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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-20
ALL TOOK a HAND.
4 Riot, in Which Several Come Out
Cut, Bit and Beaten.

4 Riot, in Which Several Come Out
Cut, Bit and Beaten.
There was a small sized riot out in
Woodsville yesterday among four or five
factions which was as lively as it was
furious while it lasted.
Negroes heads were the targets for all
the bricks and sticks that could be
brought into play 1t all started about a
dispute between two women, one of whom
was Henrietta Mitchell, who was prose-
CuLed after the engagement had come to
an end by another woman, Mary Mitchell,
on two charges-8ssault and battery and
breach of thepeace.
According to the Mitchell woman s
story some of the women in the neigh
borhOod, among them Henrietta MITCHELL
were engaged in quarrel, and when she
attempted to act as peace maker, Henri
eta, who is not of her kind, as Mary
terms it, made some derOgabOry remarks
about some other woman who
was member of the same
benevolent society. This she
could not, or would not stand, and re
scented it by tellius Henrietta what she
thought OF her. To her surprise, Mary
says, the other woman heaped insult
upon injury by calling to her husband,
Benz amin, to hold her, while Henrietta
played Boil Dat Cabbage Down, :" on her
head with stick
just then some one interfered, which
brought fifth party into the affair. The
fray promised to become epidemic and al
most the entire settlement took a hand.
Some used their fists. Others clubs, sticks,
and bricks, and some even kicked their
way. The fight did not stop there. The
Mitchell woman came into the city and
swore out warrants of various kinds be-
fore Justice McDermott against Henri
eta Mitchell, ner husband, Ben Mitchell,
Sandy Ferguson, Laura Walsh, Bob
Watts; in fact, almost the entire neigh
borhood. Officer. James Smith went out
and brought them-at least a number of
them in They will be tried to-day. AS
each tells different story, it win be
lively court over which Judge McDermott
will preside
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block Of brick buildings and it viii soon
be ready for occupancy.
Rumor says that we are to have twoaor
three more drug stores ia eur town.
DIR. j. G. White is contemplating build
ing a handsome brick hotel on his lot ad-
joining the court house square.
The question Of a new brick tireproof
court house is now agitating the minds Of
the people of Bulloch county.
The town is enforcing n rigid quaran-
tine against Brunswick.
MIR. S. f Allif is building about a
dozen tenement houses over in East
StatesborO The little suburb has been
named Jacksonville
The annual meeting of the Miller Asso-
citation win convene atF'riendship church,
five miles from this place, on the first
Tuesday in October
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LET THE STEvEDoREs SELECT
HEADERS.
The Association Changes It's Consti-
tuition in Violation of Judge Fall
gant's Order.

The Association Changes Its Consti-
tuition in Violation of Judge Fall
gant's Order.
Editor Morning News; The Work
ingmen's Union Association seems de-
termined to take an advantage of part
of its members, who Glanced to have
been born in South Carolina, notwith-
standing Judge Falligants order that
there should be no difference on account
Of place Of nativity. In order to do this
they have changed the constitution to meet
this demand, utterly disregarding the re-
quirement OF a'twethird vote.
II is a pity that men should allow
prejudice and discrimination to get the
better of them and resort TO drawing
state lines, which is as detrimental as it is
unjust, for it not only Geprives some men
of all their privileges andrights, but it al
so presents to the public the unjust IN
called for and unautbOritdtige rulings of
a majority, which causes strife and con
tention where otherwise, had the order of
the court been adhered TO- naught else
but peace ana harmony could have pre-
vailed
This is o deplorable fact, and it only re-
auires the word of every fair-miuded,
true and conscientious member to crush
the movement in its infancy, and let not
the fair name OF wOr6ingmen be COntami-
mated with that which could be called I'M
fair.
Tonight the institution will hold it's
regular meeting, at which time headers
are to be elected by a majority vote and
the power vested in the president TO ap-
point headers when needed. Why this
chauge} Does it benefit the organization
morel We are perfectly willing to live
under the same old laws, and though
there is not a man from South Carolina
holding the humblest position, still we
are satisfied and don't propose to change
the custom heretofore practiced, and ask
the kind consideration of a conserya tive
ublic. A. FL. GRANT.
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TEN WHISKY CASES.
The Mayor Has a Lively Lot of Sun
day Law Violators.

