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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-08

Cal. glace fru-- soc per ID at Townsends. .
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-08
LEES, BECKER, EFT AIS.

.N two continents Karl Becker is known as
 'The Prince of Forgers." Well he earned the V title His adroitness and his facile pen have ,r years been the terror of bankers Becker IS Tn
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
WISDOM OF THE JUDGES.

The exemption of a street railway from license tax is he'd, in Spring fed vs. Smith tMo.). 37 L. R. A. i6i. not privilege of operating the read for a term of years. if the license tax is i'm posed under statutory authority, al- though for revenue purposes, and not simply for police regulation.
 The liability of railroad company for injury to a youn" child which stray> upon the track hrclu>e of the ,acl, oi q fence is sustained in Eosscvs St. Paul & Duluth Railroad company (MinnD, 37 l.. R. A. 5Il. orerruling pricr de cision to the effect that tac statute re quirirc fences was exclusively for the protection of domestic acina,s.
 Driving fire truck to d fire so rapid y that on approaching an electric street ear track l: is imross ibie 10 stop it in time 10 avoid prchai ,e collision is he'd in Garrity vs. Dctrrit Citizens Street Railroad company Mich.). 37 l.. R. \. j29. to constitute negligence on the part Of the driver, although by the city ordinance he has the right of way.
 Running an c,octric ear at an un- usually rapid rate over much-fre- quentcd crossing" when the usual rate was from r 10 II miles per hour was he'd. in Evansville Street Railroad com parry vs. Gentry GEd.J, 37 L. R. A 37-, 10 be such neg 'i%ence as constitutes lit r,e less than wanton and reckless dis regard of human fife. But it is he'd that some sight proof at least of wan, of coEtributory negligence was re quired in ease of a man ki,'ed by the car and found about i5 feet from the crossing. at which he had stepped from another car.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

Johnson rhe shooter was iSchlrpei and rearrr. ted on the charge of killinr Je..i- H1ot. Severn! cnl"red men. witres-e., were summoned 70 app ai here ye-ter"ay at the rreIImirts', trial and Geo. Rravin engaged M, nj g"mery'- tig s',ge tn % out {" thu rt. He c4rri Justice Durcan'- bench warrant for ihe men, and l-fI s' noon )n the stage, 10 serve the pspers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
Opinion of an Eminent .Jurist.

B tlloi ref rm in New York was npces- say, says an eminen jIrist, bee an>e mere D .liriCians by trade. whn nad no inter in government or polI'ics, except tr enrich and .gGra' dize ,h' mse!ves, sought perpetual control. There ar .ther tx c-ll-nt reforms b q that of tue alor. C'nsriruou> among IS rh. re firm in a drsordered phy-ical system " II s;e,er's Stomach Btters. wh;cE cnunierscis teni.ncie. tn >eri"u d'sea .e bi-d hy a d, fi-iency of vital sramina nreg lirity 'frhe bowels, . om ,ch liver or k dncvS. and i' qrierud- of 'hr nerves This s'rr!iny medIcine, which has for near haf C:n ury won DO uiar favor, nor only or rs excellent qualities in q in remedial cap 'ci'v. but al>o fir irs serv'ce,hle proJert:es as medicinal stImu!anr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
< .Dail-t.asip t.gItnr.

Simon CauEon. negro in jail at Rus scllvi.,e. Ky. has away, teen of q mG- sea, turn of mind. but when he wa east in lhe county Sa~'i.c he fnu"d him self without his faNoiiie guitar or ar> money to buy an instrument with. Noihiu" dlunicl. ;he Ingenious Garkrs determined to try his Eaud at rnakii 9 "sumethia- 10 pay on. as he expressed f. He took the tin pan in which hi- daily mr&i was brought a1d made thc head of the banjo. X rough piece oc poplar. Smoothrd with an o.d hrok, IT. hialed Barrow knife. was madr into the Ceck and screws. i!e took - cents he ,ad and hought strings. and the odi.
 locking banjo waS ready for the music. ,nv;Lg simon. Jai.cr Morris SaNS the iai. bird can make. he sweetest of mu- ,!c on his homemade "gitarr," as simon calls it.-LGuisl;llc Post
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

