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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-10
Cine Qroinana

Sur N~menbirung Der Drbinans in 8ez
aug auf @ebdube unb berer Numz
merirung.
Sci es perorbnet bur6 ben Stabts
-ratb Der Stabt San Mntonio, baB Set
tion Z unb Geftip1 10 Der Orbinaus,
Die fi6 auf @ebdube unb beren Nunts
merirung. be5iebt unb pelhe am 16.
Wopember 1891 angenommer urb gez
biaigt tpurbe, 10 amei1birt perbe, baB
tie in 3nfunft lautet:
Seftion z. Mle pduier miiKen
aa ibrer 6rontzS Settle in beutli9 fiht=
bare Weiie nummerirt iperben, 10 baB
bic Summer bequem bon Der anberett
Settle ber StraBe aus geleien nerben
fam unb amar in Der Weife, tpie Der
Stabtratb bas a%11orbnet, es lei benin,
baB Der @igentbumer ober 8emobner
irgenb eineS 9aufes auBer benz oficiel=
len MummerSS 9ilbe nod Elm orrlannelts
taleres unb ~eleganteres anbringer lafer
min. S~ebenfads barf aber bas SdiIb
ni6t fleiner als 4 3ou I'M Qua6rat
fem.
Seftion 10. Cine eompeteate
perf6nli6feit foI bonn Mapor eruantt
fperben, tuel6e befugt lit, ieben @rurbz
eigentbimer ober Mgenten, nit Der of
f5ieIen 9aus : Nummer gu perIebett.
Sober 9aus : gigentbiimer ober Der
Mgent zines iolden, tpel1er es berz
fdumt, tnnerbalb bon 3ebr (10) 9agen
nod feiner Bena6ri6tigung bic offiz
eielle Nummer an3ubringen, fol zines
8ergebens f6ulbig era6tet unb mad
erfolgter l1eberfibrung por benz @efor=
Der berurtbeilt merben unb 5tpar fol
ieber Sag Der 8erfdumniB als gelonz
berries 8ergeben betradtet tperben.
Nagenommen nnb gebiuigt ben Z.
Mdr5 1892.
Brpan gaIIagbam,
MaDor.
Ntteitirt: g. g. @Iaubpn,
@itp @lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-10
Cine 0rbinans
Sur Grbebung einer 9opfs unb ad va.
loren Steuer CUR llnterbaltung Ser
Stabtberualtung fir bas nit
benz 81. Mdr5 1892 abs
i1lieBenbe 6isfaliabr.

