The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-16
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
THE NEWS OF TIE Two STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS

Children A Suit for Damage
Against Albany.
GEORGIA.
Augustus public schools open next Mon
day.
sam Olive of Lexington has been quit
Ill for several days past with fever
Miss Annie Weaver will leave Lexington
next Monday for Gainesville 20 attend th,
seminary there.
The presbytery meets at the Presbyterian
church in Lexington next Sabbath 70 dedF
cate the new church Of the south.
The cotton crop IN the nelg aborhOOd Of
Lexington Is very much injured by rust
The farmers say the crop will be short
An interesting meeting is belnE ccnducssc
at the Methodist Episcopal church st Lex
ingtoa BY Rev. {. 4. Gray. The ladies o.
his church presented him o. last sabbath
with 8 handsome Solt-hssdsd cane -
token Of respect sud esteem
Riea birds are coming into tie city mar,
kets plenHtEl.y these DAYS WednasdA '
aftsrcao. ths STcnswlck TsFlss saw %.
string e =. g birds Which we're killAa resi-
the Ds1t farm SsaJsrs report The birds
vsry Isl asls Ssssoa, AID say they are sooaf
In great 1rovss
" e3sss51y. V-A2ls sola~es ragz. Jones
OE5s1, Vas s-GnuiaS s1r rios airas ndrbA O.
hls ga a1aIdsHSsl)y vent at and the load
CT saea took afFsot 1ust hollow che shnui5ar
Es z-sE taken 20 Brunswick and chs wound
wSx :. F&luful chat thE limb YVES smpp-
sx1a5
Albany 7Grula: 5 y ". Livingston ~,
csarsa issesr from Newton . DAY ~ ews
s.ya srtEins shat one Of baker onunsys mnsi
ssSIubOle ladies Mrs Elisa Glover, had
rlgt disa, aft=r Sbcr illness AIRS Glover
70 n / ItA. -
Newton, ana 81 Mira = T. Bro0lst Of tass
ci0y, and wa vel kaovsu a. q Christian
lstty with many beautiful Trait Of aas-sc-
"a. lne bodv vas trough. IN rroz New
roh and tn fugers took place from Oak
visv canister
B-unswsck Tis,os Thomas Muligau,
ths saterau artesian wei b1rar- EAs IN the
ciey vesgriH. having inRt finished a well
IN Say .urnssseis mara, Tbs Old Stafford
h1ufs mn Cumberland Island he has sent
It's large machinery ACROSS 10 St MAry's,
W'lis-s ns ls @ h1rs well Re is removing
rs 1AEzl.lr ron slsrE-zah 70 Brunswick
ts'sszss u ~ a the wABs- hsre is absolutely
pre- N. Ms4Csl AID MS brother are
sll01g tie pioneers Of Savannah. They
exp@c. % live here permanently.
Brunswick Times: Tuesday, the family of
ODE Thomas, who live on Lee street, had
some canned maekerei for dinner The can
after eating the family began to feel sick
ODE, who IS the porter for J. !. Lott a. Co.,
on bay street, was sent for and when be
reached home he found his mother, sister
and brother very sick. Just after midnight
Wednesday morning the sister died from the
poison aud the funeral occurred yesterday
afternoon. Wednesday night the other
membsrs OF the family were still suffering,
though 1t Is thought they caa be saved.
Albapv
8. J. Jones, Mrs. Ella B. Skies has
filed suit in the superior court against the
city OF Albany wherein she claims to have
been damaged to the extent Of 2,000 and
for that amount she asks. This suit is the
outcome OF petition which was presented
to the council on last Monday night by the
plaintiff. The petition set forth that her
property had been damagedto such extent
oy the proximity of the water works
reservoir, that 1t was unfit for residence
use. She asked, therefore, that the city
pay her $4,000, the first cost of the prop
ersy and take it. The petition was tabled,
Brunswick is rubbing her hands together
getting ready for hot bail next week
Wednesday morning, says the Times. the
Brunswick Base Ball Club accepted the
challenge of Gainesville TTle.) club for
three games here, and message to that
effect was sent 20 Gainesville. The first
game will be played Monday, the second
Tuesday aud the third Wednesday. 1t is
more probable that the Brunswick club
will play two Of the games against the
Florida boys and the Tammany club the
third The gainesville Sun Of Tuesday
says: "The Gainesville team will leave on
Sunday next for Brunswick, Ga They will
be gone five days, three days being spent in
the city OF Brunswick and the other two
consumed in travelling. Manager AbboSt
will take a strong team. aud will play for
all there Is in the game" A party Of
friends will accompany the Gainesville
boys.
Brunswick Times: Brunswick has Quit,
a strange problem. 1t is what to do will
the women who are convicted OF offenses il
the recorders court. For years thes,
women have been sent TO Jail and allowed
10 lay up there until their sentences ex
pired. For several days there have been
hAlf-dozen of these women In the cit,
prison eating city food. This is a dead ex
pease to the city. The women commit vic
lations of the city laws, and, By
being sent to Jail, they serve their time al
the expense of the city, without the city
getting anything whatever in return. a
few days ago Alderman j. III. Madden
chairman Of the committee on streets
drains and bridges, decided to have thes,
women placed on the street work. He SC
issued orders to Supt. james Calnan, and
on TUESDAY the women were put out *
digging. They worked that day. Mayor
L. w. Lamb learned Of the fact that the
women were working on the streets and be
at once opposed it, saying it was not right
FOR them to work exposed to public view.
In larger cities women are work ed in houses,
cracking rocks, ETC., but they are not
worked publicly. Mayor Lamb issued
orders to have them taken off, and accord
tngly they were not sent out next day, but
remained in prison as heretofore. Bruins
wick has no rock to crack, nor ia there a
work house here and there is nothing in
sight for the women to do, except to lay in
jail
Brunswick Times: There was an in
terestiug case before Judge Lambrieht at
the ceunty court mouse yesterday in which
Mrs Payette was given a commitUal trial
on the charge of kidnapping her own chill
dren. A week ago Judge Sweat heard a
ha5ess corpus proceeding In which the
father, Louis Payette, prayed for the
children on the gr )und that the mother was
not proper person 10 rear them. La this
case the children were awarded to the
father. and he carried them 70 Crispen
Island, whore he is engaged with
the Brunswick Lumber Company. There
the father and children lived
happily until Tuesday, when the wife
managed to steal the little ones and bring