Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

PHILANTHROPY ' * fl FAD. * IT COMICS fl l(all, IHT r \SlllO\ \Hl.i: WO M ION MI ST I MM M?l<: I I'. Til 10 S \Y 101. 1. SI \TIIO\ WI I IKU T \ I'MT CIIAHITV O In Now Sinlly Out i?f Sl> lc. ? llarui I??mn mill l>oe* <?OOll. Ohaimcoy Dopew in a rwnt xpeeeh staled thill this wn-s an era of I'ttds, t*rt> iutf: "Wo have the new woman fad, ihe . '? ' reform fad, the silver tad, the Napoletm iu'fad and the Trilby fail." Dr. lh'pew skipped lightly over the fad question when ho disposed ol it * brlelly? It was a Mubjeet whieh, handled by hiu ttkiltyxl hitelleet, would have fur nished entertaining uialter for a two hours' speech had he delved Into lite in dividual lads of the well known people of the city. The fad* of Now York women have been written about more than on<ie, but quite recently a vawt ehauue ha?^oitie over the hoiizon of ladisin. Nearly eW1 ry one has some pet fauey which, it Mr*. \\ IIIImiii Toil I Iv t in u t Ii . they liad it ii I i ii i i I . *1 means, w.,ud I" in" dulled until it hud lva hid tic "lenity of a full Hedged in, |. New York w"in> n llllVU pilMHed till- stil^e W In IV ll" fill I l> merely Hie means of triviiil enjoy in- n i ? ll i? now I'ijkii I-* Ifit ii? .1 M<-ri?nin Ihliii,'. .1 mutter wormy of ile< |? ? ? n-? i ? I ?? r;i t r ? ? 1 1 Ilk the purehase ? ? f a in w li?une or r In* ;i ? I ? ? tioa of anything oi a pennuu*_;il an I eo?tly eliaraeter. The new woman iileu has had 1 11 ti ? h to do With tile t)erioU? US|iee| of the til I ? 11 Fiudilona I?le people have heen ile> pi.V 1111 prevned with the import :i lire of "ihe new woman," who i* Mippie-vd to he I h < ? personilieii t ion <>|' nil (hill Is >> iiMiliir, 1I1 ' nilU'U, imU piatduuL ami 1 el-aut. 4,'he present solemn fad is pliil.uil In - py, and tin- yoiiny hud, humlnonie ma tron and aetive dowager who luu> 11 1 Home piirtieular eharity on hand i deemed *adly out of Mtylo. Thl.s phil authropy fad is a illicitly fort 1 1 11 a I ? ? I h i 11 _ for 11 l.i rye unmher of people who are the targets id eoiisiilerahle miiiih money, whh-li formerly Went f-r kiiii erneliH of no eutlh!.\ use to an,\ vile. M it-MS I lelen (Jould lias had inie h lo do Willi lite 'Teati'Mi of this My|e of fail, although in no Mi-iir.r of tin- word is sin a fashiona l?h' tfirl- Sin- dresses ) ? . 1 - 1 1 1 \ , is seldom mtii at tin- cay fum-iiou* of her .soclrt) of friends, I > 11 1 views life from a sober, eomuiOii m ium- si a n< 1 1 >1 ti { . Mi'x \ >1 I "/i I in ?? r Miss I lOlllil li.in : i v.U' ll love olj flii! ilren, ii"i ? in tn-li fur tin- i m* t ( ? ? < 1 (l.i 1* I i ?i < of tin- 1:1 1 ! i ;? vi*ii u?' mansions a fur 1 lie |i"ur I'Hl* wail.s of U i e I'asi Snle I elll'llll'll I*. Two r^fllili ?! s_+ i|l (lit* Kast Sitlr, uiie at tlie lower iiiil nf imvn : 1 1 1 < 1 one at tin' 1 1 1', are almost <>ii I i i'? mi;>|h>iIi.| hy lu f .Not ",'iily llii-., liiit at In r I'Iik e, U'onilj <'ri?<l. en t lir 1 1 Milfoil, hlic lias 1 1 ? 1 1 hi 1 1 ! lillifii .iii.l Iwi-my .if I tu: tf nitiii'iil ? -1 ? i !? ! i'? ? 1 1 In > i" inl a week Willi In ? r. I'uni'.-i ainl fails are | ?! a i < ?< -? 1 i.u\ . i r 1 1 f.ul I u ii.' M ? i'iiil'1 i - .?!?>?! in i . r. i , w 1 1 ), |,, i MSii'i- ii law. M f<- I 1 1 1 ' h l\ ? : -j !? .|| i ;? n ?! in I In I * t : i . I I \.i i A . i ? , . , 1 1 . \i ? < ? i > 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? \ . 1 1 ? .? 1 1 1 1 1 < 1 1 1 1 ; I ii ? |- in,. ! ? | ' i : fii I ? r|>ri se, w ] i i ? Ii w.i<. I ? ? i- 1 1 1 ? I hum, \ eiieer tin -nlVi rrr* in llii- 'Nli.ai?s .\ 1 1 . : r . of I In- .it \ )i t i ? i ? a ! - 1 ; . . w , r t , > j? ll iliuli'il a ii,111' II.'. I |, .lily ;; ; V . . fa I 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1. 1' ji'i ar-nif I . . : > !.i-i|. ti I , ; , . II r I ??? pi- *\ 's l 'Ii ii 1-1 1 , I Miring In i i i f. i mi. Mi. i *|,:i ,, .. , , \j I >c|if\r i . i. , K i ? ? 1 1 - 1 1 1 ? i.il'.i- in), i . ft ,. work < ?f Si l.ni.i'c || . ~ | . j j . . . , vvi.;.!. ( just a few 1 1 . i us Ira, In-i late In.tn. ? Wist I'ifiy I ?? 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . ?' Mrs I i. j,. ,v was :t i? fiiril ouii 1 1 :.i inal.. ahinvt ..'ail, tulirs 111 I lie W .1 l -l*. lining what - In ? .|i ill a <| 1 1 i ?' t . I.IIMIII NC- . I k ? W 1_\ I ?! l ? tort of till' |i.i I n il t s. II is nut K'" Hi ra II \ )> 1 1 ? i w n 1 1| r \| W <?! >Ul ill III' S tlll.S W..IK ;|s J, , In- <'1111, t liiVfi^li lii^ I ' 1 1 >- i r i ? ?. all' til .. hint liiii lit ( I ? - tinif lli \ir-iis St |, .,., ut It'll lit tlilff 1 1 liit-s a Wi.k. a 1 1 1 1 ll. it a liberal ruiilrilnitv i In thi: hua.n . . t lif i n.s ' it lit inn. Mrs. ( 'nriit'liiiH \ aiiilu'liiit r.Ifo t.ik. - i lftely interest in Si. I.trki-V. S. \ . i , bids jn llu? hospital have hiea ijj,J,,v\,,j liy the ('orncJiiin Vainlm-hlltf, and a!! tin long-time p'.itient.s there ai. < >n ,-|n al.:n.' tt'rniH 'with hot Ii Mr- 1 I MM I II || Mrs. William II. Viiinlerhl'it it- almost tlif eutire mipport of th?> mi i ?? 1 1 Ii m. ?? of St* Hartlit?h>nn'w'a. in Kasl l-'nrt* n <? ontl ?lri'i'l. TM.^fcthe ino?t foinpli i. !. i'i|iiijijn'il inimioii in whole imiihii., It tlocs not only try tii^jLforiii' tin- out ca#?t?i of ro8|ieclnli!? l?ut it <ioi < much to help and edmale lianlw.nk ing1 people who stru^'K'!'' ?I<'ii? at the Krindxtouc of poverty. li?? a hjink juilh-il tin; Penny Provi tlent I<* ii i i<l t is |iaiil ?>n ?!'