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The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-22
INCREASE IN CLARKE COUNTY.
The Tax Digest Shows Nearly $500
600 of Property.

The Best Prescription for Malaria,
Chills and Fever. 10 a bottle OF Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t Is simply iron
and QuInine IN a tasteless FORM No cure
no pay. Price 5Oc.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-22

OLD NEWSPAPERS. 200 for Is cents. a,
Business once Morning NewG
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-22

"A Correction.-"We haven't any cults
in Chicago. a far as l know" said the
Chicago girl, ingenuously. "Nonsensew
replied the Boston girl, Chicago is a cult
unto herself. Puck.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-22
GARDENERS.

Tomorrow everything In fine meats
poultry, vegetables fruits.
Phone 575. NJ. s. GARDNER.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-06
Guinocrnes Nrbeiosbprs.

Stem Dort Bps I%rbeiosbsrs for
Suineer No. S34 Mabiion Ipe., paa
Sicrnet 43oe 8aoe, bar poret JIG op til
ct fort Observation-Disclosures. Ser
er Itpre lloinlssuGrelier ior auinber,
Der iusenlunos CT ubpannepe meo ben
Goute, at DC nossniinoe ituloe bebrue
at tieus lit e0st Sreo, nren ION bog bar
lrri at iiluirtt nbisst Irbeioe. Ser er
paiaa en- Nloelins for iaaponne, icm
trGuscr &uoo % gelGrelie isr be er
iitanp til al iueirrcise iaIsbari Irbei'
be. &uincer ira be bebre St9noer 10.
ger berhsn Noslig mso alItens Saano'
arbeieer. % Oct sr ii9r PM Spmmeren
Der holbes lloials. napnlis peo be ltprrs
Yaceitsssr. iaaiom Gong Sranh
@rrsn,pid) eiibiielo plu.
Sremraeenoe apinber / ben iccial'
Serpen paniassr fig Operppipnet pei
oisle llbialg. Saaleoes bar ben be-
fienoie Wrs. gpiliam Gboate ben ion
oipis,e CONNER ioreltcc ct l%aaoani uo
iais peo Gong Brand.
"6pli ipnes lille at %iorltaa, at TOR Of
or Summeren ben trapleite lib" 'or
flarcbe hun Tor en- Dame, Der uotrpit'
lin 6crunsrius Ouer. at bun life ua'
uee paa 4eiyeationsreiie -"en lib, b
Sumner sjpr mere ior lit aipa eno no
gen aursn 3lo paa Garei. &c bar
paa pore Sossr al Ssrneurtiflsr. De
er life en- 1ina | gerben, Ssrn transer
icm life iiapes ber.'
@so en- ancen Srrs / iarnu'e Vi
praiiesrsr Mss. .. 8Opc @risht, o
bar pp uaesr Creme ueo Irbeioe.
'2rapsb!" uobrso bun. Seq ltn
be trp bet. Get T pilfelis uo lpni on
buereneits apinoe SSpen nolprs
Saanbarbeieer.-
Ners bun ialte traaoie en- t1ifells
ueuliaupiceuSe rlbre Tame iue meo G.
aaiieous al 8%aiienburs @rbeses. "9s
ipa mia fire Maonener at ialpicrc ben,
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-06
MrS. SboreSon DOB.

