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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

Margaret Fuller once expressed the
Willingness TO exchange her line intellect
and an her accomplishments for the beau
PSI and attractiveness OF Emily Marshall"
who had been her schoolmatel. writes
William Perrine Of '-Tho Lovcilcst Wo-
msu in All America" IN the November
Ladies' Home Journal. Miss Marshall
-tocd before us a revcrsion 20 that fault
loss type OF structure which artists have
imagined Ia the past and 10 that ideal
I1vciiness OF disposition which poets have
'lucicd IN the golden age, was the YER
lict OF a Boston gallant. one OF The fair
1eauty's ne.ghbors. recorded IN after life.
when his judgment was unprecedented
such was the homage which the people
~ Boston would sometimes bestow upon
- -s Marshall that one night when Dan
o Webster. then beginning his career In
he United States Senate. visited tho Fed
ernl street Thoator the applause which
he audience showcred upon him was not
greater than The cheers with which Il
welcomed the divine Emily In New York
she caused such a sensation that one
morning ten gentlemen at one time were
seen in hcr escort, and sixty left their
cards for her. When she went TO such
summer resorts as Saratoga the crowds
20 the hotel would form a lane through
which she might pass as they waited 90
view her going TO and from hcr coach,
and 81 is "a Philadelphia tradition that
when she visited that city one OF the
schools was closed earlier than the usual
hour 20 give the young girls a chance
10 see the famous belle. Indeed. women
looked upon her with an admiration which
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

rs there a moral question involved IN
playing cards for money. whether the
stakes are large or small7" Is n question
that Is being seriously considered by many
women Of social position just now. says
a wr4ter In the New York Tribune. Not
as FAR as concerns themselves. not. per-
haps. their immediate families. but on ac-
count Of the influence which every ore
exercises. more or less. on general socie-
~. with the wave Of newly awakenened
enthusiasm for cards which has recently
swept over fashionable circles. there has
developed a rampant spirit OF gambling
which has infected women and even chill
drcu and sums are now lost ana won at
card parties 81 young people. This shocks
and horrines their relatives OF the old
school who have been accustomed 10
playing cards dccorously all their lives
And IL Is a serious problem when their
sons 90 TO houses where that amount at
bridge" Is doubled and trobled and
brought 10 such a pitch that hundreds OF
dollars are IN question. No wonder par
ents feel that they have been handling
edged tools in allowing their children 10
play cards for money. even n for penny
points.
III Is so hard 10 refuse to take a hand
when YOU are needed to make up "A four
az a country house" explained boy OF
iG who. 20 his mothers consternatiOn.
confessed he had dropped" 500 while of
on a visit 'They play bridge everywhere
row. and Il - not like the round game.
where you can drop out without incon-
venienclug any one II they need you.
you feel bound 10 play and you can't die
tate the stakes"
II say simply 7 cannot AFFORD 90 lose
and IN that case I certainly do not want
10 win other peoples money" remarked
another young fellow. who had the cour-
age OF his convictions, hut I know that
By so doing / am considered an Ineligible
guest In certain houses. One really has
TO play to bo persona grata nowadays."
what am 20 do mamma" queried
a debutante. who was starting OF for n
visit 20 a country house on the sound.
~ they ask me 20 play cards7 You
know they all gamble ~ Mrs. Zs"'
wen. suppose you will have 20 play"
replied tho up-to-date mother Although
N you lose. / do not see where the money
is 10 come from. as what with your
clothes and travelling expenses have used
up everything your father gave me FOR
you. and don't think he would be over
and above pleased TO pay your gambling
dobtsr'
why they gamble even IN tho nurs-
cry!" exclaimed matron. who had been
discussing this latest social problem. Il
was taking tea with Mrs. Ultra the
other Afternoon and the children came IN.
Ser here said Tommy Ultra. a baby
OF 9. pulling out handful % silver from
bls pocket. won all this from Bobby
smith And Mrs. Ultra only laughed.
Now. what do you suppose viii be the
result OF all this"
The wealthy soon become satlated. says
a writer Ia the WomAn's Home compan-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