During the Brod'e rally in Phoenix, Judge Wright dropped from tn ethereal regions long en'ugh to touch the auriferous mOuntsin peak of Arizona "waere," said he, "there are vast deposits of gold, silver and copper. What in the nsm- of c d do you want!" thunGeIej the clown. "silver. Wilson and silv-rl' came from shou-and thrOst.. So vigorou. was the applause for silSer, tha, thu clown WAS ra,tled. He reached for s glsss end surprised him self by taking |. drink ot water. When the spplsu-. had su5sided, Wright started ag ,in in the planetary ether and he did mol asaia approach anything of inter. s' 70 the people on this tere>tial sphere yet Billhynum ,eys the silver cnure l. dead and Brodie ssys. "I have plsc. d the fDsncisl question aside'.-Enter- prise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
outfit. Intruth, th- indiff rent hor.e ia not Bi-bep commodity.

outfit. Inuuth, th- indin rent hor.e is not Bi-hee commodity.
 The appearance here If Cnl, J. F. Wilson next week is an yionsly await
 i. Colonel Wilson IS not stran, CT
 u ihis camp. Hs spoke here for Jof'n C. II. rndon and made a favor abl- impr ssiou' The co, mel and hia rsrty will b. warmly welcomed to the big Copper Mining camp.
 The store force h aad ly manager Wm Bro .hy l. in capital shape A tiylv ii manifest in every depart m m. Mir Brophy is ably supporten b In, brother Mike, B. J. O'Beiliy. Mike Cunningham, St"ye Miller ard JO- -rtnnan. Tn re is p-rcfet di.- cip!ine, hence the exp di,i"us met h"ds. A complete l st of attache. will te next.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

Silver ie the is. us in 1898 ss 1t was In 1896. It won in Ariz ma and New Mexico theb, and the eighth day of November will witness vi tory on tue bsnner of Democracy, on which r. written: Free Coinage of Silver Is to l. Colonel J. F Wilson carries ,hat banner at tho head of the pro- eess'o and he has large follo~inr large enough to sweep Arizons this election.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
Millions Gwen Away.

II is crrn'ain!y gratifying 10 tho put lie 70 know o' one corrern m tht land who are il. { afraid to he gen-rOu. [" the needy and sui ring. The pro rri. tors of Dr. k,nu'- N-w Di-cOy"rN for C"nsum;ri II, Coughs and C"lh-, have given away "v.r ten million, trial h. ttlcs ,i t,i- great medi. inc and Lave the -nti-fsrtinn of knowing Il has abs. lniely Cnred thousands Q h"Eeltss ca-e-. As'hm., Br"nrhi,ir, HnI-euesI and all dis a-e. oi th rhIoa Che.t and Lnnss are -mrel, cured hv it. C-li on Tomh.ton Drnggi-t, -n' 2 q 'ri4l h 't'lp fr... regular -iz- 50y'. nrd si. Every buitl cuarantesh, nr p'iCe r-funhs'
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
JGrt Like. n HcI..n.

NrS. prrt"n-Au~~cr thc doorbclt. Mary, cUd ,uy that l'Ia not It home
 Mary -.lI riGt:, r'um.
 Nr. tprcr;cn Live minutes later)- Who wa i,. Mary?
 Nary-Nr.j. Hrownstone and her daughter.
 MrN. lppcrtcn What did they say when you told them was not at hone: Mary They saiI: How fortunatc." --lhicano Daily News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

Our republican friends concede that Col. Brodie's election will he sn endorsement by Arizona of the gold standard, which endorsement, conlnY from a territory which has suffrred more from the demonetizatioo of sil- yer than any other state or territory, will be a death blow to ihe cause of free silver. And when the Hsnnsi,e orators campaign in states which pro duce no silver and cite the fact that our great silver territory has gone over to the gold standard, they will advance the strongest argument 10 fe had against the free silver cau-t Will the mtn of Arizona give the Hannite c.mpai2ners of the east 60 powerful an sr.nmens to help the go.ditetf They will not. II we vo'e against our own convictions and our own interests, how can we expec' eastern people Co vote for them. The silver cause is gaining strength slowly but surely, In the east. An endorse ment from Arizona of the gold stan dard will blight that growth as . north pole frost would an orange blossom. Men of Arizon be true to yourselves. The gol lite and b1ndi,e crowd are playing their last Arizona card CD this Rough Rider racket Stand together for the protection Of your silver a.ines, your homes, your 'ights and the rights of your neigh
 'ors, and the free silver dollar of tn
 ioilipg msssee. TLe sugar coating oi she pill which is presented to you may be sweet and pleasant, but, oh, how bitter it's effect fl you swallow itl You will sot do It.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
How tsc World NTa.s.