Mrs. Cars 3boreion at Soft Sslanb.
Soma, beniou lille 90 rolie ben lite Oh
tober, 81 Iar CANNED, omeipsn al 9srn
os gGetefeIe. 6nn bar ueret ipseIig
mere elsr minore iiben iioite @inter.
GUN par fGot | Numsoal, Noree, ben
27be 6ebruar 1s43 % fom meb fine 5or'
elbre, 10 gar sammel, til gmerita, bpor
be eiter ct fort Opbolo | @Isconiin bo'
iatte fig ! @lapton Co., Soma, 5 1872
blep bun gift meo ears 9boreien, oeiaa
ieot Numebal. Canine 9lar boiatte be
iis i Colt Sslano, galo alto Co., Sopa,
buor be iiben bar boet.
Mrs. Sboreiou par en- iieIben auinbe
| Here Se~nieenber. Meo mseen 9peiis'
beo foreitoo t,un lit gus os Dor oporaset
en- Slot paa otte Bern. DUN par life
alene meest arbeioiom, oa 6erren ior'
unote benoe en- iieIoen COB ScIbreo, men
meeet omtanfiom % inbii3tsfulo | ale
I%nliascnoer. 90 fin 9iriiombeb ub'
ioIpebe bun life alene bpao timeliae Sing
on9aar, men ogiaa | SerrenS 9inaaarb
Scnoes Sortsane er oerfor ct fort Sat
for 6amiIien. Der foles meb ct opbt Sam
iaapel for Breit % Menisbeo iom
ben apinoeforeuing, for bui.f.n bun pa,
6ormano, os / bpilfsn bun toe aftip Tel
GUN bar en- COB Moosr for fine Born
butm bun itebie bolbt til @ues Gus. %
til babe at lrre og aolpoe @uoS Orb
6errcn LOB benoe osiaa ie meeen 6ruat
al lit g(rbeioe.
Sslp uar bun NOT iortrolis meo Gam
ten on at fare berfra. Sun iapoe, bur
par trat, o. snifeoe Inn at pore reoe ii
at msoe Seius. Dun Ianeteoe efter a
Iippe fra bette Gin berneoen, uoetst bur
bauoe ct al be bp3eeIisite Dim | enbuel
6eniesnoe.
Oct par en- taIris glare. Tom Tom poe
Segrapelfesoa9en for at oeltaee | ga
miIiens Sore oe Tor at piis bsuoe Del
iioite sGre. Se Tom, baaoe Norite o.
lmerifanere, oa bun par pel iisnot a
Manee. Wenisbeoens 4oIior, Suale
ituen, talte oper Sob. Iub. I, IA, o9 pdt
Gugelf talte ban oper Reu. IA, IS. pa
itoren boIbt en- inberlis %formaneuoe OF
trsiicnoe 8rGOIten; liseiaa toIte ai0b
mano @pliue fra gmmstsburg; bporef'
ter bIeo tililui aiiunse, Ell al benoe iel,
for Nn!eoninsen palet Saline, Wo. 673
yanptao. buorpaa beu0eS i%oroiite Sep'
ninssr bleu iantet | 6rauen.
6reo meo benoes Stsp!
Ueliignet pare benoes Minoe!
6oStoria, Soma, lite Sitobcr 1900.
Sd. 3. Naae.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-06
Nerpoie Born.

Sitter % after ier II 8srn butte
nnoer ipr Trpf, inn peo ifisniom Be
banolin9 al Moosren futpe afu9rses.
Der CT intet, Der iaalepes inopirfer paa
ct Barns Nerper % Yelbeinbenoe baa.
be ior gt9rp9renoe % Sremtioen, iom
6orbploei til 5oralprenc % il9r til
Mpoeren. De IIelte Ysru ipnes at
funne ubboloe ell bet Del Sfufelier
ueenom Siemmet, naar be bare filler
Jig iifre paa, at be bar Me iDelie hos
Gar % Wpr. Si bprer iaa megen
Yale ON rnse Bigger, icm lite finber
Soritaaelie biemme, at Ri n9lten er tils
bpielise life at slBre fort no al bet,
men FIN anie bet ior taabelist Spipino;
os BOG er bet liseiaa pite IiliGloet, at
G~seniinoisbeb % Birrelisbeo fommer
al ct ioritprret Nerueipitem, lum at bet
er Bepis paa en- baarlls balauceret &as
rafter.
liner inabanre Smit9noisbeoer er
oct, at Mposren oite taser Sell al
Spmptontsrne % besaar Mis9reb, icnl
fan blips itjGbneiuangre 'pr ben hinge.
Set er bpiit pistis at bun lRrer at lfiels
ne meaem bpao Der paa ben enc SIDE
er @ieritriolsbeo. % bpab Der paa ben
aioen fpmmsr al ct nebbrubt Rsrueip'
item; tbi mepens ben fSritnauute 9il'
ltanp tr9nser moralf 1u9telle, mao
iioItuGuntc bebanbies paa anben Tis.
Den ipiiite inapelipm ben moralRe 2il'
ltanp irGngsr at fumme i Setra9inius.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-06