*? pmiitK of one cent ?n?l tipwanl. 'Jt en ? 7 proverbial rainy (lay, even if tiny only t*nv<? a few pelade* 11 week* ll has night ttcwiiiK, cooking a lu I reading <la*s cs for the young Kii'l'* uinl woiih ii who work all day iu the downtown faetoi iiy and shops. There are nil kindb '1 aimine men ts to attract young nun hum Ifn Htl'COtM. Tho mission i* la-n-dhle in <*very why It appreciate* the many nl*-iu<'<t< in iln l<ath of the poor and it siri\<-s more "> lighten their 1?mi?I<ii.s mill gi\<- |Ii< in pleasure than lo ihru.sl r< ! i i ?'< r i <l-<wa thedr throats, It wn* tin- orix naioi of tho pa w n l<r?#K i nj{ h' In tie , w t ? i ? l? n.al.< loaiiH al a li<<f< wan a ne' <? uy < \ 1 1 . an<l in times of <Ik>Iiiv* a l?<?"ii i>< ll<<- |<<?<?r, and it ,?ct about lo tnal-i- tin ?????? v ? nn n< t-s as i tu iip its jiotisihlc. look \llei- Mime lolU Mrs. A- M I'alnnr. tin- \\ < I < ? "I tie thea I ri< al in<'inau<r, is one <<l the ue<\l I'll .1 1'l t ;()?!<? '?! Wolll' II in New S oik I'liat' it y liiiri al\\a\<- Ihi-ii a f a ? I with let', ami her | , a ? 1 1 ' ii! ar charge,* aiv 1 1 ? ? ? |<><<<t l>r<r ,s:< kiu ?? lias never applied l<< li< r in \ am. Many of them hav<- h\ <mi |<la< e<l in < ? ? h i ! > lios |<! I a Is al liei sV,>]iril a 1 1 ? ? 1 1 a n ? 1 expi ne<-, and when i It* -y \><-i<- r< a<l.v i<< '<< r,'i ollen j{iveii lie-in Ihe itree^Raiy slait. Mrs. William T<?<l rJclniulli, lie presi dent of Snrosis, ulilrh to popularly sup posed to In- the llilur wheel ol laili.nl. hart ie< fail ovcopt I lower I I < *.-~ | ? 1 1 ? I . u the poor quarter <>l 1 1 .i -. L l'<tt\ ninth htl'eet. It \\a.S eslil hilshe I lift <x l,o> a ineiry, <? >r< I' ji 1 wo man, tyiid'y Jitfecti i| l<y any I ile of nils lull ill i^, and w liele \ el' an.v <<l llie m< in I < * ? i h of NoroVu.s hear <<l a ease ih sirvin^* <<f ehaiity, l In ?> known il wall ,l?- leudii.v eared for hy i n I ? ? i niui;; N| i 1 l<-!iiinlli. \ iiikiii to U <n'l> l?a \\ <iiiieii Mrs lOlliol |-' Shr|< <i'i| <1- \<<ies tuie li of Iter lime lo llie Margaret Louise llullie iii liai-t Si.Mi'< ntli r-ll'i-i l, a In-all liful I < ? . t o-i- . >ji|. 1 1 < J i lik<- a hotel. and i> lot the ttse ? . t ,sinul< W<<1111<11 li\in^ in tin- ? - : I \ or vi-vilun: il \|e<-ly i -< 1 1 1 1 1 ? j ?* <1 lOolliS ;ti'i' f< ? it t < ?< 1 a' small <-<is| a nlltts (?coruiit < ii) run tli.it <.l :i ti it- 1 Hhk* Imsielry. Ii I ? ji - proven :i nival lioon In llnit I ir^?- < la?>.s ill' w ? ? 1 1 1 11 1 1 k 1 1 1 1 1 \\ 1 1 ? ? aft* alone in llif \\ ? ? rl? ) i ml s\ In ? iiiiinI si ruc-'le for a live llliootl. A II llullV.ll rl'nwileil t si'l I' |i ? y I mi; I'.v 11 ii j i > t ? ? ; 1 1 ir- . I > 1 1 1 the ? It lii ? 1 1 ? 1 1 1 ? > lt^ a I w a\ ?- mail-' k<'o.I 1>> Mm. Slitpii nl. \lu-s (ii'itrui.i ('ayvan's \;ir|til sl;i-'i' e \ pel'ielice lias lllllilf 1 1 ? ? I* till' possessor >>! many fii'ls, from pontile ? 1 > ? i *?s in Japa nese lu'if-a I ? i a ? i.r tin'- li.unlit raft of A la.sk a I n ? 1 i ;i i i?s . Mn-s ('ay van lias nu\v set 1 1 ? ti ilt i w ii iii llif I a?*l< 1 1 f I mi nil i ii ^ "i lii iit w w ??man" in every pnssil.le w ay. She makes .lis.i plt?Ci w 1 1 ? ? 1 ever <s li ? * ran, ami shi' t an lalU "Willi tin- t'!?>i|iii'm r nl a ra mpa i^rsi oi'alor mi lift' pel .s||ltj('tl, ie in Mote fur woinankiml if il w ill only |iainliiiK ulurlons Wuiil | ii nulus. \ ii Art l.rnnii u . A t< a< Ik r in an ai l .srhool ehaiiKetl her . ".ii'iiim Iii m i r ? ? i> inii' Sl iding iitiiui to a unit" (' .? work. Aiiiniif; In i ii. w ai t|ijaliit iiii''f.s al I ?? I ?!o wa.s a Mliy, iiwkwai'tl, ? ii . ? I ? 1 1 ? ? a?;?s| wuin. in. w lio llftvnci c-iij;t-'ily in lift w Iii iii \i r sin spoke. \\ In'li il i ii' w > mil' i li.i'i I ?? ?? ? 1 1 in i hi i.tMiM' .i i ? i t n n: li i . i In t limn tuts w oman follow ? -? I ln-r out 1 1 1 1 ? i i In- h.iil, .i i ii 1 nskt tl w ii lli. i she w t iij ]? I k J \ t- li.-r a umrsi' of i i'ssi mis III | >;i 1 1 1 1 1 1 ik ? 'rill. I IIIII \('I I ? 1 1 -? I |.-.|I|. 1 II \ ? '. i!i < .| I III' i ? , 1 1 1 1 > ' s i ti n loiioiii woiii. in ? jot. riK'if are woman in tins |.rii;ni, .\..:k.i-la> woil. I. who m i in .In.. iii.. | i,> w .is;, all I Ik i r I ? >l . . ? iii M 1 1 m I- f: 1 1. ?? a ik I I Ii i s was on.' nl the in. l-'or many .warn she li t I Invii takim; fan.' nl her moiher, who was a .??mill nietl i 1 1 v . 1 1 1 ? I . 1 1 1 1 1 very urttiiM'-, iloiuliie. rlnn a f i . I HIM .'.isoii I l.|e \ IIIII. ?' was also elli 1 . 1 . ? \ ? * I . I. lit lit-- <l.li| III. is utile was iai spenl l.\ Inl liiothil's IteilsM' She *11.1 I > ? I J Ll I \ ? 1 1 ? ? I I 1 1 1 1 y I > 1 1 1 1 1 . i . I an IliNI Ha I lie hull;;, r for sollle O III r III', w p.i Moll She l .e! HO t:i*i!> ,* ? ? r lea l.li.V. ail'l l>\ the 'iiii'h:.i> "I i In- si. K room an.) her 1 1 1 . ? I Iter's narrow int. in- she was eui oft I I oln so. la I lit. l-'or a '??:.? time : hi su. . . ? 1.1 in it.: r.-M in;; I ? t : ? 1 1 In I . i 1 1 v n..i I, iii I i iiiluoi'h i \ . l it I i : i . 1 1 1 \ lil'oj, ? ? .[ |i, l l^t li. Il'lll III'' I' W e.l rltleSS. . He ,;..y ti. i . : "iv ? 1 I" !? aru to paint . 4\ Is. f . ,i ? I ? i. . r ? ? i it- t 'Iranlii;:. a IK I t . : 1 1 a li" w.i. a Ii ? a I \ I'l .iy, I was a I,, i i i i ! !??!. in'.' ti. j t. . | a i ? -I. I'.i! il:-' Ion l\ sou | was' illv .-mi \ in.: i..i ne, -up.it im,. Me- !. 1 I t - * :*';n . 1 1 1 1 1 ? 1 1 ' o 1 1 I y , Willi- .III a ? . : 1 1 1 - 1 ? i ..i ? >il 'I., pori I a i.' of a .li'nas u a nil:. la: -i i . Iik. ti.