The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-30

was performed by the brides father. The
church was deliberately decorated, the
predomlnating flower being brides roses.
of which the large marriage bell was COM
posed. The attendants were Mr. Harry
Steinmeyer and Miss Pearl Crazy and Mr..
Walter Clough and Miss Maud Stein
meyer.
J. e. Ingraham left ST. Augustine Fri
day morning for Hastings and San Mateo
10 inspect his tobacco plantations that are
being successfully cultivated under the
direction of w. s. Rowley. Tobacco cul-
ture on the east coast Is new enterprise.
but experiments prove that good crops can
be made. In all nearly 1000 acres were
planted in tobacco along the Florida East
Coast Railway but owing to the drought
and other unfavorable conditions only ZoO
acres matured. This, however, Is good
tobacco. The land department of the
Florida East Coast Railway has a tobacco
curing plant at San Mateo to which all
tobacco growers on the east coast can
send their tobacco to be cured.
Dr. f. H. Houghtons hcuseboat, the
Dentos, which is being built at Daytona,
is now about complete. In the bow OF
the boat is the large dental parlor, which
will also be used as a sleeping room by
Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton. The parlor Is
to be provided with a folding bed la cab
met form, lounge, easy chairs, lavatory,
mirror, ETC., and adjoining this is bath
room and closet. Aft.is the kitchen, with
sink. supplied with soft water from a tank
holding five barrels, which is filed from
the roof, cupboard for dishes, etc. A
large clothes room and storage closet
opens from this, where their wheels and
trunks can also be carried. The entire
interior is ceiled with hard pine finished
in oil.
Tampa correspondence Jacksonville
Times Union: One night last week Henry
Winton, colored, was arrested In this city
on the charge of cattle stealing. He has
been wanted for a long time, and the va
rious cattle owners In this section had
dubbed together and offered snug re-
ward for the man. lie was captured az
ter a long chase. He was armed with a
Winchester rifle, and had declared he
would die before being arrested. He was
located in house In the scrub. where he
lived. An officer went in and secured him
| In the darkness. He was given prelim-
mary hearing yesterday before Justice
Torres. and was bound over to the Grim
inal Court In the sum OF $1,000 He could
not make the bond and went to jail
There are seven cases so far against him.
The officers say that they have good rea-
sons TO believe that he is, the perpetrator
of several burglaries that have been COM
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against him are numerous enough, and
these other cases will not, at present, be
investigated.
Titusville Advocate: Vegetable growers
along the Indian and Banana rivers are
engaged getting their gardens in order for
the winter crop. The truck growers OF
South Dade are very busy preparing
ground for a winter crop The increase
In acreage will be much larger than was
supposed. The largest increase In acreage
will be at Ojus. Nearly every acre OF till
able land will be planted. The crop VIII
be much larger outside the Increase OF
land TILED. The farmers are profiting by
the experience of the past More thor
ough curture Is found to bring larger re-
turns and better fruit. There win also
be a greater variety of vegetables plant
ed along the East Coast this winter. A
well-known vegetable grower has been
pleading for diversity OF crops, and ex-
perience has taught the farmer that IL
does not pay to carry all his eggs to mar
ket In one basket. Tomatoes, egg plant
and peppers will again take the lead, but
other vegetables viii come In for their
share The acreage of Irish potatoes VIII
he largely increased over last year, This
is one of the most profitable crops in
South Dade.