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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24

Controller General Wright strongly
urges upon the legislature a revision Of
the tax laws 10 secure uniformity ana
equality in the distribution of the burden
OF taxation and a decrease in the state tax
rae. The lack Of a proper system has
led TO a steady increase in the rate. which
has served 10 create erroneous Impressions
among prospective investors and dissunde
them from placing their money in Geor-
ea. a more exact assessment could be
followed by reduction in the tax rate
without impairment of the states reve-
nues With a minimum Of politics to dis
tract their attention from the states true
interests. the legislators may find time at
the approaching session to enact laws that
wild remedy the evils OF which MIR. Wright
complains.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24

Chicagos example is more contagious
than yellow fever. Atlanta will invite the
President to her peace jubilee" Phila-
delphia expects him at hers; Cincinnati
IS contemplating preparing a jubilee of
its own with Mr. Mckinley as the cen
tral star Even a peace jubilee" may be
pverdone by Imitation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24
Had a special ReveIations
From the Springfield Republican dnd)

The Free Methodist Church of North
America, recently in conference at Chi
cago, learned before the session was over
that God had imposed on the United States
"a wider task in the evolution of human
destinies," and that a refusal TO act ac-
cordingly-or grab all the territory in sight
would be "disioyaF' to God. Queer, how
they found il out.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24

The Philadelphia Press is the chief anti
Quay newspaper in Pennsylvania. Its ed
itor, Charles Emory Smith, is Postmaster
General. From this the conclusion is
drawn that the President would not be alb
solutely inconsolable if Quay were de-
feated
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24

"Out of the woods came hero" said an
orator, referring TO Roosevelt. Judging
from the political outlook, the colonel's
only getting deeper in the woods daily.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24

Judging from her reputation for mascu-
line aggressiveness, the Dowager EN-
press-bride win soon be wearing III
Hung's yellow jacket, if nothing else.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24

Not satisfied with dropping $SOO0,oo0 in
the New York Journal. w. r. Hearst,
it is said, proposes starting a yellow
paper ia Chicago There is proverb
about some sort of people and their money
being soon parted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24
A Trihe Premature.
Birmingham Age. Herald Dem.).

The Georgia Legislature will meet next
week, but it will lack the fire and spirit of
former days. The election of judges and
solicitors has been taken over by the peo-
PIE, and all deals have been declared off.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24

President Mckinley is right in saying
that this is time when we should form
our decisions with the utmost calmness
and deliberation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24

The following curious advertisement
appeared the other day in the London
Standard: "A gentleman, whose wife and
daughter have run away from home for
q holiday. leaving him in charge of a baby,
who, although fairly wen, appears to be
cutting a tooth earnestly desires that they
will return home at once"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24

The Chinese are said to revel in peculiar
doors. If in quest of something new in
that line, how would the Bilbo canal do?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24
CHEAP.
DRESS GOODS
AT VERY LOW FIGURES.

Black Satin Duchess special SOC; worth
rs cents
24-inch Black Satin Duchess special sc;
worth $1.00.
H-inch Black Satin Duchess special at
79c; worth $1.15.
H-inch Black Satin Duchess special at
soc; worth $135
H-inch Black Figured Silks, large or
small figure, special SOC; worth S5c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24

Love may be blind, but the tendency Of
New York wives TO give their husbands
poison by mistake needs some other ex-
ulanation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24
CURRENT COMMENT.
Little Concession Goes a Long Ways.
From the Philadelphia Times Dem).

anything else they want, they ask for a
little time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24

U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, ST AU-
gustine, Fla, oct. q, $685. Sealed propos-
ais for furnishing and delivering on Null
let Key and Egmont Key, Fla, or at Tam
pa, Fla. cement stone, steel beams, an
Choir bolts and ammunition trolley sys-
TENS, hoists and cranes, win be received
here until II M, Nov. 81 1898, and then
publicly opened Information furnished
on application. w. H. H. Benyaurd, Lieut..
Col. Engrs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24

IF YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL
and work. order your autographed and
printed stationery and blank books from
Morning News, Savannah. Ca.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24
NOTE THIS ITEM
PARTICULARLY.

