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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-09

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-09
FLORIDA.

Some fine cotton crops are to be seen
near Orlando.
Incendiaries are firing houses in Gaines
Vile and Dade City.
Polk county is out of debt and in SPLEEN
did financial condition.
President H. b. Plant has subscribed
$500 toward building a race track at Ocala,
Tampa is making big effort to get
the proposed Florida state fair this win
ser. The people on the east coast are also
trying 10 pull it over that way.
The Duval county republicans are not
going to support in a body the populist
ticket that was set up for them. MANY OF
them will vote with the democrats this
year.
Arrangements to put in the electric
light and water plant at st. Petersburg
have about been completed. The water
supply Will be furnished from a &. oOO-gal-
aon tank, elevated seventy-fve or 100 feet
At the general election. to be held in
Florida Tuesday, Oct. c, the citizens will
vote 70 ratify or reject the amendments 70
we state constitution adopted by a three
hiths vote Of the last state general assem-
bly,.
Florida West Coast Truth: w. r. Bled-
soc mas announced himself as an indie
pendent candidate for tax collector OF
sl.llsooro county, after being defeated be-
tore the people. Mr.. Bledsoe Will land I'M
san river next October
D. ~ Wilson OF waycross. is endeavor.
ing 70 get the capitalists Of Tampa to es-
~ @o''Sh shoe factory there. The plan
4'4S Oeeh iaYorably looked upon and IN
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-09
POLITICS IN THE STATE.
Candidates in the Field and News
paper Talk on Party Policy.

Candidates In the Field and News
paper Talk on Party Policy.
It is rumored that Ned Sims, thrifty
negro of Rockdale county, will enter the
race for the legislature.
Bib county democrats say they are 60
ing to roll up 1900 majority for Gov
Atkinson and the state democratic ticket.
Lawrenceville News: The worst enc
mics to prohibition are those who are
making it a party issue. rather than a
great moral one.
The Madisonian says that the colored
voters OF Morgan county will support Gov.
Atkinson. They justly consider him a
friend to their race.
Cuthbert Liberal: The popuiist state
platform was built to catch votes, but it
is our opinion that but very few prohibi-
ton democrats will be led off by 1t.
Augusta Chronicle: Atlanta has a Nc
Kinley Club. Atlanta has a finger in
every pie but this one will not pull out
many plums-though it doubtless has
hopes.
Franklin News: Dr. Warren Gambler is
one Of the most eminent divines in the
south. He is likewise one OF the strong
est prohibitionists. But he is opposed TO
partisan prohibition. All good people
ought TO be.
Louisville News and Farmer: A. A. Cor
don, the editor OF the Atlanta Reporter.
and one of the best informed colored men
in the state, says he believes at least
three-fourths of the negro voters of Geor-
gia will cast their votes for Mr.. Atkln-
son for governor.
Atlanta Journal: The report has been
current that the popullsts In Richmond
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-09
ORDINANCE
BY Alderman Bacon

by Alderman Bacon
An ordinance to permit J. r c,has,,,..
OF the city of Savannah TO erect .
story frame dwelling house on lot No
30, Forsyth ward, in said city.
Section /. Be 1t ordained by the n,avo,
and aldermen Of the city of Savanna
in council assembled That permission bs
ana IL Is hereby given 10 ]. B. Chestnut
OF the city OF Savannah to erect a ,.
story frame dwelling house on lot No
30, Forsyth ward, in the city OF savan.
nah.
Sec 2. Be II further ordained That
all ordinances and parts OF ordnance
in conflict with this ordinance be and
they are hereby repealed.
Ordinance passed in council Aug. 90. 1896
Attest. HERMAN WyET3s w
A. N. MANUCY, MAYOR
Slerk OF Council.
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THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1896

gusta atga M c5th meridian time) yes
terday. was 81 feet. A fall Of IS feet dur
ing the preceding tveRty-fOur hours.
United States Departmental Agriculture
weather bureau. Cotton region bulletin.
Savannah. Ga, for the twenty-four hours
ending at a. m. 18th meridian ume'
Sept g. 1886
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-09

-Combination.-"Oh, you just ought to
see our fat she exclaimed, enthusiast
cally. "We've the loveiiest combination
kitchen and folding bed that ever was"
Detroit Tribune
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-09

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The herald., 1896-12-24
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Directors in Weekly Session. Yesterday
Afternoon
The Meeting of Citrus Growers on Sat-
MISREPRESENTATION Favoring Pro-
lection Adopted by the Board.

