The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-20

Palatka Advertisers Soon the refulgent
rays Of the full moon will be envelopinR
things around Palatka in a silvery sheen, the
front gate will often need new hinges, the seat
around the romantic old oak In the Hammock
will be the resort Of the swain and the modest
blushing maid, the necessary sang froid ana
love trysts-all these little incidents common
TO the silvery disk being about -four sheets
in the zephyrs' are fast approaching.
Pensacola Times: The reporter met a
number of our business men and in converse
ton with them learned that they were highly
gratined with the outlook for the coming sea
son s business. In regard to certified checks
they generally expressed the opinion that
the issuance OF these checks had been of
great benefit TO the people Of Pensacola, as
they had made II possible to keep our labor
ing men steadily Qt work. They had sup
piled all the necessities Of life as well as sil-
yer or gold could have done, because business
men generally had confidence in our banks
and knew there would be no trouble with
them
Jacksonville Times-Union; One Of athe'
speakers at the recent great labor demonstra-
tton II Chicago got oil a remark which is very
good, although it may not have been origin
with him. Said he You give your criminal
classes, your cOnvicts plenty Of work and
plenty to eat, while you allow the honest
laborer to walk the streets and starvei Did
you ever contemplate the situation in that
light! Hundreds Of thousands Of honest, up
right worklngmen are begging for work
today and can get none. Their families
other hand, the man who commits crime is
taken IN out OF the rain. given warm shelter
ana Clothing the very best of good, substan-
ual ioou and taught good trade. He has a
free hospital, a library and the best medical
care at his service and all Of it is free. There
Is something radically wrong in this and The
Talker believes that honest labor should be
as tully protected and cared for as lawless
and outrageous crime
Orlando Reporter: AS Wallace J. Campin
was working on piece OF muck yesterday in
'front.' OF his home. on the shore OF Lake Fair
view, his dog ran for a rat, which escaped.
Hearing a rustic in the weeds beside him,
thinking II was the rat. he discovered a huge
mOccaSln nearly four feeJ long. He quickly
dispatched it with his hoe. His dog then
bounded into the weeds after another object
he now thought another snake was near. but
In moment skunk came in view the scent
OF which was anything but pleasant. In less
time than IL takes to write il, he succeeded in
dispatching that also. Stepping to the edge
OF the water, he saw large fish with its head
IN the grass apparently swallowing some
thing. His hoe was again quickly brought
into reQuisition. and with one well-aiIned
stroke, he severed its head. 1t proved to be a
trout weighing hve pounds and, strange to
say, IN Its stomach was large sized rat. So
that In the space OF ten minutes young
Campln had dispatched snake. skunk fish
and rat.
Jacksonville Times Union: Again comes TO
tae ears OF the timid public narrowing tale
OF ghostly Visitation in Springfield and this
time the spiritual visitor perambulates around
through vacant apartments, armed with a
ball Of blue fire and enyelOped in a luminous
mist The form OF the gbCs. is Of gigantic
proportions and prOpels Itself Tast windows
Win "a fWaylng, undulatiag motion peculiar
10 the Inhabitants of the spirit land and IL
seems TO follow With deSpairing tirelessness
that roltlng bail Of blue fire always inst
beyond ITS reich. Last Thursday night was
the trst time that the weird manifestations
WITHIN the vacant building were Of S rved by
OUTSIDERS and on Saturday night it was de
clQeq 10 institute thorO Ugh investigation as
TO the cause Consequently quite a crowd
gathered at given point in the vicinity and
Vallantly marched in a compact body to the
scene For quite a while there was nothing
worthy of unusual comment, but after a
little the upper windows were seen to
rehect faint light which grew stronger and
stronger until every pane OF glass visible
Faolalee Tie awe-str Ick crowd galed in
~ ealhles5 expo atlCn at the fast increasing
pheLo nena, and when crushing solnd was
hearl accompanied by the rate Of falling
klaSs' human nature oWe1to the immo .tal
anu genera stampede cnsued. it is saiu
inaI Tue hacl sman waited not for his un o.
iected rare, but dashed his siceds To lie
6eai ana ued from the J e, d.sh vicinity
mere may many who viii question the
aCyudllty Il This ghost in spring ED and q
Lh97e are given tne advI C "go an investl
CIR Nolr7tI before you pooh IOoh the
lale OF others. An eye wines re ated the
io'e part c1lurs TO the reporter. and said
tn.ta nromre 10 unde taKer co lld SUI stan.
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