Sc fei perorbnet bur6 ben etabt=
ratb Der Stabt San Mntonio:
Section /. 9aB fir bas nit
benz 81. Wtai 1892 abidlieBenbe Mu=
nieipaliabr cine 9opfiteuer BON 81 fit
ieben mdtnli1en Ginmobner i'm glitter
swii6en FL mnb go Sabren erboben
tperben foa, mel9e nidt auf anbere
Weife bur6 bas @eIeb po1. Der @er=
pfli9tung Der Steueraablung ausgez
ttor1mer tporbert finb u1tb pora1tsgeiebt,
baB biefe Yerfomen felt minbefens 6
Wonatet Dor benz /. SUM 1891 ID biefer
Stabt getpobnt baben.
@eetip -. OaB bierbl1rh cine
Stetier fir allgerteine 3pede aufgelegt
tuerben fol- fir bas NIT benz 81. Mtai
1892 abi6lieBenbe Gisfaliabr auf alles
@runbeigentbim pber perf0nlihes gis
gentbnrt, bas ni6t anberpeitig bur9
bic StaatsgefeBe ober bic ftdbtif1e11
Srbinan5en bon Der 8effenerung aus=
genpmmet lit unb stpar cine ad valorem
Steuer CUR &ate $1.O02 auf ie 800
WertbI an G~igentbum.
Section 8. 9aB CUR 8e3ablnng
Der 3inien Der bonbirten 96ulb Der
5tabt unb our 51afung eines Sill
gungsfonbs CUR f6lieBliden Mb3ablung
berielben bierbur1 cine Spe3ialaeuer
BON $0.29.5 auf ie 500 Wertb bon
aaem in Section q erpdbnten gigens
tbum erboben tperbe.
Section 4. Sag in uebereins
ftintmung nit etner friiber aagenom=
ntenei1 unb burd Bic Gteuer3abler hi eli
ner am s. Mdr5 1882 abgebaltener
Wabl ratiF5irten Drbinan5 bierbur1
fir bas Mnnieipalfabr 1891-1892
etne Spe5iallteuer bon SOTO aif lie
$l00 @igentbums Wertb, tpel1es Der
Befeuering CUR unterbaltung Der
fdbtii6en S6nlen untermDrfen 1T,
erbobm rerben fol-.
Section 5. 9aB our goIenbung
Der fgitD @aa tnb CUR Yfa1terung unb
NuSi6miifunG bes oieielbe nn9ebenben
plaBe8 bierbur1 fiir bas nit benz 81.
Wtai 1892 abf6lieBenbe 6isfaliabr
(einfdlieBli9 Der am 80. Mtdr3 1891
erbobenet1 10 Gents) cine Spe3ialteuer
bon $0.16.5 auf iea$100 giJentbumsz
Wertb erboben perben iollen unb stpar
auf alles in Der Section 2 ertpdbnte
@igentbum.
M%nsenommen unb gebilst ant Is.
Gebruar 1892.
IL. 81 s. Sdreiner,
MaDnr pro tenn.
4tteiirt: 6. g.. GIaubon,
@itD GIerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-10
Cine Grbiaana
CUR Grbebung elmer @emerbe : @teuer
fir ba8 Sabr 1892.

gs lei .perorbnet bur6 ben @tabtratb
bon San Mntonio :
Section l. DaB BON ieber pers
ion, Girma ober @efeli6aft BON perz
fonen, mel6e ireenb Elm @emsrbe be-
treiben, bas nod ben @efeBen bes Staaz
tes 5erus beiteuert rirb, bic Ddlfte
6iefer Staatsfteuer-mit folhen ginz
fbrdnfungei1 unb 8egrensulgen, Die
bas etdatsseieb iie feitifelt-ds fdbs
tide Steuer auferlegt ur1b erbobem merz
ben lou, unb baB aae 8ei1dftigttnge1
un6 @emerbe, bic bisber BON Der eta6t
beiteuert uurben, obne baBs Der Stat
biefelben befteuert, au6 In 3ufunft bies
ielbe eteuerrate entridten ioaeu, bic fie
bisber 81 5ablen batten.
M1getlommen uab Bebi1igt am Is.
GebTuar 1892.
. S. S6reiner,
w. MfaDor pro tenn.
Attetirt: 6. @. @Iaubon,
@itp Glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-10
wlHdlttbe xeute aus suotaua.

aBm, Simmons, pnfmetrer In Jbartue, Subtand,
f@retbt uDas Electric Httter8" bot mir mebr senist,
al8 oue anberen G9ebtetuen 5uiummensencmmen, seSen
aue bic DefAwerben unb 0efben, mel@e be Tclse BON
6tbrunsen Der Ntereu unb Der Sober Fnb.a Der Tars
mer unt giehsh4teI Sohn 2eslie, ~ebeufas por SSba.
stue, faSt: so bdlte electric gttter8 fur BITE bere
Webtetn, bic e8 stebt, ID b4be mtd mad ttrem 0es
brau6e rie aeu sfboren sefnbIt.N 5. I'd. Gardener,
en Giienpaaren SdnfIer ~berielben SrtiAaft, fast:
yGlee.ris 8ttters 1T percbe Gas, mas Semanb 5ran2t.
wte man ~ fasen pfest. M.r bat es bic @efunbbett
interrogation unp Id babe pteber Gppettt uEs neuen
9ebenSmntbis
Hpptbefen. abplpt Dreib, Gepmpfon & Co., WboIes
1aIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-10
Cages Wenigfeitem.
& | B.