All of our $3.50 quality Figured eros
Grain Taffetas and Satin Duchess go this
week at Csc.
Rustling Taffetas in ali the leading
shadee-Turquoise. Military and Cadets
Blue-special this week S9c; worth Csc.
A-inch Venetian Cloths, in all the new
shades-Military Blue, Cadet, Castor, Ma
vy-this week special $1.15; same as sold
elsewhere for $3.50.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24

Think Well Before We Act.
From the Chicago Chronicle Dem.)
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-24

Letters and kilograms should be ad-
dressed MORNING NEWS" Savannah,
, 1898-09-13
LEAVES FOR THE EAST,
Bishop Talbot to Return to His PENN
%sylvanfa Charge.

Bishop Talbot will leave on the mid
night train tonight for his home in
South Bethlehem, Pa. He will visit for
a few hours with his brother, Ralph
Talbot, a prominent lawyer of Denver,
whose daughter will accompany the
bishop to Pennsylvania and will enter
the girls school at Bi~shopthrope.
South Bethlehem. an institution of the
diocese of Central Pennsylvanta, UNI
der the supervision Of Bishop Talbot. A
daughter Of Senator Shoup of Idaho
passed through Laramie a few days
ago en- route to the same school. The
bishop will also visit another brother
on his way east-the Rev. Robert Tai
bot OF Kansas City, Mo.
1t is announced that the lest named
gentleman is prominently mentioned
as the successor Of Bishop Talbot in
the Wyoming jurisdiction, and a we'll
Informed member OF the church ststes
that the two delegates from Wyoming
to the general convention OF the
church, which wild be held next month.
will urge the appointment Of the Rev.
Robert Talbot as bishop Of Wyoming.
, 1898-09-13
DEvASTING FIRES.
Near Laramie Peak Destroy a Large
Tract of Forest

1t was only last week that Special
Land Agent Abbott Of the general land
Office walls notidied that a fierce forest
fire was raging in the vicinity of Lara
ME peak, in Albany county. A wood
man starting a fire to burn brush neg
lec.ed Ills duty and the result is one Of
the moo. destructive forest fires in the
HISTORY of the state. Strange to say
this fire has been raging since Aug. Is
IND was only gotten under control
Saturday during a furious SNOW storm.
The ranchmen in the vicinity knew OF
the fire. but 1t was not reported until
ranch property was threatened The
tract offorest destroyed is five miles in
isrlyth and about four and onelhalf
miles in width. AS before stated. the
damages and the results OF the fire cam
not be approximated. 1t is probable 1t
will destroy the watershed of Cotton
wood park and will result IN a water
famine in that section. :,
The ranchmen n greatly incensed
and their i~ndisnation knows MO
bounds. It is becoming a very serious
offense to start these fres, and the
ranehmen, appecfating the value of
the timber. may resort to extreme
measures to put a stop to the nefarbous
practice.-Sum-Leader.
, 1898-09-13
BRIEFLY MENTIONED,

The Mission Circle and Ladies' Aid
society of the Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. Holmes Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
+. o. Harrison is loading fifteen cars
of cattle for the Omaha market at
Lockout today. Monte Blevins Is ship
ping ten cars from the Laramie yards.
VIM. Rhone, who has been confined
in the county jail for a couple Of
months in default Of furnishing bonds
TO keep the peace. wa released by
Judge Bramel today.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
byterian church will meet at Mrs.
Blakeis tomorrow afternoon at 2:30.
A full attendance is urgently requested.
By order OF the president.
The republican county committee Of
Laramie county yesterday placed c. w.
Riner ON the county ticket for sheriff
and e. w. Stone for the state senate to
fill vacancies caused by the withdrawal
of NJ. P. Keefe and A D. Kelley.
Seven hoboes and three plain drunks
we're arraigned before Justice Fitch to-
day and given the regulation fines.
The hoboes were escorted to the city
limits by Marshal Stirring and told to
git"
Dick Co.ford, who was arrested
yesterday on a suspicion that ne was
concerned in the robbery OF Arthur
CARROTS house, has been released, the
officers being unable to connect him
with the crime.
Bishop Talbot was rendered a ban
quet Sunday evening at Cheyenne by
J. G. Scott and wife of the Inter Ocean
hotel. An elaborate dinner was serv-
ed. The guests were Bishop Talbot
and Revs. Rafter, Bateman, Dodshon,
Dodds and Foster.
The jury In the district court was
discharged today. subject 10 the call
of the court. The case against Cyrus
Mann, charged with assault with
deadly weapon, which was appealed
from justice court. is being tried this
afternoon before the judge.
, 1898-09-13
STATE PRESS ~oosnanNr.


