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The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
RECEIVED by KING EDWARD.
me Foreign Diplomats Present
Their Credentials.

London. March 1s.-United States AM
Dassador Choate and the other ambassa-
oO's and ministers TO Great Britain pre-
serted their credentials to King Edward
'l Marlborough House at noon to-day.
Each member Of the diplomatic corps
'IrlVed in a royal carriage drawn by two
nurses and was attended by three royal
servants attired in long scarlet cloaks. All
me ane diplomats wore levee dress, with or
nSfs and decorations. with the exception,
course OF Ambassador Choate, who
"g ne ordinary evening dress lo-
ne foreign secretary, Lord Lansdowne,
~e.ouuced the visitors to the King, who
a'ured IN field marshaYs uniform.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
THE ANTI-vICE CAMPAIGN.
Police Commissioner Murphy Gets
Into the Game.

New York. March 1s-It became known
to-day that Police Commissioner Murphy
was conducting a special investigation
into the vicious resorts Of the city. He
has $50 detectives specially detailed to re-
port 10 him personally concerning gam
bling houses and immoral houses.
Police Commissioner Murphy announced
to-day that he had placed under suspen-
sion, without pay. Wardman John T. Ly-
ons of Capt. Donohue's precinct, and that
charges had been entered against him on
the complaint of Mrs. Mildred Hamilton
that he had extorted money from her for
protection.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
TWO DEATHS AT HAwKIxsvILLE.
Mrs. IT. p. wilcox and Mrs. J. t.
Harvard Pass Away

Hawkinsviile, Ga. March 1s.-Mrs. I.
p. Wilcox. the wife Of Mr. r. p. Wilcox
OF the large turpentine firm OF Bale q
Wilcox. died az the home of her daugh-
ter. and was buried here Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. ]. T. Harvard died az her home
here Saturday night. after an illness u
several months She leaves husband
and several little children. the youngest
Of whom is only about two months old.
She was a consistent member OF the Bap-
list Church.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19

Princeton. n. j.. March is.-Ex- Presi-
dent Cleveland spent this, his s.xty-fourth
birthday ~ home with Mrs. Cleveland
ana their children he entertained no
eallsrg. c0nEratulatory teiegrasns IN
Abundance from friends were received
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
CREW OF THE ISAAC n. KERLIN.
Reach Philadelphia on the Wacs
land via Liverpool.

land via liverpool.
Philadelphia, March 1s.-The steamer
waesland. which arrived to-day from Liv'
erpool, had on board Capt. George w
steelman and the crew of six men OF the
schooner Isaac N. Kerlin, from Jackson
vile to Baltimore, before reported aban
doned, Feb. Is. in latitude 81. longitude Ga
The crew were picked up by the steamer
st. Quentin and taken to London. The
American consul there secured passage tc
this country for the men on the Waes'
land
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
THE NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS.
SIN Unable to Agree on Suitable
Candidate.

Lincoln. Neb., March ia conference
on the senatorship. called primarily to
discuss rules for a new caucus, adjourned
without action after being in session TWO
hours. Fifty Republican members at
tended. and the whole situation was dis
cussed A motion 10 proceed to the nom.
nation OF a candidate for the long term
was opposed by the supporters Of d. r.
Thompson. and was not put 10 a vote.
Two caucus calls we're in, circulation. but
neither has the requisite number Of
sfQuers TO nominate.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19

Madison. Wis March is.-Nelaon o.
whitney. professor or railway engineer
lue. in me University Of Wisconsin. dica
suddenly Of heart disease, aEed a. lie
was = native 0f south Cafoiiua.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
QUINTERO NOT TO ACCEPT.
New Orleans Man Declines Philip
pine appointment.

Washington, March 1s-Lamar c.
Quintero Of New Orleans, has advised the
War Department that on account of ILL
ness in his family, it win be impossible
for him 90 accept enc Of the Supreme
Court justiceshipg of the Philippines, He
had previously been offered a place on
the bench of the court of first instance,
which was declined. and now similar ac-
ton is taken as to the highest court in
the islands.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
THE MARYLAND BILLS.
The New Ballot Law sim Under Dis
cusslOn.

