The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-17

his place and tried to sell some diauonds
and other Jewelry 10 him at prices that
were suspicious. Robinson was formerly
employed as a porter al the Glenada no
tel. and while be was there some jew
eiry belonging 10 one Of the ladies'. a guest
or the house was stolen. NO one Sus-
pecfed Robinson. however. until Tues
day. when the 1eWelrv was found on him.
The lady from whom the jewelry was
stolen went 10 police headquarters and
identified the jeWelry as belonging TO her.
u hen searched At police headquarters,
nm Later, y hen Policeman ration re-
turned TO his beat, ne met a negro boy,
who handed him gold watch chain, and
told him the prisoner had thrown II
away when he was being taken 10 the
station. IL Is very evident that be also
threw away more Of the 1eWelry, as Mr..
1917 tNdl ~ OI.eLeL ,l4it r.,
number OF pieces 20 him for sale. The
police think that he has a confederate
who assisted him in these rObberies.
Robinson is described as a tall man, fair
conpleXion, about - years OF age.
Mrs Ella Henry. daughter Of John 7.
THOMAS, q prosperous farmer Of Wakulia
county. died at her fathers home sun
day. She was a beautiful and accom-
pl-shed young lady, scarcely p years old
a. the time of her death. but her life
from early glrlhOOd was a particularly
sad one. ana ITS close brings 10 mind
a notable Tragedy the details OF which
have never found their way into print.
Reared ia luxury and possessing the at
fractions OF her sex in IoveIfness and
attachments which came TO her through
indulgent and well-tc-do parents. she was
surrounded by any number of suitors
ana al a very early age married the man
whose name she bore at the time Of her
death. Then commenced her troubles
For every Indulgence her parents had
bestowed upon her il seems that she
received the curses of a brute husband
One night when he returned home at "A
late hour ana forced his maltreatmcnt
10 IA limit Of human duration she ran
away from him, hatless and shOeless
and clad only in her night garments. 10
seek The protection of her fathers home
three miles distant on a desolate road
without "a settlement intervening The
nus band went next day and took her
back, and a few DAYS later he was found
murdered IN the woods where he had
been 40 work. The young wife s brother
was arrested for the crime. but never
convicted. The great weight of Miss
Thomas troubles followed her to the
grave. Though back among the sur
roundings of her happy childhood she
was never the bright girl Of former years,
ana II is thought BY many that her grief
hastened the end.
T.. r. Bellisario. collector for the CLYDE
Inc, mad +. n. belong arrested at Jack
sonville Tuesday afternoon on a charge
OF having robbed him. Bellisario at first
claimed 10 have been robbed of a check
drawn by Porcher L'Engle on the Ma
uoual Bank Of Jacksonville in favor of
Mrs. Bellisario, for $3.50. 90 and SlS3 81 in
cash, but when his collection wallet was
examined the check in favor of his wife
ana checks from different firms in the
city and S396S in cash We're found From
what can be learned Of the robbery. Bel
hsnrlo went into The Annex" where he
took several drinks. and shortly after two
strangers came I'm and Joined Mr. Bellisa-
rio, with some women, in the back room
one or the men left in few minutes and
the other remained there for nearly an
hour with BcllisariO drinking. This was
about L,@0. ana they remained there for
nearly an hour when Bellisarto, who was
in an intoxicated condition and the
stranger left the saloon, and, getting in
a hack, drove off. They landed up in a
mousse on Hawk street near Ashley, kept
by mullato woman. They had been
there only about ten minutes. when the
stranger left saying he was going TO
look for his friend He never came back
woman and asked her how much money
there was in it, She counted it and told
him that there was S39S5. 1t was then that
he made the announcement that he had
been robbed. lie got in the hack, which
had taken him out to the house. and
started out to hunt the stranger. who had
robbed him. The negro driver said that
he knew who IL was and about s O'Clock
pointed out Mr.. DelOng as the man.
and called on Officer Fritz to arrest him
The officer did SO and took Mr.. DelOng to
police headquarters, where charge of
Suspicious character was entered against
him. The woman, who keeps the house
where Bellisario stopped, and another wo-
moH, were brought TO the station. They
positively stated that Mr. DelOng was not
the man who had come 10 the house with
Bcllsario, while the negro driver said
that he would not be certain. Mr. BelH-
sario was positive in his statement that
Mr. belong was the right man and he