The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-27


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macon.
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the First National Bank building IT,
Edward heionest. the well known cIiI~9N
and hnancier' VIII be IT'S proprietor.
Another old map of ST. Augustine and
vicinity has come to light it was owned
by John Vertrees. one Of The legal lights
Of Nashville. Tenn, who Is spending some
time at summer Haven. MIR. Nertfees
has presented the reic to Capt Georse
Corhett. \ history accompanies me map.
which gives an account OF OSlelnOIpe $
raid on ST. Augustine.
,1-.,,:..,, yvh,,a,, Has b.,, arrested ~
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Ieh9aco4@ O" 'ie S'ia' 7e ~ IVA
intent to murder, il being alleged hat he
was one OF the men who beat ih9nlas
"..,'''y',S Il1T t3oii ' Tbjs ro,iSe fam,
men now under arrest on this charse-
Thomas Holland, Otis Kelsey, Peter iIdr-
ton and William Whalcn.
CO.. s,,,r3o,. ,.,..,,ir, and nm IN an
Hl''eo ga '''''9'
carly hour yesterday MOI nl'is' SIEVE"
inches Of rain fell in Tampa. The rains
have been the longest and stead'cst noted
here for years They come from the
southwest, ana those few VINO manage 90
get through the lower bay declare That the
weather has hoen very nasty about the
mouth. II there is no change there VIII
be sad tidings come from the lower bay
ana Gu'l Soon Ior 'al se "uIi'pol Oh am
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w. H. ROBERTS OIL augusta Ia VINO y
largely interested in growing melons on
South Lake Weir. bought the CiEy place.
which he lost Saturday night by fire. Il
was the finest residence on Lake Weir.
and cost $1,000. Ii was beautifully FIN
ished inside Alec Wade was sleeping ia
the kitchen. but he knew nothing Of the
tire until il was on him. and an he could
90 was TO make his escape. The BUILDING
was insured for So 500 The impression is
chat the fire was of lnctndiary origin, as
tracks were plainly visible to and from
the iIont oil the Dolid1hs'
Capt. w. T Lundrum, one of the popu-
lar Plant system conductors. has a higher
record for tho COURAGE and br,vor, of
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saneer IRAN on tho Cbica@o ana Al,on
roa6 raar Snrinqffeid IN vas nsrrovIv
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trostio hnrpa1 ond sbo bod o,,l,, ti,,l
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tampa Is geltlng a new factory as re-
suit of the labor trouble Monday morn
ing a factory VIII open up with twenty
i've t'saiHahelS at tle corner Oh even
pnglici u, n.e1I known 1talian hreinese
man of he Eourtb ward is ono ~ me
loadino snirits in tho movement lvhaD
he lockout occurred hundreds of rta,i9ps
we're thrown out of work They went "a
the styeats win rho other neorlo and
since tben have baan rotha,, res,lees
Ftnauv tbfs man pas nrorosad and tbe
rnonov 10 harlr mo entornrisa In ar,nlf
nrooortlons vas eoon secured
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NidlH' came near peiHS the scene OIL
serious conhagralion on saturday night
Several carpenters are working on the ele-
CANT new home of Charles Garthside, on
Avenue b. on Saturday afternoon Con
tractor Woodwork set fire to a lot OF
shavings, and sawdust in the fireplace in
the hall. rhe floor WAS covered with
shaVings and small bits of boards Before
going away Mr.. Woodwork poured a
bucket Of water in the fireplace. About
$3.50. while Or. and Mrs. jackson were
sitting on their porch, they noticed q light
in the building on Investigation he
found the fire had revived, and had caught
among the shavings on The floor A bucket
of water put Il out, but had Il occurred
an hour later. when people were abed, In,
best portion of the residence part of The
town would have been laid in ashes.