The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-09
ITEMS or INTEREST.

Two or three years ago Mexico I'M
posed high charge on tho mining Of
silver dollars The result has been an
Increased export OF silver bullion and
shortage OF dollars. ana tho government
has dscreed a reduction IN the charge.
The Mexican government had an Idea
that coins were SO much better for trade
than bars that the mine owners would
stand a severe tax for the sake OF get
ing The cogie aud The serpent Gnd the
cactus stamped upon their metal As
The dollars and mo bullion are 81 prac-
Ideally equal value the mine owners sim
ply hoycotted the mints and shipped
bullion abroad.
There are other yellow things besides
Journalism. says the New York Press.
Tho most precious accs la.d away m
mothers trunk turn yellow with age, and
brave Indeed IS the great-graudchiid that
dares have them washed. Bottles of ra-e
Vine turn yellow lingerie Numbered 70
snow Wilderness to-day Is yellow iu sN
mouths " laid away in tine ch.nonier
Newspaper clippings become yellow 10 a
.ew years old books are yellow. tho face
~ aged people are yellow. dying trees
are yellow the finest poultry is yellow
The most valuable metal .s yellow. th,
.ovcllert stars are yellow. AZ times the
sun is yellow. the most beautiful of birds
yellow, the most malignant 90 fevers
he most extensive ~ national rorps
,.uow ono ~ 81. ,-.,t.-, ~ 49, +,
yellow .hs hes. OF corn ts yellow IN.
Guest % w1cat q yellow tho tui-iest ~
fruit is yellow me rt.h.e. .re.n is ,...i-
ov-. tho pu~ast Ht-+.r be- cotton. 80. NJ
not despair Of yellow.
Tho whole tis,or,. y, ,ho h,t,,,.
plas-,e saws the ro,so, Inn. ,.,.r,.
20 .be f,~. shat. ,,.. at..... ....,- ..-
-he world ,,,,,i,. d.. ,,,.,.-,,,,.,, ,......,.
= .""' "N'h we awe sltAle the
''' 80 gu any ElEeh pan l'iNle wave
49, - tN'''" ~ i'ii .ei." "nd ""
- y H's wa N.l.'. hu'
va" a'"N' ~ ~ li''" Town
own ~ V"nH-y 90 e""hiFy - we vs.
49, "''' lt''' .'i' H's.'7' ''"s "''u pres
~ - '."H tons ,''i'ie
Nas '',U'I o'n,''iis oI u"'iIlel .i'H feeos
-@'"' a. u ,'ls "L'I i'n'e or prague anu
'l GO, an other ep."einle diseases. "hlch
~ uselt 'Ho a'"'.ulo" 20 quarantine.
- |hA i"'N was toHb SINCE 't-"s i.Nel
'h'l Ail attempts 70 Keep F'aEue OF cno'-
''A ou' ol t"' lsi'iin7' assuming ihe als-
ase 70 DC ~ lis truly epiAemle FORM
was hkeIy 70 prove unAF aii-ns' ana hence
'ey nave ue''thl4Afd 90 telE iaiAely on
me internal mo- hlnerF or the puohe
leaHh service A"ese remarks arc calico
'orth o} mo recent INVASION OF Englani
'y the plague and the Issue hy local
oFcrnmfni beard OF 'flaEue M moran
ium which calls public attention 60 the
classes ond sanitary areas most likely 20
be- affected. as Wen as 20 the general
symptoms OF the disease
I'M recent letter =, .be ror5or Tines
.,. ,,.......t,,,. s...t..,.. 80 ,t,.,, -
rardlnr the faste.t regularly scheduled
railroad trains In the lending countries OF
The world The United states heads the
Ist with -FOUR train. run rom fnl.aHe nhIa
- ~, pt,i,,i'i-,,i. 80 p.,.,tr, a,,'t5
'.t ~ s. 49,. 49,, - o. = a.
49,. !, -. r,tes h.i,~ ~, s,e,,s, -c~.
- .,,.. h. ~. ..--i4 -r,e 80, -.h..-
.-ai,s 80 a.. ro,,,s,.,,.,-t, iiro -,,,, ~
~ - - stq ,ri.er 49, bou- the NJ
,.,.e 49, its Inc t.i-g -q milo rbo
,ftdt ~ t,~.r.a b. j., nm fr,y, ,,,,.
y, p,rFr,nv a af.tar.a - ~. mile
,,,ir,,ins a er.s8 of III & r-ifes no. bo,r
r-,,,t.ra A-lir~ a., ia 800 ,..t 80,
,-,ine witch oro concluded n mako tho
~, hstyy.ep ror-oe.fer ara v-,renao, a
'tts,,ro. "a oriy 1E u,iloe a. the 80 ~
~ NIL. nor b-,t- Tbe f,s.cst torg.tj :
fanco run 4 made over tbe orleans ana
Mai Railway ia France THO nun b. from
Paris 10 Rlyonre a Distance az ASA. miles
md ts made ip-itillrr six rtous al the
-.te 81 81 "a miles rer hour. Then follows
Inc New, York Cen tr7t'e Fmrirc state rv-
DRESS. running from New York 20 BuHqlo.
80 miles. Including four stops al Be s9
miles ,er hour. and finally arain Eng.
and with train On the Great Northern.
running between London and Edinburgh.
49, miles. 40 -1s7 miles per hour.
ne p''''l'' 81 S''"3e p"'loso'"''
known as taboo is the belief that GER