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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-03
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Anybody who has any want to supply. any.
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The daughter Of o. J. Burwen, a Kansas
safe robber, got 800 signatures 70 o petition
for her fathers pardon and then raised money
by washing and scrubbing 10 pay railroad
fare from her home 10 Norton county to To
peka. There she saw the governor and Sc
cured the pardon. IL is said that Burwell
viii live honestly hereafter.
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100000
Worth Of Real Estate On
the Block.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. May 10
at $3.50 O'Clock,

l will sell the real estate OF the Savannah
Real Estate Loan ana Building Company,
consisting OF valuable lots on Gwinnett, Boil
ton, Waldburg, New Houston Duffy, Henry
and Anderson streets east OF the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway, with all
modern eonveniences All to so TO the high
est bidders. Times are hard and no fancy
prices are expected. Tho terms are easy
$50 cash, balance one, two and three years,
interest per cent, with privilege OF paying
up any part or all Of balance, stopping inter-
est. Tickets to aud from the land free on day
Of sale
Plats and illustrated "a implicit on appIiea-
tion,
Titles perfect. No CHARGE for napers.
w, *. WILKINSON,
Auctloneer.
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ATLANTA AND NASHVILLE TIE.
A Game With Plenty of Base-giving
Proclivities.

Atlanta, Ga, May atlanta and
Nashville played tie game this after
noon, and it was only an Shining game,
which lasted two aud half hours. 1t
was very slow and draggy, made so by
the miserable base-giving proclivities of
the four pitchers who did the work The
score:
Atlanta. ............4o o24oOO-10 4
Nashville. 0l03O3-lO II s
Batteries-Kissinher, keenan,, Chard a nd
Bolan; Moran and StalIinga.
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A TRICK IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
A Macon Man Makes a Moonlight Pho
tograph in Daylight.
From the Macon Telegraph.

From the Macon Telegraph.
A good story comes from Washington
in which a Macon young man played a
prominent part. During the winter Mr..
Burgess Smith, who is skilled photog-
rapher, made quite a number of views,
notably one of a fashionable square. The
laborers had just cleared off the snow
from the monument, the central attrac-
ton OF the square, leaving it clear and
clean cut in the midst Of the white sur
roundings, when MIR. Smith happened
along with his camera. The other day he
scratched a moon on the plate and made
a print of it. The result was surprising.
The scene had the appearance OF having
been taken by moonlight-an impossl-
bility in photograp hy-with all the SOFT
ness of moon beans and shadows The
nicture was seen by the art critic of
one of the papers, and in short time all
the PHOTOGRAPHERS, including some OF the
most famous, had seen 1t and marveled.
None of them could imagine how photo
graph could be taken in moonlight, and,
besides, the novelty Of the picture, the
selection of the scene was most happy
one One Of the leading photographers
wanted to exhibit the picture, but Mr..
Smith would not permit it. 1t was sim
ply skillful trick in photography, ana
he did not care to pose as the dlscoVerer
of something the most scientific, pho-
tographers had failed to finish, ana was
content TO let it go no further.
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PLAYED AN UPHILL GAME.
savannah Loses to New Orleans by
Costly ETTOrS.

-,o score 5 to "A Squabble Over a
plsv in Which Several Men Are
Eined-An Interesting Game, Hard
rought From Start to Finish.
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Charleston Keeps Winning.

Charleston, S. c., May 2,-Charleston
won easily from Memphis to-day.
Charleston. ...... 2O2411O4O-i4 Is
Memphis. .........0 0 0 200 3 00-3 5 4
Klopf and Zahner; Wadsworth and Bolan.
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savannah. ........1 0 0 0. o o. a
New Orleans .......O 9 0 3 0 o. !
Earned Runs-Savannah ,; New Orleans. 2
TwO-base Hit-COlins
Home Run -Jantzen
Total Bases on Hits-Savannah 9; New
Orleans0. ~
Struck Out-By Ramsey 8; by Fanning5
Hit by Pitched Ball-Fanning
Batteres-Ramsey and Jautzen. Fanning
and Schabel.
Umpire-Conaly.
This afternoon Savannah will have
Peppers in the box and if he pitches as
good ball as he did in the last game he
was IN, Savannah ought to get the rubber.
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AT Freshwater, on the Isle Of Wight a
great granite cross in one stone Is to be
erected in memory of Tennyson. 1t viii DE
cross ike the Irish crosses at Iona ana else
where in ireland and scotland. IL VIII stand
on the highest part OF the town
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-03

