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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-26

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-26
THE GREAT JOHN LIS DOUBLE.
a Resem blance nat Makes Life Bur
den for q New YORK Drummer.
From Tia C1hJcnro Tr5bl,ne

den for q New YCrk Drummer.
From Gts Chtcdq0 Tribune.
As tall man, over SIX feet in hight and
built like an athlete, walked up to the
counter in the Palmer house last evening
fifty pairs Of ewes followed him. He was
about 70 put his name on the book when q
small crowd gathered around him and he
glided away without registering.
Sullivan is looking well" said a drum
mer.
Never saw him look better" answered
his companion; guess he didn't register be-
cause he wants TO conceal his IDENTITY
Probably figuring on that jackson mate ~
When tue or wd had vanished the new
arrival returned to the counter, put down
his name, II. Z. Radeker, and asked for two
sample rooms in which ne might display his
dry goods samples. He is a perfect counter
part Of John L. Sullivan, and it was no
wonder that the idiers were mistaken. He
is from New \ ork.
did you notice those loungers come
around me!n he asked OF the clerk. Sup
pose they thought I'd talk fight. III never
enjoy life until John l.. dies. / came here
from Detroit, where | was tormented nigh
to distraction. A reporter called upon me
and asked what | thought of Peter Jackson,
and when | was willing to meet the duskv
pugilist. When | told the interviewer [
| didn't want to meet the fighter, as | was
afraid Of him, his pencil just flew over the
paper Then when | told hun who and what
/ was he wou not believe it. A trip to the
manager of the hotel did not change the
REPORTERS conviction, and 1 was obliged to
telegraph my firm before he would let me
al ne
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-26
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lin q k gave NJ lis nightly yigils.
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fra tributes u tie obiscs q lis afec-
EIon.
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aid 1sz turned ou. Of che hotel after
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some ether large-heartei citizsn. whose
/ yity has ben touched By Jones sad case,
has provided him with funds. Tut inyaria-
BIZ the money has gone 70 satisfy the ex-
senator growing appetite for stimulants
until even thee friends have closed Their
ears 70 his appeals.
REALIZING HIS CONDITION.
Mr. Jones begins to realize that his mind
is diseased, though he has PERIODS Of his old
time brightness and iltelle -tual vigor, when
he conysrses intelligently upon all subjec
except that Of women. Once let wOlneI be
mentioned and he flies off into a rage. de-
nCuncsng his enemies who are keeping
nim from bis true Catholic wife. >
Inc OBJECT Of his insane love
Is now IN Europe, the wife Of a
Detroit physician, but Jones persists In be-
lieging that she is in Detroit, held prisoner
IN ter own home 70 prevent her marrying
him. He bars at such times every appear
aDce Of q madly insane man, and lis old
friends fear that Ia one Of these attacks of
violence he may DO some person harm. To
guard against such contingency, a com
mission VIII he appointed this week 10 in
quire into his case, and tie evidence show
ing MS mental aiiment is 50 overwhelming
that ne viii he no doubt committed to the
asylum.
Senator Jones knows that such a move
ment is afoot, and declares that he will
never be lInpris ned alive
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-26
THOUSANDS II PHOSPHATE
C1sD-st Payne -e-s q Eis Recent
2-os1ec-Zg Tour.