Average Nan- hat has become oi that olL fool, Wilkins? tscJ to call himself cn!oncl. or something.
 Ci,ilcn-i.e happened to onn q piece uf land on which oil was found. and i, nov rich. Lives in palace on the ave. nGc.
 Average Man (some hours latcr) -- Ecllo. That looks like Gen. Wilkins.
 Anothcr Citizen Yes, that's the gen eral. Do you know hi,n?
 Avcr"G' Citizcn-lcs. indeed. Tine general and 1 are old friends. - \. Y. Weekly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

lis art table tact rhnt the R@pl' = hcsns rnrn'ng on the co-n'v tIrl"' Ar inr o =" il"ut on t'e sub yet" dor.ip: t'e god st ndarI VI 'ch theys., ba' e saailuu. q 10 thea -np to get to"tfice. They ...... .Ke tu iiscu-s ii but the V. terr do and they already decided to 60 vote Ny. S'h.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

his hon-ehnid cooi- pre- ars,Ory [, his removal with lis wife and ia,i tr Bi-hpe. Mir. R .bsr'- serured r. ear Jne Lirrer',- ,-, np the Mule Mir gulrh, A;,d thr IDmts ure home vii ie moved to 'hi- {. The old Tomh- s'or. home will be hsul' down {, B.sb Q.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
I,S .. Es Tricky

sam Puubotrlc-You say you saw pus"nbury?
 DaN" Pul>ifcr-Yes; l met him on au elevated station and shook hands with hiat.
 Plur."artlr-You did. cA? Well. whenever you shake hands with him, you had better count yorr fingers .ttcrward.-Tammany Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
| Levers EcscriEficn,

Miss Mrg@-I don't see how it is vour sister failed 10 ind n.c at tEc station 1"r said ycu would describe lac to her.
 Infatuated Lover (y,ho sees q good deal more in Miss Nurr than other folks c"m-lCs, told her 10 look for q beautiful girl. with the face of d Ma. donna. and the form Of q sylrh. Its queer she missed Vou.-N. '. Weekly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

Born, Oct l2 1898. to Gils county. Ths Globe Weekly Times. This. the latest bark launched on the irouh- lee waters of new. .psp' rdom. is the produc ton of R. c. Brown and Goo. A Mintz, formerly of Phoenix. It is s neat affair and will grow with prop' r nourishment, advertising and energy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

C,urtv R cord. E own ha. lahnrCf pumi rOu snsmeI iGreved irCn registering flee. The regi-tratio will almo | reach 2Oe0. Bi-hse show ing an incr.a.e uf over 900, in fact fi'e general increase is over geo. NJ Brown completed the rec rdi i'g o' nHme- t. d"y, ard the PEosTECr r force is working day and nieit to g-' ont ih" rrea' register in complete form fnr delivery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

Read the ticket cl ,srly as it appears in these columns daily. R.ierer cp is here made to the democratic ticket. Che platform is for silver ard 70 gre the men who are on the ticket. They fully endorse the eptire rlatioim.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
An tCIn.cntlong; Fun.

SmitG-Wiat arr you and Scissors. the barber. mad about?
 SmNth,-Oh. he'S too blamed sensi- tive. l referred to his small son as an unusually bright l.ttle shaver. and he said he didn't care 10 talk shop.-N. I Journal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
Oa;"a "au:c:iI. shc t:r-ct.