The Rev. F. f. Clark, the originator OF the
Christian Endeavor movement, is generally
known as Father Endeavor" Clark. The
name originated as a huge Joke he says. IL
was given me by an old schoolmate' VINO POS
sessed a remarkable propensity LOT puhuluk
name, and from these originated the name
Father EndeayOr Clark
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eScribber-How did you like my last book
MISS Birdie McGinnis-I laid 1t aside Win
great pleasure. Texas SlitLhgs'
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omoiai Record for the Morning news

Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight May 8, 1894: Generally
fair, with partial oloudiness; slight changes
in temperature; variable winds.
Forecast for Georgia; Fair; warmer in
northwest portion; winds shifting to south
Comparison Of mean temperature at Savan-
nah. Ca, on May ., 1894, with the normal
for the day:
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The Clippers defeated the Victors in
their last game by a score of 20 to Is. The
features of the game were the battery
work OF Daty and Righton and the field
ing OF John Thompson for the Clippers,
and for The Victors Reese and I,esiene
The game was interesting throughout.
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FOR SALE.

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SWEET potatoes al0 Bushels, smooth eat,
- ing potatoes. j. T.. Gullmartiu & Co.
stables.
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ElOR SALE, several hundred good -four
n barrels. Haynes & Elton.
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Maximum temperature, 79'i minimum TEN.
perature 59a
The hight OF the Savannah river at Augusta
at a. m. 10Th Meridian timel Yesterday was
~ feet, a fall Of 04 feet during the preceding
twenty four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for twenty four hours
ending 0. p. m, May ?, 1894 10Th meridian
time.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations.
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T1HE BEST rs THE CHEAPEsT.-Your
i stationery Is an indication OF your man
ner OF conducting business. Have everything.
neat and trim, in good taste and on good mate
rial from the complete printing, ithograpA.
ing and blank hook manufacturing dera9n.
ment 81 the Morning NewR. SAva,nnah. Ga =
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RuARnlkG.
EDUCATIONAL.
SUMMER :sORTs.


MOUNTAINS Linville, N. G.; cool, at
WI tractiye; IS per week. Address 402 South
Broad, Philadelphia.
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- the Bliss; ample supply for any number
Of orders. Telephone Is, Branch Estate.
DOSES, La France Marechal Neil, Papa
~ Gontier, the Bride. etc. Floral designs
a speciality. Special attention paid TO neat
parlor decorations. Plants Of all descriptions.
Leave orders az Strongs Pharmacy, "a Bull
street George Wagner, florist, Thunderbolt
road, telephone 49s
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MISCELLANEOUS.


INVITATION is cordially given TO all my
l. old, and as many new friends as can pos
sibly spare few hours 10 MI ut, to come to
Thunderbolt to enjoy pleasant time; plenty
of good music and dancing free. commencing
al o'clock at my large, renovated pavilion,
right over salt water Take the electric car.
Respectfully, Charles Anderson.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, partner, with $500 or s400, to
w engage in the hotel and bar business at
f. I. and f., G. & - railroad crossing; ten
trains daily, from all points north and south:
good opportunity. Address, l.. ". M, Mag
nolia House Everett City, CO.
WYE SOLICIT orders for the Bliss straw
W berries; prompt delivery Telephone
orders carly. Branch Estate.
WANTED. names of persons troubled with
w asthma or any cough. Samples and
books mailed free. +. Gonaux, Houma, La.
Z WAGON, 2-horse without body; must be
w cheap for cash. Guilmartin e. Co. s
stables
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LEGAL M0Tlcss.