Of en- Mrtitel / "Simes" fan man
banns fig ct gssreb ON De fore @ers
csnsblaoes Islssramuogifter. Sflor
toItebs ct entslt Telegram fra Go
lombp Zines" $1,000. % | aarsis
2sb bruste SlapetS 8prreipono.nt /
Ileronoria $4,000 / telegram
porto. Jor npsle Tiger iiosn betaiis
"1imss" for ct Telegram fra petina
cper $3.50. Sibsn De tineiiTts llro.
lisbebers S~espneelIs bar glabeta
aprrsIppnbent | petins, Or. Rorri'
ion. brust per $4,000 til Ssltsram'
msr. rlebens Der fra Shanghai, Sier
SFn % 9ptio sr ieIesrafsret I'll
"5imss" for oper $62,500.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-06

1eb Statsubftinineen | Spracuie.
q. o., bleu mango Pramier ubbelte til
&uinoer. life alene / Susbolbninssbe'
partemeniet, iii builten beres Gnitren'
aelier inbiil for faa Gar iiben inbitrau-
febe Zig, men psiaa | andre Gioelinser,
bpur be fappes meb Manb. Oct belbi.
g. llbialb uiier paanp, at beres 8irte'
felt itabis uOger / Cmfans. Saaleoes
III en- uns Bise isrite Tremie for fine
Bier os fin Sonrins. Mrs. Temple
af 2psanber fl isrIie Er1mie for ggb'
Ter, Blpmmer Os 8arer. s Meieriais
oelinsen uanct fere 8pinber Ir9mier,
us Mrs. @i0ipn af Iittsfisl Ohio,
iii lem Br9mier for fine Durfibire
Suin. Gn Wensoe Slomiterplanter
par ubitinebe os Der uanSt psiaa Here
apinber iprite Yramie.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-06
Rnffert CIR. 1850.
sGriaains fro Ssu BORT Of q. Q. sapass.
,5ortlot fro iioIte girsoass.Qol

'@ amIen at gosntiuI bsrtss M npsen giftano. tost
IEH Den fore Snosanssosr fob p~iotuuben. Bennett fob
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-06

iosbe bun, .Os ies bar mnriet ben $50.
Iron BET Ct iurmeaei24
seq e. enniIs filter paa at iunne
irlse ben 70 ben Yris,1 ipnreoe Mrs.
Wrisbt, % Iasoe ben tilfioe iammen
meo andre Warer.
.SuOr slab ies ftol pnre!" ubbrsb
Damen % git fin Bet
'Tette Ct fin en- AT Tufinber.A iasbe
Nrs. Wrisbt, 1iom tiener fit grso peb
5jrlp of gew gOrts s~lrteiosbsrs 10,
8pinber.'
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-06
for Rpinoerl.
RsDiserst ior Gee. .goaens q, Una donna.
su min 9uhru.

