The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-28

I i'm Protestant churches. j. =. DDouuellN
/ was asked about the matt eI this morning.
/ He had heard of uoob.ection having been
uttered bv anyone Mrs. Dykemau had
sumo the Ave daria" In the Baptist
! church. and She sang 10 So well that she
wis cncorod and had 10 10 repeat But
/ the singing was not a part o. the Baptist
| service. She sang at one of Mr.. O'Dou-
nelly's musical rccitals which are given
En- the church every Monday evening.
Even If the song had been introduced
" lille Baptist services were being held,
NJ r. O'Douuelly thinks there would nave
bee nothing irregular IN t!t.tl. why
saio he we very often have Roman
Cath OLE music and jewish music 700.
Rom Tribune. j. T. Higgins is chief
teIegra ph operator at Montgomery, Ala;
Mrs HiA gins IS daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. $ c arnOchan, Sr., and Tor over a
week has cen visiting her parents IN inns
city. With her is ner son, sam higgins
a boy ten yea rs old. On uesuaF OF IdSO
week the boy was coming down town.
and about the Masonic Tempe corner
stuck a splinter IN ms loot. ~ hqrI MN
cOlisidcra bly,. ana Jhlcl OF romeo brown
seeing his distress, puIIeu IL Out Iof MIN
The pain seemed to STOP Almost at once,
and nothing serious v as IIOuEhO Oh JAe
matter. In day o so !He "ouilu was
entirely healed, and SO "ullHglJ Iue ooy
was as well as aver Iuesudy
he complained H!u-o vi
pains in his back, but OhiS Cau3eu
no serious apprehension. neSIeruay
morning his jaw began achin, WIN Such
violence that medical aid was SUNNI one1'
and DR.. j. b. :. Holmes and ". w -
Hoyt were called in. Tuesday Il lJGInoou
and Tuesday night they eNerted a u , !uciI
skill, but it seemed as If he would uic az
any minute. The wound had caused 'o OK
jaw, and little could be done for III.
His aunt, who had been al Armuch &c
creek on fishing expedition was sen,
for and came in last night. Ills father
morning. At midnight 1t was thought he
could not live
Dawson News When Miss Barnes, the
Western Union telegraph operator here,
went to her home in Forsyth two or three
weeks AGO on a visit, W. A Fields, a man
who appears to be about 40 years of age,
was left in charge As soon as Miss
Barnes left Fields filed up on whisky
and was continually drunk and guilty of
other disgraceful conduct until he was
locked up in tail Monday afternoon.
He squandered all the money, about
$50, taken in at the office while ne was
in charge, and when Miss Barnes return
ed home Sunday and resumed her posi-
tion in the Office Monday morning Fields
sent her word that he was sick and would
not be up until 10 o'clock. The next seen
Of him he was tramplng down the Central
railroad track in the direction OF Shell
man, and just as he reached that town he
was Overtaken by Sheriff Christie and ar
rested. Fields left Dawson with an un-
paid board bill at the Barnes House ana
Walter Wilkinson's gold watch in his
pocket, but the most serious charge
against him IS an attempt to get 500
check Cashed at the National Bank
on a forged telegram. he wanted
the bank to cash his individual
check on bank at Monticello, Fla.
Cashier Clark wrote telegram
to be sent to the Florida bank about
Fields and his check, but the operator
destroyed it in his Office and forged one
purporting to be an answer from the
Florida bank authorizing the payment of
check. The cashier was still suspicious
on account Of the wording of the answer
and the short time that had elapsed
since his message to the bank had been
sent to the Office for transmission ana
again refused to cash the check The
Monticello bank has been heard from and
q clear case of forgery hangs over fields.
Ame,.icus Times Recorder. The CITY
conncil M tie NfondaV ofternoOn session
sDr,,n,, a mine on some of our enterD1isine
,yrocetss that will call for n new departure
in the retail grocery trade of tine CITY as
lately handled Inv them, Some time ago
Nessrs Arera e. blackwell and others
natitione5 council To imnose a license tax
On tbe delivery WAGONS of those grocers
which carried goods for sale and solicited
o,,do,e f,.or,, bonea To bousp. for, the req
SON tbat Ills method of business nc thew
cIainnd virtually broke mn all the store
tr1da and comneiled ever GROCER to keen
a lot Of vToosoni and clerks Srummino the
town earIV and late in order 10 sell any
] SOON9 ~ az IL NNAt' N'i'iOlI ~
hJ,sir,o 40 s,oa;oit,@ II is aid tha+ ono