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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-01-21
Freight Collision.

Malone, N. Y. (SpeciaD.-Chinese
Inspector Joseph Wright, of Rouse's
Point, and James Hodges, OF Malone,
we're killed in a freight collision on
the Rutland railroad, near Rouse's
Point, and Frank Mitchell was proba-
bly, fatally injured Wright was on the
train watching for Cinnamon crossing
the border Hodges and Mitchell were
in charge of merchandise i'll a freight
car. The fireman and two other men
also were injured.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-01-21

IRC9 Mayons for th. Russians

Sank Center, MINI (Spccial) A
local manufacturing concern has received
an order from the Russian government
Tor 1000 wagons to be shipped for the
most part directly to Omaha. and for
warded from there with consienments Of
wheat and meats recently bought in that
city. Five hundred OF the wagons are
roafy
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-01-21
To Popularize PedestrlaSism.

The House passed the legislative. ex-
:cutivc and judicial appropriation bill,
'arrying an aggregate OF $2o7IG7oo.
This is the second OF the big supply
measures TO pass the House,
The House, by vote oi 8S to 17e,
'cluScd to sustain the action OF tho
committee OF the Whole, which adopt
ID an amendment striking out the par
igraph providing for the salaries and
expenses oi the Civil Service Commits
Hon, thus restoring the item TO the
bill.
An amendment to the bill was adopt
ii restricting the use OF Government
horses and carriages to the President,
his secretary and Cabinet officers.
Mr.. Landis said that ii the horses
and carriages now used by Govern
mcnt officials were lined up on Penn
'ylvnaia avenue they would reach from
!hc Peace Monument to the White
House, He said that unless Congress
hXcd some limitation it would become
scandal. He added that it would be
only a question ni time until all those
IN the Government pay roll, except
Senator's and Representatives, would be
riding in carriages at the Government 5
expense.
The Senate Joint resolution author
Ting the erection of a monument III
memory OF the late President Bcnja-
min Harrison upon land owned by the
United States i'll the city of Indian,
apolis, was, on motion OF Mr. Over
street lind J. passcd. also bill max
ing Chester, Pa, a SUPPORT OF entry.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-01-21
Financial.

What is there between the Goulds
and Pennsylvania to be "setted?' One
oi the other must yield.
President Corey, OF the United States
Steel Company, sailed for Europe for a
short visit.
New York is getting lots Of gold
from Japan.
The capitalization Of the New York
& Portchester Road has been increased
from $2so,ooo to $I5,ooo,ooo.
An Erie director says he hardly
thinks the voting trust will be dissolv
ed at the next meeting of the board
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-17
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HsONALA

Miss Fanny !. CTosby. the blind
hyrz1 writer, hax. inst found Il the
Presbyterian Church q Nstuebsa. X
T., the organ Ehe played fifty yssE
ago while AZ innate u The New YORK
Instr 1fs toF The Bind. sic recognized
the instrument AZ -ks G-Ez tozc1 and
was 80 OTeT7oYe3 thai shs burst into
tezrE.
-Poultney Bigeiow has just been
appointed Lecturer ~ Boston Cniver-
saty Law School IN tire department. Of
foreign relations and colonial sduIiL-
istrstlol- he wf1 GehTer rs first lec-
tire next winter M. EigeloS- Is DoW
o. the eve of starting On Z long cruise
and win vlsit the east and west coasts
u Africa. and AFRO The east coast u
S0ata Ar1erics. he eKpects 70 gather
material foy further chapters Il lis
book On colonies.
n Day or two ago Leslie h Shaw,
Secretary Of the Treasury, received
this letter. and he declares THAI the
writer viii certainly have his request
granted: Ellis County. Texas.-Afr
L. Il. Shaw, Secretary Of United Stst
Eena1e-Dear Sir. Plesse Send Ne Z
oOpie Of The Congressional Record.
Weekly Magazine paper. wants 20
get a cop3e. ! wants TO Subscribe for
Il 70 get the Senate knews. And obllge
yours truly and Respectfully" Nj
Shaw has given Instructions that a
"cOpie" Of the Weekly Magazine pa
per- be sent 10 the Texan"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-17
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-17

