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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
Trying to Change the subject.

a telephone conversation reported in the
Philadelphia Inquirer:
Hello. Central let me have the Yndlz
Kiosk. Constantinople / wish to speak to
the Sultan OF Turkey"
"All uEht"
rs THIS his sublime slowness. the light
Of the faithfulg"
YES. who wants him?"
'T am Familiarity known az Uncle sam. I
want that Armenian Indemnity imme-
diatcIy"
"Glad TO speak TO YOU. Uncle sam. II
looks like rain here. How are your crops7''
crops are all right. but want that
indemnity. Ar Abdul Hamid."
II am charmed 20 learn that your great
country Is thriving. always thought
very highly OF America"
Thank YOU. but shall ] have the receipt
for that Armenian indemnity made out
just now" ~
u should like 70 discuss the great ques-
ton ~ trauscendcutalism with YOU II
sou don't mind, MIR. sam. what are your
views"
My views are that YOU have owed tina,
Indemnity long enough. want the
amount paid Immediately. STR"
By the way they SAY thai wireless
telegraphy g. likely 10 supcrsede the teis-
phone soon Is that probable think you ?
II don't wish 10 talk about wireless
teleEraphy, sir. but OF unsettled accounts
That account OF yours I wish settled with
out the smallest delay"
we have had some quite warm weather
this summer ! hope YOU have not been
uncomfortably hot IN Washington"
Sir | do not wish to talk about the
weather but about your unsettled ac-
count. That Armenian indemnify must
be paid az once"
Il must say. Mr.. sam. that 7 consider
IL very mpolite IN YOU 20 revert contin-
ually 20 one topic. when you see how harf
I am trying 20 change the subject. So
theror'
Hangs up the receiver and walks away.
WORK:
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reverend gentleman. regarding him as
something IN the nature 81 freak
The SUNDAY street car r. not. per se. a
vi kod Institution. u IS good one. II
enables, many parsons 90 get out 70
lurch who would otherwise be deprived
~ the pleasure ana henent Of religious
services II g. an institution of modern
progress and convenience. u exists he
cause there Is a legitimate ana reaEonable
demand for IL. Instead % condemning the
Sunday street car. q would seem 70 be
more effective 20 encourage the use o. o.
Il nuliaes the excuse that tho weather
ia too hot. OF 900 damp, or the distance
g. too far. TO 20 out 10 church. u places
tho house Of worship within a few min
utcs OF the door 81 every dweller Ia the
city Instead Of deer}inE ana tabooing
modern appliances ana conditions. fhe
preachers ought 20 try 70 get into closer
touch with them. 90 that they might turn
those appliances aud conditions 90 the ad-
vancement Of their Master work.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
t,,, Plnp wa. Enective.

A bashfm young man had sat for some
time Ia the terminal station waiting for
his train TO be announced, says tho Phil
adelphia Record His grip he mad showed
under his seat Finally he jumped up
aud sought the train announcer for the
third time lie was tod that his train
time had al last arrived. Then the Young
man remembered his grip which ne had
left under the seat .u the waiting room
Hhrrying back. he was amazed 10 mo
beautiful Eirl occupy.ng the place he
lud left moment before HIS grip was
hidden by her skirts and the hashful
young man saw no way o. getting at u.
he feared that he would miss his train.
30 he decided 20 speak 60 the Young lady
Strutting up 10 her IN dusteTed state,
his intention 90 politely ask her 10 allow
MIN 20 get his grip was forgotten and he
niurtcd out with: Pardon me. lady. but
you're sitting on n nail aud might tear
YOUR dress with bound tho girl was
out of the seat when the Young man
grabbed his grin and fairly ran through
the waiting room ana 10 his train. The
girl blusaed ar others sitting near giEglei
and she, too, hurried out 10 the train
shed and waited there FOR her train
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personal.

Rev. DR. George l. Perrin OF Boston
has been given a years leave q absence
from bis church la that city Tor the pur-
pose Of raising n $4,000 fund for the ad-
vaneemont Of the Universalisl Church Ia
America.
Mrs. J. l. Mccanun. the adopted
dsughter OF the late John Sherman. viii
sell most Of the effects now in the sher-
man house a. Washington This house
cost almost 100000 Mrs. McCaIium has
sailed for Europe with her husband
Rev. @. Campbell Morgan OF London
10 not coming 10 Northaeld. Mass. to
take charge OF the church and the work
there. relative Of the late Dwight l.