- Jn1 Heprdse1tattterbaute 3l Wa>
ibington baben iebt Bic SarifsBe batten
aufs neue begonnen. gs banbelt iid
nm Springe,s Spe3ialz9 arifs8il sur
Nufbebung Der Woa30lle. Sn 6olge
ber grfranfung Springers pertrat SIC
Milin BON 5erneHee bic Bill. gr
grif babel bic geiammte Me&inlepide
3oQgeieBgebung an, pel9e fem Mufi1t
mad, 7ausi6liebli6 elmer befdrdntten
NnaahI BON GroB=Snbuftrielen gu Gute
gefommert lei. 9ingleD bon Maine
iibernabm in fdbiger Weiie bic 8ertbeiz
bigung Der republifanif1en S1ubaoIs
geieBgebung. @r tparnte aber gait3
beionbers Dor Der Mnnabme Der porIies
genben Sill aur NufbebuHg Der Woaz
56Qe, ba bur6 bieieIbe bic amerifaniz
f6e 5daf3u6t ~boliidnbig permidtet
tuerben wiirbe.
Ser prdiibent bat benz 8un6ess
fenate bic geiam1ate RorreSpanben5,b bic
lid auf benz 8ebringsmeerss Streit be-
3iebt unb bic pom 20. NpriI 1891 bis
gum 8. Mar3 1892 rei6t, iiberianbt.
- Die Qer5te bes &eprdfentanten
Springer baben erfIdrt, baB er iebt aus
ieber 8efabr lei. Mud in 8laine8
'8efinben 1T cine Wenbung gum Bei1es
rem eingetreten.
SIN a0ngreb ipirb am 81. Mdr3
bic Bin CUR 0erbanblrng fommeit, burh
melde lpeitere Bemiligungen fir bic
@bieagOer Melt : Musfelung gemadt
merben foaen.
Oie 5taaten Minnelota, Wis>
confiu M;lb bic beiben 9afotas ipurbeu
Don einem berbeererben Bhssarb beims
aeiuht. Sn st. paul muBten bic
96ulen gd9lofen uub Der pferbes
babHbetrieb ~einge'telt iperben. Ser
Selesrapbenberfebr lit auf tpeite Sire
dep unterbroden morben, ba Der Drfan
bic 2eitnnsen serit6rt bat,
MuSIanb.
- Sn Berlin gebt bas gerh6t, baB
9err bon Bennigfen fein Nmt als 9bers
prdli6ent Der propina 0annoper niez
berlegett iperbe, neil er nit benz S1mls
gefebsgntipur unaufrieben lit.
- Sept lit aud bic literarif6e 900
1ensfdrift rGegenmart" (gegriinbet
bon Or. paul 2inbau unb 3ulsbt bers
ausgegeben bon Or. 9beopbil 3oling)
epnfiseirt tpprben.
- CUR gei9laenabmnng Der v@es
%genipart" tpirb na9trd9li1 nod aus
Berlin gemelbet: Der iunge s1riftfiels
Ter Morimilian 0arben bat feline gliids
li6e 9aHb. Na6bem bic nGrantfurter
3eitung" tpegen eines 6arben' i6en
Teulletons (n,@efr0nte Qdupter") ppz
| lin bic 8eb6rben MaieffdtssN eleibigung
faben, beihlagnabmt worben, muBte
1unmebr aud bic 3eiti6rift r@egens
mart" bran glauben. 9ie ,@egeftz
mart" purbe coniseirt tpegeit eines
6arben'f1en Nrtifels, Der Ii1 nit Der
@iberbelebung bes Menuets bel1dftfgt,
au nelder befanntIid &aiier Wilbelm
ben anfoB CAB.
BON Der beutf6srnifi6en @ren3e
,perben tpieber grobe 9ruppen 8etpez
gln9en gemelbet. Sober balbmegs
l1ennensnertbe @ren5sSrt 1T nit Mili>
tdr, beionbers nit 9oiaden, iiberfiint.
= General &epno 8arrios 1T gum
prdiibenten Der 3epublif @uatamala
getpdblt morben. Die Mnbdnger 2ains
feita's. feines Gegens ganDibaten,
i6m6ren &ade.
= aus Der ipaniihen Stabt Sebila
wirb beridtet, bob bic Guadalupe iiber
ibre nfer setreten lift unb gauge Stabts
. tbeile unter Wafer geiebt bot.
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ferr g. s. Waaner, Np 2l7 pf.