johnson Countyts Real Ffaend--
The real friend Of johnson county
during the consideration Of the John
o county RELIEF bill was the Hon.
Frank W. Mondell, Candidate for con
gress. To HIM johnson county ON.
hearty support, for Ids geuerouas edwo-
cacy of her claims JOHNSON county
was not Mr. Mondel1's home county,
NOR was 1t politically favorable to him;
but that made NO difference to him
when the bill came up. Mr.. Mooiel4.
as will be remembered. was speaker ID
the senate at the time; he vacated thu
chair, took the floor, called up the bnl
and had it passed under q suspension
OF rules He then notified-whom?-
why, G. E. A Moeller and urged him to
see that the bill was eigned by the
speaker OF the house before adjourn
ment. That Mr.. Moeller did not do
that is no fault Of Mr.. Mondel's. Vote
tor Frank w. Mondell!-Buffao Bull
letin.
, 1898-09-13

Don't forget the mass meeting at the
court house tonight Come and take
part in organizing a Womanis club that
shall meet the needs Of all women
wanting to know more, to do more and
to be more. We can all be useful to one
another in ways we do not dream Of
now. We busy women, who know little
else than the weary grind Of household
cares and school teaching and shop
keeping, let us join. and be refreshed
and strengthened. by brushing our
minds against one another. This club
Is for all Laramie. While each can
vasser found many people away from
home, each has tried faithfully to see
everybody and so everybody is hereby
invited to come to the court house to-
night at 7:3O o'clock.
COMMITTEE.
, 1898-09-13
CLARK Is CONFIDENT.
Wyoming Senator Talks on Political
SitvAtton.

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anu e"a"foene Oh ohe eiecrion OF one re-
pupiicaai sIape' cohsressicnai anu ieess-
'on'o 1eAes. Askeo as 10 une oessa-
@ oo1Atfohs I'll LIS spS1e' ne sao:
ne' nave never oeen SO promising.
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euie I'll ns sta'e ana ooes noe zeal TO
eNpieAs It, ithe coai' eautie' sneep ana
'aiei INDUSTRIES Vi ene sta1e were ohe
s''eo's IN eiuhtls'as1c reference and
oHe 'eSun's vi che last year IN these I'M
uus'ifeS lin ap.rapuoeu most largely no
repuoacan iegisfaticn since the pres
eh~ aunhiiifs1ra1lon came INTO power.
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, 1898-09-13
PERSONAL

Rev. E. r. Doids went to Carbon
this moring.
Ora Haley lis down from his Wyo-
ming ranch.
]. S. Atherly of Sherman is a visitor
to the Gem City today.
c. G. Ccntant was a passenger to
Cheyenne at noon today.
Hattie Eydhner OF Iron mountain is
visiting in the city today.
George Eykyn and wife are in Lara
mic today from their ranch
Mrs. J. Johnson went to Chicago on
the midnight train last might.
d. F.. SlSdduth and wife and Mel Sud-
duth are in the city from North Park.
Warren Wilson went to Spokane,
Washington. on this mornings train.
H. NJ. Small is among the ranchmen
who are to be seen on the streets today.
w. H. Peabody returned last night
from a business trip through North
park.
Harry d. Wooster took this morn
dng's passenger train for Montesano,
Welsh.
Louis Miller returned last night from
a "trip to Green River, Evanston and
Ogden.
Rev. Bert Foster. rector Of the Epis-
copal church at Evanston, left for his
home last night.
j.. s. Gugerty, Singer sewing ma
CHIME agent, came over from Cheyenne
on the morning train.
Robert Nagel. who has been located
in Cheyenne for some time, arrived in
Laramie this morning.
Rev. I. II. Johnston and his brother,
w. R. Johnston. left for Chicago on the
midnight train last night.
, 1898-09-13
news Of THE State
SHERIFF WARD HOT ON THE
TRAIL OF THE BIG PINEY
ROBBERS.
One OF His Special Deputies Wounded
In a Fight Near Green River
Young Men Fined for illegally
Killing Game-Success OF Mrs
Randall's Chain Letter"

