The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04

nothing definite will be known as TO where
the Episcopal cathedral will be located.
Bishop Nelson has stated that he would
first visit every parish in order to find rhe
best location possible for the cathedral.
| The rumor that the location of cathedral
had been decided upon and the site selected
was started from the fact that a committee
had been appointed from St. Luke's church
/ to select a site for q new house OF worship.
! The plan is to sell the present churoh
! property and buy the ground for a new
! church 10 be erected, probably, in year or
two. AS yet the committee has neither Sc
lected a site nor made a report in the
matter.
Blythe correspondent Waynssboro True
Citizen: A serious accidental shooting oc-
Cured near here on March 49, Young Ben
Ganus, whits boy, Is years old, killed
himself. He was shooting TO siUsln the grove
at bis fathers house, and using match
heads as a substitute for caps. He placed
one Of the heads on the tube Of his gun, and
gently let the hammer down 70 hold the
head until the birds came. He placed the
brooch Of his gun on the ground with the
muzzle pointing upward, over which he
leaned, looking in the trees for something
10 shoot, when the gun was discharged by
means OF too much pressure on the match,
emptying the whole load under his ribs,
killing him instantly He was inferred at
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day.
Atlanta Journal: Lula Bently, young
girl not quite Is years Of age, and the
daughter OF widow who lives at 1873 West
Mitchell street, disappeared from her home
last Thursday evening. When last seen she
was with Nusbsum. a conductor on the
Central railroad. Lula was found Satur-
day morning at the metropolitan hotel, and
the detectives are now looking for Nus
baum Thuradav pfubt NUoharrrrn tool fha
girl to the Metropolitan and registered as
w. W. White and wife. They we're as
signed TO room %, which the girl occupied
until this morning, when the detective
found her and sent her home. Nusbaum
secured a marriage license yesterday, and
II is thought that ne expected to marry the
girl. hut was badly frightened and left
town when he learned The detectives were
after him. It is thought that he will return
and marry Lula, who is again at her home,
1873 West Mitchell street.
A representative Of a northern building
and loan association, named E. NJ. Ander-
son, has gotten himself into considerable
trouble at Carrollton on account of some Of
his crookedness. Anderson was arrested at
Summerville some days ago by the sheriff
Of HARRISON county for cheating and swind-
ling G. A. Awtry, citizen Of Kramer. AM
dersOn settled his HARRISON county trouble,
by paying Mr.. Awtry back the money he
got and was turned loose. but as soon as he
was liberated Sheriff Hewitt of Carroll
county arrested him for the same offense on
one OF Carrollton's citizens. Anderson OBJ
taiued about 800 OF Mr.. Houseworth OF
Carrollton, for which Mr.. Houseworth was
to get certificates OF stock for 80 many
shares in the building and loan association,
which Anderson represented. Anderson
failed TO send the money TO the company,
but appropriated the same for blind tigern
liquor, and Mr.. HousewOrth did nos get his
stock in the association. Anderson Is now
IN the custody of the sheriff and will prob
ably be severely punished for his crooked
ness.