Fyssn ~ No. Ga Telegraph
Gs1rgs r P4vua- - Tsll-knOEn chemist
sn1 member Ct n I'm # Payne & King.
hzs 51st rssurza1 tro-a ten days tour
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sou,hEest Fzor5dz- z-=-s b i-spscced ard
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phosphate lieIls h .zrs. "Irers Is money
n tie Ian1s yes. 81 / vii show you whs7e
II x II tbs first c=s cu-iog TIE excite
fnent and craze. w-.cl even ys. IN some
pats have Mt di5- cut. grange lands were
Z, discount ard grange groves went fGr q
so7g. ETerFbodv Tz-t=l phosphate. aid
Il i was found TIE lE1d OEner would &c.
VIII o. saoEt TIC.
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acre The peop.e II SINE parts have n
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anxious 70 sell ssd ge- our. if they can get
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groves
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commission 70 = down 70 the county
along the banks q me Witblacaocase river
ard sound for ID splats. / was gone ten
days. and could lave stayed sway from
business | would have had employ gueut for
months just insDeCriag and reporting Oh
various lands in that county around Dads
City and On Peac- river. The scarcity Of
chemists and good PROJECTORS is remark
able.
The Witnlacoocses river bed, from
mouth to head. is filed with phosphate. Il
the creeks Sous are run, and great quaint
ties are brought up o joint OF a mas
tO1OI's leg tnar I say was four feet long.
It vas the part from tie knee % the foot
In Marion and Pasco COUNTIES there are
PLACES where il Is twenty feet thick in
layers, and in sn West and South Florida,
at numerous points, it crops out of the
ground.
Here are the calculations made by my
friend here, who IS going down to thar
country. He Owls sever | tracts, Which l
believe are valuable Take a layer tnres
inches in thickness. If the land is rich in
phosphate, there should he that many feet
o: phosphate. There are 4, $40 square yards,
or -, 80 square feet, IN an acre. Putting
the phosp ate at twenty pounds 70 the foot.
there IS 1876 tons for you. All of the Coz
tracts the Dunedin phosphate mills, at
DuIedia, Fla, hare made have been at SIS
per ton. T. ere IS a neat sum, SC, j34 for an
acre Of phosphate three inches thick. Can
you beat it!''
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-26
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-26
PUSHING LITTLE ABBEvILLE.
Wilcox County's Capital Fast Becom
ing Young City.

" AASSA OCAAAby SoJALaA II h6b bGCOQ-
ing Young City.
ABBEvLLE. March 24-This is the county
site Of Wilcox county. 1t is a pro porous
town Of 600 people, with u fine school,
Methodist and Baptist churches. Ahbeville
is situated near the Ocmulgee river, on the
line of the Savannah, Americas and Mont
gonery railroad. IL is healthful place.
surrounded with fertile lands and prosper
Gus farmers It's mayor is DR.. A. II. Royals.
Prof. W. A. Cable IS president of the school
Of eighty pupils. and IS making an excellent
record as IA teacher. The II tie town has
two hotels, the Fuller and Dickey houses.
There are two doctors and four lawyers.
1t has one newspaper, the Times Its pro-
prietors, Messrs. Fuller a. Fuller own n
hotel also. Abbeville has ten stores, and
they seem 10 be- doing fair business =.
g. Clegg of Americas will commence the
manufacture Of brick here IN "A short time.
Town lots are worth from $50 70 800,
according 20 location.
A steam saw-mill In town makes lumber
convenient. Three steamboats, ply the De-
mulges and give caeap freighis. The
Sweeney Hud the Abbeylle run from Abbe.
Vile 10 brunswick, and the New South
from Abbsgil o ~ ljhwkinsydle
ibe government boat TOcc a is working
above tie Savannah. Americas aud Mont
RYnie.y railroad bridge.
lhe e.tl nsof AbbeYille are very anxious
Tor ne itsganpaD, ADeTiels aud Mont
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-26
AZ APPzALFoR AID.
he Confederate Dead a. the Uni
yersiEy Of Virginia

ne Confederate Dead a. the Uni
versity Of Virginia
Tie following appeal from the ladies O.
It's University Of Virginia Memorial Asp
caation for si9 in keeping in order tie
graves Of the confederate dead al thu,
place should meet with hearty response,
not only fran the people II Savannah. b1,
from toOss Il the entire south Tkose
who renenoer the kindnezs II
the women & virginia. an tSsls ars
stu living Thousands who viii
bezr testimony % Their untiring devotion
q the SICK and wounded southern soldiers.
should help them ia this additional evil
dencs u their undying fealty 70 the lost
cause.
Rev. Robb White q this city win take
pleasure Ia forwarding any contributions
sent % him
In the cemetery a. the University Of Virginia
are lures 81 confederate sol1lers Of these
= are from AlsDana, 8 from Florida. ~ from
De -fS4a7 = from LCuislaua. Z from Maryland.
y n IN 4 ssissipDl, ~ from North Carolina.
lol from south Carolina. u from Tennessee, Y
from Texas. " from Virginia, - whose states
are uncertain ami II not known.
These men died for the south and for cause
that NaS sacred u our people. Their graves
alinpuSn they have not ben altogether neg
iecte1. are greatly II need u attention and a
them Ia decent order, and. II possible, erect
simple monument ~ their memory. The people
u our vicinity are responding % the call 10 this
bsnalf as generously a. they able: but il Is
ness ssarY % invoke aid beyond the cOTnnunity
and irasmuca as nearly al the confederate
states are represented il is deemed not map
propriate u send this appeal into the states
from shfch thee dead heroes came.
The United states government spends erea.
sums IA protecting and Deautfyin2 the graves
81 the federal dead. Our dead are as sacred to
us. and though W. cannot build such beau iful
cemeteries Or splendid monuments. we can,
Without great pecuniary sacriace at least keep
their graves green and rescue their names
from oblivion. Therefore, this personal appeal
b made y you 70 contribute u that cud. ANY
amount you may feel able 70 give viii De CRATE
fully received.
Mas AsSA BLEDsoE DIswIDDIK. President
hrs OES. ] l.. kossEs. First V. President
MI LIZZIE q. DAVIS, Second V. President.
Mrs. VIZ 9. PAYNK, Secretary.
Miss MARY L. MISoH Treasurer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-26
At TIE ThEATER.