-ss Not li ?ii i w mi: 'li' j . : : : . ? 1 1 ? ? s of Ihihf all. I sh i i. -. 1 1 ? . r l....\ : . ? i . i \ n. i . ? ?! s lie I. I ! tl ; a !?? m:, 1..1-I ik. ?; all. I ? ouhl luit ...M.' I . iii 1 1 > r a. . t iia 1 1 1 1 a in e w 1 1 ti t III* a ? ? :. a. > ? ? ? ' l.i W li II hope. I . . : i . iv W..O..IJ. - In. i lmi.il> she t.io.mlu i . . li ? I, : ft .? en' nl ! ' l pet : rill ? >f I h .|e ? .- i ... I nil.! I . i li: " ii ! ? ? 1 1 1 \ work an. I ? ? ? r\ ... aw t s : .?? 1 t he ? i. .tii-tf.tii'iit . i 11;. i; von tia.i l.a.l ik i i. .: I a fit, I ' . . i . V. ? r . i w ?.'?!. r t ha ; I' 1 .i Now !? t i i . ' Ins 1 1 ne ii >r l.o\?? ? . r ' a : i's . i : i I i.ii- tlinr- rs imich ? ? I i.p !? ' . si i a Ik Ii ' en Ini: itio ??>???? a'l i . h.itiL'h..; the expl. svtoii |.\ n>ar IM tujejiH'ti? . . f lli: lit aiil sh.. I' . Tli.- pupil . -eii !>\ in a s:.i:t- of ia fnri' ; l *1.1 awe. "It Is the transforming loa -li of itixiu,. at she ? \- l.,.:ne'l. So -p at w .'i" f'.-r ? \. ?r- in. m i h.u w tiei? trie '.(Mi.tt w is nvi-r. she w.i:J<?.| hour after hour, ereaktrii? her eha r. an. I t|.|i;et l:ik' ahoai u' II Ik r mother was .llsti i. t . .1 "I rai.n. t t.ivi> any ninrv> or tht? nnn i-> ti.e. r-iil : In* in\alhl "I f ?/>" ? > I ? I any llloril rtf ttle 'e Il'SSOIlS.'* K'i al'r-r hre.ikfast time the tea h- r was Infornie.l of the prohll.lt Inn . "I have :n\.ik' ii.- I Mom a |.< ii u t If u I dream." sal! t tie Totiely. illsaj.prtlfit.il woman with a pfithetle shrli . If tlare Is not rumpfnttaMnn for ?u<'h forlorn, self-saerlllelmr souls, sometime fflfi'l ttotwwhefo In IIckJ's Kroftt universe. i .ion h'liiintillv liaf nf? nioarilntr, mul hu man 1 1 Is a moekery . A'outh's ('onin^fi I ,n. IN THE KITCHENS OF THE BIG HOTELS II MS I I .I. It I I s iii4.li \ it i* uni.ow sr \ ? it s_ \ ii I \ \ m i : ii\ i: it 'rin-; oi.it, 'I III' l.ll'JIt llll II I I I III* nl I'ootl* I Hid ? How 'I'lii') \re I'ro |>ii re?l . I ' . ? 1 1" ? i it-, of tin* ?1 i'lit lir\V hotels v! | .New ^ uik *re many tilings lo woji<j?*i' it I ?? ? 1 1 1 , .iii>1 if I iii > hapjM'ii to ( oiiio fivm 1 .loiui! way liaek t"\\ n th? y <'1111 >*!?????? I ? j ? ?? > li i,v 1 i-iioiiK'h k'raiuh-iir 111. iti rial to it'll aloilll fo|' *>< yi l'a! lllolltllH to till' l< is of 1 In- 1 1- native heaths. Ttii' new lioti'!, intle< <1, is a sourii* of woinlir ami ailiiiirali<>it to tin* < 1 y ?.? ? 1 in tin .\i >v * ?.ii Ui-r himself, iiinl In I'.i: 1 tin* i?]<l tiiiii* hotel keeper httn Imm-ii ali.Koiuti'l) lost iii lln- ili-lu^i* <>f 1 n 11 ? > v u - lions, ko ?- w . I ? 1 y ha V" tln*y conn* in the jhiM y ? ? .i r or two. Today N 1 ? w York is ilif u 1 ? ? ;i t ? ? si t In it i' I illy tin' worlil over, lull not ratified with tins reeord, lln' nianl.i lor new .strnei iires atul more won derful iini'iovi'iip ni.H is ^iircadiiiK ami there art" now a halt do/.i-u tfiua'niic ho* lelrie.s under way \v liii/li ^fii'< >111 to Itv v? lln- pres. lit |?i nri, of^.lli" hotel worlil .is tii it<ti in lit*1 nhade as tin- oM 1 1 mi' 1 1 1 1 * *s now ail-, f l ln wonders of iliWi' lo w^Jiotrlji liit vi* Im i ii iK'.>cr 1 hod many iTttttk. Most 1 1 1 *? >| ? J ? ? a n lain. liar with tin- tic tails of a three room suite wti'ch il e<? Y-'i *? I" th'i o iluzi'ii is an aviTHgi.' nuuiDur u?ort each ?lay in one of tho large hotels, and at busy time.*. an imuh a.s Iiv0 hundred doit en Imvi* I M-i'ii handled. Breaking and Judging <?,**?() eggH In a day, in no small tusk, as can easily hu imuifiued. i: mmIui? >l u i ton u l-*ii (l Siii' !? tin' sside prevalence of aiiKlonui II i it , tin* fa*dtional<!e hoHtelries liuve had to 1 1 xi* liliglull III Ut Ion to till* 111 lll< Vit coin j?h*to i xi .iiMitii >f i In* A mi i i< -ki a product, all hough illllllelitie quantities of the lit t - t?*r aii* daily cxjuji'i.-d to ICnghmd. It is the l<roj?fr ihiu^ t<> < all for Mii^HmIi mm toiu'hojiM, all hough it iak?t> a skilled . |>h iii<* to ili?tingui?h thi* <I< I1<MI<* flavor of l ln? |lngli*h article. The shei |? there art' k<*]>t nioi'i* fit rtdullv ami tin* fatten I II |ii l?i < ?v4 is slower ami ?i ?? |< ? 1 i 1 .?-> t . 1 k - lug* I ( would I iv an easy mutter I ? > i" I h<* hoti'l in. 111 t<< furni-yh A iin*i'i<s'in mut ton wh' ii Kngliidt in <)t*>lt red, as not one Kiitttl out of lifly would reeogiiizu the -Ira ml. I<ui tht* groat hottrjs ary not e<>n <1 III- 1 t-tl oil I llOM.* liltC'M. llow Mfli ( In It I llClll'tl All the meat ii"i'd in tru.itiil with iir lisllc. eare. and th<* "ruieuing" |<rot:es.s Kt< 1 1 1 i it'tt llif j mlgmeut of an expert. \\ li< 11 purchased it in ticketed with the dale of killing a ml the dressing, ami irs th<*n packed in a <*old ro'<ui <>f l.'i <!<?); r* ivt for two wft'kn. When removed it is usually foViTfd with a thick mould, and tin* appearance of this mould to tin* ex pert i?? ih<* keynote of lis cninliti"u. II inii.st he ripe, juicy ami tender and Un ion;; storage usually I rm^ti ahniit these resullH. 'Ilie ( lief'* 10 \ t't'ii lite Sin If. Tlx* real work of the kit<dien falls to the lot of the chef* In all four of the great.*! New York hotels the rlief is an Alsatian, ami his salary rang.-* from V'. \ Tin- Ull III Oil'* IvIUlKII rale. $ I furiiiwh, ami l"1' which ilM. astonished occupaut pays ?$?''" il day. Cut tli< re 1m one phase of tltu.se hotels u In. I. l.a* not been touched iip ?n I" ??'>' , X i . lit. ti ml thai is the kill-In -n. Jn t ?