Moody says but % serve as a stan work.
er under the direction Of w. r. Mooly
and the board OF trustees
Miss Kate Miller Of FredcrioIss burg.
Pa. Il probably the oldest factory girl"
tn the United States she recently oele-
hrased her eighty-hrst birthday. and for
the last twenty years has worked la the
sams Embellishments. She never misses a
dsv. turns out a full quota % work. COM
peting With girls sixty years her junior
When the current presidential term
'l"Hfs on nov. ~ Ten fornFio DtaZ VIII
have controlled the affairs Of the Mexi-
can republic for q period OF twenty four
years, and under his wise. benencent ana
energetic rule he has seen Mexico hse
from a condition OF industrial. commercial
ana political prostrstiou and disturbance
20 a position which places Il in an emil
nent niche among nations Of the world.
The Prince OF Wales. who has 'us,
celebrated his nfty-ninth birthday has
now held his title the longest in ENGLISH
history. Previously the distinction re-
lonsed 10 George ~. who was Prince OF
Wales FOR nntr-e ight years Within q
month Of his birth she Prince was crtat-
"a Duke Of Cornwall and Rothesay Earl
Of Carrick Baron Benfrew Lord % the
Isles. Prince of Wales and Earl Of Chss-
ter. while iH $40 he WAS made Earl OF
Dublin. When he wishes 20 travel ou the
quiet the Prince gues as Lord Renfrow
aud sometimes as the Earl Of Chester
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Tis long ago since by shananRah's shore.
We Idle lotered on a Summer day.
When every prospect pleased as ne'er be-
fore.
Though warmed and illumed by as pure
Untouched by time that varied vision
OF distant scenes which in it mirrorea
lay.
Where down the vista of the years We
gaze.
As though 'rwere yesterday.
The pure and balmy air with fragrance
rife.
The songs of birds. the low harmonious
tone
OF ripplins waves. and all the light and
life
That wake TO memoys call. when PEN
slve and alone.
And there. forsooth. is seen some favor
iie spot
The willow eopse. the sheltered rocks be-
side the bay,
A retrospect that ne'er may be forgot
II now appears as yesterday.
Il seems as II che bounty OF those hours
Gave hack each instant every thrin OF
As 'iwero tho odOrs OF the early aow.
ers,
Returned again their petals sweet to
cloy;
Then aekie happiness no longer coy nor
shy.
From ihe con,euted heart ne'er sought
TO stray.
For naught Of sadness save the night
winds sish.
Could mar thst perfect yesterday.
Bun. An So long I has been since on -
placid -nofe.
Eu.ranced. we bothered Idly by the wsv
That gone 81 now che imae'rv 81 wore
The glory, grace. and giadness OF thai
Summer day:
Yet. stiH. the spirits lowering ers,whllss
there around.
Pcrchsnce their mystic presence soma
time may bctray.
When fanoy's pinion cleaves the psat nro.
found
To bear US back to youth ana yesterday
salem. n. J., Nov. L, 1900. =
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Lot mia" said an English customer
IS a princess. an EV,ptian princess IN
a mummied condition There Il is. very
perfecs mummy
or a truth e IS an irrevelent age. dull
vandal. detestably democrats age. IN
which a daughter OF Rameses II. together
with two x-Tay full-plate photoEra PMS
showing the preservation of her bones
can he hawked in Convent garden sale
room for 40 lO-. says London newsoa-
per
True. she Was. as the auctioueer put Il,
in mummied condition. But what OF
thatl Was II. then for this that she
slept for thirty centuries amid the dust
OF the kings OF the earth? Was Il for
this that the cunning sTnbalmer, when the
world was young. Tapped her tender nmha
In aDlces. swathed her uusullied Dody In
fine twined linen2 For 40 i0sP
Had Il, now been tina dead clay OF I'M
perial Caesar one would have minded
less in this case Shakespeare prepared
us FOR some such thing. But an EEyp-
tian royal princess-one OF the ll9 daugh-
ters and sons Of Sotep-eu-Ra RameSsu-
merit Amen. who knew not Joseph"-to
be lying here on bench. her sarcopha-
gus burst open. snlggered az by bargain
hunters, Was Il reveugei
"A royal mummy FOR 40 i0s-that's alb
surd. moanc.i the audtioneer: ITS worth
that 10 paint manufacturer"
This was the end
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The New York sun has IS habitat in
Iark Pow. in the midst Of the maddest
% she madding crowd. whence the SCI
queatered v.Is 81 lie can be- viewed only
by me minds eye. by sheer force Of inn
aEinatiou From that coign o. vantage
The sun never never sees any domestic
animal save the detected cab horse -
rsrcnance the pampered pug tAivering
dantly hy his mistress side. or the po-
uUcal hack being driven by the boss TO
DO hig turn. Nevertheless The sun e.