day Law Violators.
Yesterday was the regular day on
which Mayor McDonough hears the cases
against those who are charged with sell
ing whisky on Sunday, and it will 90
down in the history of the police court as
liquor day. There were seven parties on
the docket, but as some had two charges
against them, there were virtually ten
cases for alleged violation Of the Sunday
law
John I. Carr was charged with selling
whisky on Sept. 10. His case was dis
missed.
William Diers was charged with selling
liquor on Sunday, Sept. 3. His case was
continued
Mrs E. A. Steinman was charged with
selling liquor Sept. 3. and Sept. Il Both
cases were continued.
Mrs. M. r. Larkin was convicted of
selling liquor Sept. 3, and of selling
whisky without license, and was fined
S9lQ or sixty days in Jail. Mrs. Larkin
Will appeal TO council
Il. Miller was on the docket for selling
Walsky twice on Sept. 3, and his case
was continued.
j. II. Lankenau and II. SEMINARS were
uled Tor selling liquor Sept. II, and the
cases against them dismissed.
A Mendel was given a hearing for not
having the curtains to his barrOom,
which adjoins his restaurant, rolled up,
ana was dismissed with a good repri-
mand
The officers who docketed the cases
against the. saloon keepers were Kava-
1dugh, York and eX-Officer Jernigan.
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FOR SALE.

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E1OR SALE Sound, gentle and fast horse
A also light wagon and harness. X, this
office,
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E1OR SALE. one of the best lots on tn emar-
Il ket, the southwest corner OF Barnard and
Third streets. 3Oxil7; an elegant site for q
residence. O u. Dorsett.
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MAYOR LAMB DENIES a REPORT
And Pays a Compliment TO Savannah's
Health Omcer.

Brunswick, Ga, Sept, 16.-Editor
Morning News: Allow me through the
columns of your valuable paper to correct
an erroneous report being circulated over
the state In behalf of the good citizens of
Brunswick as well as myself, to this eff
feet: That there was a conflict between
the marine hospital surgeons and the 10
cal authorities of the city, which cause
WAS made to appear as the basis for the
s9-called indignation meeting held in this
city on Friday, the 18th ult. in which
meeting speeches were made and much
stress laid upon the fact that the United
States government through her marine
surgeons had usurped the powers of the
local authorities. Such a state of affairs
have never existed and are not substan-
tated by the facts. The government
physicians, when they arrived in Bruins
wick at once proceeded to take charge of
the Branham residence where surgeon
Branhan was sick, whichin my opinion un-
der existing circumstances was eminent
lv proper and so stated to Drs. Hinton
and Carter offering at the same time
to render any assistance in my power as
mayor to stamp out the fever. The truth
is many Of our people have never realized
the existence of yellow fever in our
midst, and instaad OF investigating into
the real status of our condition, would
consume their time in condemning gov
eminent surgeons and Health Officer
Drummer, who in my humble opinion has
won laurels in his profession fol a strict
discipline of quarantine l congratulate
the charitable city of SGvan-
nah upon having so efficient an
officer to guard the health of d prosperous
people, and l trust in the future our city
may nave the same blessing. / shall, if
permitted. through the kind hand of pro-
yidence to live through this epidemic, say
to the physicians, instead of rebuking
them for an honest, conscientious express
sion of opinion, you who have saved US,
well done thou good and faithful servants.
THOMAS w. LAMB, Mayor.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE IN ADMIRALTY.