*? inns of iiMi'h time the chief ?h>ry yar> tl... pi-o.lui-t of the kitchen. ami while has been done in the hostelnoH of I I ,,|l y to fas.-illMH- 111*' eye i""1 *l<kle ,l"' ,i il.stie iii t ho K?n'8t. <'"? kit.-lu-n has not In ? a forgotten anil countless improie im'lits have heen made in its manage ment an. I f iirnhdiinwn to brinK It up ?'> tl?. liiK)i btiam.lanl of the other depart inentH. The hotel kitchen is a deep mystery to most people who glance over the loitK I I I <? ii it three limes a day ami womler uli. re all the foods eome from, ami how they are prepared ho that they cviii be hail , moment's notice. They don I | know^Plho army of pwple below .stairs, j the minute system in vnpie, and the studied gem ralnltip "f the tiraiia>,'er*, who dally turn out enough food to abundant ly feed the population of n fair-si'/.cd tow ii. Tin* I. en <1 1 n U Spirit". There are two Rreat men In the lower section of th??'hi? modem hotel. One of them is the steward and the other is the elief. The first supplies the raw proven der. and the other gives it the arlkstic treatment which later mi soothes the ap petite of the Kue?-t into dreamy eiatisfuo . loll. The btew-Kird ir* a keen lousiness man who watelpts the markets as closely a profi**uonal HtoeU speculator. ^ At in^lit he itici k i<cs a Ii*'' of w hat he is to Iiii.v the ne.v t m^riiimr. Thi* list would lead like a hit of lidioii to the average Imusewile. Jt is the regular thin* for the steward of one ??!' the new Fifth ave- | mi,. hotels to hay em h morning twenty- I In., tlillerei.t kinds ..f fresh ti*h; lifte.-n ! ^..(Is of tdiclllirdl, tell of smoked and .sail | ti-h, twenty live varieties of meals, ami , the same iiiimher of hiilehers uiiscella | nies. Miieh as sweetbread*. calf's head, j ,ie.; Ii f I ee u varietiir. of K.inie. ililrt y-li ve > i . f \ i ue t a I d > h. a do/.en >>t ! ru i t a nd a I i l.e , Dumber of checsoH. A 1 1 1 1 r n 1 ?>r of Sinai!, r items are also , I..MU-lit ? -M < - 1 1 day, sneli a s .dives, j-llies f,,.,,- milk and ?-^s. < >f emirs. ? i there are regular days for the purchase ? if \ arl ? ) II a n I i I ier> "I -I occrics. hut tin se ^i\e the -l.ward eoliiparitiv ei> little, 1 1'1 "it';,', II- they i e.|iiire ii" -U i I* 1 1 1 i ~ 1 1 i 1 1 U j a!>"tii io -fi'iire. An order is f-'-ni to ! elepli'.li.' "I* lll'-sselll!1 I" t" the wll' e ."'.lie:, a lid I lie gondf- are iliTl\e|-od. 1 1 1 1 I I ? - r ii ii l'.\ I"' ii *? I ? e I * e in ijii at rare is taken in i h ? pureha>e of milk. l"Ht' r and e^>. I'oiir ..| the .:irp : ir-hi"iia Me h"I i 1 s pay a ."iitia.-t pi l.e III' Kill' dollar ? '.I poilll'l the year l-jUti'l f"l ih'ir butler. and this item ..?is; , , f th< in in the if - itrfil ?? rh""'l "I S'.i(M*Oa y?'ar, im ludinK hoc <'kin>j hn lie \.il;,. .if the iut.lv supplied to thi'se le> leN is . ? t the f- k i hi nied variety. I' '?s j 1 ? 1 1 1 1 1 by 'oritraet li-.m large ilei!' r-, . i ; i . I t to i ii ? a Ii < in i- taken enough to li!| a small ^l.irs jar. which at otn-e 1 1 1 a ? ? . I in a I'ef ligel a I ? >r .*lt I . > d*\- re- s ..,?1 k' ?'! I"eked op l. r twe.ity t'.nir lioir . \i the i \|'iri'ioii "f th. ii time it is I 1 , .. J In atl expert to discover I he e \ a I I , | i : |. n of i re.t in and milk . The s- a ? s .?! ;h?- y ear li.ln III lli. ll t" do w ' h i!,,.s.. pi . ip.'u t.oiis, whieh for the erenin , v a r \ fr.iiu I- to -- per ????nt It the il-.-im ills 1 iel" W lie- 1 1 1 ? 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 n I the deal er Mali. If. the illl'.iM ill-ite danger "f I"S I ii.^' a fat contract. I*PL;m ii TrinliT Hu l?|??rY are a lender stil?je.-i ?%iih the . larce hotel men. and the steward una- j i ; a l?!y liu>? tin* eostlie?t in at he market, j An e;; nf had . har. o't. -r may lose for J the It r? T t-1 iiiii' .?f lU lu'.sl p.itroius. a lid may Indirectly nine nth-r* !<? ehauk'e | their ipuirtern. ac< the man who leav<? : on aeeoiint of a dii?repiitiil.Ie fUK is sure , ti> till atsiiit it> Not only that, hut it has the p iwer to ruin seores of . I . ?1 1 : i w > >rt !i of 'liHti^j pastry, gallons of pud- | dlii-.s and e 1 1*. t : i r 1 1 s , and per.crnlly do mi- ? told da ma pre. All the ''KKh not boiled to order are ' broken ^epirate'y by rkilled BSHistantH. . making the eOr?t ?,/ Iniiidllnir them m ?*?ili? n'i.|i riiMi' item.'' Two huiidrol and lifty ? i $<>, (mm> to $1(>,<XH> 5i year. Financially lie is u gr< at it man than a < 'oin:res*?man. ami is a I most on a par with a prosper ous I tank president. lie has a 'number uf depart meiit chefa under him, and t/P h df them h'as a small regiment of helper* The next In rank to the chef it the sauc ier, who boil* the ineal? and mixes the and sauces. After him comes the rotissenr, who broils and roa.sls all the meaty uund lisli. Followinu the rotissenr in the cut reniet ier, who handles :ill the side dishes. Mich an vegetable, omelettes and whatever is fried, The garde a mniragcr, next in rank, makes the sal ads ami prepares the cold meats. The hoiieher, who ents the meats, and the poiwoiiicr. who ?1 reuses the fish, and the casserolier. who fills the important post of h?<ad pot-washer. complete the execu tive force of the chef With a well organized staff of assist ants the main duty of the chef comes jiiHt (before meal time, when he makes | a round of the entire kitchen, tasting every (article prepared. .He may suggest some slight change, like the adding of seasoning, lmt usually everything has heen done to his satisfaction. The bakery force is independent of the chef. A description of the fittings of one of these kitchens would fill a volume, arid were the teelini<*al terms used it would he wholly unintelligible to the average good housewife. The equipment of an up-to-date hotel kitchen co?is close to .