tn ipsrser: -SporfOr friper bu uIbris en-
gang
Eli bin Snftrn iom andre Mcnb?
See fom bar oiuei min llusoom ben,
See. icm / Grembrnboeis RIB unr bin Benz
tn ippr bet meb Siemms b9penbe bang:
'Suarfor cir ou aIoria bin Suitru en-
Sans?s
aom bib meb bit So'be. mel. ie life Cpl
aorn % lot big Der pua nit Gang;
Sec ifai fortrue big onsit % bang.
8oorfor ies albris ul 81 big en- Gang.
Tu Rirlper 10 oper ben belle arop -
Rom BIB meo bit So'ce mel, ie tiie op!
On Sans CT en- 2istnins ub al ems Sino.
Vt Sarpel til ct Gin, en- bar flor.
IN er 10 nit ems oper Bsiene Der,
2u er 10 bsn eneite, iom itaar mig q
Soritaar bu bet, msripioe Wennen min:
SEQ tyr lite oiste big uo al nit SiHo.
Sec tor life 'bnite en- eneite Stunb
vi bin 9iuiens @isrnins I Orb;
Sec blir lite frrois paa benue Serb
Wieb of IGite big til mig iom auinbe. iom
Mor,
weo at biste mig iuo | ben inherit @runo
= Seg tyr iiie bptie en- enelte Stunb.
Tn ier paa mtg Gr bet ba lille Ct 7ist,
vi ZEN 2io'ens Smsrte bu lsb,
gorbenoe garneiino5 Semmelisbsb.
Smilet til andre. mems ielp ou itreb -
92tte iii 9sben az slsre Tin plist-
Ri sraat ei-oet er 70 bet oeili9lte 9ist.
Som bio meb BIT So'Oe-et aps mig sip!
acm. iGt big Der paa nit 6ans!
% iporg lille Of ere onsit og bang,
Sporiur ies aloria nil g. b 9 Ell Gang.
gu Deb ou, at Sanscn til big er nit 2ip,
Zen faar on bper eneite Sag. min Bin!
8. 3. guu.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-06
Wmgaaem0e
SdnO / SNOcn

burbe De lfriue TT 5. S. Olien
2anOasent for Sontbern Naila
man, 225 Dearborn Ct, @bicaso,
81. Oct &umpasni ban repre-
ienterer. eier intet 2ano, men De
pil sj9rne faa Settlere ira Nors
ben til at ilaa li9 NED langs oeres
2inie og fan berior anpiie Dem
So beSste Gt,Scr 9~irfuIarer % aarsr len.
NC ptVlte SltUtt. tee hit paa Auuooniag.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-06
6pr Sui balD Yris.

1e mmeeS eansboe (npl for esn'
bassltolen Siemmet, unsoOm en- DO. 400
Gauge, for Aaistisnlen i6o. JReiormation 8.
Noueut IA. % % SuIeianse DIP DIR.
I1eD gsTten 60 "a. ~ Nn is asu'' a u Sr DIES.
torer, 9reiter % 2arere, ipm Bpdman,
9boripeen, &ausIano oip. Taitor &aamnss
len brn9er 100. Yreus 200 olp. 4aa aor'
ionsbo9en Qloffetoner itpr Rabat. gep
aotaloa frit. Seno rtia NoreSie! geftil
Ssserne hos uoeipereH. Hcp. o.. Senien.
2l0i-26oe Gue, 9, Miinnc apoIis, W mn
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-06
llSpiosIie at apinbens girifumbeo.

8 Spbtpffianb er Der 8 fuiubelise
Sforifensieiere. Z Der forarbsiber 8aas
ben, 10 9lOffemasere, lat BIiffenila,
sere. 80 Rsiarbeibere. so Gmebe, 800
yiurere os 1000 Warmorbussere.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
Istp:l1urk lailp Gribnrra
SATURDAY, DECEMBER /, 1900.
TIE NEWS TITS MORNING.