Annapolis. Md. March is-The time Of
the Senate was taken up az the session
tonight IN consideration Of the sewerage
commission bill, the census bill and the
house election hill going over until to-
morrow. The House took ~ the senate
election bill On ~ MIRO ffaHihg. Tie
Eepu9lieans offered the same amendment
which we're onffed ln the senate. blf
before che diacussioH on che amcndmcnts
began. fbo House adjourned upin TO-
moffoNs
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
rhe. North Atlantic sop.dron

pensoeola. Fls.. March i8-The North
Atlantic squadron ia ready for sen 10.
niaht The sch duie, according 10 tho
0fitcial statement issued to-day. r. for tho
fqHaarou - sell from here Tomorrow
ulefninE ~ so O'clock Tor Target Bag,
Gulfbfa Island.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
PATIENT KEEPS HIs Ord.
All the Family Had Grip, aud lie
Committed Suicide.

Columbia, S. c., March ls-Thomns
Troy Breeder committed suicide TODAY
at his home near Bennettsvllle He and
his children had been sick with grip and
yesterday when the physician called.
Breeder told him he would not be alive
thsl morning when the doctor came. re
kept his word Brsedcn cut his throat ana
then shot himself He was about e. years
old
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19

Macon. March I'M John y. 6fetsou.
yios president Of she American National
Bauk u his cify ana prominent fnan.
eief ln chs state. DIED here fQ.daE
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
To EaahIe New York DO Accepl.

Albany. ~ g.. March .-Assemblyman
price tonight introduced bin 70 en-
able New York city 60 accept the offer
Of Andrew Carnegie 90 give t51l0QoQ for
public library purposes.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
Gen. Miles Arrives nj Havana.

Havana March 1s.-Lieut. Gen. Miles,
who intends TO inspect the principal mill
tary posts in Cuba. arrived here to-day
with his party from the United States.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19

t,rt y. 'Sa, March le.~In the commit.
nv. Iial today ~ Measrs Pnfman.
s.-..N eng Hawkes. ~ Madison county
sss 81, WIN riof in thls city one we'd
~ 'H we're acquitted.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
RAILS WE'RE KINSED.

Causing C., II. l. a. u. Train 10 jump
Track in Iowa.
Grand Junction. Iowa, March ia Chi
cago. Rock Island and Pacific passenger
train, bound for Fort Dodge, jumped the
track going at full speed about two miles
north of Grand Junction. The accident
was caused by the kinking of the rails. It
is supposed, as no other cause was hppar-
ent. Two passenger and mail cars are
living on their side in q shallow pool OF
water, and the tender is also overturned,
the engine sticking to the track, large
number were hurt, a few seriously.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
THE ATLANTA zOUAvEs.
"a Company May Succeed
Them. IL Dfsbaoded

A'iahta' March 1S.-At the capitol to-
Jay II was reported that IL the Atlanta
.''uaVes are mustered out by the advisory
sosio' Marietta company, which was
',anoed about a year ago, will be in
"'a''ed IN its place. Such report has also
lesched the ears Of the officers and men
VI the Zouaves. and they will make a de-
tfHIihed light before the board. as will
w. friends In the Fifth Regiment. 20
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
MIR. LIVINGSTON IMPROVING.
Has Been suffering with Attack OF
pneumonia.

Washington. March B-Representative
Livingston OF Georg 8. who has been con-
fined to his room since Wednesday last
with an attack of pneumonia, is reported
tonight as resting comfortably, with
chances favorable 20 recovery. though
the crisis Of his illness has not yet pass
"A
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
OLD cHARLEsTONIAN DEAD.
Was "A PaIIbearer at the Funeral OF
John q. Calhoun.

Charleston. S. C.. March 1s.--Daniel O.
Wayne, ST.. died at Mt. Pleasant to-day
in the eighty-hrst year Of his age. Mr..
Wayne was for years the leading archi-
tect OF Charleston. He was the last sur
viving pallbesrer OF John g. Calhoun.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-19
coLLIDED WITH STREET CAR.

PoIiceman's Foot Cut on In Rich
mond Collision.
Richmond, Va, March lS.-Late TO-
night a Chesapeake and Ohio locomotive
crashed into street car at a crossing
in the lower part of the city, with the
result that the motorman and several
passengers were badly injured Among
the hurt is Police Sergeant Jones otey'
one OF whose feet was cut off.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
THE BURLINGTON ROUTE
GREAT TRAINS.