< |< M ).<* M t, and the yearly expense of keep ing it in fine running order in equivalent to the income of a millionaire. I II!-: I'M! Kilt \l'IIKItS ItiKston (Jlolie#: When Nicaragua says that she won't pay. (!i''ut Itrltaln's r ? spouse Im, "Tell that to the marines." San Kranelsco lOxamlti^r: Sir Kdwln Arnold Im to In1 congratulated. The yti tory of the Japanese do. w not kIvc lilm a now llddlo, hut It puts reslti on his how. N ? ? w Yuik Tribune: So South Carolina, I hrounh ''her public officers d? tie* itie au thorlty of the t'litt-*! Siati-a? Well. It Isn't iln< tlrst. time t h.i t South Carolina has ? lone siirli a tiling, and all the world Knows what followed. ItulYiilo ('oiiiiio i i l.il Some shrewd Kins : are predicting that not one of i h oi< ii w hi'sc names are mentioned in con ipvi Inii wl''h the Itepnhllcaii national (?oiO'lli.i t ion will m l II; and ^ I i lit; ? l!iilu;s thun that have happened. Sin Krn ncls.-o Cost: Possibly It Is none of our business, hut we nre Inclined to think that foreigners who come lieiv in marry Am I'leaii heiresses should l>e tax id They inltrht come under the lend of contract laliorerH. ('Iiic.iijo Cost: China's al'teui|ii in i v.idr the fulfil inent of her proiitlsi's shows >>? ? to 1h- the ward politician of nations. I iiiiin ita polls News: Tin* ilrejij?e.| turf tnoii complain of Sccr-'Jary Morton and s.ty th.i.! "every time tie opens Ids motilh l.oef down." Tlie Secretary must t a v o:<m.>iis app .ilte and a capacious i a pa 'it y . N-w ('that's I'ieayune: Ammunition ts w i ' t ? ?? I in South Carolina wlien four bill h-!v ii,. sli.it Into the Pod v of a man wle re one woul^ have done th -. killtnc dii.auo fM^pat'h l!:it Isn't itus.sla at i.inpiiiiK a pretty l>l>? contract In do. -lar in*.' war airalnxt M.<dJ> ska and Japan at 1 he same I line? M :,MN(. lot It *?Mtt I'.S Itetwien love an. I duty? th" man who smiiikk1? s Ills w if' 's Parisian kohih iiciMs.t. The Orent I'lvMe* " I 'a will women K1 l their rights?" "I don't know, my son; hut If they do t her V i I is1 vm-y little left for the rest <if us "? New \'gik Herald. M?-Sw .it tors I wish I Could >,ret out of I .iviiiK t?'?l>son that 1 owe hlin. McSw It tern: Why don't voii ?ro to hint with a roll of I'ills in your and way: ?? I >?.t?soti. here'* that llfty .Jr lx>rrowe?l of yon." Mi-Swatters: Hut I only borrowed ten. McSwitters That's nil rlirM. The ob ject Is to kill !>ol>snn by th'> shock and !'?? $|o is yours Syracuse I'ost. Miss I?a1nty (after listening to Colonel W intern" twrruw escajw): Is it posxlble? I .So not understand how the bullet could strike ?lirectly ov.r your hcurt and not kMl you. Colonel U'lut? rs: Well ~er er- you fx?e, my heart was In my mouth.? The tirenr l>lvid??. SOLDIERS' COLONY HAS A SETBACK. IT IS lti:tM>H'lt:i> THAT Tll?; titi.i:s \ it i : irui. <;o\ > o It 'I'll 10 N Till: It KI'OIIT is WITIIOIT Kill M> Vt'io* II lliih l)ct i'ti)|irtl Tlinl ii<n , Norilicn IImk llntl 0|>|h?m 1 1 Ion Kritlll li. A. II. Atlanta. I in , May 'J. iNpeeial . ) A IN'pt >|'t !ui s collie I'folll Sit Vil 1 1 1 rill (u tin? ctfeet that the jtlrnin f??r tin* lor-atlon of tin' (?l?l Mil !i?rs' ?mI< ?ny of Indiimttjiolis, ui'k <m ii/> ? I hy I* II I'Hl /.-'?i':i l?l, ill M 1 1 ? "li i"ll miiiiiy l.,\ <\ tSoveruor Nnrtlieu has had a s. i'ii.it-> hack sol oil "a-ccouilt uf I ho lilies I<1 l.ln- lilti<l ?c|ec e.| lint llfilltf JioOll. A 1'iiiri 1 1 im in I liis i. |?> >rl I'ho Mitchell co 1 1 lily pmpei ty has lu-fii al?;i n< l'?n i-i I al l? <r| her lis lie- colony promoters and oilier purls til i'he S ate arc ii?w U-injj in v i-kI i-h I ?*il w iili a \ n'?v of securing nil* other Kiu? for the ?'o|y iy . ( ivvn ii'ir \orili?'it. lii?i?ti'V?T, says that this ix?in?hj is without foundation so far a- In- knows. I: was throiiyh hi* ajO'Ucj thai Mr. FilzucraM. wli<> has organized ili,- i oloiiy of lo.uiMi | (1N >} ?1 *?, ami I.. It. t'lirry. of ("liiniu". 1 1 1 ? * owner ??f the Mitchell roil lily til ltd, Wcl-o hl-on^hl lo 1 -I I ?? I" illlil IcrillK I'll' till" pllicilttf ol I. li l?i roioiij ia Ijri rnia made, ami he should know I In* sta ii>> i?l ili'1 sit nation. Mr. I'urry ami hie nu'eiii , Mr, IJaudall, of Chicago, passiii i)iroii'j4i Atlanta tor St i VHiinti h ami Mitchell '-nint* lad Mmi llay lo tier lo ill. pel'fi 1-lillK ot tllr titles, and il is more than likely thai their I I I i smice in Savannali H in the cause of the reports coining from tin re. < iuveiMior Noi thon has not ln artl any rliiitK from Mr. Curry sinee he went lo Savannah, hut will see him on his re turn . \ T1 e n port ei I failure of the tiWle foi the Miiehell rotinly property Iiuh (le~ velopeil the la. I I 'ha t <loveiii->r N<?rJ!ieii hut* 1 1 1 1 ? I some <let ? -rmim ? I opjiosilioii lo overeoiu' iu his iie^otia U<X(S fori tin-. I k I ? I Soldiers* < "o'ony < >f i tin' Mi-f.hill counts site. Tills ifp|Hivitii.n miins from tin* (Ira lal Army I'osl of Atlanta, endhrscd hy tin ifi-;?iirlnii'iit en.ain|uiient of the (i. A. It. rreoiitly held here. It i-i assel le<l li> Kolile of the l!. A. II. 1 1 1 e 1 1 that the only tl'les liehl to t'ho property imipnw il to he sold to the old Soldiers' Colons, are oil hofcus head light Krauts, and one <i. A. li . man re enliy wrote to a friend in the West rv^ardintr lire plun. that any attempt of I lie I Hd S.Mir is- Cotoiiy to tnko possrs slon of the property would provoke ft l>l< ?