The board of directors of the Los An
geles chamber of commerce met yester-
day at 3:15. The following were present:
Directors Cohn, Davisson. Forman,
Croft Klokke, Newberry Patterson, Pat
ton, Story and Vetter. President Pat
terson occupied the chair.
The following communication and res
olutions, presented by Director KIol<ke.
were read, and the resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
communication having been received
by the chamber of commerce of the city
of Los Angeles from Senator George c.
Perkins, to the effect that on the eth
day of January, 1897, members of the
California delegation in congress will
nave a hearing before the committee on
ways and means, with reference to pro-
posed tariff on agricultural and horti
cultural schedule, and on which occa-
sion Senator Perkins will present such
data as may be furnished him relative
TO the subject. and secure hearing be-
fore said committee on ways and means
or such representations as may be sent
in the interest of said tariff: and
whereas. On the 26th day of December
1896. there will be held in the city of Los
Angeles meeting of the orange and
iSHioH growers OIL southern California
to consider the present condition of the
citrus fruit industry, an industry which
is struggling for existence and success
IN competition with the product of for
elsn lands. grown under a system of
starvation labor prices, Slipped at com
paratively nominal freight rates, and
under tariff entirely inadequate to a
fair protection of our home product:
therefore, be it
Resolved That the chamber of com
merce, recognizing the Importance of
immediate action, and in full sympathy
herewith. calls the attention of the or
ange and lemon growers of Southern
California to the said communication of
Senator Perkins, and earnestly recon-
mends and urges them to send dele
cation to Washington for the purpose
OF impressing upon the proper congress
sional committee the necessity of pro-
tecting an industry so vital in it's bear
ing upon the future prosperity and des-
tiny of Southern California.
Resolved, That a copy of this resolu-
tion be sent to the said orange and lemon
growers when in session.
The following resolution. offered by Di-
rector Forman. was unanimously adopt
cd and copy ordered sent to Mr.. Grif-
fifth:
Resolved. That the thanks of the cham
The herald., 1896-12-24

started to leave the hall. Mr.. Clark
made a semi-jocular remark, when the
party returned. and Mr.. Graft proceeded
to roast" that gentleman, saying that
he was trifling with the meeting and
therefore deserved no consideration at
their hands.
j. V. Wachtel then offered the follow
ing resolution:
Whereas, 1t has come to the knowledge
of the First Ward club of the League
for Better City Government that the
city council at its session of December
Sth saw fit to pass an ordinance. No.
1865, new series, entitled 'An ordinance
extending the time for the construction
of certain street railroads" in which or
dinance we find the extension of fran
chise for street railroad along Mission
road from Keith street to the east city
boundary; and
Whereas, The honorable, the city coun-
Gil, omitted to give notice of it's inten-
ton to grant said extension by setting
a day for the hearing of petitions for
or protests against the granting of the
same; and
Whereas. The matter of the granting
or the extension of franchises is one
OF vital interest to every property owner
In this as in all other wards of the
city, calling for the fullest expression
of opinion from all parties interested
now, therefore, be it
Resolved That this club representing
the citizens and property owners, of the
First ward, irrespective OF party, desire
to make it known that they condemn
the action of our present city council
Iii so hastily taking action upon so i'm
portant matter without notice to the
citizens interested; anc- be it further
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
meeting that the honorable. the city
council. be requested to so amend its
rules of procedure so that all resolu-
tions or ordinances pertaining to fran
chises or the extension of franchises
be published in the official paper of the
city for at least one week before final
action on the same be taken, so as to
give all parties interested an opportu-
nifty to be heard; and be it further
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tions be sent to each member of the
present city council. as we'll as to each
of the councilmen-elect.
A debate followed, after which the
resolutions as presented were adopted.
The chair stated that he would an
point the committee on Thursday. and
the members would be notified by the
secretary, after which tine meeting ad-
journed.
The herald., 1896-12-24
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
To Build q Jail on Ca alma
Island
Franchise for Wharf Close to Redondo
Granted to Blanton Duncan-Sup-
plies for the County Farm, Etc

