The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-26

/ Of town their rendezvous. From this pair
| tls stock mas increased until it numbers
/ Ow between a dozen and a score. Every
business man is their friend. and they have
become quite tame. They are all marked
alike
R. B. Bee Of Jacksonville is ths possessor
Of some very valuable relics Of the revoiu-
tiOnary war. The articles, dueling pistol,
on the butt Of which is q plate bearing the
Initials 81. W. g.; !" a three-edzed sword,
hollow ground, with a silver hilt and por
pOise leather scabbard, and q royal palm
cane, having head of carved buck horn
Fernandina Mirror: We learn that the
knock-oh by the longshoremen Tuesday
morning was ordered by the grand mogul
Of the Knights OF Labor, who wanted
meeting held. 1t was a serious iucon-
venience TO several vessels in port, Whose
masters were unable TO get the help for
which they asked in vain. No wonder our
lumber shipments are decreasing.
Last Saturday morning, as the steamer
St Lucie was approaching the railroad
dock at Titusville, she coilided with the
little yawl boat owned by the signal service
ct that place, turning TIE hrtle boat over.
The occupants of the boat were Sergt-
Hersey, Messrs Clune and Huntington and
DIR. Baker, the latter a visitor from Lancas-
ter, Pa. No damage save loss of two guns.
Lumber Company have added to their Office
furniture one of the la est improved phono
graphs. President James A. Graham will
use IL in indicating his business correspond
ence. He talks to the wax cylinders and
they will repeat his words any number of
times. The advantage is that the phono-
graph can be made TO repeat q sentence or
few words only. The clerk writes that
down, then starts the machine and writes
another sentence. The photograph is a
wonderful invention. IL is a valuable adj
dition 10 busy business mans Office.
The Melbourne correspondent of the
Titusville Star writes: "On Monday even-
ing Mrs. h. W. Goode, passing through
TIE dining room of the Riverside, took from
one Of the tables what she thought to be
hush-nut meat which some of the children
had been cracking. The flavor was SO fine
she turned back to see if there were any
more. Fortunately no more was found, for
in short time she was seized with violent
pains. purging AID vomiting, with every
symptom of virulent poisoning. All reme-
dies were administered that could be
thought of and at 10 p. m. the lady was
little easier aud 1t was hoped would soon
recover. The apparent harmless little nut
happened TO be seed of the coral tree"
Rt. Rev. Father Ignatius, the benedictine
monk of Llanthony abbey, London. is at
Green Cove Spring. The Spring says:
Father Ignatius is the reviver Of the prin-
ciples of monasticism in the Established
Church of England. He has for twenty
seven years been giving constant and ardent
service in the re-establishment of monasti-
cism in the Church of England with varying
success. A recent encounter with Bishop
Littlejohn has intensified the interest of the
people in the monk and his work. 'Hs is
not only the first Episcopalian benedictine,'
says the New York World, the world has
ever seen, but apparently. the pioneer Of
new order of things in the mother church
Of England. To all who watch the drift of
religious events the news from the other
side has most important bearing, for it
argues a disposition on the part of the
Anglican church to try the methods Of re-
hgious life so much in vogue at the time of
the reformation