Serr 6. s. @aiIer, SO PIT oft.
9oufton StraBe bdlt ftets bas poas
fommenfte 2ager in 3eidenmatertaz
lien, 9apeten, Garben, @Ios, Spiegels
glas. 8ilberrabmen, GirniHen unS alen
3ei1nens unb Malers l1teniiIien. &iinftz
lerifh ausgefibrte 8ilber unb Statuets
ten &c. iinb in elmer febenspsrtben @als
lerie our an5i6t unb gum @erfauf auss
geiteat. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefps
rationen 1T has @ef9madpollte unb
Neueite bort gu finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-10
MIsFIT CLOTHING PARLOR

giebt guren Collars ~boppelten Wertb.
Gom Shneiber senta9te $25 9errers
4nsise fir $t2.50
Bonn 96neiber gemadte 8einfleiber
tpertb $3.50, ieBt S.. Wir baben
paHenbes fir Seben urb repariren Elm
Sabr TO tenfrei. So. 200 goms
merees, gde NaparrosS trabe.
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Wom Sosme,1anfs 3it,,t epmmcrs
nnterSaas.
Cir sanser Sas erfpart.

@eifenbe bon Seras mad ct. Souls
unb Ditlihen Stdbten f0nnen afp6lf
Stunben 6abr5eit fparem, tpetr, lie
ibre 8iaette aber bic pSSron Mountai1t
&Dute~, faufen. Sic baben bier bic
feinen puIman Buffet S1lafmagen /;
bic ausseaeibnetens Reclining Chair
Cars. Sige frei. Weaea gin3elbeiten
menbet gud an Sno s. Qemis, PaHas
ge asent, Miitia, 9egas.
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sa- Morgan gitb SLID,
Muitern unb Wilb : Dcpot,
Sripino > StraBe, spifden Maia umb
Militdr pla3a. GIeif1, Semitic,
@efiigel tets an 9anb au ben niebrigz
fen Marftpreifen. poftarten aperben
fir 8eiteaungen gratis pertbeilt. 9elez
pBon 81. ollie auftrage tperben prompt
ausgefibrt. Gren1 & 60.
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bB~ Sir gutes 0oIa, ridtig gemeis
len un6 pronlpte 8ebienYng spenbe
man fid an bic Carr Woob 60.
Selepbon 1893.
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Snmtbern Nacific . 8abn.

Srutbern Xacific $ 0abn.
Mbfabrt.
Na9 Netp>O rleaI.s, 9onftor unb @als
peffon 8:45 8orm. mnb 8 700 Mbenbs.
MmfuHft.
Son 9tetpzO Orleans, 6ouiton unb Sal
Deiton 1900 Born. unb :05 Wa1m.
4bfabrt.
Na1 San GraneiSeo, 81 Yafo unb
eagle paB......-....4:35 Na9m.
Mntunt.
Bon San Graneiseo, gl Yafo unb
eagle paB .-.........8:15 Born.
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Giitnbabn Ga9r BlaIl.
8. & O. 81. 8abm.

4bfabrt.
Na6 ct. 2ouis bia Sron Mountain
ober M. 6. & IS AS Morgens.
Sad st. 2ouis pia Sron Mountain
Noute ..........6:OO MbenDs.
9tad Garebo. 1856 Worm.
Mnfunt. .
Bon ct. 9ouis, Srpn Mountain & M.
6. & 9............. 9:35 8prm.
Bon st. 2omis, Sron Mountain & SO.
6. &3.-..........10:00 MbenbS.
yon Xurebn. :35N a1m
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q. u. b u. g. 8abm.
WbfQhrt.

