The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-16

all records. and as for novelty OF capture he
stands on top. Last evening the terrier was
nosing around the pantry In search OF game.
ana succeeded IN nushluE gay mouse which
took refuge on shelf The terrier, with
wide open mouth. reared up to get a better
view OF the rodent. when in a twinknng the
mouse shot down the throat Of the astdnished
terrier. The dog is not for sale
Tribune. Another cigar factory for Tampa
was secured Wednesday when Mr.. r L0I ez
Trultllo. Of the large firm Of L. l.. TrujiIlo IS
Sons OF Key West, signed a contract for the
removal OF their factory from that place 10
this city. The deal has been on foot for some
time and now the tnal eIict has gone forth
that what Is Key Vests loss is Tampa gain.
The factory building will be located on the
corner OF Third and ortune streets. and VIII
be one OF the largest in the state, employing
large mum Der Of operatives I'm the manuiac-
tlre Of the fragrant Havana
DeLand Supplement: The county com
missl0ners at their meeting Monday passed a
resolution granting TO j. b. ~tetson the right
OF way foc an electric road over certain roads
OF the county as indicated hv red lines on a
map attached. The route indicated on this
map was from Beresford 10 Lake Helen VIA
WinnemiSsett, and also from DeLaud down
Cara avenue 10 Orange City From this 10
appears that the original idea OF constructing
the road along the Old Thwing grade has
been abandoned and that the route VIII be
via Lake Wlnnemlssett or 70 Orange CITY.
Tribune. Tampa is to have two branch
poStofices one at Dor City and enc in West
Tampa, with authority to issue money orders
ana registered letters. There was also Sc
cured for the postal service an extra apprO-
prialIon Of Sl.-O) TO be used in securing more
help for the distribution OF mail to our in
creaslng population Formerly the post
master has been compelled TO pay for light
ing the Office ana for extra help out of has
own salary hut the present liberal appropria.
ton VIII give him better facilities for serving
the public and the establishment of two i'm
portant branches where large number OF
our inhabitants reside.
Jacksonville Metropolis Capt. Sommers,
or the steamer May Gardner. plying between
THIS CITY and MaypOrt. saws that he has seen
many school of FISH in the s.. Johns river
but Friday morning his experience lays all
other previous sights in the shade Shortly
after leaving MavpOrt a school OF mullet was
passed, making their way towards the ocean.
In little while the May Gardner was
actually blowing her way through millions Of
mullet the hsh cavorted, jumped about and
slashed the water on all sides as the steamer
made her way through them. Capt SOmmers
says he saw several boys on the beach pick
ing up fish as fast as they could which jumped
ashore
Metropolis: Friday afternoon, on Main
street. Jack sonville. near the Hogan's creek
bridge two crowds OF small colored boys on
either side Of the street were engaged in
sham battle, hurting small pieces of brick
and shells at each other. On little coored
mouth by a piece Of brick. HIS lips we're
badly cut and several teeth loOsened The
wound bled freely, and the boy was taken
into colOred Womans yard near by, where
ms injuries were attended to. NotWithstand-
ing this, the other boys kept up the fight and
bricks and shell ralned fast and hard until
one gang was put to flight and chased up the
street by the victors Tor several blocks. Two
or three OF the boys were struck during the
engagement with bricks