The petition of J. c. Robinson for re-
bate of license for carrying on business
as the Standard Loan Co. was denied
The certificate and exhibit of the
board of trustees of the Belleview
school district, concerning the issuance
and sale of bonds, were filed, there be-
ing eighteen votes recorded in favor
of the issue and one against The bonds
were ordered advertised, bids to be
opened January 7th at o'clock.
An ordinance was ordered printed
granting the franchise to Blanton Dun
can with authority to construct a wharf
with pier extending outward into the
Pacific ocean, in the township of Re-
dondo. Permisaion is accorded also to
take tolls for the use of the wharf for the
term of twenty years at the rate to be
fixed by the board, upon completion of
the wharf
The petition for the vacation of Union
avenue and reversion to acreage of lots
in Plummer Square. was set for January
9TH. The similar petition for vacation
of Evergreen avenue. San Jose road
district, was set for January Goth. The
petition for vacation of streets in Pied
mont was set for the same date.
The lease of the Banning Co. of lot
at Avalon, Catalina island for the pur-
pose of the county building a Jail was
accepted. and the chairman was author
lied to execute it.
The bid of Lewis Cohn of the City bak-
cry, Norwalk. for the supply of bread to
the county farm, was accepted. For
the year beginning January /, 1897, he
agrees to furnish thirty ounce loaves
of the best wheat flour bread for cents
per loaf. The following bids for other
articles to be supplied to the county
farm were taken under advisement:
Meat. Simon Maier and S. Cohn; coal,
county farm, hospital and courthouse,
Crescent Coal Co.. Caledonia Coal Co.;
oil for the farm, hospital and court
house, John S. Mailman; groceries. An
derson & Chanslor, M. e. Frankel. jam
ison & Strine Bros; clothing. shoes and
dry goods. Coulter Dry Goods Co, jam
ison & Strine Bros, Jacoby Bros, and
M. L. Frankel.
The bond of Petra r. Brown on sa-
loon license at San Gabriel was ap
proved. The application of Anderson &
Co. for a saloon license at German sta
ton was continued to January goth.
The herald., 1896-12-24
THE EAST SIDE MEETING.
Gcneral Sherman and Mr. Clark Make
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Citizen.

Ganeral Sherman and Mr.. Clark Make
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Citizen.
public meeting was held last even
ing under the auapices of the First Ward
club OF the League for Better City Gov
ernment, in Banquet hall. corner of
Downey avenue and Chestnut street.
to listen to a statement from General
sherman regarding the plans of his COM
pany for speedy completion of the Mis-
sion Road anc' Macy Street railroad, to
discuss the action of the council in
granting an extension of franchise for
street railroad without first giving
pubic notice of such intention, and to
discuss the proposed amendments to
the charter, especially those relating to
the granting of franchises.
There was large attendance of repre-
sentative citizens. and much interest
was manifested in the proceedings
Stern presided and Lester S. Moore
acted as secretary.
After the reading of the objects of the
meeting by the secretary, Gen. Sherman
was called upon by the chairman for
statement and took the floor. Ger.
Sherman said he thanked the people for
the franchise granted. nor did he blame
the people for getting a little impat atient
about getting the road built. His road
wa; the longest in the world, and when
it wa3 considered that all of the work
lad been done. together with power
house, in two years, he thought the
company was entitled to some consid-
Grafton. They had in operation sew
enty-two cars. and they had cost the
company about $4,000 each Times hadn't
been flush. and it had required hard
work to carry out their plans. They
were anxious to build the road, more so
The herald., 1896-12-24

