The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-16

a canning factory viii he established
in Green Cove Springs al an early day.
Mrs. Adelia G. SpeisseEger. wife Of Hen
ry speissegger a druggist, Of st. Angus
tine, died Monday.
a. =. Fries, a druggist at Jacksonville,
has made an assignment OF his stock OF
goods 10 Philip fischer
a movement is on foot to start cigar
factory at Green Cove Springs during the
coming winter, with a capacity Of 100
hands.
Mrs. c. a. Fullwood wife Of the vener-
able presiding elder Of the Barlow circuit
Of the Methodist church conference died
az Barlow Sunday night.
Perry Spencer Massey the only sons Of
Prof.. X. w. Massey of the Florida Bust
ness College Of Jacksonville. died IN CO.
HmPus, Ca, Saturday and was buried
Sunday.
Mrs. Matte Bowdon.' wife Of C. ]. Bow
den, died at BroOksville Sunday night
The deceased was the daughter Of Judge
lando and Leeaburg.
The total number Of licenses issued from
the city treasures office al Jacksonville
up 90 Monday night was 500 for miscei-
laneous business purposes, 40 for the sale
Of liquor and y FOR milk.
1t is reported that Superintendent Dun
nam, OF the savannah, Florida and West
ern railroad, has increased the wages of
all nremen and shop men on the South
Florida and High Springs divisions to %
per cent. of that Of the engineers in eff
feet oct. ]. -.
The coroner's jury sitting at Brooksvile
in the case Of the killing of Henry East
er last week, brought in a verdict Satl1r-
day night 10 the effect that the deceased
hdd come 10 MS death from gunshot
wounds from the hands of parties un-
known.
The committee selected by the govern
ment 10 appraise the Fort Jupiter reserva-
ton are now al work. The committee con-
slsts OF George Lainhart and Tax Asses
sor CoWles OF Dade county. ard Tax As
SCISSOR Wooten of Brevard county They
VIII not finish the work for several weeks.
Joe Frazee. popularity known as Ali
gator Joe, of Jacksonville, hatched out
600 young gators from eggs this sum-
mer, and has just sold them ali lie
VIII take the woods in day or two on a
hunt Tor young allgators, as well as
other eurioslues in the animal and req
tile line
Tarpon Springs Truth: w ". X. Deck
er' our local sponge buyer. informs US
that this hurricane trip. just ended has
been the best one the sDOngers have had
in many years. About S25O99 worth of
sponge We're taken, Of which he purchas-
ed FOR the firms he represents nearly &c.
600 worth
The Nassau county commissioners have
refused to pay the bill of $50 for the serv-
ices OF the sherif's deputies during the
strlke at fernandina. They said they did
not care TO establish that as a precedent
and II their position was wrong they
preferred to have the payment made I'M
l.
Capt. johnson of Key West and John
Dunn of West Palm Beach will start n
sawmill near Key Largo within a short
while They are now in Iacl1sonvflla ana
purchased the machinery which viii soon
be shipped south. They will saw up to 400 :
600 feet of lumber that was saved from a
wrecked bark on the keys and dispose of
II IN the bay region for building material
Many of the property-owners along San
Marco avenue at St. Augustine are any
ious that vitrified brick be used in paving
that thoroughfare. They suggest that If
the city has not money enough TO nave
the entire width and length of the avenue
they lay about ten feet along the center
with brick, and fill in the sides with shell
The shell can be removed later and brick
substituted over the entire width.
Tarpon Springs Truth: The best news
that has reached our office this week is
the fact that gRIavas, which were killed 10
the ground last winter, but which have
sent up large vigorous sprouts since have
commences blooming again and will have
fruit on this season. Mr.. o. Cadwallader
was the first to discover this on plants
growing on his place across the BAYOU
Next season guavas win be plentiful again
II there IS not another cold spell this win
ter.
La Brisa the name given the pavilion
on the South Beach, near Key West. was
opened last Wednesday night by a grand
bail by the knights of Pythias. The at
tendance was the largest ever known al
an entertainment in that city. fully 2 500
people We're on the beach between The
NUTS u anu II ,. m. The building Is
built of Florida yellow pine and covers
space l00xl25 feet, and has piazzas
around the entire building twenty-five feet
wide.
The two following tickets will be in the
field at the November election for CITY
officers of West Palm Beach: J. f. La
mond, mayor, J. d. Ross. clerk: ]. 4.
Glenn, clerk; r. B. Moore, treasurer: c,
Bradley. G; H. Woodall and T. ]. Cries,
aldermen The other ticket will be head
ed by Orange Howes for mayor; William
Spters, marshal; J. b. Glenn. clerk; j
=. Nokes, treasurer and ]. W. johnson
j; w. Strawderman and J. K. Bryant for
aldermen.
Mike, an Arabian, who keeps a peanut
stand corner of Bay and CLAY streets al
Jacksonville, is lying at the point of death
at his home and David Young, a negro,
who stabbed him. is in the city jail on a
charge Of assault with intent to murder
The stabbing affair took place Just be-
fore dark last Friday evening but was
kept quiet until the negro could be caught.
From what can be learned of the affair
II appears that Young, who worked at the
res tailrant neXt-do0r to the peanut stand
picked up few peanuts and started to