saws 10 enter into a serious discussion of
the otymology % the robust and bucolc
word "soob- b0yi' as 81 is heard on the
farms in early morn and dewy eve. TO
the music OF tinkung cow-bells and
beating sheep. Could there be more
reprohensgble ogonsm? Hero IA this de-
fender Of trusts. imperialism. milharism,
The money power. ana all that CONNER
clallsm stands for: this dweller IN the
temple OF AIammon and next-door neigh
bor 70 the OCTOPUS. actually attempting
10 elucldate the language Of the forests
and glens and the new-ground neldsi
n would he bad enough " the sun were
true 20 tho suburban vocabulary, and
wrote tho word 'soob- boy" or at least
"sub-boy." but Il exposes its urban tx
norance by writing Il down "srb0y' and
"stubboy." Now. Of course, nobody who
waa ever out Of sigiG Of Printing House
Square and out Of sound Of the Broad
way cars ever heard either Of those bar
barous siiniant corruptbons OF she true,
smooth ana soncrous word. Could even
the editor % the sun say "stboy!' to a
dog quarter Of mile away SO that the
dog would hear g.? Tho last syllable
might possible reach the dog. II he were
particularly acute Of ear. but the Kissed
first one would be absorbed by the at
mosphere within twenty feet on the
other hand "soob-boy'" can be projected
by good lungs mile down the wind and
half a mile against T. There are few
other raliyng cries that have 50 great
carrying power. In wircgrass Georgia
there are hunters who can send that mes
sage 90 fox hound or coon dog mile
and quarter. and the dog wall know
what IL means every time.
what Is the etymology Of che word Oh,
that's all nonsense. II probable hasn't
any. II Is dog language. and means.
get there quick and catch him. YOU
moasly whelp" The question OF origin
IS lost in tho larger fact that Il is the
only intelng,ble thing that a man can say
70 dog when ne means for tho brute 20
do his level best to catch and hold the
"varmint' that Is ahead Of him until the
man sets there II IS natural language.
Just az INA" is tho natural first greeting
Of the babe to lts mother, To try %
analyze and classify "soob-boy" as u IS
understood by the rural citizen and the
dog IL as useless and futile a. would be
an attempt to divine why one says "scatr'
10 a cat. ''shoow TO a hon. "sooyr' 20 a
pig. "so-or 20 COW. gee, hawr 20 n
mule. or really" 10 a society person. II
r. all natural language. and nothing more
can be made OF a.
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Mark Twain Is being lionizcd by the
New York press just now because he had
the nerve Co kick against being over
charged by New York cabman and the
success 20 secure the revoklng OF the cab
mans license The famous humorist has
indeed. rendered the public a service in
bringing the extortionatc "csbby" up
with a round turn may be remarked
however shat thers are 81 Sew York oy-
cry day probably thousand kicks
against oxorbitant cab charges. aud many
complaints are made 20 the police about
them that are never heard Of again. In
short. one must be somebody" IN New
York II his protest and complaint are to
amount 60 anything. Now Mark Twain
IS 'lgomebody." houco when he makes
kick the sycophantic press Immediately
prints columns about H. aud tbs eabman
loses his JOB.
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% PAGES.
NDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meeting Savannah Branch Needle Work
Guild: Haupt Lodge No. O.. ]. o. .. +.