Yg1ng n9en FsOgs12yg are iEclne1 ~
me op8naSa tha1 ne OD50rt 1nlfies f0r
making fortunes are not en- greet az
thsY were hslf or even q quarter
~ = century Ego. As matter u fart
there IL ple1ty of es11enoe mat the
aYenues 70 fortunes are ~ unobssrset-
e now - rheg ever were. TE1ee3. the
demand for men VIM are capable and
sells be II now greater Ehsn ever be-
fare. ana where there s. SUCH de-
nsn1 there are opD0rtunities for max
Ing fortunes.
Pc. instance, IN the dispatches . day
Or fwo ago u war stated that Harry
.. gelfr3aze, VINO began his career IN
the store u Marshall P1eId * Co, o.
Chicago - so week had Just bought
cot The dry goods establishment Of
gchiesinser & Mayer 81 that city for
s. .ge9y00e. Dir. gelfri6ge IN stIll a young
man. His rise from SO week clerk
nip was rapid becanEe he applied him
self 20 business. He was studying and
working ghile other young men In the
same establishment were having good
bur every man who gets ahead 10 the
world has % make them. Work.
hard and steady. ~ what tells In the
struggle for advancement In . business
or 3 profession.
IN the current number Of the Out
took magazine there Is an account Of
the success Of q colored man who IL
now about forty-Hye years Of age He
was born a slave and Is a pure blood
ea negro. He went 20 Kansas from
Kentucky about twenty years ago, and
started life there with ninety cents IN
his pocket lie began as a common
isborer on farm al forty cents day.
Being an exceptionally steady hand
and a good worker his wages were
soon raised 10 seyenty-five cents day
Now he has farm ~ 800 acres In the
| WysndOtte Valley that IL worth all
the way from ;iz5 70 $50 an acre. on
which he has built mansion with all
1 Of the modern improvements. He has
besides a large general store. together
| with much bank and mining stocks.
He f. one Of the rich men Of Kansas.
His crop OF potatoes last year amount
ed TO over 1900 bushels.
Chatham county has thousands Of
acres Of unoccupied lands that can
be obtained al very reasonable prices.
and yet OF the many thousands Of ne
groes in the county there are very few
that have the energy or enterprise TO
make profitable farms out OF this land.
The opportunities for negroes OF the
county 70 make comfortable little for
tunes are here. but the men 70 take
advantage Of them are not here.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-17
ninrr of a Mormnn.

Life is responsible for the following
DIARY Of q Mormon
Monday--I am feeling very tired to-
day. I came home late last night, and
was met at the head of the stairs by
the entire outfit. This was a case Of
where there was only one listener, and
the lecture was given by the audience.
Oh. nay!
Tuesday, wired East to-day for an
other carload Of cribs. Hope they will
get here soon and relieve the pressure
I heard this morning that fourteen kids
had begun TO cut their teeth. More
trouble.
wednesday-Croup. And only two
gallons Of ipecac left in town, Well, it
might be worse.
Thursday--It is worse. Five new ar
rivals last night. Doctors report all do
ing wen. Great Zedediahl I never
wake uD in the morning that 1 don't
wonder how many more I'll be in the
evening.
Friday-To-day my nurses struck.
Came forward in a body and demanded
eight hours a night. AS If could
guarantee them anything I'm the pres
ent state OF affairs.
Saturday-Spring openings. To-day
five OF my better sixteenths stole away
from me while / was snatching some
nnuch-needed rest and went shopping.
l see my finishi
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-17

