The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-13

eoortsmen at Griffin have organized
.nnting club known as the Patrick Wild
80 club" and have rented about 5000
go go If land in the Cabins district, which
e,1f he stocked with all kinds of game.
Gov Atkinson has issued a proclamation
canning oct. 10 as Lafayette day, and sug
costing that the school teachers and Of
soie.s observe the day with appropriate
everc,ses. and that an opportunity be given
The children patrons and citizens of the
state to contribute to the Lafayette me-
mortal fund.
Mr. oliver, the pionerr tobacco planter
4 81 LYONS. made his first shipments of to-
bacco 10 market Tuesday. He shipped TO
q 'Troanville Tenn, and Danville, Va. Mr..
4 oliver is greatly pleased with the success
& he has met with in growing the weed in
a thar section. He says there is no better
S iond in the South for tobacco raising than
can be found in the counties of Montgom-
4 ery. Tattnall Telfair, Liberty and adjoin-
ing counties.
Races begin tonight at the coliseum at
q Atlanta. The fifteen-mile race between
81 McDuffe and Walthour, the Atlanta man,
Il and Repine appears to be the most inter-
esting of the meeting. Jack Prince, man.
4 ager for McDuffie, has put out an offer
q of 81 600 TO any rider who will go to At
y lanta and defeat McDuffie, and he expects
some of the crack-a- jacks to take up the
offer. Prince thinks McDuffie is the fast
est man in the world, and is willing to put
up his money at any time.
The condition of Mrs A. w. Lindsay of
n Atlanta, whose husband, a Christian
Scientist. will not permit physician to
81 ha,. and
"A who believes that prayer and faith is the
only cure of disease, is now said to be
in a very precarious condition. The hus-
band, however, fatty contradicts the state
ments of his neighbors, and affirms that
h his wife is getting along nicely under the
treatment of the Christian Scientists. 1t
Is said that Mrs. Lindsay is unable TO
recognize her husband and friends.
Negotiations are now in progress be-
tween Judge D. A. Pardee of the Circuit
B Court of Appeals at New Orleans and Mr..
I'M C. Carraway at Atlanta for the latter's
residence on Ponce de Leon avenue, near
Peachtree street. IL is understood that
while all arrangements for the purchase
#have been made and the price agreed up
lon the deeds have not as yet been signed.
Judge Pardee is now at his summer
nome in Ohio, and is expected in Atlanta
Pardee will make Atlanta his sole resi-
y dence city. The Circuit Court of Appeals
( In New Orleans occupies the greater por-
lion of his time, especially in che winter
season, and for that reason il is probable
that he will be in Atlanta only during the
Summer months.
Frank Phillips, member of the Apollo
band at Milledgeville, refused to blow
Mwelcome to Populist Candidate Hogan on
& the occasion of his visit there. The Pop
&ulists put up cash for the music, but Phil
lips explained that many voters would not
understand that they were blowing for
cash, and he did not want to be a party
Il to the misleading performance of furnish
ing purchased welcome. Phillips place
In the band was promptly filed and music
greeted the candidate when he reached the
capital of Baldwin Phillips has lost his
job humping the big drum, but he is just
now live issue there. The Democrats are
\ standing by him and a rival band is likely
to take the field in opposition to the Appel
10 organization. Mrs. A V. duBignon
mother of Hon. F. G. duBignon, presented
Mr. Phillips with a basket of flowers Sun
K Gay because of his loyalty.