The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-19


ITEMS OF INTEREST.
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Two very interesting pd-lS VI wis
are living az Wichita. Kan. Ihey are " +
bur T. ard John T. sites They are fifty
fO1r Voars Old and look so much ALIKE
that only intimate friends can tell them
apart They married twin sisters, the
Misses Alice audAC are Worm. The Two
fam lies I've together in the same house
IN Wicbita -FaIrtV wears ago the broth
ers embarked in business toevther in w CHI
a. ard me same "a sign "Sutes Bros.
Real Estate ts!Is Of the twin business
relations between Them. which st!E exist.
80 loo
An Outline hddieis contest 'ooA PlaoV
the other dav n CharleStoWn Ind. The
following prizes were offered for the beet
p&il9It ni@nGe OF ne ,uil- sstpe,.
Trencb.s, com ciSIigr. '"0id Dan Tuck
er - raIr Of Dfpfs ma one barred); RYE
Straw . fine bat. pom C;oess he Wcassi -
q xvo1tb AZ ssu5slr7-. "DeVi - Dream - 81
yvorfh Of er0r+rieS. ''C3irl / Left Behind
Ne . ST worth of cig,rs. SuWsnee River"
a worth If aro.eries. Arkansas Travel
er - si In Dash ..Divie " 5g cents worth OF
soau. s'Yanlree TooJle =, large coffee not:
tRaggedv Rij,' rocking chair: "Mocking
r I'd = 81 vvor5R of s1Irber: 'GIilderoy." .
mounds of flo1Ir. CLONE Sweet Home" 81
worth If as-0ds. .IF1nvyprs of Edinburgh -
one fine haf
exchange a man named Miller married a
,,i7o,,, ~, t.-.7 +, 49,, ~, 1,,gb+er His
fotbar feii IL, ~ 10 - 7'jfb ~ IendaNebter
w. go. - beSa,,, ~ sH,,'s ion9Si ~
& ~ 2eonlIiS ~ SOl ~ ,,a ~
Peconi1,, NJ 800 I,ffe 6sd nbitI The
aSj;j M MINIS III Miie .,1u a IL 10 ~
and Miller's own uncle, for he was d
eatSir his 1poduS lueT: -hi nS
SON. who was. Of course, Niller's brother
and incidentally Mfller's grandchild for
he was the son Of Miller's daughter Thus
Millers own wife was his mothers moth
er and Miller became his wife's grandchild
at the same time And then 10 ton the
whole thing off, as the husband of his
grandmother. ne was his own grandfath-
er.
MT o.,
me IpeeA ecclesldstbcal authorities at
Aleppo have been called upon TO decide a
case which strongly recalls Solomons ia
nous Judgment saws ATalumat 0Constan-
tinople). Bv a strange coincidence a Wo-
man and her daughter both gave birth to
a female child al the Same time PM he
babies got mixed and as one Of them
was ugly and the other nreffv and healthy
both mothers claimed tha latter SThe 81
der woman maintained that. as ali her
other children were handsome the uoelv
child could not he hers whilst her dauSh
ter claimed that being vonng handsome
and strong, she could not be The mother
of the weak and ugly babe The RELIGIOUS
chief of the town Settled tba affair in a
summary SUI 1h i way. re a9ludged the Deautl3
that Il being her fiTsf The occasi6n ,o was
not to be made one of humiliation and
disappointment, whilst the elder mother
could afford to fOrego her claim since she
had already had several handsome CHI
dren.
MI ,,,,,,roor,. a.. ~ -
NC announcement tHd' me sofelh-
ment will issue revenue stamps of higher
denomination is received by stamn col
lectors with horror. and is particularlv so
thought. c0mpJeteA their ust saws an a1
change. The bureau of printing and en-
craving is now az work on designs for $40
SON ana e OO0 rto,ors o,5 49, IN ~
necessary he out Of reach Of he COLLECTORS
for some time even after thev are On
celed The highest denon1inatio1 Of a de-
umentary stamp is $50. which win serve
10 cover n taxabie narer Of bieb face val
he Bur many n1ortoa yss ana eonVaSorcss
of various SORTS drawn in tbesa dSVs ~
financial and commerciaI re0Tganiaation
and consolidation ranresent sl1ch Ioroa
sums mar me a M xirss ~ r. S5o .ta,,, .
ouired g riolislv nr9acbes Nc, ~ 49,
The face of President NadisCn is re- 10
shown upon the $1,000 stamp, but the por-
traits for Inc others have not yef -,
selected IN he nresent iss,1a tbs sta,,1,,s
are ~ he p,,robaIs,I y,thieb III -, - ~
g. 49, ~ 81. tui!ioel VI Willcn WI pe sop
mus earn what ms chances are of getting
Of mem "a '''0i DS "e'iis "D-e 10 Keep trace
"ilSoh tens slOty WHICH
illustrates the uses of adversely, says the
Chicago Record. A farmer ont West nlant-
ed a lot of ground to sugar beefs They
grew beautifully and sent ont a glorioIs
foliage of dark-red leaves with .deen-red
veins in them which he admired very
much. A tornado came and cut them off
close to the ground. The poor farmer was
discouraged. 1t was too late 10 NOW M
the field and plant another CROP. His His
whole spring labor was Wasted ana al
his money was gone. He decided that he
would give up farming. advertise his niane
for sale and go back East to his wife's
folk. Before they had finished naclfins
however, he noticed new, healthv shoots
coming from all the beets and told bis
wife he guessed they would better hnid
up awhile and see what hannened In
few weeks the foliage was as fresb ana
strong as before so he hoed OUT the weeds
with confidence of getting \ good cror'
When he dug up those beefs and tonIr
them to the sugar factory that FAN t6en
were found to contain more saccba Iiig
than any others that were offered ana
upon an investigation az the exnerinoe li-Nr
station it was decided that their ,sunario,
ity was due to the Storm From tbat
time on beet farmers have imitated ne
example of nature and cut tba tons . of5
their beets at least once durine ny pS on Oh
son. inv sea
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