ber of commerce of Los Angeles are due
to Mr. G. j. Griffith for the magnificent
donation of 5000 acres for park, one of
the finest gifts any American municipal
ity has ever received from citizen;
and,
Resolved, That in consideration Of this
munificent liberality. and in order that
Mr. Griffith's act may be made memoir
able in this institution, we hereby Gre
ate him life honorary member of the
chamber of commerce, the first name to
be placed on such a list.
After the transaction of routine busi-
ness, the board adjourned
The herald., 1896-12-24
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

The street superintendent has issued
the warrant for the collection of the as
sessments for the sewer on Stephenson
avenue, between Third street and Santa
Fe avenue. The total amount of the
contract is $15OO.47 s. ]. Edwards is the
contractor.
Also for the sewer on Vignes and
Lyon street, between Also and Macy
streets. The total amount of the con-
tract is $973.04. s. j. Edwards is the
contractor.
The herald., 1896-12-24
FILED HIS BOND.

John II. Drain, street superintendent
elect, yesterday filed his official bond
with tire clerk. The sureties are II. A.
Unruh. Simon Maier, j. X. Skinner and
II. Tostman, who qualified in $4,000 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
REIGN OF TERROR ~ cARno1n.
white-Caps visit Crueltiss on Several
Persons.

HILsVILLE. VA, Jan. lS-special-
The blacksmith shop belonging TO y. c.
Nvres was destroyed By fire the night Of
~. nth He had "A complete set OF the
fuest and costliest tools, which We're all
destroyed. II Is believed TO be the work
OF a fire fiend.
The White Caps in this county seem
never 10 tire. During the past week they
Visited the houses OF three different par
ties one was Lacy Worreil a man sus-
pected of being revenue SPY and in
sormer They cOWhided him most un-
mercifully and gave him his orders to
Leave the county at once.
IL * now in West Virginia, and sent
Tor his wife and family.
The next victim was Will Dalton He
was hung TO a limb three times tiu az
most dead: then. after severe logging.
was turned loose.
lie recognized several persons IN the
r,ob and the chances are that they will
coon be in the hands Of the law II Is
relieved the White Caps are an organ
I'D crowd OF tOughs, committing their
~rin,es thinking that the distlllcrs in the
cauntv will be accused OF the same.
chtef Deputy Marshall Pepper FOR the
western District OF Virginia, was i'm town
this week looking after the revenue SER
vice
Iohn Weatherman, the wife murderer.
10 RI be hung here the 3lst of January.
A large petition has just been sent 20 the
Governor to have his sentence commuted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

RESOLUTIONS of Respect to the Late Judge
Taylor Berry.

AMHERST. VA, Jan. H.-Special.-
A,,berst County Court will be engaged
this week In a murder trial, Whlch loon
Lace Christmas. -. 49,
The bar of the county ysatei"as -,
Cd the following resolutions Prepa'Vu
and presented by Mr.. G. L.. Scot., III
honor OF the memory Of the late judge
" hereas. the All-Wise Ruler Of me
universe has seen ht 20 remove from ths
sphere of his usefulness tne non. liz.
Kerry, judge Of the Flith Ju"lci" 0'
Resolved. That we, the bar Of the coun-
~ OF Amherst. IN meeting Assem- pi l'
desire TO express our hearLelt SoilO"
an this Affective dispensation or fioNi-
Geure and TO put on record our high
arYreciation and afIectionate REGARD io'
our deceased friend and brother.
Resolved second That we fuiiy recoe
nize the loss which has been sustained
hy the bench of our state IN the ut1, ~
OF an honorable. high-toned, and ape
judge by our county "hl.H ma ,..onIe ~
most prominent citizen ny our p"opiv 20
an classes, who viii miss FRIEND WIZ
was ever liberal and mindful OF theH
interests. and by his family, from whoiil
has been taken a loving husuand anu
Resolved third That We hereby tender
10 Tie family our our departed lriend our
heartfelt sympathy. assuring them ina1
they edo not mourn apart. ana that W.
have sustained a personal bereavement
Resolved fourth. That the Juuse ol
the County Court De requested 10 nave
these resolutions spread on the RECORDS
OF his court and committee ue ap-
pointed 10 present a cory OF the 1ihe
10 the Judge Of the Circuit Court Win
the request that the said resolutions be
spread on the records OF that court. ano
/ that a copy be sent 10 the family oil
/ Judge Berry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
INVESTIGATION INVITED
ugeTJNG- or THE BOaRD ron THE
DEAF, DUNE AND ELIND.
-r,,.x Reieive the Charges Of immortality
Are Utterly Groundie-s and Without
Foundation.