Special Notloes-Tyhree Nice Houses For
Sale T. C. Black. Notice +. NJ. Fytz.
gerald: suwanee sprires Water. Nor
tons school for Boys Demonstration u
Shredded whole Wheat Biscuit "a Foye
& Eckstslns. Time TO Select Plants az
John wolfs Nursery: Removal Of Law
Office. Chas. D. Kline; Hot stun Stoves,
Cornwen q Chapman. Portable Gas Burn
ers. Cornweil & Chapman; Electric Bells
etc. Electric supply Company. Mouahan.
me Horseshoer and Filter. savannah
Steam Dye Works. THANKSGIVING Turkey.
J. }. joyce. Thanksgiving Goodies
scott & Davis. Thanksgiving Turkeys.
II. 5. Gardner: THANKSGIVING poekage.
Roht Remler: Grand Annual Masquerade
Bah. West slde Social club. Thanksgiving
Evening. Steamer Doret,a for Wilmington
leland; German Volunteers Bail at
Guards HAN. Nov. z.
business Nouces-Flne Optical Goods.
Or. a. sohwab q son; Greene & Co
Tribune Bicycles" r. V conncrat. sa-
vannah steam Laundry; Columbia Bicy-
Giles. r. a. Bryson. Iron Pipe. Fittings,
etc. r. g. Clancy e. Co
Auction saies-Carpets. Parlor Sets. ETC..
By c. H. Dorsott aucnoneer. ladies'
Shoes. ETC.. by A. wincHght. aucroueer.
Railroad schedules-seaboard Air Line:
Plant System.
Thanksgiving Tine on whesls-D. A.
Holland
To Make Room for an Enormous Stock
OF Toys. Etc-Foye & Eclssteln.
The Gas Heater-The Mutual Gas Light
Company.
card Engravng-At tho Bee hive.
Good News for Mothers and Children
Walsh & Meyer.
Big Values n Blankets ard Comforts
At the Beehive.
Look AZ our Specials for This Week
At Hogan's
Dry Goods al cut Prices-At Eckstein's.
me Controllers Of The Best"-B II
Levy & Bro
A Thanksgiving Jubilee-Leopold Adler.
single and Double Guns Ete.-Edward
Iovells Sons
Retiring sale-Georxs w. Allen q Co.
Amusenents-'Town Topics" with W.
H. Mack. at Theater. Monday; the Great
VIM. Sells a Jas. H. Gray's United
shows az Savannah Thanksgiving Day.
Royal Music Hon; THE Rounders." at
Theater. Nov. s.
llcafions-Norwood's Book.
The Genuine Wei Kid Girls Lace and
Button shoes-Byck Bros.
FOR Home ornamentation-Thos. West &
Co
To-morrow-At Gutman's.
Beef-Lleblgs Extract OF Beef.
shoes-At the Globe Shoe store,
hot stun stoves-wm. & H. II. Latti.
more.
Financial Ellsworth Vail. New York
J. ". Berry q Co. New York: Lewis c.
Van Ripper. New York: r. A. Rogers &
Co. New York.
Postum Food Codee-Postum Cereal Co
AIedical-s s s.: r y. b.. r. r. r.;
Worlds Disponsnry Preparation; Peruna
Munyon's Remedies. Lydia Pinkham',
Vegetable Pills. McElrees Wine Of Car
duf. Hoods sarsaparilla. ~" Tor Colds
Peruna. Graybeard. Or hathaway q Co
Cheap Column Advertisements-Iieir
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Rent
Tor Sale. Last: Personal; Miscellaneous
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PREACHERS AND SUNDAY cAns.

Tho Methodist Conference Of Virginia
has abolished Sunday street cars and rail
way trains. that IS IN so far as it1 min
listers are concerned. In session at Nor,
folk last week che conference declared by
resolution that the presiding elders and
preachers under it, jurisdiction must no,
ride 20 their places of worship or 20 about
their pastoral duties GA sunday aboard
street ears or railroad trains. The elders
and preachers. however viii be permitted
Go travel horseback This action on the
part of the Conference was taken on the
recommendation OF the Sabbath day OBJ
servance committee. which declared that
the practice Of violating the sabbath was
entirely too common. The ministers OF the
church, the committee said. should teach
by precopt and example moro whole
some Observance Of the day.
Tho purpose aimed al by the Conven-
ton Is above criticism. To keep the Lords
day holy is the duty Of every Christian.