< ?< I y v h r . la rarryiiiff out this line of oppo sition the <!. A. I!, j t here has sent I ?n?.tr !?? -:ifs t over the rotiniry the following circular le te|\ wlli 'll while eollelied ill 0, m ??al Minis w is written in vinw of the trade eh tsi'il hy n .v< ru^r Nnrtheir f?H* <?}??? colony site iu Mil- hell enmity, that, is now report* ?! oil : I I fad |ll lilt t--. <> M. M ' t eh"!l Post, No. I . I : \ K At la a a. ( '? a . . April I, lM>r?. When ii<. It has eotm* to our knowl wdKC that a lai'^e iiiiiiiIm -r of old Boldiers . ?,iiiein|.l.ii. ( omiiur. w iih tl i.-ir families, fo ( ?e<ir'/iii. for l-he purpose of rstJihlinli ii'u' p -riiMiieiit hi.iiov: -th?reft?re he it Ues.ilved, My li. M. M i ' flif '?! No. I, <!. A K.. of Atia?i*a. <!a.. That as ei l i/.eiis of i leor^ia, eonverwant with facts vital t<> the inlrtvsts of su-'h <-olo nist!J. we deem it a plccisun', as we]] as a duly v.fliicli is due unions ?-om rades, to promulgate the following ?d v ice a ii< 1 oa it I i?>n : I-'irst . We )u?aitily\ recfitnnmnd many hx-alities in the Stale of (JfoTRla as most desirahle for the iifniiiiiifiit resi dence of veterans of the late war as re KilVds eliiiK-ile. hea'lt'h. fertility of soil, chi?a pni-Hs of fanninir, fruit and truck lands, congenial environ men tn, 11 ad- til) else %vlilfh tends to the pence, health, lomfort suiil prosperity of 'Jie old soldier in his deeMrtlnir years. Second . That while we emphasize in the most hearty and eoiisrienliou< man m-r. the facts, as stated in this first prop iiviilion. we f'td it our duty lo irive e<pial eiujdi.'ifis to l he fart Miat ureal <*n.r? should hi- everciscd as to the loi\ilily selected for such settlement . < >hl sol diers e.-i mi' ?! afford lo m-ake i mistake, we therefore call attention lo tin- follow Inir facts: There are law tr.-fis ? ?f land lo(?atcd ? n \ arious counties to w hich pretemled lilies are lf-ld under frandident grants. So jrre^ti! has l?^Mi the lixatlic in those fra udiile.il titles. and ? > widespread have 1 it -en tihe efforts l.i unload thetn upon iniioe.'Ml afd mi id\ !>"d |m r.-ha sei that the 1 1 e n . I'iiilip I'ook. Secretary of Slate, as recently as Mandi. I SO.'! fiit it his duty issue a circular calling sp.*.-ial atltiilion to these frauds, in <ir del*, as he says, t.i protect iliHOeent j?eo ph- f |n il hciliir de-ei\'.'l t hi^retiy . This ? ?ir ular we ln-rehv uriro <vtir frn-nds to rei-1 eau-fiilly to stiitly and in order thai nop t' unity may l.e piveii lo all who desire to kii>?\ : lilt- fa t^ We in. nr purate here in, ami make part ?.f these resi >|ii s ioiis. a copy of this circular f'ir nishtd I'.i lh ? S ate authorities. Third. While w>- have < mpha-d/.ed -it t < - > 1 1 Kill lo the pos<il.|e dail^'I's coto ra I -s 1 1 ; . t\ in- ur in lit- initio fret Jiol 1 .if ..nr a th ip I cil State. We lake phvis ui-e ill assnriiiK thein thai lln-re is tie sirahh- land in Heoriria siiHicient iM 1 1 ti i>ii t i-t \ !?> furnish a srreat army of o'd s.ihliers w!th l.' ? 1. 1.| farms, which can he secured in laru*' or -mall tlacts. t >r a i-.-a sona hie price, (lie titles to wli'ch an p.-rfe.-i i;. r-olv.-l. That w e i-arm ' I ? ? ? mm ?im' 1 1 h|. .-I ot 1 ? 1 1 ? r r V ' I-IM - ! lie! s in ili.ii'^ia in ? .?'? a i.--, 1 - /rally '?? t lieir ijl | eivsl ?? a n I l:l',e pi- t'-IHe III tile pI'OS pel.of I it -i | : t'l in the n-ir future, to we!-om... -:s s.tth'f-- t- this State, a e!a^.i,f , i'!/. w h . i-f Mi.-y coiiu-i wWI - til atit.v Miii.il lo their ,|y. 111. I he ef -l-e.ll heliet'lt to the eomm u nil i. "s iu \\'hl -h th.-y imiy sett.. Mill to l?.e State a' la? _'e. w. -hall a! ail times chid lo ren l.-r any a.? -i-t a n ->? la m-r pow er ?<? Ihosc v?ho are iiiak'n-' an h .n--sl effort to <ic eenitilVll so. h i I-. s-ult I ;. -ojved. Thai a . i ?; iy of ! Iiest' refill t*.?iis lie viitnint led i.? i hi- si \ t?ii ! h annual eji.-a -Mpue-lll of 'lie I 'e| 1 I :*t tnctlt of I Jeer L'ia- for sn.-h a. '.ion as may he deeim-d hest (> \| Michel] I't.-I. No t l>ep? Ceor Kia. ?!. N P A III tiia. ill.. April 1. lS'.io. Tlie ahoVe is a 'rue .-ops ?.f a r. sola thm pas*. <1 l.y i>. At MUeh-nll I'osl. in reirnl a r se^-xioii tills tViie. WM S SCI ITT. P.?l t'oininaml- r Mr. S-ott. commander <?f d M . Miiehell Post, is n w. II kimwn real I' ?n t" rtr*t4t-r. luM in referring lo the tjr . iil.ir, l.e de. hird in m ist rmphaMc tern.s that tie ha I n<? vojf.jjiier si in it. I 'oiiiiiki ^deriii Chief T.ivVr. "f i'r \ |{ h" s lid, was present wh.-n thr circular was adopt* d an I approved it h-'.irf il* . Mr. S-?>!t -riid l e nn I th?? f K- A. 1*. IK.V the f>Td SoT-licrs' Colrmv tn 1.K-ale in < Jcortd", I mt Ihe post ihoiictn if ils .1 nt v to step in him! put thein ?m ?)ie:r ci ia nl s. ? as to prrvon* them f pom ?!?ve?'injr in Kind lint they nViirht prohrih ly lu-vtT ?;??! jiossi-wion of. \ Dream i ih, It was but a ilivam 1 had \s hiii' ilto musician played And hero the sky, and lui'? the glad < Md Ocean kiKH'il i )i?