sTAIrNTON. VA, Jan. 2l.-Special.-
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Board of Visitors OF the Deaf, Dumb,
and blind Institution was held to-day,
and the following preamble and resolu-
tions were passed:
Whereas certain injurious charges OF
vague and indefinite character have been
publicly made against the institution for
the education OF the gear, dump anu
blind at gtauntOn, Va, by }. J.. Kan
doiph and others. ana whereas we be-
lieve such charges TO be utterly Bfourh-
les and without the slightest foundation
I'm fact and cruelty injurious 10 the m
tcrest OF this institution ana whereas We
believe that a gave mistake has been
made iu giving sucn wide publicity 10
charges so general and indefinite IN their
character and when nave never heeIi
presented 10 this board or m any way
Resolved. That We. the Board OF Visitors
of the Institution FOR the education or
the deaf. dumb and blind, demand that
Mr. J. l.. Randolph ana any olnefs nav
ing charges 10 make against the manage
ment Of this institution, us oincers or
teachers present such charges 10 SPECIFIC
form 10 the board. ana we pledge our
selves 10 make thorough lnNes utauoh
of the same and ascertain ana make puo-
DE the real facts Of The case.
Resolved further, Inal ine piesidenl ~.
this board be directed 10 communicate gag
once with Mr.. Randolph 10 obtain all inc
facets upon which such charges are
based. and TO present me same To the
,osrd al thp earliest possible moment.
An the members We're present eAcepl
M q ~ : Turner Mr. Mlshhach. and
IT, - Winston The two last named
are members of the virginia Legislature
The action or me ne rsinS p' tSe commit.
te. Wa: requested 90 submit the primary
question 10 the voters. is expected %
barmonize the factions. 10 looks Ike nc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

u, Water Famine Is reared-"rip 81 4"
Malignant iorm'

1 Water Famine i '''
Malignant iorm'
pA,fPIIN CITY. VA Jan. ZL-spe.l'''
A. To.I watkins. son Of Mr. Winam
vra.t.i,s one of our most popular anu
enterprising young farmers. ga, aIn and '' ac-
salUe b. Marshall, the D'qI..- 81 Mar
1on,niisheI daughter OF JONI -. ,eera
gben both of AppOmattoA county
'.orrIed AT high noon lD-nty' o,,f,,
49,, MARRIAGE was iuitt pi'i "..'
.on,iiv and nearest relatives ll at
tendance. The ceremony MdS ii,,.,ior
bv Rev. J. c. Leps, OF lhe J ''l,.,rt'.s.,.s
church. in beautiiul anu t,o"-ieg the
,rrer Al 3.a1 o'clock they noa- ". - Wy
I.elgclt md Western train tor NJ aHiii'-
~ md other northern cities our "'''
wishes attend them. 80 prince Ed-
ar LANES IA. Binford, OF flinco -
ward county, left this evening yl- -" "a
riaqe intent. for PeteisnuIs, NJ
Iii On tomorrow al O'Clock a. VI 4,
YIN, ,jie5 ina fhe holy bonds of WediotA
40 Mrs sue T.. walker Mr.. hlhty IN. ~ m
nm Of energy and push, ana Mle. W ~ -
~, ,',,n+ he exceIled as "a business Wohial,'
Mr. NcAlpin. who has been sL'ae
e,lfferer from rheumatic govt lot Hlo,
than three months, d pettri' ""' "'
suffers with the disease ...- ... and
The weather Is now soitemnb Jug, a t
Tho farmers are hard az MoIh Sbippi-7
and shipping their crops -.
gur wells are drying up more oi 49,,
and II we don't have some iainiaIi' l'-i'
we will have a water la..int. 49,. ...e,.i,,o
There has been some talh ABOUT ~ i ,,s
Tho nine factory al this place, Out We
hone 10 hold IL III possible. III mas no'
been running Tor some ume. "a g.,
vhe grippe Is quite prevalent, anu III
r,eiiqnant form. 4 know WHEREOF 1
speak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