had a cup OF tea She asked Tor "a slice
% pink aud white cake. which she ate,
and wandered into grove Of pickle bot
Ties where she had chow-chow aud spiced
cucumbers. rushing from this 10 colorcd
blanc mango and two Eriddlc cakes VITA
o new sort OF maple syrup
She was now warmed up to the sport
and had a soda cracker with some Jam
spread on top. and then tripped over 10
a counter where a cooked cereal was be
ing handed around Ice cream made Ia
a new-fanglcd freezer was the next course.
but she seemed BY this time 20 be in a
state OF eXaitation that did not question
what the food was. so long as Il was
sample. Walking a. though IN sime to
music. she reached a highly decorated
table where tins and glass iar Of sliced
bacon were exhibited. The attendant
there handed her "a blue china plate upon
which were placed two slices % the bacon
arranged with parsley eprigs to show Us
fine pink and white lines or color. As
though In a dream the woman ostrich
raised the bacon TO her lips and took
small bite apprcciatctivcly withous any
apparent realization that the food was
raw. Then she came 10 suddenly apol-
ogized and looked around for dessert.
tenth annual convention Of tho railroad
department Of the Young Mems Christian
Association at Philadelphia some two
weeks ago tho newspaper artists were
bound 10 sketch her as she appeared at
the reception. To this Misc Could OBJ
jectod strenuousiy. but the artists were
not routed until the railroad men threat
cncd 10 dcmolish the photographers eN-
penelve cameras and tear up tho artists
Of ms
tographers and artists appeared at the
Y. 81. G. A. building early. and were in
formed that they could not enter with
their machines.
A dozen bury railroad men were mp
pointed 10 smash all cameras found IN
side tho building and tear up an the art-
lists materials. Tho picture men then
waited outside. when Miss Could arrived
with Mrs. Sage q flank movement was
made and their carriage was driven around
to side entrance.
The men OF pictures rushed TO the side
door but upon arriving there found the
women surrounded by over atty tall men.
who formed a bOdyguard clear into the
building. shutting tho cameras out com
pletely.
In the crush 70 close out picture men
Miss Gould and Mrs. Sage were almost
crushed themselves They seemed amaz-
ed a. the excitement az nrst but soon
learned the cause. and helped 10 deprive
the picture men OF snnp shots.
Mrs. j. H. Hiilman Of Atlantic City. ".
j.. Is one OF tho most contonted Of wo-
men. for she has a husband who adores
her and an income Of 81 900 "A month. which
she can use as pieases her best. Enviable
as Is her present position. Il is but a few
months since Mrs. Hillman was a nurse
az the city hospital Of that place. She was
a widow a Mrs Davis. and Is a petite
brunette OF winning manners and attrac-
tive face. Her present husband is - years
old. Two months ago he suffered from
nervous afiiiction which threatened his
life He was forced 20 give up his busi-
ness and enter the hospital, where for
time his condition was considered critical
by the physicians
Mrs Davis was assigned 70 care for him
and under her care he slowly regained his
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

Don't forget that give the best values in Blankets
Comfortables Rugs Tapestry, Art Squares Portieres
Dress and Walking Skirts, Jackets, Shirt Waists, Fur
Collars, Collarettes Muslin Underwear, etc.
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT IND CAREFUL ATTENTION.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

eft r. all very we'll" remarked a society
girl. ITO be grateful for favors received.
but 4 IL rather hard 20 have 90 thank
people for what you never get. II seems
TO me that am continually called upon
TO make Acknowledgement OF proposed
benefits. which are either forgotten or
overlooked. ana which certainly are never
bestowed. You must come and stop with
me next summer al Newport. my dear.
says Mrs. Tip-Top ana, Of course. l thank
her profusely and accept with pleasure.
bat tho season passes and the invitation
never arrives When are you coming to
dine with usy queries Mrs. Casual You
must really come soon. / will write and
see " we can arrange day But that
dinner f. never eaten. SO u goes on. These
invitation~ seem "a sort OF counterfeit coin
which some society people try 20 pass for
good money. They really delude them
selves. too. into thinking these sham in
vltations call for a certain amount Of
gratitude from the recipients"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

do chine. She generally looks dressed for
conquest. with her Il f. paiutand feathers
and hooray all the time On beard a steam
or across the Atlantic she wears silk
aud nfty-doilar hats But, OF course these
ladies did not belong 20 the Olymplan
sets.
4 W0man's Way
She viii laugh while the tears stili dim
the eyes.
She will sing a song 20 cover the signs
Sine viii nght for the mastery over pain
Fun many an untold battle gain.
Then over "a mouse Will faint away.
But that is only a woman's way.
She viii take her place In the battle OF
HE.
And bear unoomplainingiy the brunt Of
the strife
Her strength and energy ready 10 share.
Aud always trying smile to wear.
30, ia dispute the last word shc'l say.
For that Is just a womans way.
She rocks the cradle Of ilfe's great men.
She has ruled tho world since the world
began.
She can reach a decision and act on the
same.
While man spends his time In argu-
meuts lame.
But when she goes shopping she takes
one day,
For that Is jus; woman's way
ohio State Journal.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

