The morning news., 1899-09-22

Tampa Tribune: Ex-senator Pasco. the
Monticello mystery, is lying low and look
ing wise. Ee is evidently working his
Washington dodge on the people of his
adopted home.
Gov Bloxham has awarded Florida's
free scholarship in Mrs. Florence E. Cory's
School of Design of New York to Miss
Grace Banks Of Pensacola. Miss Banks
is already quite a skilled modeler in clay
and marble work. and is ambitious to
perfect herself in designing, which she will
be able to do at this School of Design.
Ocala Star: a prominent citizen of this
city received a letter this week from a
lady in Pistol, Wilkes county Georgia,
inquiring for Information Of her husband
who came to this county some six years
ago for his health and from whom she
has not heard in two years. She has three
children, and they need his assistance
having received no assistance from him
since he left. If this should reach his eye
he had best communicate with her.
United S.a'es Commissioner II. c. Good
ell Of jacksonville. has b en- busy lately
considering the cases Of the counterfeiters
of Bradford county, and Wednesday Jake
Jones, another son Of J. L. Jones' was
committed to jail in default of 5000 bail.
to await the action of the United States
district court, which convenes the first
Monday in December next According TO
the evidence young Jones he'd scattered
spurious silver around pretty freely.
After a quarrel with her husband. Mrs.
o. V. Rosenquest of Jacksonville shipped
her furniture to Charleston. aud went 10
thai city accompanied by her sister
Rosenquest was pretty wei wrought up
over the matter when he discovered what
had been done, but after thinking il over
bought him new suit of clothes and a
pair OF patent lealhers. He then left for
Charleston, saying when Mrs. Rosenduest
saw him she would be glad to make up
and return to their home
Barlow Courier-Informant: Mr.. Fred
Pfeifer, who has collected florida exhib-
II for the Omaha Exposition, has gone on
TO get every thing arranged to make the
best possible show during the month Of
October. He has quite a cred!table colIec-
tion from this county in the lot ana we
have no doubt but that we shaf receive
considerable benefit from This exhibit. Mr.
Pfeifer has already been asked to move
his exhibit TO New York about Nov l.
when the Southern Exposition will open,
Fernandina Florida Mirror The news
comes that Hon. Bert Dyal who has SO
ably represented this county in the lesis,
lature has or is about TO remove with
his estimable family 10 Georgia and that
he will become a citizen of that state.
There is not a man in Nassau county
whom the people so regret 10 lose as Mr..
Dyal. He is a man of great ability and
one who has never been found wanting
The people of Nassau county. as well as
his large circle of friends throughout the
state, wish him success in his new home.
The cattle ranges between Tampa and
Port Tampa are still filed with cattle.
Hundreds upon hundreds of them are
awaiting the vessels that are to take them
from this country to Cuba, A large num-
Der Of cowboys Is required TO keep these
COWS in herds, and the boys are having
good time They are to be seen on the
streets every day. and give Tampa a little
color of Western frontier town These
cowboys are much better behaved than
the Western article is credited with be-
ing, and there is but little out of the