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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-30
CEDAR KEY CHIPS.
ne Local Mills and Factories in Full
Blast.

Blast.
CEDAR KEY, FLA, Jan. 29.-The mills
and factories here are il full blast. There
are plenty Of visitors and tourists. OF which
our town is getting more than its usual
share.
Every one who comes here has q good
word TO say for Cedar Key.
A gentleman and his wife came a few
days since, who said ''our friend Mr.. Blank
told us to go to Cedar Key aud enjoy the
fishing and shooting" A man from Brook
Ign came who said at have two old friends .
who told me that r ever I went to Florida
TO 60 to Cedar X ey." Others come froH
Michigan, Wisconsin, Missouri, Indian
and from ali parts of the union. In add
tisn to this, the world famous Suwanns
river is attracting many people aud nf
enterprises. The steamer "BeIle of Suwr
neen has been IN operation on that stren
just year, and in that time tire
have been added to the BUSES
there two mills. two turpeEne
distilleries, two logging camps, three OAR
buyers and six merchants, besides ctou
buyers. The increase in population not
so great as it will be when it is learnedih hat
MAGNIFICENT lands border this rand
stream. The large mill of c. A Fa5hild
has been rebuilt, ana the first cargo dun
Der went to sea Tuesday. Another Ssel is
loading and another is up for thi port.
This has been the biggest winter
we have ever enjoyed Ceds Key
has consumed more fuel so far thiseason
than in any winter heretofore. vile the
cold has not been intense, it has bessNady
and prolonged. Land and timbe buyers
are busy. Several large sales hse been
made in this county, and more al more
are being negotiated. The acknowledgements
ages of this port are being recohized at
last, and viii be developed. ne vast
timber forests of Levy aud Alachumus be
got to market, and this is the ouet. The
ship canal engineers are expecd daily.
They will employ very large fore of men,
boats and teams
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a BLIZZARD IN THE WEST.
Trains Indefinitely Delayed on Many
Roads.

Roads.
CHICAGO, Jan. ga heavy fog over
hung this city and the adjacent country
last night, and continues this morning.
Telegraph communication in all directions
is almost completely paralyzed. Special
dispatches from Minnesota, Northern Wis
consin, Northern Iowa and Nebraska re-
port that severe snowstorm
ragged in these sections yester-
day and continues to-day. Omaha
reports traffic on all the railroads from the
west suspended. Union Pacific trains from
the west are indefinitely behind time.
Passenger trains for the west are being run
in two sections, with two engines each. The
Golden Gate express, on the Union Pacific
road, is reported absolutely blocked at Co
lumbus, Neb
Hastings. Neb., reports street car traffic
suspended on account of the storm, with q
blizzard farther west.
Sioux City and Fort Dodge, Ia, report
that five inches of snow already has fallen,
and it is drifting badly.
Over six inches fell in the vicinity of
Eau Claire, Wis. The storm has been gen.
eral in the pine, where 1t will probably be
disastrous for loggers.
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A SLEEPING CAR SMASHED.

It's Fifteen Passengers Badly Shaken
Up but no One Killed.
BIRAiINGHAM, ALA, Jan. ga section
Of O freight train crashed into a limited
train on the Louisville and Nashville road
this morning near Warrior. But little
damage was done. except to the through
Florida sleeper, which was the rear coach
and contained fifteen sleeping passengers.
All were shaken up. Mrs. s. Reed
Of Chicago and w. Fl. Chaddock of Annis-
ton were hurt, but their injuries are not
serious Mrs. D. A. Hayes, another Chicago
lady, was Frustrated by fright aud excite
ment. The fagman failed TO 20 far enough
to the rear, and the freight engineer was
not warned in time.
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A Now savannah Vessel,

The large and new schooner which has
been in course of construction at Camden,
n j., for several months. is now rapidly
approaching completion and will probably
be ready for launching the latter part of
next month or the first of March.
She is largely owned in this clty-in fact,
majority OF the shares in her. She is to
be commanded by Capt. A. T. Young of
the schooner Ida Lawrence, now in port
here. She will be named the Jennie Thomas
after the little daughter Of Mr.. Daniel R.
Thomas, who is one Of her owners, and she
will hail from this port
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-30
SITE OF THH DRY DOCK.
The Commission leaves Pensacola for
st. Augustine.