The Burlington Northern P.e,sc
Express" Kansas City, 1t. Josenh ~
Denver TO Puget Sound, Portland Mon.
Ana. washington, entire NorihWea&
Daily through train OF cosches. chair
cars, tourist aud standard slcepeN ana
dining earn.
No. Is; morning train, Kansaa Cl,v
-. Joseph 70 Nebraska, Denver AVA
Pacific Coast. via Scenic Colorsdo
Weekly California excursions personaiiy
conducted.
No, %; latest night train. Ran,,,
Clly.5t. Joseph 10 Denver; night trsin
for Nebraska Omaha, 81. Paul.
No. n: noon traiu, Kansas CITY. =,
Joseph 10 Omaha. st. Paul; throuSb
No; 80; famous Chicago Ell; DINING
and buffet library cars, chair cars
No. IS; St. Louis fss, night expires,
No. ~; fast morning train east.
Write for descriptive matter. rata,
and information. w
II u. CROzfER, L. W. WAxrrr
~, A.. sn Main 81. Goa pass'n,rr Az
n"'As Y NO. n Louis No
HowARD ELLforr.
ueperal hsaHEcr. 81. Joseph, No.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06

rHR rRIoE.L.RsEk hSyuptIn.

Every Monday auo Thursday . uswspa-
per a. good az q msgsElne-aud bSttsE for
II contsins the latest by telegraph a. we'll
90 interesting stories-.S scot TO the Sub.
seribsr Of the "rwloe-s Week" Republic,
which IL only . 81 a year.
The mao who reads The ''Twics.a-
Week" Repoblic koows all about sIsirs,
political, domestic and iorelgu events; Is
ostec shout the markets and commercial
! alters generally.
The woman who reads the "Twles-a.
Week" Republic gathers q bit Of valuable
Information about household affairs and
late fashions add nods recreation 10 ,be
bright stories that come under boih The
hsSdipeo Of fact aod fiction. There Il
2 esp about new books and . dozen othss
tofics Of especial interest 10 the WIDE
eGske msp and woman.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
FORAGE IN UNITED STATES.
work 81 the Departnest Of AgrisuI.
tsrs h the Miadis ana
RDaGhwe~l

A early m ls7A DR.. G,or,e yau.x
the botanist, Of the arricuitursl a.
partment. began his work on q. i'm.
provsment Of the foras. ,upply of the
United ststes. Az that time the hay
product of the country Amounted ~
about as,ooo.o 900 toni, DER ,nDum. In
the northeastern statsa A, foras.
problem was already. IN m. main
solved; hut in the ,outa and IN m,
west there was q dsplorsbl. lack of
suitable forar. plant.. sav, Atm,
Henry, In Ainslse's. New Eno,.ns aaS
New York had bre,pht tb,,r 800
and blowers from Great Bntain. ana
owing 10 a general .imilsr,tv a, I'D
mate, had found them ~..tisfas,ar,
Their use had extended 49, A NJ.
middle west with equal ,ooc... win
the increase Of stoct r,,.in- Z, ~.
cotton country Of he ..u,h b.w.,.r
II was found tha, n. ia ana wsr'
known forage plants mu,t n. r.ni.o.s
BY others. better suited a ~. 800.
er climate. During m. n.rt a.csa.
following the rand d.nl,tIon =, ~,
wild forage mppiy NJ IN a. -. "a
the establishments Of hom..,.sS.
throughout that r,r,on /. .snn.,
discovery was mad. IA, IN. .onmoa
forage plants Of Inc cas-, aonId M.
withstand the dry climate. Tor manv
years the department bro,Sh,
gether by correspondence ;rforma,io,
along these two lin,. and IN ,ss.
collected II In the tcru Al h,oL
titled sDTbe AgricuItrr.J o,sss..
the United stats.s
In the rear lass n. ,a.n .r,,
preparation for botanical tnvs~,,.s-
tons and experiment.. was -Inc,s.s.A
from 5000 70 s2o.oou. ana ths 800.
lishment Of foraO. ,x,.,im... ~
tlons was authorized m. -nr,n.t~s,
station established v.s A. os,d.a
City. In western Kap.., A 49,.
number Of grasses ho,A ..t,,, "a
foreign. was ouNivstsd "A AZ.
without irrieaHon ltn..ns"T.
I've years lease, In 1se, s,,.r ~. m a'
rious species cIear,x M.
the region had been throrr o,,t 80
BY wear. IN, srp.,srsn, rs..t
the demopstrssia, ~, 49,
plants. HrpcsJsa ,0fass
Kant corn snS =. sna red
corn. vsre ~. go es
o-ultI,a.io, IN haSn.ui'ed 70
eou,hsrr rrs,. lion o. NE
ton was impr.ctISabl. ',s nIlsa'
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
In PRAISE OF CARPETS.
There Have Lived some 81 the Mss
tiers Of Philosophy, VIE
and scieaes.