-
| GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Harriet e.
| NJ Haywood has applied TO the Court Of Or
binary for a twelve months support for
herself out Of the estate Of ALFRED HAY
! WOOD. deceased. Appraisers have made re-
turns allowing same
These are, therefore, 70 cite all whom 10
may concern to appear before said court 70
make objection on or before the FIRST Monday
In June next. otherwise same will be granted.
Witness the Honorable Hampton L. Ferrill.
Ordinary for Chatham county this the I'd day
FRANK e. KEILBACH,
Clerk c. o., O. @.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY. Notice is
VI hereby given TO all persons having de-
mands against AUGUST w MEYER, late OF
said county, deceased, to present them 10 me,
properly mace ut.withn the time prescribed
by law, so as 10 show their character and
amount; and all persons indebted TO said de-
ceased are required to make immedi-
''' '''' ''''' JOHN +. LUBs,
Administrator estate Of August w Meyer,
deceased
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
A LII persons having claims against the
IA estate OF MARY SINGER. deceased, are
hereby notified 10 present them within the
time prescribed, and duly verified according
70 law, and all persons indebted TO said estate
will make immediate payment to c. u.
Beyans, Esq, attorney at law, lO7 Bay street.
ANNIE \ BOWMAN,
mark
Executrix.
In presence Of John w. Burroughs, Notary
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rFNHE BEST rs THE HEAPEsT.-Your
i stationery Is an indication OF your man
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ROOMS TO RENT.

ITO RENT, fat Of rooms; bath on same
4 floor; rent moderate. Montgomery, near
Taylor street.
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ITO RENT, those two elegant fats each
Il having bay windows and front porticos.
all newly done over; with every convenience;
to parties without children. Ia Liberty
street.
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PERSON

M AMlE; Come out TO Thunderbolt to
VI night at o'clock. Carrie and all our
friends will be there, at Anderson PAVILION.
He viii give us a fine time plent of good
music, and dancing free to all Corners, Bo
s9re 70 attend, and bring your slster with you.
George.
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A TRENTON, pioniokers platform spring
"A wagon; high back seats; carries four
teen. Thomas f. Gleason q Co., 0s and 100
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L7OR SALE az a bargain, very desirable
II brick residence on Liberty street near
the Dc soto. G. H. Dorsett.
NOR SALE, to-day at auction, IA Liberty,
II plano Rogers tine silYerware, stat
uray, book case, Ice box. refrigerator,
line dining room furniture etc. q. IL. Dor
sett; May third.
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WANTED, by a colored young man, a stu
w alton as cook or walter. No. o East
Broad corner Bryan
VXTANTED-A young lady would like po
w sition in pleasant ONCE as q stenog-
rapher; amanuensis work preferred. Ad-
dress x, this Office
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EIoR RENT cheap the Harnett House bar
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In presence Of John w. Burroughs, Notary
Public, @. c., Ca.
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TTNFURNiSHED rooms to rent in new
- house; never been used terms moder
ate. Apply on premises 1854 New Houston
street. second house west of Barnard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-25
a Journey In Little Italy"