In the woman's Home Companion for
November Lillian Bell writes Of her cxpe-
riences az Oberammergau and OF the i'm
pressioas made upon her BIZ the Great
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

The wealthy soon become satiated. says
a writer In the Woman's Home compan-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

hung himself over the gulf caught the
rock with his fngou and with certain
death n he missed his hold Miss Mar
shall had quickly walked over his body in
It's brldge-like posture. Al this moment
che guide returned with rope. fastened
IL around one OF Jobs feet and dragged
him back through the whirlpool. When
ne recovered from his immersion ne fen
on his knees In a prayer OF thanks 20
God. IN which the poet and the beauty
devoutly Joined him
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
He WAS HUNGRY.


EDO you know" SAID a drummer to a
reporter some days ago, ST came near
starving here the other nights Ny
train was late, and | did not reach the
city until II O'clock, and then found it
absolutely impossible TO get a mssl
here. Tbs hotels had closed the din
ing rooms, and the restaurants wsrs
not open" This gsntlemsn got taste
Of what all get when they arrive here
at the above hour. It seems strange
that none Of the BRUNSWICK sssiug
houses remain open later than 10 p. No.,
but it is a fact, nevertheless. .--:
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
rHF RIFLEMENs, FuND.

Thirty-seyen dollars have been given
to the Rlflemen to help detray their ex-
penses to the Columbus fair The
company still needs $50 and anyone
who desires TO contribute anything
may give it to Captain Dunn or auy
member Of the company.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
PILEs CURED.

BY using Smiths Sure Kidney Cure
has made radical cure OF me suf-
fered severely from bleeding piles sey.
ehteen years, and although tried ev-
cry well recommended remedy, failed
10 receive any relief other than the
host temporary. Finally commenced
the use of your medicine, and q very
short course OF treatment with it has
cured me. s. Lehman. Memphis,
Tenn. Price so cents. For sale by all
druggists.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

that the man is not hsrmeed and he
Will alse take good care 10 avoid his
escape from the jail. There is no doubt
now but that they have the right man
and the large reward Will 90 to his
captors.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
IS BEING REPAIRED.

The steamer Falcon win beready for
running again his afternoon. Since
the mishsp some days j. ne Aaa
been ted up At B sFssl J, s..m fs lhe
e q this true in Indiana, lilo ID
former.
I sufferer 81 -natrios ros E,
which finally became ~ aggravating
that was obliged 70 give up my posi-
ton, which was PIPING me 500 per
month, and camh 10 the city for
treatment, but after several months /
was worse instead OF better. Twas
advised Of Smiths Sure Kidney Cure
and / bought a bottle, and | am now
so we'll, that / shall return to take a
better position. MY cure / regard as
almost miraculous. My wife was also
suffering, and che has been taking
your medicine for short time, and Is
so much improved that che already
regards q cure for her as certain. J.
II. Wright, Clarksdals, Mas. Price
80 cents For sale by all druggists.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
Is 4 aoRaEousLY goUND

- - = 49, - - = - = =
Work Of art has 1ussbeenissued st an
outlay of over 100000, for which the
publishers desire 8 Manager IL this
county, also q Eeod solicitor good
pay to The right party Nearly 100
full-page engraving, sumptuous pa
per illuminated covers and bindings;
over 200 golden Iiliea. 10 the Morocco
bindings; nearly 80 golden roses in
the cloth bindings. Sells at sight;
presses running dsg and night, so
great i the sale. Caristian men and
Women making fortunes taking orders.
Rapid promotions. One Christian wO-
man made clear $500 10 four weeks,
taking orders amopg hsF church ac-
qusintanees acd friends Write ~.
II may lead to permanent position
60 manage our business and look after
pur large correspondence, which you
can attend 70 Fight At your bone. ADJ
dress j. A. Knight, Secretary, Corco-
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

u Is well 70 know that DeWitt's Witch Haze
salye win heal a burn, and stop the ain at
once i will cure eczema and skin diseases
aud ngiy wounds and sores. 1t is q certain
cure for piles. Copnterfelts may be offered you
See that you get the original DeWiu's witch
Hazel salFe. w, j. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

Tortufing skin eruptions, burns and
sores, are saothed at once and prompt
IL healed b. applying De witt's Witch
Hazel salYe, the best known cure for
piles. Beware Of worthless counter
feits. w. j. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
CURES BLOOD AND SKIN
TROUBLES.
Tri,l Treatment Free,