In the first place, no rosm can die
pute with garrets for healthfulness;
here the air ia clearer. more subjsc,
TO winds, and, Of course. leaa liable
TO any offensive vapors from below,
says the Mirror.
As health is the best friend "a
study, let all hard students hither
ascend; here, free from noise and
hurry, they may enjoy their souls,
either making their court 20 the
muses., who love that their admirers
should approach them alone and in
silence; or, peruning the labors Of
the learned, to which thought and re-
tirement are absolutely necessary,
When men began to grow numer'
ous In cities, when trade thereby In
creased, and noise Of course, wise
men always chose TO get out Of the
way into garrets. There have the
greatest authors lived, there resigned
their breath.
There lived the ingenious Calico,
when he first tried HIS philosophical
glasses. BY being In garrets much
conversant. Boyle and Newton hap
PLY formed, and successfully per
fected the modern philosophy,
There, and there only, could they
use their telescope TO advantage.
The world ecu never make q SUN.
Client acknowledgment TO 'gnrress for
the many valuable historians they
have produced. Such was the In
structing Robinson Crusoe, equally
esteemed for his truth and morals.
Such were the learned authors Of
"Tom Thumb" Of -Jack the Giant
Killer" etc.
There dwelled the famous politi.
clans. infalible projectors and "a.
gacious understrappers Of the state,
Naturally do men look up thither "a
find the authors of those vastly
witty pieces, some Of which daily
some weekly, nmusc and divert the
curious and the idle. and, indeed
where else should they look for them
but in garrets, which are the lvelies,
emblems Of Parnassus, being high
and difficult Of access, and Astounding
with learned men7-
The Roman satirist tells MS that
garrets were 10 great rsputs among
his c~ountrymen all the time of ths
commonwealth, but whom pride and
luxury and the contempt Of the godc
came In with the emperors. then the
grandees left their garrsts, and le,
them out to poor people. intimstins
thereby to us that II was natural fc'
them to leave their garrets when
they became proud, luxurieus and "
religious.
Without a man takes his body
above his fellow creatures. 81 seldom
happens that he can raise his mind
Lofty garrets give Ms sublime
thoughts; for this reason the Grub
n sages have exalted their society
In point Of fame above all sosistiea
which win endure while We have the
wisdom to live In garrsts, which vii
be a. long a. we are . society.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06

S&ss Of "~Hay-Foot' stFaW-Feot."
II remember quite well," said an
sx-soldler the other day. show, when
We were In the army, we would fast
en- hay and straw on the feet Of re-.
orufts-hay for the left foot and
straw for The right As we marched
the corporal would yell: 'H~ay-footl
straw-ioOil Hsy-footl strawiooti' In
this way the recruits learned TO keep
step and time.
my son was married q eouple Of
weeks ago and I am thinking that
BUR old corporal would have a chance
to use bis hay and straw, for It 10
a fact that, although well educated
ana anything but obtuse, hia wife can.
not tell her right shoe from her left
one II 10 the same when she gets a
pair Of rubber ovsrshoes. At home
We ieOk after her, but is she goes Wis.
ting abe Is sure, unless IL Is one Of
her lucky days, to come home with
the right rubucr on the loft foot or
Wee vsrsa. Sometimes whom sh, gets
. pair Of new shoes she marks on tn,
lin1 ng In Ink q large L or 4. She was
In sem,what OF a quandary the other
day when she looked at her shoes e
And both 1 and X on the lining Of
zach shoe. Her young brotherln-law
had contributed the extra letter.
Cleveland Leader.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06

and writei When An. AL. x...
through christ's right foot and
Christs len foot that bought your
feet with all their power TO walk or
ruu or climb When the thorn vent I'm.
60 Christ's temple. that bought you
brain with all Its power TO think and
plan. When the spear cleft CHRISTIE
side that bought your heart, with al
its power TO love aud repent and pray.
When the Atlantic cable was lost in
1855, do you remember that the Great
Eastern and the Midway and the Al.
bany went Quito and ~ Thirty times
they sank the grapnel sx miles deep
In water. After awhile they found the
cable and brought Il to the surface.
No sooner had II been brought 10 the
surface than they lifted q shout Of en-.
u%liation. but the cable slipped back
again into the water and was Loaf.
Then for two weeks more they swept
the sea with the graphing hooks, and
81 last they found the cable, and thew
brought it up in silence. They fastened
II this time. Then with great excite.
ment they took one end Of the cable
20 the electricians room 20 see n thers
were really any life In II, and when
they saw a spark and knew that a mes
sage could be sent then every hat was
lifted, and the rockets few and the
guns sounded, until all the vessels ON
the expedition knew, and the conti-
nents were dashed together. Well, NV
friends, Sabbath after Sabbath Gospel
messengers have come searching down
for your souls. We have swept the sea
with the graphing hook Of Christie
Gospel. Again and again we have
thought that you were at the surface,
and We began to rejoice over your re-
demption, but At the moment Of our
giadness you sank back again into the
world and back again into sin. To-day
we come with the Gospel searching for
your soul We apply the o. Of
Christ first 20 see whether there 10 any
life left in you, while all around the
people stand. looking to see whether
the work viii be done. and the angels
of God bend down and witness. ana.
oh. II now we could see only one spark
of love and hope and faith we would
send up a shout that would be heard
on the battlemsnts Of Heaven. and two
worlds would keep jubilee because
communication is open between Christ
and the soul. and your nature that has
been sunken in sin has been liftedinte
the light and Joy Of the Gospel.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06