Nad @alpelton, Souitcn unb @nero
tdgtid unt :. .....--.9:55 Born.
9aa1 Corpus gbri1i, Rodport unb Bee
bile fdgli6 nm.......1:30 Na9m.
Tad aerrpiIe tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sonttag8, um.........5:00 Nah.
N~nfunft.
Bon Galpeiton, Sou5ton unb Guero
tGglid1 UNI ....... $40 Mbenb8.
gott Corpus @brifti, &odport unb 8eez
bile, tdglih i'm. 49,. 1855 Nahm.
Bon aerrpiIe tdglid, ausgenommen
Sonntags. ...........9:45 Born.
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Heutf9 9eivrDd,en.

q z*9H &nfkiiitf an pper ipT9@e pnT Bet 1900
in HATHAWAY, M. D.,
etez<&5 z4ebanbe, SO aab IS Mef ; Gommerafsate,
N3tcnte, IesaSs etue areppe pod.
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1attii9e gdber, $40 0ritte strabe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-16
COLD WAVE HERE TODAY.
A Drop of 2o' in Temperature
This Morning.

a Drop of 2o' in Temperature by
This Morning.
The cold wave predicted by the weather
bureau yesterday, began to make itself felt
at midnight last night The day was a
warm one for the season. The maximum
temperature was 70 and the minimum So.
the mean temperature being 10 above the
normal. The total rainfall for
the twenty-four hours ending at O'clock
last night was .02 of an inch. The tenn
perature remained nearly stationary in the
central and upper Mississippi. valleys and
west Of the Mississippi. except in Western
Nebraska and North Dakota, where a rise
of 10o took place. A decided fall in TEN
perature occurred in Mississippi North west
Georgia, Eastern Tennessee, Middle and
North Atlantic states and lower lake region,
while it remained nearly stationary along
the immediate South Carolina and Georgia
coasts, throughout Florida and along the
immediate Gulf coast.
Generally fair weather prevailed through
out all sections.
The following telegram was received yes-
terdaY from the chief Of the weather bu-
reau: "Hoist cold wave signal. Temper
azure will fall about 20' by Tuesday morn
ing"
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity
h generally fair, colder.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-16
LOCAL PERSONAL.

W. R. Bewick Of Hazlehurst is at the De
Soto.
G. L. Battle of Waycross is at the Mar
shall.
]. E. Humber OF Lumpkin is at the Pu-
laski.
L. johnson of Waycross is at the
Screven.
James K, Clarke Of Darien spent yesterday
In the city.
J. F. Maybank of Monticello is a guest OF
the Marshall.
W. j. Fripp of Beaufort, 8. c., is regis
tered at the Marehall
Graham McKinnon OF Statesboro is reg
istered at the Screven.
Mr.. ADD Mrs. A. NJ. Kidder and Miss Kid.
der of New York are stopping at the De
Soto.
NJ. H. CLAUS of New Orleans was a
visitor on the floor of the cotton exchange
yesterday.
A. II. Green OF Cambridge, the champion
high jumper Of Harvard College, is stop
ping at the De Soto.
There was q pleasant combination valen-
tine-leap year hop at Armory hall las,
night. About thirty couples were present,
and an enjoyable time was had.
Mr.. George W. Webster of PHILADELPHIA
has opened au Office here for the Hartford
Life. Insurance Company. He will remove
his family here soon and make Savannah
his permanent residence.
The leap year hop Of the young ladies
auxiliary Of the Young Mems Hebrew AS
ISOLATION was held at the De Soto last night.
There were twenty-five couples present, and
the affair was very enjoyable one. The
music was by Cobbs band An elegan
supper was served by the De Soto at Il
o'clock
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-16
CITY BREVITIHs.