NOTICE IN ADMIRALTY.
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, EAST.
u HRN DIVISION OF THE SOUTHERN Dis
rRGCT OFGEORGIA, IN ADMIRALTY-Wh Whereas,
libel In Rem has been filed on the eighth
day OF September instant, in the District
Court Of the United states for the Southern
District OF Georgia by August Schmidt, VIM.
II. PnyneJoh Brown, Philip Evoy, Joseph
g. burpee, Richard D; willy, l., M. schmidt
Marion schmidt, Elizabeth smith r X.
Douglass and John Rourke a. Son, Joint own.
ers OF steam tug Dandy, and VIM II. Payne,
master Of the said Dandy" against the Nor$
weEian bark "Hosten' her tackle, apparel
and furniture now lying at Sapelo, In tho
said district ana against all persons lawfully
intervening for their interests therein. In
cause OF salvage, civil aud maritime, for rea|
sons and causes in the said libel mentioned,
and praying the usual process and monltiou
in that behalf TO be made: and that ali per-
sons claiming any interest therein may ba
cited 60 appear and answer the premises; and
that the said Norwegian bark "Hosten" may
be condemned and sold to pay tho demands Of
the 1belant, And, whereas. warrant OF
arrest has been issued on the said eighth
day OF September under the seal Of said court,
commanding me to 9ttach the said Norwe-
gian bark Hosten, her tackle apparel and
furniture, and to give due notice to all per.
sons claiming the same 20 appear and answer,
and make claim thereto.
Now. therefore. j do hereby give public no.
tice to all persons claiming tho said Norwe-
Rau bark HOsten, her tackle, apparel and
furniture or in any manner interested therein,
that they be aud appear at the clerk s ONCE
Of the district court Of the United States for
the Southern district Of Georgia in the city
Of savannah, on Saturday, the 23rd day OF
September next, A. u. 1893, at 10 o'clock, in
the forenoon Of that day, then and there to
interpose their claims, and to make their allie.
CATIONS in that behalf
Dated Mt Savannah Georgia, this 9Th day Of
September, A. ID. 1898
FRARK LEVERETT,
United States Marshal, Southern District Of
Georgia
BY w. A. BUCKNER,
Deputy
LESTER & RAvENEL,
T1rprfnr + .fha1tapA
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THE CALAMITY LIAR.
Efficient and Weu-Known Georgia
School Teacher Loses His Mind.


Albany, Ca, Sept 19.-The Evening
Herald of this city in its this afternoon
issue contained telegram from the
Columbus Ledger, asking if there was
any yellow fever here. 1t appears from
this that the calamity liar is at work,
and feeling it his duty to the public as
well as to Albany, your correspondent
promptly gives any rumOr or report that
there is any yellow fever here the lie.
Albany is.ashealthful a city to-day as there
is in the south, and is likely to remain so
if vigilance on the part of the authorities
can keep IL SO. Our sanitary condition is
almost perfect and our quarantine is very
rigid
Cotton is rolling in and business is good.
PROF. FITZPATRICK INSANE.
When Prof. Zeno @. Fitzpatrick left
Albany for Quitman he carried with him
the good will and high regard of a great
number of his former patrons. Among
these were MIR. j. I. Norris of Newton,
who, in order to give his son the advan-
tage of continued instruction under Prof.
Fitzpatrick sent him off. Mr.. II. A. Led
better also carried his son last Sunday
to enter Prof Fitzpatrick's school.
They called on Prof. Fitzpatrick on
their arrival, and their surprise was
great when, on meeting that gentleman,
he evlnCed such unmistakable evidences
of insanity that the interview was cut
short and instead of Mr.. Ledbelter enter
ing his boys there for school, he carried
them to Cuthbert. This will be painful
Intelligence to hundreds of Prof Eitz-
patrick's former friends and pupils in
various sections of the state, and it is
sincerely hoped that his malady can be
cured and he returned to usefulness.
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=. II. > N III,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Z. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
Savannah, Ca, Sept, 10, Top. m.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.

