The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-09

appeals for the rights OF their respective
clients. During Mr.. Cooper's speech he
spoke of the case as being so small
that he was ashamed to y, con-
minded him that he was not ashamed
Of 1t and that the greatest case ever tried
in Georgia was one. in which a canary bird
was involved. At times some heated re
marks was passed and the spectators ex-
peoted to see something that they had not
counted on. DIR. Polhill brought down tGe
court room when be exclaimed In thrilIing
tones: "Where did you get that cstg' The
whole scene was very amusing to the spec
tators, and the case was decided by justice
Brown in favor of Prolific. One OF the
most amusing scenes connected with the
case was the presence in the court room OF
the cat and kittens. The tickle feline re-
NAMED neutral. however, and showed no
disposition to go to either claimant, Du1
gave full evidence that it wanted its pres
ence known by continual mewlns. Inc
kittens also joined in, aqd. altogether
they treated the court to a irst-class seren-
Ade.
Macon Telegraph: Ann Eliza Jones
lcoloredl died Thursday afternoon aO1uS
1880 o'clock while having a tooth eXtIaiteu
by DR.. Scoven. The womans dsa'h
created a great deal of excitement anoH5
her friends on account of her Irotestatlohs
after having suffered eXcrucIa'lEs pa
when the first one was extracted JI'
Scoveu stated that Ana Eliza jones' accom-
panied by her husband, CALVIN JONES' CHlIea
at his office about i O'Clock, anu CtINiu
stated that Ann wanted TO get her IeeEn
pulled, as she had been sliTerInB InIehseIy
with them for several months. h9 e&-
amined the womsn's teeth, but could no1 see
that they we're decayed, nor were the gums
swollen. After bis examination, ne oon~
cluded that the woman was suffering lTom
neuralgia. and told her so. Inc woman,
however. insisted on having the teeth pulled,
and he agreed TO pull them AS has been
his custom in such cases, ne administered
70 the woman about ten grains OF choral,
and in about an hour he gave her about
four more grains lie then left her for
three-guarters of an hour to call on a pa
tient and when he returned the woman
was in a stupor. This was the condition
thar he wanted to get her in, and seeing that
il WAS a good opportunity, he aud the wo-
msn'5 husband placed her on the bed for
the operation. He then pulled one tooth.
This aroused the woman, aud she said
she could not bear to have another
pulled, as the pain was too great The
however, showed the doctor
another tooth to pull aud this was likewise
extracted. When the second tooth was
pulled, the woman fell back on the bad and
lied in a few seconds. DR.. Scoven said
hat he and the woman's husband did all
hey could to resuscitate her, using all the
'emedies usual in such cases, but their ef-
'orts were in vain. When DIR. Scoven
ound that he could not restore the woman
% consciousness he sent for DIR. Chambliss,
Who lives near by. DR.. Chambliss responded
It once, but upon his arrival he found that
he woman was dead and therefore be-
7ond all aid. DR.. Sc0yen is not a member
If the Macon Medical Society and is not
recognized by them. He has been residing
n Macon more than a year. He says that
re has been praCtioing medicine for more
han forty years and has been using ohloral
'or about thirty years, and this is the first
case where he has seen death occur to q
person that was under the influence of it.
w hen asked by the reporter to what he
attributed the woman's death, he said he
thought that she must have been afflicted
with heart disease.