J!rhS-.iIc va.."l must be a very wonderful fellow.
 Winl,a--EEy so?
 Jinhs-EccaCsc. apparently. it can go for weeks without drinking any water.
 Nn!.s-lshaw. that's nothing. I've known Ten that could 20 fer years without dr.ch;nr any.-N. '. Journal
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

Frank R. Arr;n, the pOpu'ar mer chant n;l s' cca-,or Jo eph Ho fer fas be sel. cted tO he the -' cond ward ca' didaie for connci!mar. B,r, Cnok avirg declined Every nnmi ner ia a R p' b irsn excep, e as Pas. I. mncr.,. who " II run against Jam. ? Elkins for chief n pnlice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

Shipments-From Wilcox, Oc: 2l, 2il head mixed cattle hl WhiI ev {" Dodge City.
 Oc'. 23rd, ty R nhtnn to Hutchi-- son. Kansas, 32l mixed 40S, of thee rom Hor-. Shne hsr ra, oh and ,hir- teen from Tom Fnlgum Same day. C F.Reynoli- frr his ovn account llU head mix. q rn D. nver,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

Elect Brodie and you ,tul,i'y your self. Fl ct Wilson and you again show, ss you did :wo years ago. ths' Arizona Is e silver s'ate ani desires to stay in the silver column, statehood OF no statehood. We can do it by putting our shoulder to the wheel b = fore Nov. Sth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
Net His Fault.

The droncdary wandered one day be- IOnd his accustomed range.
 Tn crGcr to prevent wrong impress N'"n. he aid, in n naughty manner 10 the animals of The plain. ;, they gath gre! about to inspect th" stranger. "I t.il" Crcasiuu to explain that I am not sc"rch'r. 1 was born this way
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

The Democratic | .stluiin is pln nri sfair. A plank therein is out-pOkeI with reference to county divisnn, and is against the proposition. As in al! thinge, the Repub ican platform, is A blank on county divi-ion. Read both platforms and you will decide 10 vote the G.moerati,- tck-t.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

Only 10 day. more ill 'he ha't'e 'i btliot' will b ing vc'ory 'or the cha npio1. Of silver. b Jth county sni
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
l-nc. .l.cNt Enough.

She-l don't sec what reason you have for expecting anything hu; refusal. I never gave you any encouragement.
 He 0usr rciectcO Oh, Miss Coyne- Maud! You did-you most certainly did encourage me! You told T., you had Sl0.G0u year in your own right. Tif-EilS
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
Ills l:.m.nn foEII

She -Nou never think of me when yo1 are staying out so late.
 Cc--M, dear, that's one reason why stay out SO late.-Indianapolis Jour nal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

President Cleveland cnuld not dictate any matter whicl required consecutive thou"Et. ard always wrote lis messages rntire'y. President Mckinley. however. can take halt an hour Cow and then from his duties and dictate his messages sud correspond. nee to T steEographer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

The Enterprise says you can reach tho Republican candidate by address Ing him A Murphy B,odie, Phoenix Arizona,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

