The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-25

tleship Texas, who has been delivering his
lecture, Under Fire" in different parts
of Florida. has been ordered to report a.
Pensacola His lectures have taken well
and everywhefe they: have been delivered
he has been accorded an enthusiastic wei
come.
The Voiusa County Record says that
every town In Florida should give more
attention to observation-disclosures estab-
lished and all encourageme should be
given to capital seeking investment in
such plants in the state. Nothing is so
helpful to the growth and prosperity OF
a state than manufacturing enterprises,
and these are just what Florida most
needs -
Burglars who operated at st. Augustine
Monday night were very artistic. Finding
a window open in the residence of An
drees Lopez, they secured long pole, and,
attaching a hook to the end of 1t. pushed
it through the window and secured a
large supply of LopeZ's clothing, so much
of his clothing, in fact, that he was com
PEELED TO remain in bed until the assist
ance of a tailor could be got In addition
to the clothing, a large amount of valu-
able household property was fished out of
the room by means of the pole and tackle.
Pensacola Press: About five years ago
there went to Mariana a well-dressed
man, cultured and of fines appearance,
who introduced himself under the name
of w. P. Hines. Mr. Hines, on account
of his culture and refinement,
soon became favorite in all
circles of that little city. At the eX
piration of about two years he was adj
mitted to the legal bar of Mariana, and
joined partnership with j. NJ. Calhoun.
BY his apparent integrity and ability he
soon became prominent in the legal profess
sion. All this while Mr. Hines was sup
posed to be a single man. but very soon
the report leaked out that he had wife
and two children in Texas. This report
Mr. Hines stoutly denied for a long while,
till one day another lawyer moved to that
town, who said he had letters In his pos
session which would prove that Mr.. Hines
name was not Will Price Hines, but that
il was viii Hines Price, and that he had
changed his name to hide his identity
from an insurance company In Texas in
whose employ he had been, and from
whom he was alleged to have embezzled
some money. Mr.. Hines alias Price then
left Mariana and went back to Texas,
where for while, il is alleged, he sailed
under the name of Fly. After remaining
in Texas for some time he returned TO
Mariana accompanied by his wife and
children and joining his brother, enter
ed again into the practice of law, under
the name of Price & Price. The Marian
ma bar has protested against permitting
Mr.. VIII Hines Price to practice his pro-
fession there, and the members of the bar
boycotted him and are making an effort
| TO have him disbarred, and have applied
to Judge I.ddon to represent them. But
the Judge does not think he will be able
10 represent the Mariana bar. The trial
will come up before Judge Maxwell in this
city. probably within the next two weeks.
II is not yet known who will represent
the Mariana bar in case Judge Ldddon
| Acc not 40 so The outcome of this case
yin he watched with great interest, es-
neciallv by the legal profession.