Sheriff Ward Of Uinta county has
yet returned from pursuit Of the
three men who robbed the pospofice
and store at Big Piney on the 25th of
August. The following graphic account
Of the ambush Of Ward and deputies
by the robbers is given in the Uinda
Herald. as just coming to light:
Sheriff Ward, accompanied by his
three special deputies, namely, Will
lam Mcdonald, Charles Holden and
lobe Houston, followed the robbers
trail for several days. On August 80
they were passing along the divide be-
tween Green River and Wind River at
a point about twenty-five miles north
east of what is known al THE Dog ranch.
They were following a trail which
showed to be about twenty-four hours
cd, and were therefore jogging along
carelessly. with their rifles Sung across
their saddles, not expecting to see the
enemy for several hours to come.
I'm the mean time the three des-
peiadoes, having discovered that they
were being followed. had gone several
miles ahead, cached their packs md
animals, and returning on foot had
taken up a position right next the old
trail behind two fallen trees. Ward
and party came leisurely jogging along.
as above stated, unprepared for instant
action, and when wiuhin a few feet OF
these fallen trees the three robbers
stuck their guns over the logs and
shouted, Hands up" At the same
instant they began firing. For Ward
ard his party to obey the order neal
that they would lose their horses and
arms and have to make their way back
to civilization on foot. To try to reach
for their guns meant certain death for
all three, as they were all within fifteen
feet Of the points OF the robbers guns.
They had only the twinkle OF an eye
in which to decide a course OF action,
and in that moment they wheeled their
ioiScS dHh heu ~ ICdt-u d CONeT VI dL
least to gain distance They all escap-
ed injury with the exception of Hous-
ton. He was nearest the robbers when
the latter gave the order, Hands up!"
He attempted to raise his hands. At
the same moment a bullet cut of the
first two fingers of his left hand and
another cut his right wrist. Being dis
abled, he rolled of his horse and, ly-
ing on the ground, feigned death, when
the robbers ceased firing and made a
halsty retreat. Ward and the other two
men quickly returned to Houston and
took him ito the Dog ranch, where luck
lily they found a surgeon, a gentleman
from Philadelphia. wtho was travelling
in the Yellowstone park. The surgeon
kindly smoothed up his wounds and
fixed him as comfortable as possible,
after which he was sent to his home at
Amos Smiths ranch, on Big Piney."
A telegram from Sheriff Small of
Fremon county, dated at Lander, says
Ward is safe and following the trail
night and day.
, 1898-09-13

FOR ILLEGALLY KILLING GAME.
Herbert Whiteman and A. L. Stick,
two young aristocrats from Iowa City,
Ia, were arrested by Snake river SOL
diers in the Harrison timber reserve on
August IA for violation OF the game
laws. The Offenders were taken to Fort
Yellowstone for trial. but counsel held
that the park authorities had no juris-
diction in the matter. Judge Burton OF
Chicago was called to defend and the
prisoners were taken to jackson for
trial, the hearing coming up before
Justice La Plant on September 1. w.
l.. Simpson appeared for the jackson
Gun club. After further Consideration
of their offenee the young culprits
pleaded guilty and were fined $50 and
costs. amounting IN all to about $50.
Evanston News-ReUhster.
, 1898-09-13
MRS. RANDALL's CHAIN.

v \
Among the Wyoming ladies who
worked nobly for our soldiers during
the war and since ia Mrs Randall OF
Fort Russell, wife Of the well known
colonel. Mrs. Randall started a chain
to get money for the Red Cross society.
Up to diate she has turned over to the
society 1851 81, and money is still conn
Ding in
OF the letters received, those from
Wyoming and Colorado had the most
money and least words. The letters
from the west were all very courteous,
while some from the east were ex-
tremely insulting. Mrs. Randall GER
tainly deserves credit for her noble
work.-Sm-Leader.
CHEYENNE's PUBLIC BUILDING.
Gunwald Aus. engineer in the once
OF the chief architect, 10 In Cheyenne
from Washington to investigate tbs
trouble encountered IN making excaya-
lions for the new public building IN
that city.
AT the depth encavated for the foun-
dation ooe+half Of the ground W.
found to be Of the nature Of q bog or
quichsand and incapable Of caeryanw
the required weight The remainder
b hardpan and adequately stronx. A.
-
, 1898-09-13