Il your blood pure? Are you suse
of itY ID cuts0r scratches heal siow-
ly? Does your skin itch or burn?
Have you Pimples2 Eruptionsg Ach
ing bones or back? Eczema2 Old
Sores? Boilsg scrofnIss Rbeamss
tism? Foul BFeathp Cstarrhg Are
you pale? Then b. B. B. (BotAuic
Blood Balm) wilt purify 5onr blood.
heal every sore, and give oiesS.
smooth, healthy skin. Deep sate1
casee, like ulcers, cancer, eaGli orss
Painful swellings. Blood Poison, are
quickly cured By Botanic Blood Balm.
Cures when all else fails. Thoroughly
tested for thirty ysarp. Drug stores,
81 per large bottle. Trial treatment
free Nv writing BLOOD BALANCE.
Atlanta, Ca. Describe tronbie-iree
medical advice given, over goo vol-
untary Testimonials Of cures by b.
b. B.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
GRIFFIN HAD
4 QUIET DAY
Latimlr S Slayer Still
Refuses to Talk
He IS THE RIGHT MAN
There is No Doubt Now
AS To This Important
Question

Trey Griffin alias Will Freyer, the
man arrested for the murder Of Con-
ductor Laiimer, had quiet day Of 1t
IN tie county jail Yesterday
Detectives Scarlet and Connolly
were the only visitors and 10 them the
negro would say little. He alleges
that he can account for himself on the
night Of the shooting but the detects
ives say be cannot, as the evidence
theythaYe viii stamp him as the mur-
derer beyond a shadow Of doubt
The preliminary trial viii probably
be held today. Solicitor Colaon will
represent the state but the prisoner
has as yet no lawyer. Of course very
little evidence will be introduced 10
day, as tho detectives desire 70 hoIa
back the main Witnesses until the jury
trial which viii be held at tho De-
cember term Of the Superior court.
There is little or no talk Of lynch
ing some few have made threats but
these win amount to nothing and the
law will be allowed to take its course.
Judge Bennett may be called upon 70
have the trial at called session Of bic
court, but 1t is probable thatihe Judge
reasofni IA Tlasle inasmuch aatas prIs-
oner is safe.
Sheriff Berrle has taken all the
necessary precautions. He will see
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

Theseditor Of the Fordyille KY, AIiscelIan-
eops, writes as postscript to a business letter:
II was cured Of kidney trou llallY taking Fo1ey's
Kidney Cure,s Take nothing elge. ~. J. Bult
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

= have always used FoIey's Honey and Tar
cough medicine and think It the best in the
world says Chas Bender,a newsdealer Of Erie
Pa. Take no substitute W J Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
ran building, opposite United States
Washington. D. c.

Rubber Stamps,
Seals, Stencils,
Badges. Check Protectors,
Numbering Machines,
Steel and Brass Dies,
Steel Log S.smps, etc.
WILL b. Fam, A gent.
Sl2 Newcastle street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
FREE SILVERWARE !!

When making cash purchases he following places ask fo
A. @. letters, Groceries.
M. Elkan, Dry Goods and Millinery.
|. n. Bishop, Druggist.
Miller & Son, Furniture.
Kennon Mott, Jeweler and Optician.
Fleming & Waf, Stationery, etc.
Mrs. NJ. Isagc, Dry Goods.
Il. K. Cornelius, Groceries.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES.

Aliens Foot Ease. q powder. II cures painful,
smarting, nervous feet and fugTowfng n8ilsand
instantly taxes the sting out Of corns and bum
ions. a. tho greatest comfyrt discovery Of the
age, Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel easp. ~ Is o certatn cure for sweat
ing. eatlous a. bntf tired, aching feet. Try /
today. Sold ~ d Il Esxnsgisss and shoe stores.
BIZ mail for Nc in sssmts, Trial package Free.
Address Allen 81 Oimssead, Le Roy n. Y.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-31

Constipation lie the rock that wre ok
many lives; IT poisons this very life
blood Regularity can be established
through the use Of Prickly Ash Bit
ters. + a mildly cathartic, and
strez gthsns the stomach, liver aud
kidneys. WI. Butta.
Low RATES VIA. THE PLANT
SYSTEM
To savannah, Ga, for the Elks'
Grand Carnival and Street Fair, No
Yembsr 5Eia to 17sh. 0ns faFs FOR the
round trip. Tickets to be aold Novem
Der 9th, 7tb, 9th, 18th, 18th and 10th,
with fipai limit to 18th. A splendid
program Of attractions has been az
ranged. plant System ticket agents
will give full particulars.
B. W. WRExS,
Passenger Traffic Manager,
Savannah, Ga.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-10-31
Brightlook Hospital.