IA assist On making the day one Of rest
and prayer ana praise should be the pleas
IRE as Il is the duty OF every minister OF
tho gospel But will the prohibition OF
Sunday cars placed upon the Methodist
preachers OF Virginia by the Conference
nave any appreclable effect unon the oper-
alton OF those cars? win 70 cause che
revenues 81 the car companies 90 be de-
creased in proportion that will be no.
tlccd2 u IL safe TO cay that q viii not
People sin continue 90 ride In the cars
70 religious services and elsewhere. the
same - before. aud they VIII enter the
sanctuarics aud uft up their hearts and
voices 60 God with as clear conscience
as n they had not ridden in street cars
on a sunday.
/ j. seems 20 us that tho Virginia Con
I ference has proposed 70 bark back a hum
dred years. to forget that we ARE livng
ia the eve Of tine Twentieth century. in
an age Of marvellous advancement and
+ convcn4ences. a hundred years ago a
/ horses tack. with pair OF saddiehags
sung across the critters" withors. was
about the only means o. conveyance
available 20 the preacher: ana with that
mode 81 travelling. the preachers made
/ wonderful progress IN their church work
Z
/ method Of transportation ana condemn al
others.
The Rev Mr. sheldon doesn't believe IN
Sunday travel. except afoot He doesn't
want even the horse to work to carry him
/ 70 his appointments Three or four sun
/ days ago he was In New York lie had
an appointment 20 speak in Manhattan
ia the morning and the afternoon. and iu
/ Brooklyn a. night Iu tho aggregate
twelve or more miles would have 90 be
/ troveicd Had ne taken car. or cab
Mr Sheldon could have arrived az the
several places Of meeting in ample time
end WIEN little fatigue But ne insisted
pom walking. The consequence was that
| be kept one OF hts congregations waiting
/ In impotence for an hour, while be him
aolf was utterly worn out before he got
into the pulpit. Did the Incident influence
anybody to give up sunday r.ding7 IL did
not The people merely laughed at the
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PaSSengeI FaTes from Savannah.

10 NEW YoRK-FIRsT CABIN. E1I
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP, So. ~
IkhMEDIATB CABIN. SIS. INFERNO
blAIb CABIN ROUND TRIP, 81
SrEERAGE. $40
TO BosToN-FIRsT CABIN. 81
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP. So. ~.
IERMEDIATE CABIN, ST: INFERNO.
DATE CABIN ROUND TRIP. ~
sTEERAGE. sil.75.
Inc express steamships IF this line are
appointed 10 sail from savannah Central
t@thl meridian time. as follows
SAVANNAH TO NEW YORK.
NACOocHEE. Capt Smith. TUESDAY,
Nov. q. $50 D m.
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. Capt. Bsrs,
TIT RSDAY. Nov. -, 1000 a. m.
KANSAS CITY. Capt. Fisher, THURS
DAY Nov. =. 1000 a. m.
TALLAHASSEE Capt. Askins, SATUR-
DAY. Dec. I. 1900 IN.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. Dsggstt,
~ EsDAi, Dec. g. 900 D. m
NACOOCHEE. Capt. Smith, THURS
DAY. Dec. 8. 4:3o p m.
KANSAS CITY. Capt. Fisher. sATUR-
DAY, Dec. s. G-Oo D. m
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. Capt BsrE.
MONDAY. Dec. 10 SEQ D. m.
fALLAiiAsSEE. Capt. Askins. TUES
DAY. Dee. H. 900 D. m
CITY or AUGUSTA. Capt Daggsis
TIL z RSDAY. Dec. 49, 1000 a. m.
NAcOOCHEE Capt. Smith. sATUR-
DAY. Dec. 10. 1880 a. m.
KANSAS CITY. Capt Fisher. TUESDAY,
Dee. Is, 200 q. m.
TALLAHASSEE Capt. Asklns, THURS
DAY. Dec. 90 $50 p. m.
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. Capt. BERG
FRIDAY. Dec. 81, 800 p. m.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. DaggeiI
SATURDAY. Dec. 2. 500 .. m.
NACOOcHEE Capt. Smith. TUESDAY
Dec. o. 720 p. m.
KANSAS CITY. Cap4. Fisher. THURS
DAY. Dec. q. 600 y. m
TALLAHASSEE. Capt. Askins. SATUR-
DAY, Dec. - 100 p. m.
