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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-20
Domestic aarksts
NV TelaqranhN

NOV. 10. 1900.
4 .o2s bblss exporrs sss oblss safes 500
pcKgs market quiet and barely steady, clt stag
weak aud lower 20 sei IN sympathy with wheat
rour-Winter pts 5ous 90 WINTER straigh =
g0a3 co; aiinnesota patents 3 eOe,4 20; wiz
ten extras z eofa 90: Minnesota bakers cog
IS: do low Rfades 46G2 GO.
bu. safes 8,076,oU0 bus futures. S2p.offo bush
spots spot weak mo Redlat 77gsc o aroats
No neu NJ se1se eiev; No Northern Duluth
Corn receipts 14s. 925 bush: exports S29, "a
bush sales 2do.oOo bush futures. @6p coo bus
spot; spot easyi No ? at 4esac elev and 4ess
Oats-rcceipts 7s,1oo bush. exports 5o,42e
bus sales oc0, 900 bush: spot dull; No 81 gee:
use; track mixed western at 25is a2.Is track
white Western % a88ise.
. sect steady; famiiy 10 so9sil; mess ct seq
Out meats easy; picked hams
Lard easy; Western steamed At 2 e2hi Nov
closed so nominal .frehned steadyi continent
Pork steaay: mess at IL GOALS rs, family at
Id scale 90: sho-f clear "a oo6l7 90.
ssutter market Is ST Iva ereameries af ie0
zIe; do factory al 3 alSlse; June crm az Is
2z1he: State q Brv lFI2s..
Eggs So ady; state ana Penn at 22a7s; wes-
tern regular packing slaz5ei Western loss on
sugar-raw nrm: fair refining 3ys bid: cen-
trifagal % test 4ssc III ;Molasses sugar Sssci
feilnsd steady.
CdlGA6D-NASn uuOhdionas-
Flour easy.
Wneat-So syringe; No do at eta
y1Lsc. No 3 Req at n lsa7 &c. uorn-No at
A0ts ia40Ae; No 2 yellow 40AA 040Ac c. tats
No lat; No white 2692g We: No while
23M d26LRc: No 2 i've 4&ssc: fair 10 choice
mailing Barley at zoe, No Fiaxseed Ga ;
No n w Fiaxseed GO; PRIME Timothy seed
at 4 80. Mess Pork at 10 bud 10 62h. Lard nc
717tsa7 20; snort ribs sides at 2bGT 70 :dry
sailed shoulders at bS4 D5Ss short clear sides
at g 1906 IS.
Butter firn,-creamery at Iba2e; aairies at
12AsGx2.
Cheese firm at 1061iMc.
Eggs easier fresh 22.
Ftour-recelpts $4,000 bblsi wheat ID 600;
bush; corn s05 900 bush: oats iS7.0fJO bush;
rye 5000 bush: barley $4,000 BUSH
Shipmens--Flour 14.0Uo npls; wheat 194. 900
bush; -cornl 45z, 900 bush; oats 246,0O0 bush
rye 5000 bush; barley 11,oUU busa-
DETROIT-wheak quoted at 1870 for cash
Wine; Red 761se; Nov -; Dec at 76ssci May
at S0ssc.
TOLEDO-Wheat duil-.cash and November
755Ac; Dec T51ae; May s0hse.
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c Ottoa Markets
by Telegraph.l

NFW YORK-The Cotton market To-Day was
steady, lac advance :-middiing uplands At 10 l.
Ice; DO guilt 10 slice sales ass bales. ~
GAIN ESToN-The Cotton market closed
firm; middlings ossc.
CHARLESToN-Ths Cotton market to-day
firm; middlings 9Ssc.
MEMPHIS-rhe Cotton market to-day closed
firm; mIddlings 9lac.
NEW oRLEANs-The Cotton market closed
strong; middllrgs 9ssc.
M0BILE-Cottonnarke iss firm; middlinx
0Ac.
sAyANNAH-The CorIon marker closed
quiet; nnddhngs 9iac.
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PortIand q Yarmon1h Electric ny. Go,

Leave Elm St, for Falmouth. Underwood
Spring and Yarmouth, Gas, 7.45. $40, $50 1855
$50 g.45 i0.45 p. m. Leave Yarmouth e. min.
earlier, Underwood Spring TO Portland IS min.
earlier Extra trips TO Underwood at i.25, 2.3j,
3.4S. Ais. G65 y. m, return ZOO ala. 4-29 $50,
6.I0 y. m.
sundays for Yarmouth at SOS, s.o5, every 20
minutes TIL 7.35. $50, 9.45 p. IN Leave Var
mouth G5 minutes earlier. Extra trips to
Underwood Spring at $40 a. M. every 20 min
Uites TIL 5.59 p. IN.
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Portland & BoOihbay Steamboat Go.