SL, Augustine.
PENSACOLA, FL, Jan. 29.-The dry
dock site commission has concluded its
labors hereabouts Gov. Perham. Lieut..
Brown, and SecEtary Whitaker of the
board left the cityto-day. Capt Bunce and
WIFE and Maj. Hsbrouk and wife will take
their departure tomorrow. The commits
sion will next met at st. Augustine in the
office of w. w Black, the engineer in
charge Of the harbor improvements at
TAMPA, whence after receiving all neces-
ssary data, the gtntlemen will proceed to the
last named place. The commission seemed
to be well pleased with their visit to this
city. They were called upon by many of
the citizens, mSre of whom would have been
Delighted 10 pay respects to the
gentlemen, but were deferred by the fact
that the latter were continually on the go
and scarcely, if ever, at home to callers.
Lieut.. Brown had not seen Pensacola in
hf6een years and he was astonished at the
progress Of the place.
Inc Pensacolians who accompanied the
commission to Fort Barrenacas Wednesday
were pleased with the wonderful improve
inent whereabouts effected by Maj. Has
Drouk, who has cleared the jungle between
tne quarters and the beach. The change is
aSlgntly and healthy one
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AN INVESTMENT COMPANY FAILS.
It's Paper Protested and Attachments

It's Paper Protested and Attachments
Occurred.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. ga tachu snts
have been filed by the First National Bank
Of Marshall, Mich, and the First National
Bank of Ravenna, o., against the Union
Investment Company of this city, In sums
aggregating $685. The paper of the in
vestment company has been going
to protest lately. This company has
capital of $1,000,0O0. Actions for
damages were begun by the company to-day
against II. L. Hine, director of the First
National Bank of Ravenna, o., and Charles
r. Gorham, president of the First National
Bank Of Marshall, Mich. The damages in
each case are laid at $500 900, and the basis
of the suit is alleged malicious persecution.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-30
Florida's Pardonine Board

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Jan. 29.-The par
u unL board has pardoned F. Vicchio, who
s %as sentenced from Escambia county to
NE ~ years at hard labor in the state prison.
o icy refused to interfere with the sentence
p Po, uae court in the following cases: James
Eyes, sentenced from st. Johns county to
fro 70 SIX SIX months; David Padgett, seatenced
All SSoIumbia county to serve three years,
orange county.
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sYLvANrA sIFTlNa s.

Opening of the Alliance Store-A Boom
at the Academy.
SYLvANIA, GA, Jan. 28.-The alliance
men have recently purchased the handsome
store of Mr.. Causey Overstreet, in this
town, and are now moving in their goods.
The Sylvania academy is on such boom
that Prof. Langston has found it necessary
to employ second assistant, and be is for
tunate in securing the services of Miss Eliza
Mathews. The school now numbers 105.
The trustees Of the Sylvania academy are
about to buy the Masonic lodge, which is
above the school room. The whole building
will then be devoted to the school.
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]. ]. 0PPENHEIM. Auctinnaar.
PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION


STATE OF GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
- TO the superior court OF said county: The
petition OF II; W PALMER, MAX ROBINSON,
Ep ISNSr!Is ;, NARROW, JOSEPH HULL. N.
Young, e; KULMAN, N. W. DIxON,G. B.
DOYLE, GEORGE 2. WALKER. D /. Nom
SHAW, A. s. tGUCKENHEIMER, r. G. GALL
lard, JOHN r. DILLON, JOSEPH LOVEy-
STEIN Z; n PkENDERGAsT G: 5; con-
EMILE NEWMAN and B. II. LEVY respect
fully shows that they desire for themselves and
their associates, to be incorporated under the
name and style OF
MERCHANTS WEEK ASSOCIATION"
for the purpose and object Of providing enter
taiument and diversion for strangers visiting
the city Of Savannah on stated occasions, and
particularly during the week selected in each
year known as MERCHANTS WEEK" the
object being TO bring TO the city OF Savannah as
many visitors as possible, and thereby adding
to the attractiveness OF said city, as well as 20
the profit, gain and advantage OF its merchants
and others interested; to provide all kinds OF
amusements. literary and histrionc performs
and the like.
This Association not being an organization for
individual pecuniary gain, and Tie 'efore not
having any capital stock. IL desires to issue
CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP 20 peti-
toners and their associates. the proceeds OF
which are TO be used and expended for the pur-
poses aforesaid.
Petitioners desire 10 transact their business in
the City OF Savannah, said County and State,
and to be permitted to acquire and hold any
real and personal property that may be necss-
sary for their purposes; to borrow money and
issue obligations therefor; to contract and be-
contracted with; to have corporate seal, and
generally TO be invested with all the corporate
powers and privileges incident and granted to
corporations by the Courts of this State, ac-
cordinR to the laws of Georgia.
WHEREFORE, Your Petitioners pray an order
OF this Honorable Court granting their! said
petition, and comforting upon them all the
rights, privileges and franchises therein asked
and prayed for and 70 be Incorporated for the
term of twenty 600 years, with privilege Of re-
newal 1.-THE expiration of said period, and with
all the powers aforesaid.
And your Petitioners will ever pray etc. etc.
EMILE NEWMAN,
Attorney for Petitioners.
Filed In ONCE and recorded this ped day OF
January, 1881. JAMES K P. CARR,
Clerk S. @. G. q.
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GorRAMIrBs AT TaR PONCE.
mayor Grants Party Among the Al
rivals of the Day.

rivals of the Day.
ST AUGUSTINE, FLA, Jan. 29-Hugh j.
Grant, accompanied by Edward Murphy of
Troy, chairman of the New York demo-
cratic state executive committee; ]. G.
Grimmins, Alfred johnson and Harry Mac
Donna OF New York, L. r. Cakes, presi-
eent OF the Northern Pacific railroad, and
1Ta ,ay; Cen. H. r. Duval, president of the
pIorlua Central and Peninsular railway,
s on family; Hugh J. Jewett, president of
one New York and Erie railway, and wife /;
sIu N. j. O'Brien, vice president of the
66 !slrn Express Company, are among the
distinguished New Workers at the Ponce de
leon Tonight. Mr.. Grant is feeling first
, rr;i5' and In few days, with his friends.
ro wi! Journey farther south. The city is
rapidly filling up and the season is well on.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-30
Appointments in Florida.

laa-AAiLILAHAssEE, FLA, Jan. 29.-Gov.
r as1lag has made the following appoint
t t-9 us Joseph Williams of New Troy, to be
H. r. c1lllector Of Lafayette county; J. L.
tao Ign ign OF Manatee, to be treasurer of Mana
p1,s eiouhty; George H. Spencer OF st. Au-
sonns county; N. T. Stewart of Rock Bluff.
W Oe constable in Liberty county.
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MarriaRe at Valdosta.

VALDosTA, GA, jan. 29.-Miss Carrie
Burton. daughter of DR.. J. r. Burton, was
married Tuesday to John G. Copeland, q
prosperous merchant of Midland City, Ala.
Mr.. Copeland left with his bride for Mid
land City, where he will reside.
R. E. Allen has sold his shoe business here
to Staten Bros, who will greatly enlarge
the stock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-30
A Change In Headnuartsrs.

or TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Jan. 29.-The head
ma 1s 'srs OF W. D. Ballantine, master of
Psniainery of the Florida Central and
thu dj.i nis railway, have been moved from
WIS city to Fernandina.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-30

IF a wide-awake man who
sells lamp chimneys hap
pens to read, will he write
to Macbeth & Co., Pitts
burgh ?
They make the "pearl-
top" chirnneys that do
not IL break, except by
accident. "Pearl-top" is
the trade mark.
Some dealers think they
can't afford to stop the break
ing of chimneys. at would
spoil the business" they say.
Queer sort of business
that lives on the worthless
ness Of its merchandise =
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saved From the aibbet.