The Elks will hold an important meeting
tonight TO consider matters of vital inter-
est to the order
The ladies' auxiliary of the Young Mems
Christian Association will hold a meeting
at the rooms Of the association to-day at IL
o'clock.
Tbs regiment had battalion drill in the
parade ground last night. There was
large number of men in ranks and the drill
was highly oreditable one. Col. Reilly
commanded in the absence Of Col. Mercer.
who had TO attend the meeting of the
Georgia Historical Society. The regiment
practiced several movements which are to
be executed in the parade on Washington's
birthday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-16
ODD FELLOWS TO CELEBRATE
The Semi-Centennial Of the Order 1,
Georgia Next Month.

The Semi-Centennial Of the Order In
Georgia Next Month.
Week after next the Odd Fellows OF
Savannah and throughout the state will
celebrate the semi-centennial of Odd Eel
lowship in Georgia. The committee from
the Savannah lodges in charge of the cele-
bration here has arranged an interesting
programme.
The anniversary occurs March 4. The
officers of the grand lodge and grand en-
campment of Georgia will be here, arriving
Thursday morning, March g.
Thursday evening, at Odd Fellows hall, a
concert, vocal and instrumental, will be
given for the members OF the order and
their families only.
Friday at 3 p. m. there will be a general
parade and an address by hon. John B.
Goodwin of Atlanta. representative from
this jurisdiction to the sovereign grand
lodge.
Friday night Oglethorpe lodge, the
mother lodge Of the state, will celebrate Its
50th birthday. This will be one of the feat
pres Of the celebration. Tbs programme Ia
being arranged by a committee from the
iOdno
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-16
TIE LITTLE ONES AT THEIR BEST.

The Children's Entertainments Yester-
day Draws a Big Crowd.
The children's entertainment at the the
ater yesterday afternoon was attended by a
big audience. The entertainment was even
better than when first performed.
Little Rita Roth made the hit of the after
noon. She bad to respond three times.
First she recited the "Minuetn and next the
"Bootblack," concluding with burlesque
recitation on the different kinds of acting,
In the last piece she was immense, and when
she went through the movements Of the
tragedy performers the house fairly rang
with applause. The child is q wonder. Her
self-possession and perfect acting is worthy
OF a person who has been on the stage a
life time.
Magnus Haas as director of the "wax
Works" also made a decided hit. His in
troductory speech to the audience, contain
ing some OF the hardest and longest words
in the English language, was rendered in
splendid style.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-16
AN APPEAL FOR ooMmurArIoN
John webb's Case TO Go Before the
Governor.

John Webb's Case TO Go Before the
Governor.
IL is not probable that John Webb, the
| condemned negro murderer Of Ananias
Hill, who was sentenced to death over a
year ago, and whose appeal for a new trial
is still pending, will ever die on the gal
lows
His attorneys, George A. Mercer, Jr.,
and j. Ferris Cam, are getting up petit
tion TO Gov. Northen for a Communication Of
sentence to life imprisonment, to which
they are securing numerous signatures
Nearly all the jury which convic ted Webb
have signed the petition and Solicitor Gen.
eral Fraser has done likewise.
In addition the solicitor general, IL is un~
derstOod, intends writing personal letter
to Gov. Northen recommending the COM
mutation. The governor will likely grant
the application.
Webb has been a chronic sufferer from
epilepsy for the past fifteen years and since
bis confinement he has had numerous at
tacks. Few people have believed that it
would be right TO hang the negro in view Of
the terrible affection Of which he Is a vic
tim and Communication OF sentence will
give general satisfaction.
The circumstances Of Hills murder seems
70 show that Webbis mind Is not OF the
strongest character. After killing his victim
while he lay in drunken stupor, Webb
came to the city and told his story of the
crime to Solicitor General Fraser. He said
that Hill had shot him three weeks before
and threatened his life repeatedly, and he
decided that the best thing to do would be
to get his enemy out Of the way, which he
did.
After detailing every incident of the
affair Webb asked the states attorney in a
simple manner if he hadn't done RIGHT
minute or two later he surprised that officer
by asking IL he couldn't return to his home,
promising to come back whenever wanted.
During his trial Webb insisted that he
had done right in killing Hill, and when he
was sentenced to death he smiled in an in
nocent manner and told the officers after
ward that he didn't mind dying, but he
hated TO leave his wife and children.
The negro has been one of the most docile
prisoners in the jail, and there isn't an at
uache Of that institution who doesn't be-
lieve that Webb Ia mentally unbalanced,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-16