As another years work at Brightlook
Hospital is approaching its completion
the whole community in whose behalf
the hospital was founded will be interest
ed to know some particulars regarding the
work that has been accomplished since
is opening,
One hundred and fifty-two patients
have been treated. OF these cases 65
were surgical, 80 eye and 81 medical.
The number of deaths since the opening
in June, 1899, has been eight. OF this
number several were hopeless cases when
taken to the hospital. Notwithstanding
this the percentage is lower than that Of
other hospitals throughout the country,
so far as statistics have been obtained.
On the other hand several persons with
out question owe their lives to the hos
pital.
Nurses have been trained for the past
year and have been out Of the hospital
tor 227 days nursing in private homes
Six nurses are now fitted for skillIul ser
vice and can be secured when not needed
for hospital cases, marked advantage
in our town. An institution OF this kline
is worthy the interest and loyal support
Of the whole community.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-10-31
The Electric Road Again.

F. c. Kennedy, the electric railway
magnate, of Burlington, with E. E. Car
penter, a contractor, and H. F. Lincoln
an engineer, both of Worcester, Mass,
were in town Wednesday and Thursday
of last week and went over the route of
the proposed St. Johnsbury-L -Lyndonville
Electric railway. Mr.. Kennedy did not
state anything definite concerning the
plans of the syndicate who hold the
charter for the road, but the gentlemen
from Worcester stated that the prospec-
tive route was good one, and that the
construction of the road would not be
classed as difficult. The visit of these
gentlemen may, and may not, be an inn
portant step in the direction of carrying
out the plan which has been the subject
of so much discussion during the past
few years. SO many rumOrs have been
afloat in the past concerning the build
ing of the road, that most people have
ceased to regard the idea seriously. If
present condlsions continue, however. the
road is only question OF time, and it
would not be surprising il in a compare
tavely short time we have electric road
connection, not only with Lyndonville
but with Willoughby Lake and Island
| Pond
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-10-31
A Valuable Souvenir.

Hon. B. Frank Stevens, for forty years
a resident of London and the best known
in the American colony, has offered to
give to West Point Academy a most
unique and interesting souvenir of
Grants cadet lie in that military acad-
emy. AS Mr.. Stevens was formerly Of
Barnet our readers will be especially in
terested in a brief description OF this
souvenir.
When the famous class of 1S43 was at
West Point it was furnished by John
Dewitt with supplies which were not
considered satisfactory. There was
revolt against the sutler, and the men,
bers of the class united in a declaration
of independence, agreeing to purchase
nothing from him after date except what
had been previously ordered. This dec
laration was signed by U. 5. Grant, @.
B. Mcclellan Rufus Ingalls,, l. ]. Rey'
nolds, w. X. Van Bokhelen, George
Stevens and other members of the class
The original document was signed by
the cadets in ink, water colors and
crayon and the document has for many
years been one of the most admired OBJ
iects of interest in Mr.. Stevens office in
Tratalger Square. 1t will be handed
over to Supt. Mills tor preservation at
West Point, not as an object lesson in
discipline but for it's historic and per-
sonal interest
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-10-31
The Opera House Election Night.

On election night ]. W. Gorman's Ala
bama Troubadours will present their
high.class entertainment at Howe Opera
House. The most beautiful voices i'll
the world. it is said, are those of the
Southern negroes. Their songs are pecu-
liar to themselves, some Of them having
origin in old chants and native ditties of
Darkest Africa. Be that as it may the
singing of real Southern darky has a
charm of its own that is found in no
other melody. Al this time amusement
lovers will be given novel treat. For in
addition to male and female soloists,
quar- tets and jubilee singers, there will
be host of buck dancers, banjoists and
campmeeting shouters, who give faith
lul picture Of life in the co tton fields. All
the olG-time fun and trolic of slavery
days on the plantation are seen, and
feature OF the performance is a great
cake walk, the like of which has never
been witnessed north OF Mason and Dix
ou's line. On this occasion Manager
Black has arranged for the election re-
turns and they will be given from the
stage during the performance. At the
close of the Troubadours' entertainment
the st. Johnsbury Band will give con-
cert at the same place, and will continue
to announce the returns as they are re-
ceived. The Opera House will be kept
open until after midnight, and it will be
an ideal place to hear the results of the
election. The band will charge the sum
of ten cents for those who remain after
the show and the same amount for those
| who come later