| J. knCx Corhett oi Tucson were out g'iug passengers with the Brodie party.
 Bro ie stock went up yester Jay and a f W bets Were recorded or general 1 results, while the dvm- are ready to rive slight odis oa Wil.on carrying the county.
 While Swain waa in town bet was made that Lend " ,uld 70 out of Biz bee with 100 mai ,,iiy. I, Was an even let.
 Word from Joe McCahe is hourly expected It mt is likely he Will he here in the senss oi making s can ysss.
 i Thanksgiving eve ball i. next on the tapi-. mean while the dancing club will trip the rgh. fantastic on on next Friday evening.
 The people. ,i'ket bears but two rsmes outside of two on t'ie rrecirct ticket. These are Joe McCahe for .hrriff and Dick Humphrey for super visor.
 Woods, Kindred and Warner expert tn leave for T"mhstnna today, taking in Benson Wilcox and Pea ca. The gsnilemen are cut [ ' the Legislature
 The ihi-'i-th am ivsr.a-y ball of A. O. U. w. given u",ier tho auspire- ot Queen lodge WAS one of those pl-s-- ant affairs hnr t'e msmher- arr ng al i intervals. The lndva extended inyIta. tions with a lsvi-h hand.
 The school chi,dr.n. and the Rough Rmer- who are here. met c, l. Brndie in body and the meeting with ,he latter was interesting, a we'll as ali c ing. Col. BrOdi- va yr-a ly surprised tb n"te the activity manifest at the smelter. He can tIuth'ully say th., th- Copper q ieen Camp is the largest in the territory.
 hnny Twomev has heard ,ha' | qn,'i are 10 be Ina with th" aid nf s s rlub in q C m iYhhni hood of Tomb- stone. To make -rr, he will take -porsmnn's 'Qrime,t when he zoe hunting for th. othspme game. He | a, l |, -bnu: tn, fret Of November. Pn-, office onen for one hour follo.- ing arrival Of the mail. | T.. R. Grady i. tine lessee of tho laundry up Tomb.tnn. Gulcl.
 The alternative Of going to work ar leaving town i. given an undesirable class.
 Mis, Burr will noan an oy.ter par Tor n X, week, adj jJinIns the company d'ug s'ore.
 Ai'er loading mp with supplie- Cap rain G-org- F"ore returned 10 Sonora, where he Is mining.
 Lo. Angeles will he the parmsn"nt home of M's. P .rk- and daughter who left today for that city. 1 About 200 head oi cattle will % ont early ne,t UseE fnr th. E-ie Cattl- Co. The stock gees to eastern market.
 Chnrch services a, all the plscs. of worship on Sunday, Rev Robert again appearing in the pulpit.
 A 'ever attack compelled II s. Tav- | Tor tn ssrure cot in !he company hospital, Dr. Sw, ct granting the pic lege.
 The library is in excellent orde hevinR under gone a comp-t 10 r. l sion. The room is larger to sccomo- | date fh. addition of the new books tp be plse ed nrat mor tn. Jess Holland, Webb. Bawc m, Greenwood and wigsirs, all the Rou, Ri .ers. are fixed and W ukiug. The later surcee,i- tO the place of ~.tchmsn Tor the Copper Queen com p~r,. foster and K:er will be pro- vid, V i,h plac 2.
 Sev ral itai o' fine animals ar. i late arrivals. One each will fall to | 'he poSse-,ion Os Bsn WilIisms and | William Brophy. 'h- company store will .rcur" iw" ar q fo"' l'.ri ore in CO., D ct,n wi.h J.bn Williams
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
.ic fs...icg Passion.

That girl who was robbed on the street ran all the way home before she tainted"
 ''Ci cCGrSc; sh" wanted to take her feather lat off first. Chicago Record.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30
.Acc,pt:tf,tfcP.

A stolen k!-s is sweetest"
 Quo;h | "Nh. yes?" quoth she-- "Of course. the r,'s no objection
 To an aCCt >Sory:'
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

lee cream social a' Wilcox tomor- sow fss hepsti, o! public school.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-30

Educate -Four Isowc;s cuh Csscarets
 Ca .Iy CathartIr, cure corSi ipat ion foreye. US. ~. 1T C C. .. fsstL "~"SSiGts refund Inouev
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-09
LOST THEIR FEE.