Does she feel poorly all the time, suffer
from lack of energy, and general mo-
account" listlsss enervation2 She needs a
tonic. Something is wrong with her blood.
Run for doctor! Not at all. my dear sir.
Get her bottle of P. p. P. (Prickly Ash.
Poke Root and Potassium), the very best
woman's regulator and tonic extant. It
reaches the source of trouble quietly and
quickly, and before you know it your wife
will be another woman, and will bless the
kind fate that brought P. P. P. to her notice
and relief. Our best physicians indorse and
reco nmend it, and no well-conducted house,
hold, where pure blood and its concomitant
happiness is appreciated. should be without
it. For sale by reputable medicine men
everywhere.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-16
RAIL AND CROssrIH.

The Georgia division Of the Railway
Agents Association met In Macon Sunday.
The number present would have been larger
had it not been for the fect thai there was
some mistake as TO the date of the meeting,
some of the members being under the I'M
preston that it was called for Feb. %,
The meeting was presided over by
Z. A. Jobson, cashier of the Richmond
and Danville. who is vice president of the
association, with j. o. Walker secretary Of
the division. The principal business was
the election OF delegates to represent the
division at the grand division meeting.
which is to be held in Jacksonville March
10. The following were elected delegates:
I. P. Stansell, agent Georgia railroad,
Augusta, chairman; W. 8. King, agent
Savannah, Florida and Western railroad.
and Danville, Wadley; c. A. Jobson,
cashier Richmond and Danville. Macon /;
James Gallagher, cashier Savannah,
Florida and Western, Savannah: J. o.
Walker, agent Central railroad, Barnes
vile. Alternates: NJ. Lettuce, Central
railroad, Macon; G. NJ. Voolfolk, Rich
mond and Danville, Columbus; Fiournoy.
Richmond and Danville, Macon; j. T. Hem
merry, Savannah, Florida and Western.
Griffin. A number of new members were
elected members of the association. Macon
was selected as the permanent place for
the regular meetings which are
held on the third Sunday in July and the
third Sunday in January in each year. The
place of meeting on the third Sunday in
April and October will be determined at
the July and January meetings. The meet
ing on the third Sunday in April next win
be held at Tybee. The Georgia division of
the Railway Agents Association Is in most
hourishing condition, the membership now
numbering nearly 200, and is still gaining.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-16
NEXT MONDAYS RACES.

Some Good Sport for Washington's
Birthday.
Manager A. p Doyle is arranging an at
tractive programme for the matinee Of trot-
ting and running races on Washington's
birthday at Thunderbolt driving park.
There will be free for all trot and pace.
a 2:50 class trotting and pacing, two quarter
dashes running, and a half mile dash run
ming. The entries to all these races will
close tomorrow night.
Horsemen have but two days to make
entries, and IL would be well for them to see
Manager Doyle without delay. Liberal
purses will DO offered in each event.
II entries can be secured 1t is likely that a
foot race will be added to the afternoons
eVenta ma
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-16
WORKING ON THE QUIET.
Col Hawkins Not Sleeping Over the
Sam Road.

Col Hawkins Not Sleeping Over the
Sam Road.
The Sam road people are said to be work
titles here, preparatory TO beginning the
construction of the road from Lyons
Col. Hawkins is said to have written a
letter to a gentleman here few days ago
in the nature Of an inquiry as to what IN
ducements might be offered In the way of
securing terminals. He will likely visit the
city soon himself
Col. Hawkins has the money, it is said to
complete the road and there is little doubt
about its being done in time to handle next
seasons business. The work can be finished
in from four to five months, and will proba-
ably begin about April