NEW YORK JAM 2l-Cotton. Mid
dling gulf s U-l6. middling. s 5-lG. net
baies. exports 90 Continent ~ bales;
forwarded l.Gd9 bales. sales. 391 bales.
AM spinnors. stock. .5'o bales
Total to-day-Net receipts. -. G3 bales
exports 10 Great Britain. $3.50 bales.
continent. 7.02O bales stock. 9Hsy29
bales.
sfofai so far this week--Nct receipts.
SG eD8 bales. exports TO Great Britain.
oogfo bales. France. Lose bales. Con-
fiuent ~ 2yl bales.
Tofal since September ist-Net receipts.
q ~ 95g bales. exports 10 Great Britain.
4 'fls SOS bales. France. 347. eos bales, Con-
finent. O91, i03 bales.
cr.fon futures steady. January, 7.0s.
february. 79s. March, sos April. sos
May, sl2; june. so. July. rs A,nsyst'
ye,nber Is. sales. Isl 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. zi.-cotton
suiures steady, sales. 5000 bales: Ianu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
lsn,s BIRrHDArIN soUrH BOSTON.


SOUTH BOSTON. VA, Jan. M-SPe-
cjaI-Generai Lees birthday was OBJ
served here by q meeting held at the
Baptist church under the auspices Of the
Confederate veterans OF this place anu
the surrounding country. There ls no
organized camp of veterans mere, put IL
meeting was called about ten DAYS ago
fo take action in regard 20 the oDseiF-
anco of General Lees birthday, ana CON-
mittees appointed 10 carry out the pro-
gIamme. . a.. e,u on,
uaeitv am standing room being occupied
srd t. the audience were many OLD vet
srans who had ridden many miles to De
Sir ". w. Ward, chairman Of the
Committee OF Arrangements, opened inc
Meeting with a brief address. stauhk us
object. and prayer was ouered 10Y ~
IN Edwards Of the Methodist chuiIh'
Rev. S H. Thompson, piesiueut "a tbo
ecotfshurg Normal College, delivered lhgs
a5dross on lee, the Christian Soldier
which was admirable Tor lbs me eohcep
To-, beautiful sentiment, ana eioqueii ~
,,,o,l. and WAS i'm every way nlunh T."
~ occoefon and the theme. Ine SER
Zoos we're interspcrsed hy choice hel'S
lions Of anproDriate music. ana lhe ,i....ii-
tafion OF "1he Sword %. ICE. rNs, iTat
Miss Rose Watkins. aad u,.
l5arncrfr by little Miss Nelie llslai" -
an icf, rleaeed with the manner me
-. g,e observed and detefmiHtu 3"
lei.h,ste IL again similarly next year ,,.
,r,n damn weather of the punt Nv
da,-s has caused a tobacco aea5o", the
tbe~e were reasonably eQcd eit"ha a.. a. bie
,,.srebouses to-day and AN "e7ii"''
Grades are selling Wei.