FOREIGN-I.ord Roberts turned over the
command OF the British troops operating against
the Beers 70 Lord Kitchener, who has been prgc
Tnofed 20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. with the rank q
General. while serving ia South AFRICA -
The CsnGdisn troops returned from South Al
rics were reviewed aud thanked by Queen VIC vac
don, takes a gloomy view OF the situation in
South Africa. and proposes that negotiations
for peace be opened with the BOer commanders.
- The French Senate unanimously adopted
a resolution OF sympathy with Mr. Kruger, who
will leave Paris to-day for Cologne. - Inc
improvement in the Cars condition continues
and Is said 10 promise certain recovery. --
A revolt has occurred among MoldaElan peas
ants twenty OF whom have been kiiled ana
has confirmed the sentences OF four natives con-
vlcted u murder. and they viii be hanged on
December u. ==- The death OF oscar Wide IN
Paris IL reported.
DCMESTIC.-A number Of leading Republican
Senators and Representative held conferences
al the Capitol 70 consider plans for legislation 81
the approaching session Of Congress. =- Pro
visions of the new Army bill: Increase ana re-
OrganiZagi0 recommended. FilipinOs and Porto
Ricans 10 be enlisted. =--- The Cabinet heard
Secretary Root his Cuban trip~and Secre-
tary Hay on the Chinese situation. =--- Natives
OF Guam reported starving. Secretary Long or
dered food sent 10 them. -= The BODY OF the
late Senator CUshman X Davis lay IN state al
the Capitol 81 St Paul, and the funeral services
viii be held tO-i6y ==-= The number Of VIC
Tins Of the Sar Francisco disaster, when a
crowd of men ane boys fell through the roof OF
q tiaeslloHSN WINE SdicnlRB a IoDlDdA gaints
WIS increased 20 seventeen. -=-= Governor
elect Odel announced - NewIurg that he has
decided "a reappoint 10 Office ss Superintendent
of Public Works J. Y Partridge snd also 10
re6ppOint Adptsnt-GeneTgl Hoffman; Mr. Odell
was the guest Of honor al the annual Lanquet
Of the Aewburg Business Mems Association.
CITY N.-StOcks were strong and higher. ==
The Fub-Committee Of the Tsmmsny purifying
committee reported that the With Assembly
District Ws9 clean. but evidence offered 10
show that places OF IA repUte were stan open in
"a vFrfa HTaF,fE sod
set end VIII OF William n. Rice filed for
probate In the SurrUgate's Office. == Charles
Stewart smith announced the names Of the
Committee Of Fifteen authorized by the Cham
Der Of Commerce citizens meeting. = Mrs.
Mckinley, wife % the president. arrived in the
city to do some shopping and visit friends.
TIE WEATHER. Forecast for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest. a. de-
grees: lowest, ~; average, 42&.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
sNALLPoK IN MANHATTAN.

President Murphy OF the Board Of Health was
deeply distressed while sgo as TO the ncisome
effects OF pestiental exhalations from the
asphalt pavements Up 10 the time when this
typical Tammany oflceholder was almost in a
panic because he feared that the elevated rail
road structures would tumble down, like Lon
don Bridge in the nursery rhyme. few New
Workers imagined that this chronic place hunter,
most of whose manhood had been spent In
drawing excessive salaries for unsatisfactory
work in Office, had been studying engineering
questions or sanitary problems When Tam
many leaders who had lost large sums ia Wall
Street by unwise speculation in Manhattan
securities sought to avenge themselves at the
expense OF the owners of the elevated roads
the erudlte Murphy almost expired OF alarm
lest the Manhattan trains might drop into the
streets with frlghtful lists OF killed and
wounded. Mr.. Murphy. by the unaided efforts
Of his individual genius, discovered that asphalt
which was not sealed with the trne Tammany
seal might infect the atmosphere and produce
appalling epdemics. Murphy's utterances were
so Wild that Fourteenth Street put stopper on
his wabbling tongue for the nOnce.
Just here and now Ia an opportunity for the
President Of the Health Departments 10 do some
effective work. For years this city has teen
almost entirely free from smallpox. No excep-
tional memory is needed TO recall the period
when the people of New York looked with pity
upon the people of Philadelphia the number
of smallpox cases in the City of Brotherly
Love was diStressfully large. and that hOr-
rible disease almost assumed the proportions
of an epidemic on the banks of the Delaware.
AT that epoch the burghers Of Manhattan ex-
ulted over the vigilance Of their Health De
partment and cast many a glance Of reprOach
upon the municipal government of the peaceful
Quaker community.
In that era New Yorkprs proudly declared
that Philadelphia might be Overrun by a pesti-
lence. but the chief Of American cities could
never sink 10 so low estate Van Wyck was
not the Mayor then and Murphy was not the
president OF the Health Department Now
dozens Of smallpox cases have been discovered
in q negro colony on the West Side Of Man
haitian Island Let us see how Murphy and
Jenkins and the Tammany Health Department
will deal with this emergency. This town is
already poisoned with the Tammany virus.
Must it be saturated with the smallpox infec-
tion aiSo2
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
.ONE TEING AT 4 TINE