STEAMER ENTERPRIsE leaves East
Boothbay at a. m. Monday, Wednesday and
Friday for Portland. touching at SO. Bristol,
Island.
Returning. leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, ut
n M Tuesday. Thursday aad Saturday for
Squirrel slandiBoofhbay Harbor, Heron Island,
50. Bristol and East Boothbay.
aug2dn ALFRED RACE, Manager.
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HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT co

win leave Portland Pier, Portland. daily, Sun
days excepted. at 2.0e p. m, for Long Island.
latte and Great Chebeagae. Clf Island, So.
hafpsven. Bailey ana UT lsAlu;
above Landings. 100 q. m. Arrive Portland,
$40 q. m
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Portland wholesa c marxet.

PURTLANIl NOV, u.
ga feature of to-days Chicago board of trade
session wa he furry in November Corn and an
advance at one time of 3@z C; the close was 61s /;
leading futures in Wheat ana Corn closed weak
December Wheat rs lower and Corn rs lower.
Provisions barely steady, closing uDchanged.i
The following quoUavionsrepre SENT no s'i'le :
IN nrfaae tor thu Dnarsar.
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Albion, November le.--While haunting
this forenoon Robert Wood, q we'll
known farmer, was wounded By the ac-
oidental discharge Of his shot gun, the
charge antering the side and arm. Be-
coyery n deuhtfuL
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ANTI CHRISTIAN RIOTS.

Common. November l9.-Refugsss who
have arrived here report that anti Chris
tian riots have broken cut in the province
Of Kang ~. The non-Christians are
wearing badges. All parsons not 90 deco
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Passed AMER ssh, barque Freeman, from Sin
gapore for Boston.
Std FIN Queenstown 18th. steamer Campania
New York.
Ar NJ Baracoa ! 9th, sch Flora Pressey. Hatch
New York to ladd coeoanuts.
Hahfax-Returned 18th; sch Hattie g DIXON
hence for Bridge water.
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LIvERPooL.ENG. Steamship Vancouver
bale nolls 34o0 sacks salt TO order IL packgs
e ware to Burbank & Douglas cs lace 10 Chem
err Mf Co CT bales hides 10 IL T Garland 10 pix
mdse l cs samples to Can. TX.
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ratei are In danger OF death The vlce-
roy of the province has appointed depu-
ty to settle the French claims AT Shun
TAX, and three French gunboats VIII ac-
company the deputy, with q view OF en-
forcing bis orders.
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ALLAN LIN
PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL.

RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN-S50.O0 and upwards. A re iaets0n
OF 10 per cent Is allowed on return tickets ex-
eept on lowest rates.
SECOND CARIN-To Liverpool, London or
Londonderry $500 10 5000.
STEERAGE-IiverpoOl, London. Glasgow.
Belfast. L. naOndenY or Queenstown, $500
ana s760i Prepaid certificates $3.50.
or from other points on Application to
4. r. MCGOWAN. 40 Congress Ssp
Portland, Me.
Foreign Steamship Agency, Room 4
Firsf National Bsak hatidsags Pers-
land, Maine
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Memoranda.

Hyannis, Nov. Sch A X Woodward, from
Perth Perth Amboy for Ellsworth. came IN hers
TO-DAY. While ~ anchor NJ handkerchief 1Eh.
i5ih. In n northerly gale, lost anchor, stove boat
started alenk. and spiit sails.
BoothDay. Nov lSth-Sch Agate. Capt Hall
from bangor for Boston. with lumber. went
ashore on Tumbler Island last night aud TO
mains. She is IN bad place and may be total
wreck. Capt Hall was knocked overbourd BY
tbs foreboom and drvwned. His body was re-
covered.
aIsooshbAy, Nov 1eth-Sch Agate, reported
ashore on Iumbler Islan1. was lowed on BY
tug Bsmark, and is now on the railway. on hei
Sen i d Remick. Jordan, from Bangor fol
BOSTON. with lumber, 10 at Boothbay leaking
Seh Romeo. from 81 John. NIB, for New Ha
ven. and the Rofa Mueller, from do for Mes
York. were 10 collision at B0othbay and both
sustained considerable damage.
rtangor Nov ls-Sch Polly, from Ranger viii
75.oso lumber, was wrecked at North Brooks
vile 10Th
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-20