NOTICE-Stenmship City OF Birming-
ham Will not carry passengers.
steamship CITY OF MACON. Capt
Savage. will ply between New York and
Boston on the following schedule:
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR BOSTON
from Pier IS. North river. az 1901 noonl
Nov. 3. g. Dec. 3. Z. II. II. q. 2s. 81.
LEAVE BOSTON FOR NEW YORK
from Lewis wharf. az 1900 noon Nov.
Is, %. Dec. s. 10. "a, 10. q. Is
This company reserves the right 20
change its saiiings without notice ard
without liability or accountability there
for
saiIings New York for Savannah Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays s . m
". G.. BREWER. City Ticket and Pas
scnger Agent. i07 Bull street. Savannah
Ga
r. w SMITH. Contracting Freight
Agent. Savannah. Ca
Y. O. IRRELEVANT. Agent. Savannah
Ca
WALTER HAWKINS. General Aeen,
Trafic Department. "a W. Bay stree
Jacksonville Fla
r. w. HINTON. Traflc Manager sa-
vannah Ga.
p. r. LEFERvE. Manager. Ne"
Pier %. North river New York. n. Y
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BRIGHT BITS.

The Observation-Disclosures you a
married man." Prisoner should say /
was-Im the husband Of two women:
thars why I'm here."-Ohio State Jour
nal
-warfare-"If we understand che rules
Of civilized warfare. anything which
makes for the goring OF the Anglo-Saxou
OK is IN Violation of these."-Detrolt Jour
nal
-Phoebe-''so Miriam wants 10 be a Red
cross nurse" PeneloDe-"Yes. she hears
they intend to organize special ambu-
.auce corps 10 attend football games. ~
Puck
a Fond Cdtlc-Wife Of Hts Bosom
Lovely dear. lovely But I think those
sheep hook too much like cloudAsr-thas
is-of course-darling-unle they are
clouds Life
Fie!-Botany Teacner-"what IS the
stigma Ketunh, you may answer "
Frightened Little Glrl.-''The stigma is the
name Of the college society my brother
belongs to."-Chicaeo Tribune.
One OF de greet hindrances IN de way
81 de cullud race said Uncge Ebeu lis
dat dar ain no way OF hahhin chlckin
stealth politely spoke OF IN de papers as
a defalcation. Washington star.
Nell carbohydrates a telegram
from Jack Punter OF the Varsity ,eam e
Belle-"WhaTs 10 say" Nell-"It says:
Nose broken How 10 you prefer lt set
Greek or Roman philadelphia Rec
ord
Mrs. Molhgon-"And shure have vez
had the baby christened yb2" Airs. Blen-
nlean-"t should say so The nttla Teller
was Jryin' the other day. and Pat couldn {
make him stop so he went ana played
the hose on him. "-Y onlNrs Statesman
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AZ a certain review recently held. save
the London King a pompous member Of
Parliament found himself on the outskirts
90 huge crowd. Being snxious 20 OBJ
tain good view for himself ana come
ladies' who accompanied him. and pre-
suminE h. was well known. heA-tappei a
hurly cockney who was taxing day on,
on the shoulder. ana said IN peremPt'
ory tone Make way there
who are yer pushin 2" replied the
cockney.
do YOU know who ] am. sirF' said the
Indignant statesman i am a repre<e nta-
tive OF the PEOPLE
earn, That amt nothln'," growled the
man We're the bloomin' people their
selves"
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year S6QQ
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week lAIouaey and Thursday by mail.
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Subscriptions payable So advance Re-
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sender.
Transient advertisements. other than
special column. local or reading notices.
anus, ncnts and cheap or want column,
90 cents a line Fourteen lines Of asafe
type-equal 10 one inch in depths me
standard a measurement Coutrac, rates
ard discounts made known on application
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orders for delivery % the Morn ng
News 10 either residence or place o.
business can be made 10y matt or ~ te'e-
phone No 30 ANY irregular.ty IN deiiy-
cry should he Immediately reported
Letters and telegrsms should be ad-
dressed MORNING MEMS" savannah.
Ca
EASTERN OFFICE. . Park Row.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

The Indications for Georgia to-day are
for rain. ana colder ~ night fresh south
erly winds becoming northwcstcrly n
night. and for Eastern Florida part y
c!oeay weather. with local showers; winds
mostly fresh southerly.