(HaTper's Magazine for June)
At this corner Suydam turned out Of the
side street, and went down "A street no
wider perhaps, but extending north and
south in a devious and hesitatirg way not
common I'm the streets Of New York.
The sidewalks Of this sinuOus street were
inconveniently narrow for it's crowded
population. aud they were made sun mar
rover by tolerated entertainments or one
kind or another. Here. for instance, from
the side of "A small shop projected STAND
on which unsheled peas wlted under the
strong rays Of the young June sun. mere
for example. were steps down 10 the low
basement and in corner Of the hollow
at the foot OF these stars mere might D.
a pail with dingy ice packet ABOUT can
OF alleged ice-Crran, or else "a bodru pore
half a dozen tough brown lOdNes, also
prorferel for sale 10 the chance customer.
Here and there again, the dWellers IN
the tall tenemenis had brought chalrs
10 the common door, ana were sealed
comfortably conVersing with their neigh
hors. regardless of the fact that they
thus blocked the sidewalk and compelled
the passer-by To go out into the street
itself. .,..,
40 ire sidewalk In front Of Suydam and
DE- Ruyter as they picked their way along
was q swarthy young lellOw WIN MS
flannel shirt open at the throat and rolled
IN on his taWny arms: he was pushing
before him a hand-cart heaped with gay
ly-colored caliCOrs. Other hand-cafts
there were. from which other men, young
and old were vending other wares-fruit
more often than not: fruit Of a most I'M
tempting frOWZness. Now and then a
huge wagon came numbering through the
street, hsaped high with lofty cases or
furniture from a rumbling ana gathering
heavy horses Of this wagon the children
scattered, waiting till the last moment OF
possible escape. There were countless
children, and they were forever swarm
ing out OF the houses, and no from
the cellars, and over the sidewalks,
and UP and down the street.
They were Of all ages, from. the
babe in thu arms or Its dummy. thlck-
st mother to the sweetfaced and dark
eyed girl OF 10 or " really. though she
might seem a precocious H. They ran wild
in the street: they played about the knees
OF their mothers. who sat gOsslpping IN the
dOOrWays, they hung over the railing OF
the Horoscopes. which gridironed the
front of every tall house.
Everywhere had the Italians treated the
balcony OF the fire-escape as an outdoor
room added TO their scant aecommoda-
ton They adorned IL with flowers grow
ing i'm broken wooden boxes: they used
its ratings 10 dry their parti-coiored fan
mel shirts: they sat out on It's as though
IL were the loggia OF a villa In their native
land.
Everywhere, also. were noises and
smells. The roar or the metropolis was
here sharpened by the rattle or near ma,
chiney heard through open windows, and
bv the incessant clatter and shrill cries
of the multitude In the street. The rancid
odor OF ill-kept kitchens mingled with the
mitigated eifiuvium Of decaying fruits and
vegetables.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-25
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
TWO MEN KILLED IN A TRIANGULAR
FIGHT IN DICKINSON.
rho survivor Has Not Been Arrested
George pingus Accidentally shoots
II,mself~HesVy Snowfall.

CIINTWOOD. VA. May A~(Speclal)
On saturday Granville Cox and Aaron
,,r.rnt became engaged IN an angry dis
,...c over some disreputable women. and
Vrehi drew his pistol and fred two
s,ns M Cox. both shots taking effect
...> f,l mogtany wounded. Then Terrell
cos. slng The latc q his brother quick
l. drew his pistol and shot Wright dead
an che spot. Cox died on Yesterday morn
t... uc was tried In this court FOR the
g. ,Ier O. Dolph Wright last winter,
l.t tlc trial resulted Ia his acquttai. II
A.. thought by some that this former AZ
a.- probably had something TO do with
t.. AIIue OF Cox. as Dolph Wright and
Aaron were related. but these two parties
,. apparently ON good terms Terrell
IA ia. uot as SGT been arrested.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
n.. George pingus. "a young man who
l.. - icN miles below here. accidentally
himself iu the thigh while handling
.....l % dry or 80 since TIS wound IS
A. ...r.u. ONE. but not e. dangerous one.
..,Ir Was two-iuch snowfall here on
Saturday night The weight o. the snow
.. ..au 10 great deal OF timber. and
...e iu many places are impossible.
la. lD,a no freeze as yet. bat II
$3.50 cloudy and threatening. Ncgeta-
g.. ..hs very much damaged. but ~
.. ..paid be no freeze IL wa perhaps
.. very materially damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-25
sMYTH COUNTY COURT CASES.
Judge Fudge Dlsposes Of Large Docket
a suicide In Kentucky.

MARION. VA. May 2A-(Special)-Th
May term Of the County Court for smyth
began on Monday the 2ist instant. with
Judge g. II. Fudge In the chair.
The case Of the Commonwealth VS.. W.
II. Ballou and u. $. Ballou. indicted for
a felony. was dismissed.
Mary Hiil. indicted for bigamy. was
tried and acquitted
In the case Of the Commonwealth Ys
Frank Hughes. indicted for a felony. the
first count Of the indictment charging "a
felony was difmssed. The prisoner plead
ca guilty to the charge Of an unlawful
assault, and the jury found q verdict for
s. fac and ten days confinement in the
county jail.
The case Of tho Commonwealth vs..
Ephrahn Wamplcr for violating the reve-
nue. laws was dismissed.
In the case OF the Commonwealth VS..
Thomas Hughes for carrying a pistol on
Sunday Il dne OF so was imposed.
Judge W. l.. DUNCAN, Of E!izabethton,
Tenn, Is IN town to-day.
Joel GAY. son Of W. y. Gay, suicided at
his home In Kentucky some few days
ago. ~. ID. Gay. the father, has since
del joel Gay was a promising young
man. about - years Of ag', and was a
brothcr-in-law of our COuntyman, Mr..
Edward II. buchanan, and his many
friends VIII regret T. hear Of the sad
occurrence.
cold May showers are now upon US.
ana snow to the depth Of about three
inches fen az the famous White Top on
last Sunday night. The neighboring peaks
around Marion were covered with snow.
Considering the late freeze and recent
cold rains. grass. wheat. gardens, and
all kinds Of vegetation look we'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-25
THE KEE-LIFSEY CASE.
suit Against the Railroad Company for
s1O.OOO-Kitchin In Boss Buffers Grip.

