The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06

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te'.t Of the concern ~ u n r}o+b,raii. See
tarv ana treasurer tiapl NF,4sfi1 g-s yla,.-
agfr linn Rfcbards Foiiov,fn9, are ne con
Germs infe~esfed IN tbe artar5rfse. W 81 10
~ r Rrigbam Tee 4 f3otb,raI ITrrr.r y
neral q ID carr n 20 and PAM Ifr-.irl
4 Co The enterDrise has rIentr of financial
hacking n viii r-al-a an ~. a. a 80
and all the drIIurDers - The houses arrve
mentioned will offer its U-oiI-c, for sale
mann.
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The race Monday afternoon at Jacksonville
DelWeeh yelaPorte ginger snap ana JlIn.
IN ~ ~ w t"LLil 30 w any heeyet IA W,
- "ioe "a, " a. y ga ~ 'slll-'I ll lHc
race WAS d quarter mile ana Iof sao q slue-
Maggie W llllamS aud Martina Powers. col
orcd, we're arrested tuesday near Baxter 81
Chappell saloon on West Bay street. Jack
sonFlle. py ohcer wilson Tor lighting. They
are uSlRHpOFo ana hdu a russ ABOUT some
Trivial matter, Words soon led TO blows, and
when the uncer arrived they were having
hNely setto with pare 6ntcEles.
At Starke. Fla. on Sept T. Henry Ellis
was shot In the back through a window while
dancing at negro frolic near Sampson Clty
by T. W. Marshall. William Fason and John
Pepper were accessories. Marshall then fed
to Francis; Fla, where he was to commlni
Chlc Win II dNol ana copper SheflH JOINS ana
county Judge w. T.. Malphurs have returned
from holdln8 the inquest over the body, bring
ing ia w imam Fasoh ana Johu Pepper as &C
eN2'oi At9 ~ AlLI hllAtLe FlalNLldllr INC muir
derer' Is yet at liberty.
Fort ogden people are determined TO break
up cattle stealing. Many hundreds OF cattle
have been claimed by owners and the thieves
arrested. There VIII be a high term of the
circuit court and no doubt many acccssions
TO the convict camp. The thieves have re-
tanned the best legal talent in South Florida
10 defend them. The ears OF the cattle have
the owners brand but II is a hard matter to
hide the brand from the CXUerienced cattle
men. This is a hne stock county and cattle
raising pays. Cattle stealing viii be a thing
Of the past after those arrested are tried.
diminutive cOlOrod boy, who drives one
OF the sand carts on Main street, Jackson
Yllle. is not at all conventional in his ideas Of
humanity. but he is humane nevertheless.
Leading the procession Of sand carts Tuesday
morning was this boy driving a mule at
tached to whose head very ingeniously was
an OLD black umbrella. The mule knew he
looked odd, tor he smiled consciously, but at
the same time complacently. and the smile
was tinged with pride Every other mule in
line mad sour, jealous look about him which
seemed to say You wait tlll get my driver
IN BOOu place ana / III KICK MIN to glory, uu-
less ne getS me an umbrella like that one
over the head OF that lOng-eared animal in
front there.
Warren F. Scott and Miss Charlotte Wash
burn were married in Green Cove Springs at
the residence of }. l.. kirkpatrick at II
o CLOCK TUESDAY morning, by the Rev. Mr..
FhlIhpS. II was another case of love laughs
az IothsulIhS. me ceremony was performed
WITHOUT me hhOWleuke OF the parents OF the
prlue ana III is understood that 1t was on ac-
count OF the opJectlcns OF the brides mother
ma tue ceremony LOOK pace at Green cove
95PIlhgs' MI. 9CoII went 10 Green Cove Mon
10y 'VolHoOI, A1ic ne oeCuIeu the marriage
ii t use anu inns morning the pride went to
INC uopOI apparently 10 see TREND OH VINO
had Deen visiting her' but she also boarded
Ine Train ana went 10 Green Cove Springs,
Nn9Ie sue was met by the groom, and to-
sesDeI Uney went 70 IuS hlrkpdtrlck s, where
wv munster was CaIIeu III ana Jne ceremony
performed
morning, about 1:30 clock. Fire was dis
covered IN the meat shop of j. W Clarke
Quickly destroying that, it spread to the gen
eral merchandise store Of Carl Homer. burn
Ing 1t to the ground in few minutes The
loss TO Clarke was cOnsidera BILE. but the exact
amount has not been ascertalned. Homer
succeeded IN getting out almost all his goods,
but they were damaged somewhat by the
rough handling. The buildings we're both
owned by Charles Tilden and were a total
loss, as they were not insured The fire Is
supposed to have been of inCendlary origin.
but no olew has been discovered as to the
guilty party or parties. This is the third dis
astrOus fire Oakland has had within the last
I or NJ iiolue[ Is lust colnpIetlng
lCc Tooi,, ~, ] cunning anu VIII aoou
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Zines. Union. capt. George Steelman is
olle VI lne biggest hearted ana JolHest skip
peIs thaI san 70 the p0rt-of Jacksonville, but
thete are some thlngs that rile him and one
Is rice Olrus at 10 cents apiece. The other
uay Vne captain Went INTO a restaurant with
keen appetlte Tor rice birds. lie ordered
Ioleh, Dut prOVldentlal and economic
lhouBhC struck MIN that II would be good
luea 10 inquire the price. so he checked the
waiter IN MS hrstb base slide to the kitchen to
execute the order with -- What are these
rice Dlrds WORTH Fifteen cents apiece"
llIeeh cents apiece" shouted the captain
as ne rose from his chair, his face aghast in
astonlshment and his eyes flashing fire.
fHteen cents apiece said he derisivcly
as ne hguratlVely blew Whih
from ms pipe and scornful laugh
laugheu ne. Why, contound YOUR ornery
picture mat would be 9l.sO Take EN- back,
SIR rake EN- back. That 5 robbery on the
nlgh seas. NO such tld-bltS at such figures
ShaH 60 down in this representative OF the
men who 90 down to the sea in ships. Why,
IneFe Ism more imam TWO mOuthfuls in the
Whole dozen. sixty cents mOuthful, Think
OF thaJ. W ny, bless my soul. / can kill fifty
OF them at one shot and the load won't cost
over cents. Take EN- hack'-and the boy
took EN-. Bring me ham and eggs And
by the way, talking about shooting. Capt
Steelman can break more glass balls from a
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