> glade. A ii' J here the laughing ripples run, Ami hero the runes grow 'I'll. it threw it kl.su to every mutt That voyaged with tho civw. our silken sails In lazy f??Ms l >ioop>(t lii ihi? breathless brwitu As o'er a Held of marigolds* < 'tir eyes Hwaia o'vr the ncaa;, \\ bile here tho eddies lisped anil purled Around the Island's rim, A imI up from out (ho underworld Wo saw Iho mermen swim. Ami It was .lawn and middle <lay A nil midnight for tlie moon i >11 silver rounds across tho hay llatl climbed the skies of Juno? And here the glowing, kIoi'Iouh king of day ruled <>' < r Iho realm, With stars of midnight glittering About his diadem. ThoVeagtill h'?lcd on Aanguid wing In ^rcles round tho mast; We In'a'Ki the song t lju wtrens sing As we WfnV'-fWtTTTTJf past. Ami up ynd down the golden sands A thousand fali^* throngs Clung at us from their Hashing hands Tho echoes of their sialics. - James Whit comb Riley. Nil I ii re's \iviil, eulnu (ircclcit Willi n ii Outpouring ol' \ei'iuil llosiun INm'I r> . Now dlsapiyars the hacking cough, Thai ho d(strossliig Bounds, Tlu" po rou if plasti<r is inilled off And eh?](err' ulness alx>uiids. And now our happlnoHM to crown And set our hearts aglow, The price of coal Is coming down And eggs are soiling low. The eold that he had has passed away, And he doesn't at all deploro it, lint ho keeps up the custom still t-acTl day of taking rye whiskey for II. 'I'he' smiling spring tho Held and mead Invaded, The smell of o]H>iilng dowers resales tho koiisch, And amorous torn cats warble serenades Throughout (ho night U|K>n tho hack yard foiiees. Tho wild llowvrs deck tho mountain side. And spring to life tho grass and eiov< -r, Today wo reach the Easter-tide Again tho l,onlen fast Is over. The pious maid once more may throw At sighing swains tiirlatlous glance And to tho wicked playhouse go And eke to parties and to dances, off, off today the sackMiotli kih's, 1 1 or handsome lOaStor suit iv-veallng. Now sh'.'ll break hearts with fetching clot he? A iic I bloomers Kay design**! for wheel ing. ' ? Iloston Courier. imoopi.io * ot it io a ii audi r A MM 10 ft?' The son of the Ameer of Af ghanistan will visit Ivoiulon this month, and as he has a largo suite wllh him a. line ivsidonce has Ia-oii been red for him. HI.OCl'M ? Captain Joshua, Slocum has started (rom ISoston In his forty-foot sloop on an all-round-the-world voyage. HAMl-lN?JSunffor, Ale., will probably honor Hannibal Hamlin's name hy or* -cling a public library as his memor ial. (iAULT ? Tho Church of Midland College in Montivai will be ourlched by a $100,000 donation from A. F. (Jault. MCCKNIOK ?General Huokner, tho oUl Confederate loader, is an enthusiastic advocate of good roads nnd has con structed ten miles of macadamized high ways on his bin farm In Hart county, Kv. I > I < 10 Y MI'S -Captain Divyfus, the French ollicer who was disgraced, disrated and hoi it to p.aiul servitude. Is on Devil's Island, In the Cayenne colony, but is coojHM-i up in an enclosure, which, while allowing him room for exorcise, is a living grave. SIMON ? John Simon, an old miser, who is dying ii'iar Columbus, Ohio, is said to have $7X,iioo hidden iu the woods, bul Is unabhi to teH where on account of paralysis. WAliN lOlt ? Klvc Wagner conductors from tho Continent will appear in London, this spcli iR. They ar* Kichtor, Mottl, 1a>vI, Nlklseh and Siegfried Wagner. TUSMAKCK ? A member of the diplomatic corpfi in Washington relates an Incident which serves to show why Count Her bert lUsmarck Is not well liked. "It was in Merlin," lie sa.ld. "Tie re was some court function going on. We were standing near Iho lOmporor, when wt. wore pushed rudely from Iwliind. aTld a man panted me from a young Amer ican gentleman with whom I, had been conversing. The latter utter* "d some re monstrance, whereupon the one who had pushed through turned and, with a frown. snhL^^'crcly : 'Do you know who I am?' 'I 4fi>TT<?t,' said the American. 'I am Count IbVliert Itlsnwrck,' was the reply. I 'poll which the Anieriean promptly retaliated: 'That explains but does not excuse the aollon.' Count Her bert bit his lip till the blood cnnie and eju'd the young American, who return ed tho glance In the calmest sort of way. The Count could think of nothing to say, and with a face hlaek with an ger went on nhout his business." I in |>ii I- 1 n ii I I.IojiIh IIi'VIhIiiii . Iu aftions ItrkiiiKlil by the in.sured to re.-nvi-r "ii polieii s of insurance in Idoyd's in which all tic underwriters of each pol icy wi re made parlies defi'mlani. Judge llisidioff, ill the Common I'leas. has over riibd <lcniiirri-rs based on a clause In lh> p.di.-ies ulil'h provided thai no aellon on tin- po'ielcs should !?? brought by tin- lii suii. I i'xci-pl against the a 1 1 one ys in I'ael representing all t lie underwriters, i ne only defendants who appeared in tie- ac t'olis \v> re lilt tubers of tlie llrins who a' l ed as atlorneys in fai l for the uieh r W l iters. Judge Itlscboff said: "I0xc<pl in an ac tion against the underwriters Iheinselves the coiiCs would be without Jurlvdl Hon of the persons to render judgment aga.nsi them. 'I'hc provision, therefore, that the u ndvr w ri I crs' liability. In the event of loss, should be aseerlaineil and > nforce.l only in an action against their attorneys in fa< l, as such, no such action being legally authorized or maintainable, wax In effect an attempt to preclude tin* 4n sure.l from overy means of enforcement nf tlie liability. As such It rtlm>d t^i de prive the Insured of her civil right to ap ply to the courts for redress an.l I he courts of their power to extend I lie re dr- ss. In that asj>eet tiie provision con travened public poiU'.v. ami so was Illegal | and inoperative." The Review published i hy The Journal <>f Commerce. no \'i s ion sr \i\ \ I'riK ( ileln-i' I'lioi IIiiI.cm ii lllil 'I'n I I ii 1 1 ?! *?l\ 'I'uriM'ilii 1 1 tin In . I'v SoiiHiern A mk'htoIiiI l*rem. i I "r>>\ Itleiice. I(. I.. M?y 7. It w>is i given out at Bristol y?