KIssTMlIEE. FLA, Jan. 29.--James Tates,
who was to hang to-day for the murder OF
M Il. Mitchell of Turkey Hammock, goes
to tho penItentiary for life, Gov Fleming
having committed his sentence.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-30

Maximum temperature. n; minimum tenn
perature. Sc.
The hight of the river at Augusta at 7:S3
o'clock a. m. yesterday augusta time)
was SO feet, fall of GA feet during the
past twenty-Iour hours.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. Jan. %, 1885 p. NJ. city time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-30
MEDICAL.
A COLD a. accommodation.
PONDS EXTRACT
REDUCES INFLAMMATION.


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Specific Directions.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-30
A COTTON MAN FLEEs.

'puIation Of Warehouse Receipts
Gets Him into Trouble.
R.alSCINTGoMERY, ALA, Jan. oh. c..
nseole Of Selma, head of the Keeble COM
80 10y which failed for $3.50, 900 few days
80 ss' mas He'd the state to escape expected
cott .csnent aud arrest. Some 5000 bales of
be nsa, were consigned to the company, and
man, eu the warehouse receipts in a great
the - cases and drew money on them from
the r Ts1ahs ana others The persons advancing
signnra eiain the cotton, while the con-
It bes, ~ a4s9 make claim. Keeble thought
known. 'e ms whereabouts are not
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CHIbINEYs.

sTIndicates traca. fIncnss and hundredth g.
G. s. GoRaAs. Observer signal CORPS.
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ils-sadd isOrdered liver try Beecham's
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-30

LNoUND, a silver match box. at our store
~ Owner Gao get same by calling at SOLO
MONS DRUG STORE, Bull street branch
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-30
BOARDING.

A JEWISH young man oan be Accommodated
"A with a room and board in a private family,
location central. Address BOARD at this
Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-30

TKTANTED, afstclass white Mattresses at
w Ocean View Hotel, Sc. Augustine, Fla.
w. 6. n PINKHAM.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-30
ROOMS WANTED.

yIANTED, two furnished rooms and board
w In select private family. Reference ex-
hanged Address A. E. c.. Morning News.
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A CHANCE IN A LIFETIME for men with
n capital and active men without capital TO
secure q very pleasant and profitable business
No droDes or curiosity seekers need applv. Ad-
dress with 2-cent stamp CONSOLIDATED
The sun., 1891-05-03
America. Academy or l1.1,e,,..

wAsB1NGTos. Nay 2.-The sixteenth annual
,nsetinR Of the American Academy OF Medicine
was berun at THO Arlington Hotel to-day. This
society has for Its object to bring into closer
!. Relationship with each other alumni Of classi-
cal. scientific md medical schools: to on.
courage young men sboat to study medicine
). to pursue regular courses in classical and
.(Sssiop Of medicipe thai 4 may ,renk above al
Con terring ltterary degrees or to those medical
0DxGes II Whichthe required course Of study
- not tess than three years. There are 51t
the fifst meeting. Thirty-six new fellows were
elected. 'tlieir election having been decided
pron BY the council at preliminary meeting
In the morning,
The sun., 1891-05-03
NEW YonK,s FIRST coUvrr FAR.