Mrs. George Knight Receives an En-
thusiastic Reception.
Mrs. George Knight played "Over the
Garden Walp before fac audience last
night. Mrs. knight has lost none Of her
charms. Her singing and dancing were az
taking as ever. Her shadow dance is
one Of the features Of the piece.
The play itself has been seen here
before. Ii is a farce If the broadest kind
with good deal Of speciality work in it,
and the frequent and hearty applique shows
It's pleasing power. Mr.. Knight was wei
supported, and vas given an enthusiastic
reception. She was frequently encOred.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-26
FUaTA ooRDA POINTERS.
The Railroad % be Made Broad Gauge
& Street Railroad

& Street Railroad
PUxTA GoEDA, FLA, March 2j.-Henry
WAttersoa u louisville, Peck Bros. Of
Calc4Zo, and tie Ldpplnc9tts u Phladel-
phla are In TOM.
The CheFiotte HArbor division Of the
Florida 51utbern railroad viii be made
broad gauge a. soCn &c the new bridges are
all pat in along TIE line.
4 street car charter has been granted By
the city council 70 5andlin h Dabl covering
five miles 4 streets. Tney expect % have
one mile completed By 1901.
II f. reported that q company has been
formed and has obtained charter under
the lars u Florida To mine the phosphate.
in the bed " the CalOOsahatcnie river from
Lake OkechObee - the gulf, paying the
state royalty Of 81 per ton It would
TEEN 10 ~ strange legislation that would
permit this, il true, and would work great
Injustice = tbs many owners Of the lands
adjacent 70 the river and through which the
river runs. Like most matters of like
nature the courts will probably be called On
70 ssttle the issue.
GuaVas we're in many places injured by
the frost Vi two weeks ago.
Recent steamboat competition has re-
duced The ro1nd-trip rates from Punta
Gorda 70 Fort Myers from 81 to 81 50.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-26
I sEsUETFrL >coDEL
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beauty. though You wouldn't tank i II
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Maggie would Ike u + sic knew II hung
here
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-26
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him lie 1ss ~ Oh sE1 trZsg@1 erup-yTs
II JeNs.sr Dsikil. sIcO1g Wise t-s1Ie-s
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presumed tksT T1e1 olcs t1s by b@gaL
stealing rf1s Marcos sLc k.ieo-Tg 5F1sheyz
te~rCrlzs1 KIN VIZ t1rszts u eZfSe-zrs &c
fkEs forczss hlna 70 cO--l11s ILey seea .
have poczetsd tie pToosa1s s11 slloEs1 t1s4r
catspaN lizzie q Dot1lDZ. / grszt DEL
II NJ Ds.ks1s isEelTy vas fog11 boldly
exposs1 n fas SIX czsss Il t-s Marcus -
tsD.lskgae1L TIE yozngs-er Tco furnished
il Nzs 81 excss1-1g ~ cunning tLssf. Ih11gn
Uatcos1 ~ TIE 1eISctlye, TT proprietor AID
several ot1ers, On one occssaOu IL managed
n s.ezl ard gss away with tie trap -. for
kisa 1l.11zt dlacoTe-y. The Or4erlY He
bfeWs q ztIz1-z have nsTer furnish II s1ca
q sczldzl - that created BY the ElusD2rg
sc1 Frzr.k Affairs
4 EEEkgZAgLE CHILD.
L Is rsporGs1 upon what looss LIE rslf-
sbls sgt1lrity that Jouegbor0 uootosf has
f1st given birth - child with four legs,
fur srua. aid par u wiDgs. TIE
Strange ting Is szld % 1--we and b thriving.
EZKOEIAL DAY.
TIE cozmst,es 10 charge II Memorial
day arTz1g eEnenss viii send circular Gil
OveT Gsorgiz rs41ssti1g thzt a day other
t.an April ~ ~ locally observed a
Ms1noTial day il the towns ard cities, -
tazt TIE Atlanta sxerclses may b attended
81 peop1s iron az p0luts.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A Jealous Indian Commits a Couple of
Murders and Kllls Himsalf