WELDON, n. C.. May 2L-(Special)-
The most interesting case in the Su-
perior Court at Halifax this week is that
Of Mr.. w. e. Daniel, administrator, Of
g. ID. Kee deceased. against the Peters
burg Railroad Company for $1,000
damages. The plaintiff T. represented by
Mullen e Burton, and the defendant
by Captain W. H. Day. The suit grew
out Of the following facts:
The latter part Of December, 1892.
Charles -. Kee of Roanoke, Va, was
at Garysburg y. C., Oh visit. He
went to the depot to get his trunks. The
agent, John r. Lfsey. who was also
his brother-in-law. informed Kee that he
could not remove the trunks without
paying storage charges. Hot words
passed. and as Kee reached the door, 1t
will be remembered, Lifsey fired upon
him. and Kee fell dead. The plaintiff
claims that Lifsey was an agent OF the
company, and that the company is re-
sponsible. The railroad. however. con-
tends that the killing Of Kee grew out
of an old family fued which had existed
for years.
W. ii. Kitchin now comes out in the
leading organ of the Third party. and
says henceforth and forevermore he Is a
"Populist." He is done with the ma
chine party But as the old saying goes
he has jumped out of the fryng-pan into
the fire.
Boss Butler will hold the rcins tight
over him, and he Will find that he has
gone into n regular machine-party from
its infancy. The poor delude1 Thirdites
I'm this county are 10 be pitied. Butler
is simply using them TO ride into the
United States Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-25
THE SUPREME COURT
TWO HUNDRED AND FOUR CASES
DISPOSED OF DURING THE TERM.
Business In the Courts DecrcasIng-An Al
legged Wife Murderer on Triai-Thc
Missing Deeds Discovered.

RALEIGH. n. c., May A-(Special)-
The Supreme Court adjourned to-day for
the spring term. During its session 2oi
cases have been disposed Of. Business
in this court has fallen off in the past
few years. as It has also done In the other
courts.
Heavy rains fell yesterday and last
night in many sections. SO far as the
Weather Bureau Is Informed. no section
now needs rain.
Work has begun this week on the
Patterson Company's cotton-mills. at Cod
die creek. Cabarrus county. The mills
will have 5000 splndles.
There has been frost this week within
nifty miles OF here. and IL Is the latest
on record. Some damage has been done
by II 10 cotton.
CHARGED WITH WIFE MURDER.
At Wilmington to-day an extremely in
teresting trial began-that OF James
Brock. white man, who Is charged with
the murder of his wife. The evidence
is that he left home with his wife. their
two very small children, and their house
hold goods In a sai-boat; that he ran
the boat into "A marsh. at very lonely
place, made his VIE ana cnlluren Bet
out: strangled the woman. and digging a
rude grave just above low-water mark,
buried the body I'm II. and that he threw
the household property into the water
nearby. so as to prove his statement
afterwards made that the boat was cap
sized and his wife drowned. The little
children are the chief witnesses against
him, but the circumstantial evidence Is
said TO be overwhelming.
OPEN TO VISITORS.
II will be twenty days before the ar
rangement Of all the articles in the state
Museum is complete. The museum is now
open to visitors, however.
The estimate now is that the June
crop report will show the crops OF oats
ana rye TO be a partial failure. The
rains came too late to save either crop.
The extensive Improvements at the
grounds Of the Executive Mansion are
completed. \ large force Of convicts did
the grading. The appearance OF the
grounds Is greatly improved.
The missing deeds for the United States
Government land at Charlotte on which
the post-oliice stands have been found at
last.