II Went Ne Really 10, sut NJ. Te.H VIII
Let Us In Just ss if IL Were.
oliver Sumner .Teall. iamilisrly and politi-
cally known ns Ollie 10 about to MI q alons-feli
want.
.. New York county" he said, Yesterday.
lis the only one In the country which
has not county fair every year..
Now, this lack the present year is to- be
supplied by tho westchester county fair
which IL to be made Q fair for both counties,
AZ Chairman Of tho Executive Committee re-
csstly appointed BY tho Board Of Managers.
my duty Is to get New York to avail Itself Of
this opportunity II she doss 90. the fair Will
be more than q substitute for the Worlds Fair
and will be far superior to the sido show to be
held under that designation Ia Chicago. Ser.
ous]y. the fair can be made tho greatest
county fair In tho country. for the reason that
Il not only has q land .foving with milk and
honey 10 draw its attractions 'fro m. but also
the third greatest city in the world. IT. there
fore, will not only have what other county
fairs have, but IL will have what no other coun-
~ fair over had before. II will be the regular
county fair. with such shows as are held ~
the Madison Square Garden-bench. horse'
and flower shows-added.
THE numerous New Workers whose coun-
try houses arc in weetchestei county are eS-
Cd 70 Ns% c4fs snsr = Jay or
stance, % who pfides himself on hls flowers, VIZ
ss r IH sasb shs eTse ;se Chickens lie
.ifss al es%srs nssS h y may ssyo EaihstId HAYES
,S5 Sse .,ock % ns farm Is not n. mile
fair grounds. is, sure to exhibit some OF his
SOodsd breasts ns sOAA AsI.s 5:s NV W
DISPLAY bis iouysi hands, tandems. and other
turnouts. And 20 on. :.
,ea Snilsc Sn Il. yssoas hunt S Clubs
SHM AWAY. N. sdowbrooi. and others whose msm-
s M Eses se;.. 1ssss M ss
sGasl sRs ;Ssf SssF sscS hunt ~
races VIII be diversified with those Of the
usual county fair pattern. 90 you, VII naye 4;
oideti,nee g gies. Guns viii be given At prizes to
those who would prefer them 70 money.
NOT ons hoss wh he
sseaIT'h town al tic % year. Gen. james ". Hus.ed.
sai sna chiG Is sonns9 viii introduce
,Isss $s!:,ssss I'd VIII HI - s: psa.I
i rssse ed si;Sss y sS:sNew $sTE ; snd S9rth: +
spoas t% mic and . bsi; IRON either station: =
GroDab,y viii be held thf ssiGne %1 lasF
speciHeI By NJ. '!Teali. " there viii be
q cat show aud baby show at New YoIk.s first
iii BABY and boy baby under year Of age.
and TO the beet gill I aby or boy baby oyer ]!
year AID Under iears Tho prizes wiz be Of
esive sonvenirs. % that none. Will go away
empty har ded. II all the babies In New York
s.d snt;s Will Fcs Re ss xss
dencr jay. and Others viii indulge U rustic
ompetition, New lorkers are expected to con-
makers. stove makers. and. other manufac:
turers win send samples of Their skill, and
nro1d Of them. for Il VIII Be New YorE's irst
county fair. and viii be superintended BY
Oliver Sumner Teall ff..
The sun., 1891-05-03
L.kewooa's New Church.

The pretty new church Of st. Mary Of the
Lake ut Lakewood. NJ. Of which the Rev.
Thomas D. Hsaly 10 pastor. and which was
dedicated By Bishop O'Fsrrell on Wednesday
morning. was built to take the place Of small
frame structure In which the ooDgregation
hliormeTly worshippsd Al The s9lssmq s 3: hsttgh :stg
Brady ~ deacon. Father Guieso a. sub-de aeon.
: Fathers ctsul. Lawrence. aud DegIsn g
dsacone o. honor and Faihs{ MoClosksy q. ss
Wss delivered By the Bishop. alter which be
extended his blessing, and an INDULGENCE Of
:. forty days to oil who, were present The music
wsa especially excellent.
"" After the mass Pather Healy enterfaiced the
1tshop and vis,tipE clsrRyme9 at q aun1ptuous
The sun., 1891-05-03

For Anehorsng II the wsy OF the Ferry
boats.
Tho schooner Douglas Dearborn has been
fined $50 By the Secretary OF the Treasury for
anchoring in the route OF the Staten Island
ferryboats. The ferryboats have been much
inconvenienced by such violations OF the
anchorage fule0,' ''.' '.
The sun., 1891-05-03
1--WE New ss..aiasvia. Latse-.. Churches

A certificate OF incorporation OF the scandi-
navlan Lutheran Trinity Church OF Jersey
City was fled yesterday In tho County Clerks
ofilce. The incorporators have taken elease
q tho church u Sixth = and Erie s!rests.
Who are nov Il 6rsan VILE. esrtinssts for {
!. church, Of the eAms depominsttop 20 be st