The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-01-24

arreet If so,,. 1rn,,l,.., ,,,,.,,,,.. ,,,,,o,.,l
II GAMBLING at nm raasIay,s bonso Tbon
Bill Teas!ev's wife vent home FAN, .7r,.,o.
PnlIams where eba i b;red - IL tbo
COOKING She fonnd lar husband II ona
no mn oonnlatoic ovar,o,go,ad Win Cor,
iuicc. while in the next room seated
around tablc n'avinq cards we're Fr,nl,
WvekoH Levi emallwood and Tom Teas
! lev All cclorad Al, she raroe in thew
raked the money of ~ the fable 10 hide
their gambling but sbe Was not 10 be de.
csiva8 but arew fprio1s ana drove tbem
from the bonse. Sine threw batobe, at
fbam az tbov wont out tho door Tan,
| Teasjev Diclzed mn tbe ba+cbo4 and +broot.
ened TO tomabawi her bna he fn.llv do
sisted from aveo,4;or he tbroo4 r,bon
4Iaror Glover swan and parl,s ca,ne ~
the scene f. arras. tbon nm To.slov
was carried to the calahoose first aginst
strong protestations and efforts TO prevent
it, several gentlemen having 10 be called in
TO render assistance. Ia the meantime
Lew Smallwood resisted arrest and re-
fused to accompany Mayor Glover. when
Marshal Coryell arrived and tapped him
or the head with stick, and he went
along after that very submissively. Tom
Teasley IL the meantime took to his legs
and escaped. Mr.. Coryeu got on horse
and followed him several miles, bat with
out coming up with him. Frank Wyckoff
also got off and was subsequently, arrested
by Deputy Parks Alderman g. N. Hol-
land being notary public, took the afida
Wit Of Bill Teasley vile Immediately, 50
that she might not be a reluctant witness
when the cases against Smalwood and
Wyckoff came up for hearing. On Monday
morning, the Mayor fined Wyckof and
Smallwood $500 and cost each. Bill
Teasley was fined IS aud cost, but was re-
arrested on the charge o. seiling WHISKY
The Atlanta Journal gives lengthy ac-
count of ten year-old boy, son of Mrs.
). Q. Duncan, OF home, begging in At
lanta at the instance Of one Terrell The
| boy was forced to 80 from house to house
with note representing that sick lady
was IN great need Of aid The boy gave
pltable story OF ms treatment 5y FerreH,
and was returned to his monther IN Rome
Mrs. A. D. Ruede' OF this place, says the
same httile boy brought note to her house
q lew weeks ago with Airs Duncan's name,
begging Tor money. Inc boy said that his
mother moved from home to the marble
works at this place, and was sick and in
need. Another little boy was with this lit
tie ragged boy aoa he SAID ne lived near
inc GU paFtel '&c'o'5' 'heJ naa staia
/ around MaHetta long enough to learn
streets and locations, and worked the beg
/ ging racket" for al it was worth Such
;nnoqtars would d. we'll 10 STEER clao, IF
49, III. c..
-''''i0'''' - ''i
Nh Arthur Atkinson, who left this
Mace several months AFRO and went vasf
so5 ID ran;. HI 80.
NJ. - " - -. - - az -. '''91.
ne was {" route nome "neH 'ahen s'o6
with pneumonia, ana was carried z y
hospital, where he died. dis remains
I were brought 10 this place on Saturday
evening. Sunday morning his funeral
was preached at the Methodist church by
Rev Y. z. Manget assisted by Rev. W
Z Glenn. After which his remains we're
placed 10 rest in the city cemetery. He
was a mem5er ii the Methodist church,