II is W. believe d fortunate circumstance
that Mr.. II. Fulton Cntting should have made
public his programme OF municipal government
thus early In the campaign. The comments OF
thoughtful men as much interested in improved
conditions he Is must convince him that as
a basis OF union for an anti-Tammany move
ment IL leaves much 10 be desired This is a
fact which ought TO be OF great use 10 him If
he is 10 continue for another year al the head
OF the Citizens Union, anA az any rate Of use
60 all the members OF that body whoever NAV
be their leader. 1t cannot be borne home 10
their minds Gay too soon thar Whatever may
be their personal views and aspirations con.
cerning city administration they viii not serve
the purpose OF their associated existence by
cOmplieating the simple issue OF honest as
against corrupt rule. This is a lesson which
they probably had 10 learn some tine. II Is
almost inevitable 'hat al a time Of independent
movements men with peculiar policies, which
seem 70 them important as contributing 10 good
government should feel impeled to urge them
upon public attention. Mr.. Cutting has done
this on his personal responsibility. as We under
stand and not IN his Official capacity. though
there appears 20 have been some instrumentation
on this point. If he had not, assuredly some
body else w0uid have done something of the
same character later. perhaps at time when
!rreparable mischief would be done Perhaps
this incident VIII help 20 enforce on all persons
concerned in the antl-Tammany movement the
need OF concentrated effort 20 accomplish lust
one thing, even al the sacrifice Of other things
they think desirable. IL SO Mr. Cutting will
have performed a highly useful office in show
ing refOmers while there IS yet time what they
should avoid.
The point is not that Mr. Cuttings ideas are
bad ones. Few men have worked more un.
selfishly and intelligently 10 improve conditions
OF life here than he. and he is entitled 10 the
respect and gratitude Of ali men. IT il 10 be
hoped that many OF the things he wants 10 see
will De accomplished. But Tammany cannot
be 0verihrOwn and honest government secured
by any programme Of particular betterments
or any plan Of State socialism. even IN its mild
est form. That Immediately arouses antag-
onism. Many men as honest and devoted 20
fhe public welfare Mr. Cutting would con-
slider such q departure dangerous. and would
take no part in an ant-Tammany movement
committed 10 IL or suggestive OF IL. The city
ownership OF public utilities Il a favorite doc
frine OF certain sOclolOglsts. n may or may
not be a correct doctrine. but il certainly runs
counter 70 she ''less government the better
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE RIGHTS.

Mr.. Coler touches on one of the most impor
tant points in the water supply controversy,
and. indeed. in municipal government general
ly. when lie says: 1T is peculiar that private
water companies can 60 pumping water
from wells unmolested, but when the city
"begIns 10 get its water in that way from its
"Own wells the courts interfere and say we
must buy the lands or stop pumping" Not
only f. that peculiar" hut II NAV be charac-
teriZed Illogical and urjust without, Of
course, in the least rejecting upon the entire
proprlety and integrity of the judicial decisions
referred to- The fault may be in the law or
in the charter. Wherever 1t Is, il is q grievOus
one. and should be speedily corrected. The
same evil was seen in the RamapO business.
when that private corporation assumed the
exercise OF powers forbidden 70 the city. 1t is
seen almost every day. when the city is com.
PEELED TO pay far higher prices for labor ana
materials than any individual or corporation
would pay.
We say this is Illogical because il is automatic
that a part cannot be greater than the whole
single citizen or a corpora ton then. ought
not 10 be more powerful than the whole mn.
nicipality Of which he or Il Is q part. II is
anomalous that an individual or a COMPANY
should be empowered 10 SEIZE water anywhere
al will. through condemnation proceedings. for
the purpose Of selling II 10 the CITY. and the
city be dPbarred from itself acquiring II IN
the same way for It's own use 1t is doubtless
JUST 10 decree that the city must pay indemnify
If it makes land arid by pumping the water
from beneath IFS surface. but Justice certainly
requires similar payment by private concerns
which do precisely the same thing. And so
long as the city and the State recognize tho
right of an individual to purchase his supplias
In the cheapest market its obligation Ia lenr
Itself that right is not obvious. on grounds
either OF law or of morals
The trouble has ITS origin in the strange
mental twist which leads men 10 discriminate
between themselves taken individuallv and
themselves taken collectively. Let a man no
robbed of a single cent In some indIvtluat
transaction and his wrath is roused but lot
the city be robbed OF 81 0OGOO0 and a bost
or citizens look on with apathy. They uttar.
ly overlook the fact that the CITY IA s,mr,,
a huge corporation OF which they are con.
sttuent members, and that in sanctioninp tho
payment of an exOrbitant sum by the CITY thor
are robhing their own pockets There ia no
more mischievOus notion than that tbe CITY or
the State Is an independent entity. apart iron,
the individual, instead Of merely the SIM, -
which the individuals ara the units WI
that fact is properly appreciated the city win
Do permitted 10 DO In such matters as tIoso
uhder consideration whatever an individual
may do. or the individual will not he nerm,,,o,
10 do anything the city may not 40. which v,,,,
amount 10 the same thing
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01

