The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-11

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owl Ss-uuiay last. Il measured four feet
and rve inches from the tips Of its wings,
Sn1 had held frequent chicken feasts in the
woooS south Of town
Music n the public schools Of Macon is no
longer al expsrimeut-is is a success, and
sGcl one that all doubts OF this branch Of
education being continued in the schools
after this term have vanished into the air.
There is a family in Gibson, the head of
which asserts that there are 600 lady
finger peas eaten az their table each day
for dinner by actual count. The head Of
the family claims that he dsvoQrs 100 of
this number.
The new hotel at Cordele will occupy the
site on which the old Joe Brown mansion
now stands The historic old structure
viii not be torn down, bus will be moved
from the spot and preserved as an historic
relic Of the past.
Robert Carter of Ellerslie came near hav-
ing a serious, if not fatal, accident Mr.
Carer was endeavoring to remove a cap
from loaded cartridge, when the cartridge
was discharged, the load passing through
his hat, also tearing his watch to pieces in
his pocket by force of conclusion.
Dahlonega Signal: Two marriages this
week and four or five separations of married
people. One womaa's husband and another
mans wife. leaving ten children in the ag.
gregate, eloped from Nimblewill district,
this county, and three or four quiet separa-
lions have occurred in the upper portion of
the county.
Henry A. Rosenquest, a well-dresSed
white man, was crushed to death and hor-
ribly mangled by train on the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad, on
Thursday night, about three miles above
Holton, and eleven miles above Macon 1t
IS thought that RosenqueSt was a printer
from the north, and was stealing ride.
Benjamin Russak, millionaire of New
York, with Ills niece, Mrs. Felix Russak.
has arrived in Macon, and for the next two
weeks win make their home with Mr.. Rus
sak's niece, Mrs. William Wolff, on Plum
street Mr. Wolf enjoys the distinction Of
being the largest manufacturer of fur
goods in the United States, if not in the
world. He has come TO Macon for pur-
poses of recreation.
Columbus EnQltirer-SUn: 1t is reported
that during his trip through Ohio in the in
terest of Georgia, Maj w. L. Glessner took
special pains TO secure samples of the drink
ing water at the different towns, for the
purpose Of analysis and comparison with
the water in Georgia towns and cities. The
report on this matter will be awaited with
considerable interest. Although native of
Ohio, Maj. Glessner has been heard to ex-
press the opinion that the superiority of the
Georgia water cannot be questioned.
Lee Lowenthal can walk the streets OF
Macon as free as any man until the next
term Of the superior court, when he viii
again have to stand trial for the killing Of
Boanefeld. Judge Miller Saturday
heard the application for bail for Lower
thai. AT the conclusion of the plea BIZ
signed an order placing the bond for Low
eHtndAS appearances AT Cne next term OF
court at $4,000, signed by good security.
Lowenthafs friends will probably come
forward and make up the desired bond.
Elberton Star: DIR. H. c. Eimunds tells
an amusing story of one of his early ex-
per1ences IN the hotel business. He had
just purchased new piano, and that night
after all had retired he heard the piano
humping away as If dozen beginners
were playing tat once. Hurrying to the
room to find out the cause of the disturb
ance, he found man had gone to bed in it,
and was making vigorous efforts to bring
the cover down on himself, while, at the
same time, he was swearing loudly at the
unyielding nature of the bedclothes aud the
extraordinary number of cats that seemed
to have possession Of his room.
Columbus Enquirer-Sun: Capt. John
Trlplett Of the Thomasville Enterprise has
long been twitted by the press of Georgia
for clinging to bachelorhood 1t is now
rumored, however, that the genial Triplett
proposes to surprises his brethren by taking
with him on the Georgia Press Association
excursion to Cuba charming young bride.
The lady is a wealthy and lovely belle OF
New York, whom Editor Triplett met two
years ago. 1t is said the ceremony will
take place in New York this month, and
the bridal couple win leave at once for Sa-
vannah, where the association will meet
and accompany the party to Havana