*?li?i>lay llial I lie I lerreshofT's had put iu a bill to build : sis tnr|wdt? boats fur $e S|K)tiish t!ov- I ' eTiniieiit . 'nie.<*e Ih^iIs. it is slated, are | I (?? be fr??lll fl.'i III i'JO feel ill lellglill ami i j ,?f a ??|M*<tl of from IS to 21 knots. 1 They nre to 1m? used as patrol IioiiIm I a!<?ng th?? oimst of <Milw. Ft is Mated j that the I lerresliotT's have put In a very low bid and expect to rco-ive the con i tract . Henry Clews, the WiyB street hanker, refers to 111.- advocal?y< of free silver coinage ;t < til" '"^??t!t| efn Hlld Western r.lble." <?rulit. (Ity Private Wire to I<. M. Iturrus.) Chicago, 111., M?y 7; ? l.iumson MrOH'. report says: The bullish Kansas State crop report arrived this morning', and a natural reaction from the decline of yes tcrday wore responsible for strength In wheat. At the opening, prlo svltonged, on an average, 5-8 higher than last evening. This report fully confirms private dis patches received from numerous sections in that State r> gardlng the poor condition of winter wheat caused from dry weath er. St. l?ouls also. Is Mending advieev from Southern Missouri to the effect that the crop Is In a precarious condition, l^ocal seal pern, who seemed short yesterday and remained on their lines over night, were free buyers early, hut their wants were freely supplied by offerings supposed to have come from a prominent largo trader anil in the absence of outside support, prices gave way under the sdlllng, declin ing fully 1 cent a bushel from the hlwh point. There was a momentary reaction of a half cent, but the market' seemed too heavy to sustain any advance and prices ami In broke 3-4 from that point, remaining weak until the closing cables were received, reporting lteiitn 1 to 1 1-4 higher from drouth In (leApiany. This checked the deoJine and caused sh.xrp buy lux by local trailers, <rtotwlthstand'nsr the fa< t that Farm was quoted 10tff30 and Ant werp 2T>c. lower, loiter. New York report ed good sales for cash wheat (,o go direct to Merlin. lira ds tract made a decrease west of the Rockies of 4.GH0.OOO, and a- de crease in the world'** visible supply of 4.. Iflrt.ooft. On this news values regained atl the early decline, part of which was al most Instantly lost, but soon tegalmnl attain; the feeling at the close sceni.*) quito strong, a renewal of cash business being the important fact or. Corn has been strong all the session, showing .'i sharp advanco when the feeling 1n wh'-at be came firm. The Kansas State report was a little hear tsli. but there seems to bo good buying orders In the market. Pro visions have bevti dull but steady. We believe the decline will bring buyers' or do.rs for lard both for foreign and domes tic eomsumptlon. Think we have seen low prices for a turn. Phol.fra has already appeared this year on the Tied Sea.. At Camnran, through \yhteh 11.000 I'llgrlms for Mecca have pass ed so far, 2.000 pilgrims are (piarant lne?l In the lazaretto, and the cases amount to 30 a day. tiinnv of them resulting In de-'th. As the bulk f?f tlii pilgrim^ will come durlnrr the tiexf few weeks, three return'npr homo are likely tn snreirl the plat'i'e. th* Rntlan has l>> en asked to interfere on religious grounds. m AGE OF SCIENCE. Tin' It f m n rli a h I e UcmiIIm of nil I'.yf* Operation Iti-i'i'iill) IVrfor nieil li.v III*. - JiiNi'pli Mel', \ oy tin* wcll I v lion ii v poo i 1 i * t oi AiikmiIh, One ol' tin- most delicate op' rations ever an nipp d on I In- human eye was recent ly performed in Augusta by Dr. Joseph McKvoy. The patl sit, nn old lady past 65 years of ago, had boeii blind from cataracts of both eyes scvi ral months, in fart, tho sight In tin? right eye had been lost about tnro < years, but it was not until about two years and a half later that (he left eye began to f,:li. The dlsea.-e progress ed mil. I a tr ,v vv K !i"o when the lady v. i I. r! < ni irely I 'l.n.l . < hi account of her age I lie good woman had given np all hope that she would over s?->- again. A few we ks ago, ho\ve\cr, I ?r. McKvoy examincil the >i:?ily's ??> cm and expressed his belief i h::ii an operailon would re store h r vision, i . i:..,ving tiis advise tho pat. ? nt coni'eiii.il to the operation w'llch was performed about the middle ot March and resulted in -omplete restora tion of* I ho eyesight. ' ? \/^ 4c. COTTON Makes 4c. PRICIOS, even on PIANOS & ORGANS p\ \j ""T be discouraged, but L/v^/iN 1 write for <?tir great Bargain List and Wonderfully Easy Installment Terms. 4c. PRICES. A new Matlnwhek Piano ?SO lCM tIlU.ll ever ttffore toM. $.|o SavfxJ on a 8t?'rl!ri(r Plnno. Twenty Nearly New Square Piano* at NVw Y?irk away Prices. ?in> New I'jirlKlits? from Host Mak er* at Cut Prices. nicli Mirror Top OrR.m only |so. SAVF. MONEY by buyjng from the Greatest Southern Music Houso. LIDDK.Y & HATES, Savannah, fla. ? jff? Ht?*luwny lit tx/ ?<iiclory (\ r ( ?< ? No. 19' -&5. O ZJ T_i O rt I\T E3* fEi nnd 'l>l?r:rnf>hyv Anfrn. n. Wa. No th??TT. No Arto?? l>u?ln?#? from i1?7 nf r nttilnf. ( p<o4?, HT?)f ?ni*m n?<d It H f?rr prM to A?ru*1* WrU? for iiiu*vr?i?4 mu)v|w

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 10, 1895, Image 4