The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-14

The steamer J. Fenimore Cooper Griggs
was launched at Apalachicoia Thursday.
She is a hneiy-m0deled steamer and
much Is expected Of her. Her route will
/ Doe on the ApalachicOla, Flint and Chatta-
hoochee rivers
John Southland. a young man about 3
years OF age. who recently came to Fer
naudna from brunswick and has been
working in the Florida Central and Pc
rinsular shops, was seriously injured yes
terlay ana had narrow escape. BY some
slip he fell between a running belt and
"a pulley and was drawn into the pulley.
Fortunately the belt broke and he was
saved from what must have been instant
death. he was injured Internally. received
a cut ia the head and had the flesh torn
from both shoulder blades.
Hon NJ. 5. Quay is at his winter home
at Fort Pierce for a Few weeks enjoying
his faVOrite sport OF catching tarpOn,
with which the river Is well supplied. Sew
eral measuring over seven feet and lots
OF smaller ones have been caught The
fish companies at Fort Pierce are now
shipping large quantities OF fish. 1t Is
expected that two more houses Will open
up in few days. Deer, turkeys and quail
are more plentiful this season than usual
and the sportsman can find full enjoy
ment as soon as the law is of. Large
coveys Of quail can be seen anywhere you
may go. Bears are plentiful on the PENN
sula. W. j. Tucker has two cubs. about
four months old, which were caught a
few days ago.
Times Union: The badly decomposed
body Of a col0red man, with the skull
cleaning in the afternoon sun was the
CHASTITY sight which presented itself to a
young colored boy at Panama Park,
Jacksonville suburb. Thursday afternoon.
The body was found at the northwest
corner of a negro church. situated on
road which leads from the Panama road
of back Of the Stockton place. The lad,
whose name could not be learned, was
horrihed at the sight He at once ran
that gentleman of his find. Mr.. Arnold
conducted by the boy, went TO the spot
and saw the body. Mr.. Arnold at once
notified Justice Of the Peace Fisher. as
eX-Officio coroner, who went out TO the
scene, and after viewing the body, came
to the city In search of a deputy sheriff.
He found Deputy Sheriff Thames, and to-
gether they went out 10 the church. The
lad who found the body said he was at
tracted TO the place by the Duzzards,
which he saw soaring above the church,
and when he reached the corner aock
of them left their prey and flew up into
neighboring trees.
DeLand Correspondence Times-Union:
Unless her wealthy husband and children
in Canada come to her assistance, Mrs.
Addie NJ. Rosamond will be sent to the
county poor-house. Mrs. Rosamond has
been living here in destitute circumstances
for some years. Last week she had
stroke of paralysis and is now absolutely
helpless Charitable persons are caring
for her, but cannot do so forever. and
she viii soon become public charge.
Mrs. Rosamond has a sad life history.
She is the wife of Bennett Rosamond,
VINO is a Mtll-knOMU member OI the Ia
madam parliament and a very wealthy
man, his property being worth more than
81 100000 Ten years ago Mrs. Rosamond
lived in luxury with her husband and
children at AltamOnte. Canada, where
Mr.. Rosamond still resides. During the
sessions of parliament she accompanied
her husband to. Ottawa, and was one
OF the social leaders at the Dominion
capital In 1855 trouble arose between the
husband and wife. Ii is alleged that Mr.
ROsamond was too attentive TO other wO-
men, and when his wife upbraided him
ne told her he no longer loved her. A
separation followed. Mrs Rosamond going
TO New York. After residing there for a
time she entered suit for a divorce. A
political campaign was on in Canada,
and Rosamond, fearing his prospects
would be injured by the scandal, has
tened to New York and induced his wife
to withdraw the suit. He paid her s., 500,
and Mrs Rosamond came TO this place
and bought small home. This has long
since been sold and the money spent.
Four years ago Mrs. Rosamond was no
titled that her husband had applied to
the Canadian senate for a divorce from
her on the ground of desertion. Mrs
Rosamond employed lawyers and fought
the suit till her money was exhausted.
She does not think the divorce was grant
ed If 1t was, she was never notified.