The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-15

dren of The Christ sauctiled Holy Church
arrived in Ocala Tuesday, with their bag
gage from Tampa, where they have been
holding open-air meetings for several
months. They have rented ten or twelve
houses there and set up housekeeping.
The wedding at Daytona on The 12th
instant of Mrs LalHe Martin Bangs to
Mr. Toward c.. Munroe. two Of Ocala's
popular young people, is announced. The
wedding journey 10 New York will con-
sumo a month, after which MIR. and Mrs.
Nunroe will settle down to housekeeping
in Ocsla
Andrew II. Alexky has opened an extern
sive fish business at Sarasota, with head
quarters in Tampa. His principal points
of shipment are e. Cuba and France. He
has a new process by which the fish roe
Is prepared, making a delightful dellcacy.
his shipments 10 France are heavy. and
show signs of increasing.
William Kelso an old and respected res
ident of West Palm Beach while working
at the Royal Poinciana last Thursday,
suddenly fell dead from heart disease. His
wife was absent in Kansas City on a visit,
but, upon being notified, ordered the body
held for burial pending her arrival Mrs.
Kelso arrived Tuesday, and The funeral
took place soon after. the services being
held in the Congregational Church.
Word came from down the river Mon
day near Fort Myers that an old man
whose name is not known'had been found
drowned near Randall, McArd.es Island,
We h piece of railroad iron tied TO his
neck. He had been living with McArdie
for some time and there is a strong belief
that he was drowned by some one or killed
and thrown into the water with the iron
around his neck. George w. Powell, county
judge, went down to hold an inquest
Hallfax Journal: E. NJ. Goodall lost a
valuable COW Sunday from emphysema-
in plain English: The outer coating or it's
sue surrounding the lungs was ruptured.
and at each inhalation the air, instead of
taking the usual course through the lungs,
escaped through the broken tissue and in
flated the skin, so that Jumps and swell
ings appeared all over the animal, causing
her 10 gasp for breath. She was past cur
ing, and DR.. French humanely put her out
of her misery.
Jacksonville now has a well-developed
Christian Science case of malpractice.
A youth named Wood was bitten severely
by a shark or alligator while bathing in
a creek near the city. His wounds were
bandaged, but The bandages were removed,
and his mother, who IS a believer in the
"faitn cure" undertook to cure him with
out medical attendance by prayer. Much
Indignation was felt among The citizens,
and demands were made that the authori-
ties should investigate The case. County
Solicitor Christie has begun an investiga-
ton.
A. V. Long and Miss Ruby Brownie
we're quietly married at the country resi-
dence of the brides parents near starke.
Tuesday evening. Only a few intimate
friends were present. MIR. Long Is a son
of the late Judge 7. T. Long. He is a
young attorney, with apparently bright
future He is in partnership with Hon
j. T. Willis. He is captain of the Brad
ford County Guards, and served as first
lieutenant in the war. The bride is the
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. L.
Brownie, who went to Starke several
years ago from Mississippi
Jacksonville Metropolis; The alternative
writ of mandamus granted in the case of
the Atlantic Valdosta and Western Rail
road Company VS.. the Jacksonville Termi-
nal Company is made returnable before
Judge CAN on the goth instant. In brief,
the matter at issue Is this The State Rail-
! road Commission decreed that the above
company's passenger trains should use
! the terminal station the same as other
railroads, and the terminal company de-
clined to obey. Now The action is TO COM
pei obedience to the commissions order,
or show cause why il does not do so. and
it Is said the terminal company will show
| cause.
William Penn, who resides near the Eng
! fish colony in A.achua county, got into
| trouble the other day. Several days ago
| MIR. Penn had occasion to visit Starke,
| While there Sheriff Denmark saw him In
thinking over the matter Sheriff Denmark
remembered notification he had received
| from a sheriff out in California, telling him
| to look out for man by the name of Dun
| ham. who was badly wanted out there for
! killing his wife, another lady and man
| i'm a most brutal manner, and offering a
! reward of Sl1 ,000 for his capture, dead oil
! alive The sheriff identified Penn from the
! photograph he had as the man, and on
| Tuesday went over to Gainesville and ar
rested him. Mr.. Penn was subjected tc
rigid scrutiny, but finally managed to give
| a satisfactory account of himself. After
due consideration the officers decided tc
! turn him loose, feeling satisfied he was
not the man wanted. and Mr.. Penn went
! his way rejoicing.