prOprIeey OF guerilla warfare such as that which
this IndOmItable Boer II waging. Some hold II
20 be W-ickedness, sheer murder. for men thus TO
act when IL IL morally certain they must in the
end submit or be destroyed. IL that rule had
ieen followed snd IL men had always yielded
as soon as their cause seemed hopeless, the
story OF wars and Of patriotism would be far
different from what il is. Others justify Gen
eral De Wei's conduct with references 10 the
Spanish resistance 10 Bonaparte and 10 our own
Revolutionary War. asking In what respect
Washngtons Trenton and Princeton campaign
aud Marion's whole career differed from that of
The Boer raider There is. no doubt, much to be
said on both sides. But all that is said VIII
amount 70 little more than the saying. For with
the departure Of the genial generous. soft
hearted "Bobs' there comes a new FACTOR into
the problem-the grim silent, ruthless con-
queror devoid of sentiment and stranger 10
computations. There will henceforth Tor a
time probably be much less news from South
Africa, though there may be more incidents
there worthy of reporting, while behind the
screen of silence De Wet and Kitchener enact
the last scene OF the tragedy. 1t will be
scene, we may we'll fear upon which the eyes
OF humane men may be glad not TO dwell
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
PERSONAL.

Father Felix Marian Lepore. the pastor Of a
Catholic church in Denver and the editor OF an
Italian Catholic paper is in Chicago arranging Tor
a plant to manufacture several OF his Inventions
among them being a hre escape and a life pre-
server There are also an invalid's bed. q new
sewing needle. salt and pepper holder. ana, as
the legend runs his card. Inventions OF every
dissertation" The reverend gentleman has also dp-
piled for a patent an automatic swlteh Tor use
on electric tramways in cities.
The estate OF the late Rev. Thomas X. Beeeher,
Of Elnnira. does not exceed $500. lie was known
as one Of the most charitable Of his day. He
gave away nearly his entire salary 1850 year,
and many incidents OF his kind deeds are related by
those who knew him best On one occasion a few
members OF his congregation, becoming almost
ashamed Of his dress, gave him an oyerc0at. MT.
Beecher gave II TO q poor man. second Overcoat
then given to the minister, ana ne presented
Il 10 another poor man. When Mr.. Beechers
frIercs gave him a third OvercOat they made him
promise that he would always Keep IL. This he
promised. and Kept his word
Lord James of Hereford IA said to be the only
man living who has refused the seals Of the Lord
Chancellorship. the highest honor for a British
lawyer.
When Dr. Leopold Kann. of the Stein expedition.
embarked on the scotch whaler Eclipse at Cape
York the vessel was not homeward bound, but
participated in the sport of catching whales for
before leaving the vicinity OF Greenland The
Eclipse went ashore day. but was successfully
relocated. She encountered succession OF gales.
too and was nearly wrecked before reaching home
Berlin Nov SO-SamueI Merrill. Third Secretary
of the United States Embassy here, IS very III.