graphical location That being the
case. oil your mud singing win accom-
ptfsh nothinG-Otto Courier.
NEWS OF THE HILL
Sherman. Wyo.. sept IL. 1Sss.-(spe-
cial Correspondents. )-The weather On
the hill the past week has been quite
changeabe. The Storm of the last
three days was quite severe for thds
time Of khe year.
Mrs. Be1le Myers Of Laramie Is the
guest of Mr. 0earhart and family.
Mr.. Samuel Eye was a visitor of tase
McENees on Saturday.
ma Boyd wah a visitor to Red Buttes
on Saturday and Sunday.
Cattle are held at . good price this
season, which is good for the ranch
mon
Mr.. and MnE. A.Atherly and daesh-
ter of Fort Collins returned home Mon
day. after . few days on the hill
MesAs Eye and FRANK Eye were m
Caeyenne On Friday end Saturday, do
ing business.
CLYDE Akherly arrived home Taxv-
day form several days visit IN Fort
Cof1ins, Colo.
Several Of the ahersnanttes enjoyed
thie SIGHTS OF Frontier day at Cheyeune
on Monday end Tuesday.
, 1898-09-13

We have six nice
rooms over our o
including bath and tot
let. Rent cheap. Ira
Ding Commercial com
, 1898-09-13
BUTCHER WANTED.
GEORGE H. HUNT.

1t really looks at the present momen
as though the study of Spanish would
have to be added to the curriculum of
h common schools-that is, II we
want the boys to be equipped to do bus
mess in any part of the American ma
tion..-Erie Dispatch.
, 1898-09-13

cAarrh In the head, that troublesome
md disgusting diseases, may be entirely
cured by a thorough course Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla. the great blood purifier.
, 1898-09-13

Prof. Keenan,, clairvoyant, test and
BUSINESS medium. Mining . specially.
Parlor at Mrs. Rogers. AT secoud 81,
, 1898-09-13
COMMITTEE.

The North Star society will give one
OF their sociable hops on the oath Of
September. Admission so cents, At
, 1898-09-13

Hoods Pills cure nausea. sick head
ache. indigestion, biliousneM. AL drug.
gists. Csc.
, 1898-09-13

Addfe Gearhsrt, w41ca was celebratsd
ON Frtday evening. The amusement
was dancing and the playing Of gamsA
Refershments were served ebout mid
night. Those prebent were: Mis-.
Boyd. Barton, Ak1die md Annie Gear
hart end Mn. Nyers; Mesrs. Charles
and Wdfriam Barton. Burns, Wurl,
Burg1man, Lane and AAherty,
, 1898-09-13
Just received a car
OF Sugar, which
will be sold at lowest
market price, at
Trainings.
$25 REWARD.

the detection and conviction Of tn.
party who broke IN and stole, on Sat.
unday might. Sept 10th. ont Of my
place, q lot Of valuable fur.
Mountain Lion Tannery,
L. SEEHAUSEN.
, 1898-09-13
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, 1898-09-13

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, 1898-09-13

just received one
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PMsbury's Best, at
Trabing's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-08-12
WAR NOTES.

Gen. Garcia, who got angry because
Santiago after its surrender was not
turned over to the Cubans, severed all
relations with the United States army
and withdrew his troops, indicates a
desire to reconsider his action.
The papel nunico in Madrid has held
conference with Ssgasts as to the
future OF the friars in the Philippines.
The Pope attaches much Importance
to this class, which contributes sub
stantial sum toward Peters pence. The
vatican strongly opposes the expulsion
of the friars from the Philippines. Sa
gasta could give no accurate reply, oW-
ing to doubt as to the futural govern.
ment of the island. This question will
be forcibly brought before the attention
of the President.
Gen. Skaters latest report from San
tiago is that 1855 of his soldiers are
sick.
There will be some delay in the evacuation
of Havana and other Spanish strongholds in
Cuba, as some difficulty is anticipated in ar
ranging for proper form of government for
the island and because there is no desire to
send American troops TO Cuba at the present
time
A dispatch from Madrid says: 1t is said
that Spain is considering favorably the PROF.
osition TO sell the Philippines as it is believed
the United States will take only Manila and
the adjacent territory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-08-12
To Recall the Alamo.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Aug. 12.-In
the race TO Porto Rico the Alamo with
General Grant and the First Kentucky
aboard, were, at last reports, still ahead
Of the government. They got away
from here before detention orders could
reach them, and they passed Cape
Henry before the observer was out OF
bed. A swift boat has been sent out
from Charleston to intercept the Alamo.
II the transport continues on the course
that she selected as far as Cape Hattie.
ras, Adjutant General Corbin's orders
will be handed to General Grant some
where off the coast of South Carolina.
Captain Davies, of the British steam.
ship Cyril, in last night night from
New Orleans, reports passing the Alamo
off Haiteras heading directly south.