Prominent Law Firm Euchred.
Criminal Business Disposed of.
Considerable criminal business was
transacted in the Superior Court yesterday
George Middleton, colored, charged with
burglary, was granted a new trial and al
lowed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor
Joe Beasley, charged with burglary also
plead guilty to be punished as a INSIDE
meanOr Both men were sentenced to
pay fines of 800 each or spend twelve
months on the county chain-gang.
James Low was found guilty of the Of
Tense of shooting al another, and was
sentenced to two years in the peniten-
tiary.
Judge Falligant denied the motion and
petition of Garfard, Meldrim & Newman
for a revocation of a former order by
which 81 125 in the hands of the clerk of
the court as the property of A. r. Faw-
cett, was ordered paid over to Barrow &
Osborne. representing the Cudahy Pack
ing Company of Chicago creditors of Mr..
Fawcett
In 1898, Mr.. Fawcett sued the Florida
Northern Railroad Company for $1,000 for
damages for right of way taken by them
in the construction of their road to Sa-
vannah. He secured a verdict of SLIPS,
which the railroad paid into the hands of
Clerk Carr This money was garnisheed
by the Cudahy Packing Company, which
obtained judgment against Mr.. Fawcett
for an amount greater than that held by
Mr.. Carr, and he was accordingly ordered
to turn over this amount to the represen-
tatives of the company, Barrow & Os-
borne.
Some time ago, Garrard, Meldrim &
Newman filed a petition in court, holding
that the court was in error in granting
this order as the firm was entitled to $3.50
fees for recovering the amount paid in by
the railroad company for Mr.. Fawcett,
whose counsel they were. Judge Falli-
giant denied the petition, however
Three of the sporting fraternity plead
guilty to a misdemeanor in the Superior
Court yesterday on the charge of con-
Quoting gaming houses and Were fined
$1,000 each. The sufferers were ]. d.
Hirsch, E. A. Massart ana W. NJ Hen
derson.
The grand jury will meet this afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
Sandy Grant, who was charged with
burglary, plead guilty to a misdemeanor
and was sentenced to pay a fine of 500
or spend twelve months on the gang
Eugene johnson and Robert Cracker,
charged with robbery, We're found not
guilty.
A rule absolute was granted, issued
against f. Willis, bondsman of Frank p.
Holmes. for the sum of $500. Holmes was
charged with larceny after trust and
failed TO appear at the last term of court.
Annie Gruver Mathewes flied libel for
divorce from her husband, Alexander
Hague Mathewes. The suit was filed for
the March term of court and service or
dered perfected by publication, the hus-
band being now a resident of Charleston.
John NJ. Bryan was reappointed a COM
mercial notary public.
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VIRGINIANs WELL CARED FOp.
Company Il Entertained at Dinner
by Party of Lady Friends.

Company Il Entertained at Dinner
by Party of Lady Friends.
The dinner rendered Company Z of the
Fourth Virginia Regiment yesterday after
rcon was a complete success, and was
highly enjoyed by every member pres
ent. as wen as by the ladies in attendance.
An excellent menu had been prepared.
there was an abundance on hand. The ser
vice by young ladies was a pleasing feat
ure. and the heartiest thanks of the com
pany were rendered Mrs. Harry Gallager
and those who assisted her. Mrs Thomas
Clay, Mrs. Joseph Gallager, Misses Icua
Lou and Ada Robertson. Miss Ethel
Walker Miss florence hun. Miss Jennie
Lyons Misses Mary and Maggie Chandler
and Miss Pauline Chapcau
The tables were decorated with Gags
ard flowers. The company, which was
formerly the Jackson Light Infantry O..
Norfolk. gave to each of the ladies am
engraved roster as a souvenir of the ore
castor. Mrs. Nottingham. wife Of tho
captain. was present
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they would greatly facilitate the empty
ing of the theater

"Tbe Heart of Maryland wall be the at
traction tonight and at to-morrows mat
inee and night The play has achieved
exceptional popularity and has proved one
of the successes of the day. During last
spring and summer it was played at The
Adelphi theater in London for nearly
three months and its performances were
witnessed with appreeiatiye interest The
company includes number of leading
players. The play is realistic throughout
bv its romantic episode of love in all it's
phases. The belfry scene is the climax
Al the escape Of her lover. who has been
sentenced TO the death of a spy, the her.
oine rushes up the stair case OF an old
belfry. and springing out from the plat
form grasps the c.apper preventing the
bell from ringing, and by this daring act
saves the man she loves from capture and
death.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-09

The theory of the calculation is that The
pavement viii soon be washed away. A
careful examination has been made of the
work by Mr.. Prendergast, who filed other
papers which win nave considerable bear
ing.
Mayor Meldrim said in conclusion, that
the board viii be glad to hear at the ad-
journed meeting Monday night, what
terms of settlement the property owners
consider just and equitable. When there
is a just complaint against what the city
has done, he said the board is willing to
hear of it. and make such reparation as
the circums tances justify An of the tes-
umony was geographically taken, Sc
that the aldermen will have it at hand
in case they desire to refer to it.
Those of the complainants who were seen
after the meeting expressed themselves IS
satisfied with the proof behind their petit
ton. They feel that there is sure to be a
revision Of the assessments, and that they
will be relieved from paying what seems
to them more than proper