4 minister q the Methodist Protest
AM Church, now stationed o. the east
ern shore Of Maryland, is convinced
that the life Of Z Clergyman Is n0t a.
Rays strewn with roses. says the Bal
z5nsore Herald. HIS views On certain
current questions had been repeatedly
Ez1Estated by Others. an3. considering
their action EefaFIously unjust he
took ceca sion 10 refer 70 il in one Of
hse Sunday morning sermons.
He said that he had been consoled
by calling 10 mind the story Of al
Irishman, who is reported 70 have lived
some where in lower Delaware. Al
though q frugal and hard working man.
this son Of Erin occasionally visited
The town tavern OF Saturday after
Moons, and sometimes returned home
in state q intoxication. On one oc-
caEion, having inbibed 90 freely that
ne waE totally unable 10 steer him
self ho19eSar q kindly disposed iHdi-
vidual who happened along placed him
II his cart and started the mule IN the
-7ischievous boys met the cart, and de-
Gliding 70 play joke on the old man.
unhitched the mule. and leading him
short distance into the woods, sat
down 10 await results. In z short
time the Irishnsan awoke from his
stupor, rubbed his eyes, and, looking
about, exclaimed;
.Begorrs. is this me, or is il not me.
Faith. cannot tell. If this Is not
me, I have found CART"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-17
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-17
BRIGHT BITS.

-clsra-"our club bars out gum
chewing and slang" Bertha-'Tt does7"
Clara-"Yes. women who chew gum
and talk slang oughtn't 10 cut any ice
in literary club.'-Cincinnat Com
mercfsl-Tribune.
What is that automobiles COM
planning about ~ "He says the laws
are wrong. He wants ali pedestrians
10 wear numbers and secure permits
before being allowed 70 cross the
streets. "-Washfngton Star.
What makes Brown 50 naughty
these days Why. his secret benevo-
lent association has elected him 10 an
Office that has title seven feet long
er than any title there is in Smiths
secret society."-Chicago Evening
Post.
distinguished Artist-"Perhaps if
you came here you win get a better
light on the picture This studio is
not nearly large enough" Fair Visitor
(desiFious TO understand)-"Yes. YES:
l know. One can't get far enough
away from your pietures,'-Punch.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-17


I2et December Lewis Yost worlds
fair contractor IN 81. Louis. determined
70 ria himself u Indigestion by eating
only the slmpleg, foods and cutting on;
meats altogether. His new dict con-
sisted ~ fruits. nuts and whole wheat
tread. which cost him per meal not
InOre than I'VE cents. Not only dill
Dir. Y0st thrive o. his 15-csnts-a-day
fare, but improved IN health and fell
" 1--we with and married o
young woman. She. too, is a
believer IN light eating. and
together they viii munich fruits and
nuts ana strive 70 De happy. There IL
8 much mooted question ~ 10 whether
the expenses of couple Of lovers in
coBnubi9i bliss are not less than are
neceasafg 'b"n Dving iu single blessed
Dess. - ffienas II Mr. aud Mrs
T0et niav 0e abs 70 learn something
Win reFDect 70 thls BY aHcertsining
whether they spend ~ cents or 60 cents
Def day o. food.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-17

The indianapolis News Dem.) says:
Speaker Cannon told the Illinois Re-
publieans that the internal commerce
Of the United States was worth more
than all the commerce of all the ma
lions Of the world Why all this howl
about expansion and foreign markets
Them"
The Brooklyn Eagle CDem.) says:
I'VE hope the Republican party viii
be wise enough TO do 50 well as to
nominate Mr.. Hit. Should it nominate
him, the Democratic party VIII have
the duty and the opportunity TO be
wise enough 10 name an Illinois Demo-
crat along with Judge Parker, who
could make that great commonwealth
a decisive battle-ground in the ensuing
canvass"
The Philadelphia Record tDem.)
says: Several points of resemblance
between the present political situation
and that Of twenty years ago have
been noted, but one that is earnestly
commended TO the attention Of the Re
publicans is the exposure Of extensive
postal frauds during the past year and
a short time before the campaign of
1854. The most interesting parallel viii
be completed In November by the cleo
ton Of a Democratic President
The Hartford Times tDem.) says:
Within a week or two Kuropatkin
and his inadequate legions should be
falling back from Mukden toward Har-
bin, and the destruction Of Port Dalny
indicates pretty clearly that the Rus
sian government does not expect to
regain possession of the Lao Tung
Peninsula. japan is now one Of the
great Powers, which she was not six
months ago. Whether Russia is TO re-
main one Of them viii. perhaps, de-
pend less on the manner In which
she ends the present struggle than
on the mOdernization OF her govern
mental system, which has plainly
broken down"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-17
FREIGHr AM PARcrIc.e