Portland marNet-cut loaf g.; ennieehoners
&c :powdered 7Ias: grsnulatei at Ici coffee
crushed 6 n c ;yellow g..
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BOSTON Nov. l9 ifO0-The following wars
today's quotauons OF Flour ana Corns
FLOUR
Epring patents 10h5 90
Winter patents 3 eOG4 so.
Clear anu straigaL 8 50aA IS
Corn-steamer yellow Acc.
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The follow ing quotations represent the pay
ing prices in this market:
Cow and steers. .....ssss.. oG q ~
Bulls and stays. s.'-'ssssoo
Calf Skins-No / qualify ....-....-.. oc
NOS ...ss '''sss 1872
NOS 2OC Ct1Cu
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European Markets
lBY Telegraph.l

LIVERPOOL. Nov 10. 190o-The Cotton
market is steady; spot at e-16d; sales 10000
hales-
LONDON. Nov. 10. leo0-r-onsols for money
snd ss5& for the accouns 96s4.
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cI.ae.ge o.ssss Market.

BY Ielegrapn.
CHICAGO. Nov 10 1DO0.-oattle receiufs
2s. 600. including 90 Westerns and 90 Texans;
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ARRIVALS PORTLANn.

From Bartlett No Conway aud Harrison.
e.25 n. m; Lewiston and Pie chanic ais, e.35
=. m; Rnferrile, Augusta and Eockland, A45
a M: Bangor. augusta and Roekland. lib
p m; SkOwhegar, Pennington. knmfnrd Falls
and Lewiston, r. 20 q. m; Bet CHER Falls. FAB
Yans aud Brtdg on 11.55 y. m; Skowhegan,
WaterT lie, Augusta and kocklapd. $50 y. m. /;
St John 81 Stephens. tCasaisl, Bar Harb0r.
Aroo5ioOk County, Moosehead Lake and Ban
gor, 5.35 y. M. Rangeley. Pennington. RIM
iard Falls and Lewiston. h.45 y. m. Chicago,
Montreal. Quebec. Fabyans, No. Conway,
Pr dgt9n, Tb5 y. m. Bar HHrbOr and Bangor
25 a. m. daily; Halifax. ST. Jonn, Houlbeii. st.
Stephen Bar Harbor. Bangor, $50 a. m.
SUNDAYS Bangor and Lewiston, 12e5 p. m. !
Bangor. IS a. IN; HALIFAX s. John. Vance
boro and Bangor. $50 a. IN.
GBO. r. EVANS, V. p. & @. M.
+. Z. Bo0THBY. q. p. & 9. A.
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The sfauRch and elegant steamers -G0y
DINGLEY" and BAY STATE" alternately
leave Franklin wharf. Portland. and India
wharf, Boston, at ZOO p. m. daily Sundays e&
eepted.
These steamers meet every demand Of modern
steamship service in safety, speed, comfort and
luxury of HavelllRg.g
Through tickets for Providence, Lowell, Wor
eester New York. etc. ete.
J.F. LISCOMB. General Manager.
THOMAS NJ. BARTLETT, Agent
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EXCHANGE DIHFATcHEa.
Ar at Demcrara 17th. barque Arthur WADE
Sherman. Portland.
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Portland & RuInfOrd Falls Ry.
I'M Effect Oct. =, 1890.

DEPARTURES.
$50 A. NJ and ae.55 noon. From Union station
for Poland, Mechanic Falls, Bucktield, Can
ton, Dixiield and Rumford Falls.
50 a. n 1865 noon and Bib p. m. From Union
station for Mechanic Fails and intermediate
stations.
f2.55 noon. From UIsien Station fer benas-
- Portland. Maine-
II ,e "A hp' S'oi' H1mfofd Falls. sfains.
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lE 9NsgRIIKIIR6
I'm Effect Nov. Isla. 1890.