savannah, Ga, sept, ~, Top. m.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
The maximum temperature at Savan-
nah to-day was 92o and the minimum 13'
the mem temperature being so, or 20
above the normal making the total excess
in temperature since the first of the
month 36'
The following are the maximum tenn
peratures reported at the several Weather
Bureau stations: Palestine, Tex 90,
Augusta, jacksonville and Memphis 94o,
Charleston and Cincinnati go. New
Orleans, Nashville, Charlotte and St.
Louis 90', Knoxville and Norfolk $50.
Atlanta and Washington city s6o, New
York city $40, Chicago re-, Boston 7O0,
St. Paul &C. and Bismarck 64o
During the twenty-four hours ending at
6 o'clock p. m. to-day, fair weather pre-
vailed throughout the cotton belt, except
in the Galveston district where scatter
ing, very light showers were reADrted.
AT O'Clock p m. cloudy weather pre-
vailed in Southwestern Ohio, Middle In
diana, Missouri and Southwestern Kan
sas; elsewhere generally clear weather
was reported. The area Of high pressure,
cool wave, noted in Monday nights
synopsis as moving in from the extreme
northwest, now centers in Minnesota
with a considerable decrease in intensity.
1t will move eastw ard over the upper
lakes. The barometer is lowest along
the New England coast.
p II. SMYTH
Observer, Waaf or EQuroa,,
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SPLIT ORANGES AND PEARS.
BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Midtown the Scene of the Happy
Event.

Event.
Midtown, Ca, Sept. lathe marriage
of Miss Mary Irwin Talley, third daugh-
ter of DIR. and Mrs J. w. Talley
to Mr.. flames II. Bostick, both of
this place, occurred at the Methodist
church tonight 1t was one of the most
interesting social CIV ents this village has
seen in years. The church was elegantly
decorated in every part. At
$50 p. m. the party arrived.
Messrs. j. Fl. Carroll and c. II.
Williams were the ushers. The party en-
tered the church as follows: Mr. Geo.
w. McWhite with Miss Effie Talley, DIR.
j. V. Talley, with Miss Kate Horwen.
Next came the bridal pair, who were
met at the altar by Rev. K. Reed, presid-
ing elder of the Valdosta district, who in
very impressive manner performed the
ceremony. The party was driven to the
palatial home of the brides father, where
magnificent supper was served.
The presents were many and beautiful.
The bride is the most popular young lady
of Midtown and Mr.. BOstick is one Of the
leading naval stores manufacturers.
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I ARGE newly furnished south room for
IL gentlemen or light housekeeping. Call
- COnQresS street,
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PALATKA FEELS GOOD.
Business Is Reviving and the Steam
boats Are Coming.

Palatka, Fla, Sept. 19-Everyb
here appears to be feeling greatly encour-
aged over the opening Of the business
season, and already indications are hope
full for a general revival of trade. The
coming of the Clyde river steamers, the
City of Jacksonville and Fred de Barry, is
anXiously awaited, as that is the starting
of lively times on the wharves
Col. Fl. L. Hart is in Boston with
his family but is expected
home soon to put his line
of Ocklawaha steamers into service for a
good winters travel on that most won
derful river. Manager VIM Cato Of the
Putnam House, having made plenty of
money at his summer hotel at 1,ahant,
comes back fully prepared to run his
popular house the present season in bet
ter shape than ever
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ITEMS FROM sTATEsBoRo.
Matters of Interest in the Bright
Little City.

Statesboro, Ca, Sept. 19.-Statesboro' $
new bank will start off with about
S25, 900 paid up capital.
our farmers are growing happy over
the improved market for cotton.
Mr.. James f, Atkins, one of Bulloch
county's young and progressive mer-
chants, was quietly married 10 MISS
Jennie Alliff on Sunday evening, at the
home of MIR. H. S. Bitch, in this place,
Rev. w. J. Durham officiating. Both the
bride and groom are very popular.
There is but little cotton being brought
to market Notwithstanding our mer-
chants are Offering the highest market
prices. There is either very short crop
Of it being made or the farmers are hold
ing for higher price
Work has been resumed on the Holland
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MEDICAL.


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Observer Weather Bureau
SAUssY & SAussY.
J. r. SAUssY. J.R. SAUssY. JR.
Attorneys at Law.

