The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-01

| Taylor, that took place the first part OF this
month. These young people were married
| by Rev. Charles w. Snow, pastor OF the
| East Americas Methodist church. The
| license under which the couple were mar
| ried gave permission TO james b. Smith
| and Nellie M. Naylor TO be united in matri~
| mony. The certificate of marriage was re-
turned through the mail and announced
| that hr. Snow had married Mr.. Smith and
| slight one, but the "Nn IN Nayior
was plainly written. and there was
no license for Miss Taylor to be
married On receiving the certificate
Ordinary Speer put 1t away and consulted
several lawyers as to whether IL should be
| recorded. The opinion is that IL should not,
and the ordinary holds it unrecorded in his
Office. 1t was suggested to MIR. Speer that
he probably made a mistake in the name as
1t was given TO him. He says this could not
possibly be, as Mr.. Smith wrote out the
ladys name and it WAS plainly Naylor. Mr..
Snow says he noticed the Naylor and knew
he was marrying Miss Taylor, but, feeling
sure thai 1t was simply a mistake OF the or
binary, he went ahead and performed the
ceremony. He said nothing about the mis-
take to either Mr.. Smith or Miss Taylor
Marietta Journal: The board of educa>
tfon have about completed their WORK for
the establishment of public schools in
Marietta. The board has elected Ii. J.
Schoenthal secretary and J. T. Anderson
treasurer, at salary of $50 per annnm
each. Prof. J. s. Stewart has been elected
superintendent, at q salary Of 81 200, Prof.
5. V. Sanford elected principal, a. a salary
OF 1920. Prof V. E Nanget, Miss Julia
Tucker and Miss Sophie Drysdale, at a
salary Of S405 each. This corps Of teachers
will have charge Of the higher grades at
Harwood Seminary Mrs. II. G. Dobbs has
kaau alactaA 80 ha
department. at the male academy building,
at a salary OF $3.50; Mrs. jamie
Ford and Mrs. E. H. Bailey,
assistants, at a salary of S405 each. The
colored schools will be in charge OF Prof. A.
Tolliver, principal, salary of $50. Assist
ant teachers, Miss Ninevah Rogers, Miss
Matte Durham and Mrs. Williams at a
salary Of $3.50 each. The 2-story build
ing on Lemon street and building in Bap-
fist town have been secured. The public
schools will open Sept. l. The salaries
amount TO about $500 per annum. The
city tax Is cents per 800 will bring in
about a. 500, $1,000 will be secured from
the state fund, while about $500 is expected
to be realized from tuition from high grade
students and from those who attend outside
of the corporate limits
Brunswick Times: In one end Of q closet,
under the stair way Of one of our leading
hotels, pile OF supplies has for some time
been slowed. There, several days ago, a
great yellow and white cat of uncertain
breed but sure determination buildsd "A nest.
Indifferent alike to the persuasive calls of
Tabby and Tom and t. threatelingg esturJ q
and shouts of scat" the cat maintained its
nest apparently undlsturbed. But the hotel
walters were not pleased with the
cat Yesterday morning the jauitor and
Watters took a long pole and, opening
the door, poked 1t through and began to
prod the cat There was a growl, a hiss
and wild commotion, then yellow-end-
white streak from the pile of supplies to the
door. In the hall scrub woman was
washing the floor. AS the cat dashed along
toward her she swung her mop around her
head and caught the cat a right-hand up
per cut on the point of the jaw and scored
the first knock down. The cat came about
and started for the stairs, followed by a
number OF messenger boys, walters and
scrub women. After an exciting chase over
the second story Of the building, the
cat found the stairs and started again
for terra hrma The evening train had
just come in and the street was full of hur-
rying people, The cat gave q suspicious
look at the office man aud made rush for
the street. A Times man happened along
just in time to see well directed boot catch
the 4-footed bird amidships. A man with
long, gray whlskers was passing the door
when the large yellow ana white cat fell on
his chest and embraced his whskers with
four sharp claws. The fun by this time had
reached the climax, and while the gentle
man was trying to explain to the crowd
that he was not scared, only a little
frightened" the cat made good its escape.