JapansH business methods are in
the lsu Important places Of q very
go-as-ysS-pissse description. AZ Maya.
sshi ii. other day a foreigner, calling
At che branch of enc Of the chief ship.
P1g companies, found the whole plaes
deserted. II appeared that, ths day
being fine, the manager and STAFF had
gone out on . muEhroOm.huntins en-,
Peditioh. Nushroom.hunting is Q pur.
SUIT aat appeals TO every trus jap
anose.-E. Y. Sun-
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
Hsrs .n IN. Goa,

And, ihure. they tell me your hoos-
bands very lithersryT"
THAT he 10. indAde."
THAT he devOurs livery thing in the
way Ola book or . paper that eooma
10 the house"
"shufs. 10 does"
~And vol In the name Of goodnsss
1oSs The poor goat get to aver
Yooksn Salesman.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
ABSALoM's TAKrNo WAYS.
IL Was the Most Hatarai rhiss ..
the World for Him to Absssast
others oeeas.

! have lately heard . little stsr,
about a Georgia darky who was called
Joseph because his name was Abaalor
or, rather, because Of the fact thai
he wore a coat Of many colors, 20 tina,
a little way OF Absalom, or Joseph,
looked like a sort Of animated solar
spectrum, says the Boston Transcript
This darky had . strong physical i'm.
pplsion TO carry away things tina,
didn't belong TO him, not 50 much On
account of their value as because Of AZ
unfortunate craving for the excitemsn,
Of eluding pursuit and capture. In
fact, he regarded theft In the light o
q great joke. Joseph occasional,
worked for a carpenter in the littl.
town near which he lived. and on,
morning this knight Of the plane, on 20.
ing into his workshop, found several Of
his best and largest tools missing. II,
Immediately suspected that Joseph wa,
the thief but instead of going in search
Of him be waited until the darby passed
the shop, which he did nearly ever
day.
Sure enough, the very next mornius
along came Joseph on a moth-estsp
mule with the rainbow eoat futt.rins
In the breeze. just a. the caravan
passed the shop The carpenter, who va,
looking out Of the window for the suu.
posed eulprit, sang outs Joseph, yov
black Niger where's my iools7" 10.
seph turned a degree palsr and rolled
his eyes Ia his head Then, ~eollsctius
himself. be said. without a word .,
Apology I'm bring EN- back. Ms,,s
Brown, soon's ever ! get home. The,
are oil safe up in ma cabin" well
you black rascal, see tibet yer do brin,
EN- back" answered The carpenter
an be right smart about II, or IN hsy.
you arrested" Then on rode Josepl
on the broad grin, a. n borrowing tool,
In the dead Of night wss the most Gus
tomary thing in the world for . man /,
doi Af, indeed, II w~as--for him. Prob
ably no more innocent thief ever lived
Agirl may know her own weight, but
she never knows how long she viii hay,
70 wait for a proposaL--chieaEo DAILY
News v
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06

At q r'.nt sh in Paris the h.roin.
who was daily cast, with her limbs n
bound into . den Of ferocious lions
vas taken sick and unable to psrforu
the 90. substitute was obtained ana
thro~e Into the cage Of the ssyar,
beasts, vsiOh, when they saw a strange,
in thsir nidsa. made . Dash Tor IN
st@+ge door. with their tails between
heir leg, beat . hasty retreat and
were 70 badly scared that they vsr,
noS IN condition 70 resume duty for ,
week. Thus was an expected tragedy
Chroniel,.
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Al osher trains daily.
Rxcursion tickets sold a Kanssscity satur-
day evenings, Sunday uornings, and Sunday
evenings 1t o fare for the round trip, good
tor rcturn up TO and including Monday morn
Ing following.
Through uchets and cheeks 20 ali points.
hound Trip tourist tickots on sale 70 all tourist
points.
For further infpmation call on or address:
W. 8. LYONS, Ticket Agent,
Telepho.s No. 20.