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LEGAL SALES.
AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. g. 1903.
A s assignee OF the tirm OF DRYFUS q
"A RICH / hereby give notice that at 10
o'clock a. m on MONDAY, Sept q, 1893, | VIII
offer for sale on the premises No. 16i Cons
liquors cigars, fixtures and book accounts Of
the said firm, an inventory OF which Is at-
taehed TO the deed OF assignment Of lille in
the once of the Clerk of the Superior Court
OF Chatham county / will at this time and
place offer all OF the said property at auction
to tho highest and best bidder reserving the
right, however, to reject any and all bids,
u. Il. JOHNSON,
Assignee.
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Los

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/ OST, white pointer dog brown head spot
~ middle back and on rump; answers TO
name krupp, Please return to w. l.. Wilson,
g5 Bay street
I OST, fox terrier dog with black spot
II over one eye. Finder will be literally
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street.
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ErGioy-ooam.3}ia, S. c., Sept. 10.-Trinity
Revs e NJ church, this city, has called
BE- rev. ", ~ Evans Of Admission, Ala, to
Ellison NJ ~ 70 nli the vacancy Of Rev.
-'''7on Capers, elected bishop
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A RAILROAD CENTER.


Paatka is one of the places where the
great travelling public, unless bound
through over the Jacksonville, Tampa
and Key West railway, have to change
cars. The union depot is, therefore, a
very busy place. Passengers change
here to take the Florida South
ern railroad to Brooksville and in
termediate stations to take
the Georgia Southern and Florida rail-
road for Macon. Ca, and way stations: to
take the East Coast Line to St. Augustine
and other points. The old friends OF the
late Capt Andrew Shelley, so well known
to MORNING News readers, will be graft
fed to learn that his widow remains in
charge OF the "Iuuch house at the depot,
which She has greatly improved.
MAGNIFICENT DRAwBBIDGE.
One of the finest steel drawbridges in
the country is now nearing completion
over the St Johns river near Sanford, on
the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
railway. The old wooden drawbridge. as
well as the balance Of the bridge and the
long trestlcs, was getting unsafe. and
Maj. Durkee, the new receiver Of theroad,
lost no time in replacing the whole affair
with more modern and better cOnstruc-
ted bridge. There is a curve in the track
at this point, ana by locating the new
IA
straighter line of road is secured. BY
filling in, the trestle On either side of the
river has been shortened, so Jhat two i'm
portant Improvements come with the new
bridge. The steel draw bridge is up and
nearly ready for operation, and the APP
proaches will soon be completed. The
work is all frst-class, and wiu insure
speed and comfort to the travelling public
after Oct II.
THAT ELOPEMENT SCANDAL.
Adverse newspaper criticisms are being
made on the release Of the negro Veunor
Adams from the Orlando Jail where he
was confined for clipping with Miss Ber-
tina Seltmar, a daughter of Col Sellmar,
United States Army (retired), at Zell-
wood. A full investigation of the affair
showed that it.would be an. unfortunate
thing to undertake to convict him under
the circumstances Of the case. The moth
er, in fact, was the real criminal, and but
for her the daughter might have escaped
any contact with this negro. The story
told by the girl is pretty generally be-
lieved that her mother, being herself in
volved with the negro and her daughter
getting hold of the fact, the former en-
deavored to save herself from exposure
by putting her own child in the same box.
The whole affair is revolving in the ex-
IRENE
SPLIT ORANGES AND PEARS.
If it is true that misery loves company.
the orange growers of Florida, who are
losing such Il big slice of their crop
through split oranges, the result of the
late heavy rains, can find consolation in
the thought that the pear raisers at the
north are mourning over big loss in
their crop through cracked pears. In
some cases, unlike our orange groves, the
pear grower has lost his entire crop.
Editor Cheever, of the New England
Farmer, says it is the result of a skin
disease, and that the best remedy is to
keep the trees in thrifty, healthy con-
diuion, and this is not always found to be
II
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Mrs Wiggs-Oh dear; the baby has dropped
his ball and is crying after it.
Mr.. Wigs Don't scold; just give thanks
that he can't sing after it.-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
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The idea that this earth Is slowly drying up
has quite setback by recent announcement
Of the photographic engineers that the Gulf
Of Mexico IS one foot higher than IL was In 1850.
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For Malaria, Liver Trou-
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