Leaves east side Of City Market FOR Thuu5s-.
po4t, Cattle Park, Ssrdhy Isle OF HOPE and al
intermediate points-s:I5 .. n, LIS 2 n, SIS
Leaves Isle Of Hope for Sanday. Cattle Psrk.
ThunderoOlt and ali Iutermediate rsoinrs-s=aa
q n, II 90 a. n 500 .. n
treight car leaves Montgomery at $50 = =
and 30 p Il. connecting az Ssndfy with reg
ulsr parcel car for city
Parcel car from tue city carries freight %
montgomery on each trip.
Regular parcel car carries trailer on escs
trip for accommodation Of passengers
Any further inform alton regarding passed.
ger schedule or freight service car be had y
applying 20 L. r. NASH. Manage
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-17
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err syste,z- Eon.s ~ t.e sD5pss rrgo-
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tert = permitting zDa. nhen . resch
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are rhst r. mint 2r4EsEaee. esn1l1aGes
xbe stferupts5 - snGse1es the szagsh.
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for eating r1e ooTesed positions.
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- the Slsegasioa oesectiozs 70 = na1g8r
BE- ra.a14 that ere not noD apparent.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-17

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-17

Eesss sgo. before Savannah lad A.
aeElaa Nz1er. EsvsznshaSnE 6efen5ed
81 s2nsa river water. saying = We
pzrs AID pslstsSis. notwithstanding
TIE 1acz taai Il was pretty vel iDs6@o
VITA mud AID L SEEMS hey were
nor 21-oget5er sar0og. Prof wiley u
r5e Department II Agriculture -
guoss1 ~ saying. day OF tao ago.
nat -Y01 csa drink muddy water WIZ
entire safety, because germs esano.
I've II zs21, Dsr taey can i've n
dear water. even after il Il filtered
There we're peopls IN this city VINO
ned ttse opiniOn, when The eity'S water
s1p58y czxne from the river. that the
water ooate lrled the germs q malaria
beczuse Some q i was drainage from
swaaayE a5oye me city. buE, according
y PsgE Wiley. this was not rae case,
1,ecsase disease germs cannot Ire IN
muddy water. But il PrDf. W1Is3Ts
theory correctz When the city was
supplied &1th water from the river
there was much rnaisrlsi feveT-chllls
and feyer-4n the fzn II the year IN
Savannah. There is very little d that
klnd N fever no1. Cases Of il come
times develop Oh the outskirts Of the
city near wet lands. and OCCASIONALLY
residents u the city suffer from ma
isria who have contracted IL elsewhere.
II ne city ever hsE 70 go back 70
river water. Of which there is no prob
ability. there EfI1 be some satisfaction
in the thought THAI there Is 50 good
al authority as Prof wiley VINO con-
tends that muddy water contains no
i've disease germs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-17

a1ae Philadelphia city Councils com
nilsson ~ take me Liberty Bel % the
~ Llggls Expl@itson viii make the
irlp. vim the belt ~ way u WlscoD-
ar, Minnesota ara Iowa. consuming
GLog; week On the route. That ~
me- the nearest ~ the quickest way 10
reaeh ~ Louis from Philadelphia. but
the commission Doesn't care anything
4bogt that The expenses ~ the lunket
are % ~ paid out Of the city treas
MY