I'm Effect Nov, I2Ia. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE UNION STATION. RAIL
NAY SQUARE As FOLLOWS:
700 a. m. For Brunswick, Lewiston fIousrl
Bath, k0cklaDc. Augusta, Wateryiile Skowhe-
gan, Belfast Bangor Bucksport and fsneeb0ro
connectinE LOT 81 JOHN. ~. stephen, CCalaisl,
Houlton and Woodwork.
$50 a. m. For Danrilis junction. Rumfard
Falls, lewiston, Pennington, Rangeiey and
io.2s a. N. For Brunswick. Baih. Lewiston,
Gardiner, Augusta. Waterville. Pittslrid.
Baafor' Patten. Honlton and Caribou via b. 8
i5so :. n. Express for Brunswick. Lisbon
Fails. Lewiston wa Brunswick, Augusfa, Water
vile. Newport, baager. Bueksp0rt. Bar Har-
Dor, Washington Co. X. X. Oldfown Green Vile
ara katahdiB Ton Works.
12s56 p. m. For Danyule. Jc., Rumford Falls
Bemis. Lewiston. Pennington. CarrabasseL
Raagsley. Bingham. Waiervillu. SkUwhegan.
: 4 o. pm For fr8ep0rf, Brunswick, Rockiand
II. n. ]. points. Augusta Waterville Skowhe-
gsn, Belfast, Dover and Foxcroft, GreenvliIs.
Bangor. Odtown and Matiawankeag. md 70
Bucksport saturdays.
$40 p. m. For Brunswick, Bath, Roskland,
Augusta and Watervflle.
3. p. m. For DaHviiie Junction. Mechanic
li.co ?. m. Might Express for Brunswick,
BATH. Lewiston. Augusta Wateryille. -kos-
hogan. Bangor. Moesehead Lake. Ar0ostook
County via 0ldtown, Bar Harbor. Bucksport
Wsshin, to Go. X. r.. Nanceboro, st. Stephen
took County Via Vaaiceboro Halifax and the
Provinces The train eas1eg Saturday night
does not correct to Belfast, Dexter, Dover and
foxerof LOT beyond Bangor.
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WHITE MOUNTAIN DTyTSION.

s.5on. m. For Bridgten. Harri4on. Fa5yans,
Burlington, Lancaster. st John 5bury. Sber-
brooke. Gu bee. Montreal. Chicago, St Paul
ana Minneapolis.
Las \. M For ssbago Lake. Bridgton Har-
rison North Conway. fabyans Lancaster.
CoiebruDk and Beeeher Falls.
coo .. IN. FOR Sebago Lake. Cornish Brldg-
ton. Harrison North Conway aud Bartlett
SUNDAY IhAiAs.
72oa. IN. Paper train for Bangor, BAH. and
for Rockland except Ferry Transfer at Bath.
I2.40 D. M. For B unswiek lewiston Bath,
Augusta, Wzteryiile and Bangor.
ii.oO p. m. Might Express for all poiut..
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MAINE PENSIONS

Washington, November ls.-The follow
ing Maine pension changes resulting
from the Issue OF November !. ARE an
nounced for Maine:
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Portland Daily Press stock Quotation ms
Corrected by swan s. Barrett BInksrs lSs
4 ats
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AHUNTER wOUNDED.:

ORIGINAL. WIDOWS. ETC.
Minors Of Charles Il. Ellis Sidney. SIC
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Summer Emery, Jr., Benton Station,
s..
Issue OF Noyemebr 2.-Renewal II
years service. Peter A. Horne. National
Home, Tngus, %.
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ADDITIONAL.

Abner MoKsnney, Cornish. %.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-21

"Mudrcd! We have W0n." exclaimed
t'orpomI Yorkr, eagerly stretching out.
his hand to her.
Page. NGu are back; ON glad OF
thatr' Her eyes grew suddenly moist.
With her old sancy air sac Fastened to
sny, Il am yorr prlsoapl, 50 ! will now
peiin!t you 10 ,ale NE 70 our old
homes. am an.ious 10 see wha, they
look like. 'illicy mas offer sou only a
smoky welcome.
She east quick rrrful glance around
on the horribly plowed NJ ground and
shnttere,ilook of the small village
mildred. for myself | do not care II
they are III ashes ! have sacrificed
more than that for the cause. We Lave
won the greatest victory Of the war
1t Is the beginning Of tile end at least.
Ashes are n good fertilizer. nm too
glad to be back. to see you again, TO
thins of anything else although. he
vent OH. With II sudden change to a
more serious manner. Il could woll; to
build them up and rIend ollr fortunes
better. Mildred. With u lighter heart IL
you were to share my Labor my lot,
4 with ne. though have not much to
I offer yon now he added. cloud set
Hing on his wen face.
KS simple words stirred strange
naoa Of emotions IN Tie sensitive girl
Their dear old childish intimacy. this
! pathetic appeal Of her hoy lover. new Il
\ wounded saliani soldier. whosp loyalty
she had heard praised hy The com
manGer in chief OF, the COLONIAL forces
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-21

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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-21

