The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-26

I with ore n rs ffl5c1s, e11 - --SNSs
while returning 70 lis home tos frls1aa pat
about eight buckshos into Whiisosad with
q shotgun. Last week 8 cozp-s q osposy
sherifs vent TO Whi:ebesd's ho-s@ 20 ARE
hin for selling whisky Eitbo1i mems
I When thsy reAcoe1 Ire hJ1ss " aitsoe91
was lying On ais bed sgrroun1s1 oT nls az
I brotbors and other members q MS gang
( who were al armed VIA scotzuns aod
I Winchester. After sssrchicS rs hos-ss
/ and examining tbs guns L TIE bands Of
Whissnszd's friends tie o7cers oSensd !.
! IN Use % attempt 70 make &c arrest. and
I Whitehead was no: ds.1ro5d LAST Tues
CAV the officers Lea-1s4 "a: " hitehSad
was Eor King around rs farm, and they de-
cidsd 20 stssmps % arrasf ni1- " 1sn
they reached bis bo1se they found hIn Ia
bed With bzndazs srO1ad MS head he
said that he vas TOO slck 70 Be moved,
that be had never rscoTsTed MS
health after being scos by his friend
The officers found s key Of wine under toe
bed aod q barre. Of whisky near the bei,
bu. ss they co1li no- Es. anything 70 haul
the stuff away wiz they broke IN tie barrel
heads and spilled the wine and whisky On
e ground They eftsr1ari secured q
wagon and took their prisoner . Athens,
AID from there By train 70 Gainesville,
vhsrs be rad = hearing before Com missiOasr
Castor, and gave boEd for bis appearance
at the next term % ths distr.ci court Il
was learned after bis arrss. that V hitehesd
had bean indicted eighteen times il CLARKE
county, b1. the sheriff had never arrested
hiu- The people living near Whitheed say
thst ire negroes IL the district have been
stealing . great deal % cotton and corn
from them and selling IL % whitehead. but
that they have never said anything about
il. az thsy feared that Whitsbead u his
gang would shoot them or burn their hCnes
yLozIDA-
Joe Llambies has fifty hogs 50 bis place
north OF g. Augustine that viii acreage
over 80 pounds each. He has over 90 hogi
al tod
The publication Of the Evsning Herald at
Paistka has Ossn discontinued. bscsuss The
paper lid lot pay. Ihs weekly VII appear
IS usual
B. d Hayward Of Savannah, With bis
associates, will soon colnmsacs mining
phosphate On thsir reosut-y parchsssd Land
I Laze!sud-
TIE csztom house records at Tampa show
tbs sunoznt q money transmitted TO Wash
| i3gtol il tbs past four years for duties col
/ lscced 81 that port % Be $s3, 900.
| lie dynamo room for the Alcazar hotels
electric plant, IL nearing completion. Il
/ viii be concrete building sd joining the
| present engine room, and will b. 3jxj9
/ fse;.
Il Is almost impossi bic p hire help Of any
| kind in Barlow. All classes OF laborers
| have positions and prospects Of Keeping
taen for some time. A great many more
| could get situations.
Thomas Calfncb, son Of n. W. Calfnch,
| while playing on BaFrentine's DOCK, near
| Palatka dag or two ago, fell into the river
and was drowned before assistance could
reach HIN. The body was soon recovered.
The msInbers Of the Methodist church at
| at Bsrtow have decided 10 remodel their
building and make it larger aad more at
txactiye. II Will 10 papered throughout.
new seats put in, and general renovation
given It.
Daytona Messenger: An effort Is being
made 10 bounce Rowlinski. the Russian
light keeper at the lighthouse IL is said
that every male inhabltant at Ponce Park
has signed a petition asking for bis re-
rnoval unless exception 10 made Of the two
assistants, ana they are willing be should CO.
The Secretary Of War has ordered Private
John L. MeaRor. Battery u, Fourth artil.
lery. now at Fort Mcpherson, Georgia. to
-. Francis Barracks. Florida, for hospital
duty, and Second Lieut.. Thomas 3.
Lambreaux, Second artillery, transferred
| 70 the Fourth artillery, vice Wilcox
resigned, and assigned % Battery N al
/ - A<oA 0AAS@of IiSA A4as
Hyam Collins created considerable ex.
citement at Key West Sunday by attempt
ing suicide with a butcher knife, becaust
his mother would noe let him go to church
| However, he only succeeded in inhic.ing q
slight flesh wound across his throat, which
! bled freely and looked frightfully danger
OILS. The sight OF the wound caused bis
mother to give scream and then faint.
The schooner Winfield, Capt. Thomas b.
| SweetinR, left Key West Wednesday morn
Ing for Key Largo and other ports on the
ooass, ana when off Williams Hammock
Thursday morning at 80 o'clock, che was
sailing along with all comfort with three
mIle breeze when very suddenly she was
capsizsd by whirlwind. There were
seventeen on board in all, among VIII IN
were three ladies and five children. They
were all rescued by the schooner William
Curry, Capt Henry Kemp, he being about
four miles from the accident, and one Of the
crew went TO him. There was Considerable
damage done and all OF the provisions were
lost The entire crew and passengers were
Ia the water for about twelve hours The
Winfield is now on the dry dock undergoing
repaira
Among the passengers who boarded the
Mallory Line steamer Nueoes at Galveston
for New York last week we're Mr.. and Mrs.
4. j. Mason OF England, who have been
travelling through California and Texas for
their health. The former was 10 the last
stages Of consumption when the couple
boarded the vessel at Galveston, and Thurs
day afternoon at 1890 o'clock Mr.. Mason
died at sea. On the arrival OF the Nueces
at Key West, Sunday. Undertaken Baker
was sent for and as soon as possible the re-
mains were temporarily inferred In the city
cemetery, where thev will remain till Mrs
Mason can return to her home in England
and prepare for its final interment there.
Mr.. Mason was about IS years OF age. The
| grief-stricken widow continued on to New
York on the Nueces, and will proceed direct
10 England. unless she, too, is overtaken by
death. Her health is completely shattered
caused by worry aud overexertion from
nursing her invalid husband.
Belief that you cant be cured" Is a symp
| tom Of dyspepsia. Take simmons Liver Re .,