a y 6dlOuS lnOldN commits a Couple of
Murders and Kills Himself
BISMARCK, N. D., March 23.-rhe most
tragic event that has taken place at the
Standing Rock Indian agency since the
days Of 1876 occurred this morning. A
squaw from the Devils Lake agency named
Julia, daughter OF an Indian known as
Irish Nike at that agency, has been living
with an Indian named No Water. who also
belongs 70 the Devils Lake agency, but has
been stopping at Standing Rock during the
winter NJ Water, with bis wife and
Julla, started for home last evening.
Tuey We're followed by an Indian from
the agency, named Horn Cloud, who tried
u persYnde Julia 70 return 90 tho agency
aud 1--we Witb him, but she refused 90 10 50
Horn Cloud then took his W ncaestef. pre-
tending start for home. he called julia
outside The tepoe and said. We'll, shake
hands before We part Tor good" 10
ped her hand. Kissed il. and as sbs
turned ~ 80 into tie tepee be- fred az her,
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FUNERALN INVITATIONS.

RIsSELL--Las fan u FIRMS AID sc'z zzin.-
- = - - > = s--LL- 5f- 1r- nf1ls1 70
z5t7l1 - fu1=rz-- iron rs ate re=ld=Ec-. y p
- Hz41o1rg street ~ 30 o-c.ocz THIS
tstc-n-sczsg AFTLzEOoS-
hICL-Ibs 1r.sn1s and scq1ziu-znce q Er-
&-1 A1s- IzET0z kIcE ard TIE lz-s Ms 4 z
1llr1e- are I1Fl1si q s-rend ire fE8ar1i q tie
1or-n=T- from Ms l--e rsscenc-- - TzTao-
sect ~ 30 o-e.ock his AFTERNOON
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FLAoLER as CHURCH BUILDER.

He Offers TO Give a Lot ana $4,000
TO the Baptists.
81. AUGUSTINE, FLA, March 25.-H. NJ.
Flagler has offered 10 deed 10 the Baptist
Society a lot worth s25.O and S25, 900 in
cash for building a church, chapel and par
sonage, On condition that the society raise
97j,0 within twelve months. A. q.
Dickerson, editor Of the Religious Herald
Of Richmond, Va, will endeavor to raise
the additional sum required This is the
fourth church Mr.. Flagler has built or aided
In building In this city.
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&c aame At Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, March 25.-To- days
game resulted:
Richmond ..........0 o o 0 O. 9
Baltimore .....O 0 q o K
Base hits: Baltimore Q, Richmond 4. Errors:
Baltimore 2 Richmond 3.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-26
"The Two Ola croniesn To.night.

"Oyer the Garden WaIl' win be followed
tonight By The Two Old Cronies," Of
which the Il. Louis Hepnbltc says: There
was more fun compressed into the two
hours and thres-quarters that the perform
ance ran than has been seen or heard in any
performance ever given here The matinee
to-day and to-night's performance are the
last ones Of this company. and tn Sc who
mi seeing it will have cause for great
regret
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chip Sanitation at Pensacola.

PENSACOLA, FLA, March 25.-At meet
ing Of the board Of health tonight the
system u snip sanitation in use at Charles
ton, y. c.. was adopted for local operation.
The cost Of the plant. ETC., will be $4,000.
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Kllled bv Lightnin0.

BwAIEsBoEo, Gu, March GA. j.
Davis was struck by lightning Saturday
afternoon and Immediately killed while
working On an unfinished house, about four
miles east Of this place