Jc,h Dc Rcszkc his had a thedtcr
built as All anne; 70 his home in Paris.
which he intends to tise for bis ylesi5
ut private muslcales.
Mrs. Louisa j. CabeI of Lowell. Slc
IS n justice Of the peace. prosecntcs
pension claims, personally manages
firm and conducts M express b'isI-
hess.
Senator Bate Of Tennessee. Ike tlie
iaip Senq,or Harris, -witl not disclose
his age lie must l,c 20 or tt,1eabput-
for he was n soldier in the Mcxlcli
wax. over l:iY Il century nRo.
I.x-speakcr Reed and ex-SeThtoF
Carlisle will appear in The Unitei
Stiies supreme court us COUNSEL tor
The interests which arr ics,ins the con-
sti,utiomllty Of the war taS' on uhrf-
itances.
The fae witch made lI1rbara f'i'ict.
ellie famous Is owned hy ConlNd R9iu'
thc cdcsi son of General Jesse L. re-
NJ Of Boston. who was Killed NJ S11ll
Mountain. Il was gwen to the general
by barbara Sep. Il. lS'2r
Mrs. William T. Cody. the wife cf
"Eulfalo Biz" always travels alon-
the country With her husMina lhp
pair are also always ascoinpSIfiea ny
thci,' daughter. Miss lrna Cody. for
WHOM Lake lfma. in Zig Horn basln.
wars nanled.
Among Lord MethucDs decorations
ia medal conferred upon HIN for hay-
Ing CALAMITY jumped inio q PriSSlaf
~ Il Il In
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hPdoRlsMe.

It is the wise head that mekcs the
rfill tongue l.neas.
Doubt whom you yin. hue never
donht Yourself. novcc.
Slaccrity und truth are The basis OF
every yIgitr. cuafurlrs,
Sclf respect Is The curNrstoac Of al
virur.- sir John ilcrS'nrl.
N'lcn sccrpcS or ivysurt neg.nat Vice
or ronryy Is iioi ar of. -,wn@uiT
The greatest truths are ,Ac slnulesi.
and ~ ere Tie glralpst mofA~'llnre
IA onr who cApnW Muster himself
"a voulls 10 rule. and cnlS he enu rule-
-.tttetAe
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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-21
PERSONALITIES.

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
coon oN rHnEE LINES.
plan, sv.tem. coast Liac aud Il. y.
A T.. Interchange diienE".

plant system. coast Liac aud Il. ,.
A T.. Interchange hiienEr.
The passcngor traffic apartments o. tho
plant system. the Atlantic coast Line
and the Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
Potomac have entered into an agreement
~, which mileage GA The three roads g
,,,errhangeabls. 4 mileage book bought
,,,,obere along the line OF tAe Plant
s,.stom will De good on the Coast Limo
ga on the Richmoud. Frciericksburg ana
,o,ornse Tho same book VIII ne gooi
nm Ttmpn 20 MONTGOMERY 20 Richmond
- washington. The agreement became CT
fcctive yesterday
INTERCHANGEABLE mileage has long been
.r5crtfv desired hy those Who tfaFti .
rre,t deal AMI every stop tow ~ l' y
s,.,,.,,.A bv this ella g. A general agree
-, ~ an road In the Southeastern t"e-
- Oould gladden. the hearts % travel
49,. men but. as there seems 70 Dc no
.,osn.,.t Of getting that, tney ar" loyei
=, NC ,be three lines mentioned agree
y. .eror, mileage books sold by any one
,y,,hiu the last few weeks there va
-, cutie a revolution iu the matter OF
,,uo,so books Not long since the BOOKS
sc,,rbt "a savannah could be used only
,,,or NE lines rs which they were Hold
M. g.,board AIR Line made the BOOK
,.ooa an the seabeari proper the deorEi ?
snt Alabama and the FLORIDA central
go psninsular. Tho Plant system mas
,,ore fhe geaboard one better hy making
Al interchangeable mileage agreement
with other lines
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
of Holiday.

FUN De south DAT colorci ladies IS re-
spcctcd al the Moth"
Yes I know did. hut 81 was % give
10 20 that lady" Then the woman not ris-
Ing bis wrath began 90 Do 80. Look
here. do YOU know what We would DO 90
you ~ we had you whore ! come from
We would hang YOU. Now you Gst up out
81 that seat, DO YOU hear Thla with ris-
ing infection but the woman stirred not
out went tho arm of tao Gentleman
aud u is pretty stou one. coo. lie caught
the woman by the shoulder ana liftei her
from the seat Madame. have thls place"
he said iu bis most courtly style, turning
60 the Lady. and the seat was accepted
Tho other passenger seemed 10 wonder
what sort OF q wild man had been turned
loose among them. From the first the
proceeding had been strange one for a
New York elevated train o. witness. and
90 became even stranger as o. progressed.
The elimination LETT che passenger star
ing When the train arrived at the street
where the savanrahian was o. alight. h.
went 10 the door Tho quart said: "Wci
sir. ! bet you are from the south ! want
20 shake hands with YOU. ~ you don't
mind. They shook hands