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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-16
LEGAL NOTICES.


(tHATHAM COUNTY, STATE OF GEoR-
AbGiA-Court OF Ordinary, Chatham County.
Georgia December Term, 1892. distribution OF
the estate of SARAH A. MINIS. To the SAFE
DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY OF BALTI-
MORE, trustee Of LEILA L, POULTNEY ana
children: TO the SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. trustee OF ALICE
II. POE and children; 20 ALICE II. POE; to
NINA A. POE, SARAH L. POE and PHILIP L.
POE, children OF ALICE II. POE; 10 LEILA l..
POULTNEY to EUGENE PoULTNEY, j..
LIVINGSTONE POULTNEY and r. CURZON
POULTNEY, children OF LEILA L. POULT-
NEY; to J. LIVINGSTONE MINIS trustee OF
the children Of ANNIE l.. MOALE; TO PHILIP
X, M0ALE. ANNIE L. M0ALE and AUGUSTA
MEDORA MOALE, children OF ANNIE l..
MOALR; 70 }. LIVINGSTONE MINIS, all OF
the city OF baltimore, state of Maryland, and to
PHILIP II. MINIS OF the city aud state Of New
York
Notice il hereby given you that as adminissra-
tor OF the estate, in Chatham county, Georgia,
ofSAkAH A. MINNIs, shall apply, after pub
LEGATION OF this notice In terms Of the law, to
tho Court OF Ordinary Of Chatham county.
state OF Georgia, TO appoint three or more free
holders agreoably to the statute in such cases
provided. to distribute among the legal dis
trihutoes OF said SARAH A. MINIS. her estate
SARAH A. MINIS. A. MINIS. Is
Administrator OF Sarah A. Minis.
CHATHAM COUNTY, STATE OF GEoR--
distributes and parties in interest. are hereby
commanded to be and appear at the May term
next OF this court, to be held on the FIRST MON
DAY IN MAY, 1898, at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, in the
court house OF Chatham county. state Of Geor-
gia. city OF Savannah, and show cause, IL any,
why said distribution should not be made.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FERRrLL,
Ordinary Of Chatham County, this the ED day
FRANK e. KEILBAcH,
Clerk @. o., G. G.
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Gossip Here and There Abou, Riders
and Racers.
New York's woman's wheel cluo now has
ever eighty members 81
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~ EoRGIA. CHATHAM CoUsTY-MARY p.
" NOONAN has applied TO the Court OF Ordl-
nary for twelve months support for herself out
same.
These are, therefore, to cite all whom II may
concern TO appear before said court to make OBJ
lection ON or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
FEBRUARY NEXT. otherwise same will be-
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FEREILL,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the 7th day
OF January, 1898. FRANK E. KEILBACH.
Clerk @. o. Q, Co.
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n the Superior Court of Chatham County,
state OF Georgia --Deoember term, 1892.
HENRY RICH vs.. SALIIE RICH. Petition
for divorce. To the defendant, SALLIE RICH:
You are hereby commanded that you be and
appear at the rext, being the MARCH "a. d
1893 TERN of the said court, on the first Mon
day, being the SIXTH DAY OF MARCH
NEXT, then and there to answer the said
plaintiff on the merits OF the said petition.
Witness the Honorable RoBERr FALLIaANr
Judge OF said court, this thirty-flrst day Of
December, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninsty-two.
JAMES n p. CARR,
Clerk OF the Superior Court OF Chatham
County. state of Georgia
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~ EoRGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Whereas,
" WILLIAM LUCUs has applied to
49,, AZ ~ d. =, % rcW Eita III n HS
These are, therefore, to cite and admonlsh all
whom 1t may concern to be and appear before
said court TO make objection az any they hAvs)
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
FEBRUARY NEXT otherwise said letters
will be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FkRRtLL.
Ordinary for Chatham County, this the Sis day
OF December, IseR.
FRANK Z. KEILRACH,
Clerk O. o.. @. O.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notieei is here
VI by given that have made application to
the Court OF Ordinary for Chatham County, for
leave to sell all those two lots Of land IN the city
OF Savannah known as numbers eleven III aud
twelve C2l, North Oglethorpe ward, with the
improvements thereon, belonging TO the estate
Of HERMAN RENKEN, deceased, for she pay
ment OF debts and distribution. and the said
order will be granted at the FEBRUA AIRY TERM,
1898, OF said court, unless objections are filed
thereto. X RENKEN
Administrative, Estate Herman Renken.
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Maximum temperature. 49,. minimum tenn
perasure. 49,.
Observations taken at abs same moment OF
tlmeat all stations Tor the MORNING NRws.
ELYANRLH. Ian IL ESQ p. n CITY tune
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~ EoRGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Whereas.
Court of Ordinary for Letters Administration
on the estate OF ELLEN ANNA MoFALL. de-
ceased
all whom 1t may concern TO be- and appear be-
fore said court TO make objection ~ any thsy
hayel on before the FIRST MONDAY IN
FEBRUARY next, otherwise said letters will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPToH l.. FERRiLI
Ordinary for Chatham County, bhis she slst day
OF December, 1892
FRANK f. KEILBACHR
Clerk G. o.. &. g.
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Work STREET residence, four thousand
HUI street residence, six thousand; easy
terms. ROSSlGNOL 8 DAVIS.
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E'OR SALE, good two story residence on
Il West Broad, near Anderson; In nne condi-
ton; yery convenient and very cheap. c. X.
DORSFTT
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ARGE LOT, Whitaker, next n. W. corner of
-, ~ Maldourg; splendid building site. RIOS
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A pretty wheel, graceful girl
A moon serenely mellow,
A nice, smooth street, and ais complete,
IT, you have charming fellow.
We ride along, with joyous song,
And everything seems well, o.
We wear our caps, they're Just the thing,
We feel so very swell o.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SHORTHAND. bookkeeping. typewriting, pen
- manship and English branches individual
instructions. no class system, COMMERCIAL
INSTITUTE, opposite postoffice.
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The bicycle skate consists Of the ordinary
safety, with boot or skate attached to
the forward wheel. This boot is similar to
that which is attached to wagons when it is
desired to turn them into sleighs. The pro-
that the only change made consists OF re-
moving or greatly lessening the friction Of
the forward wheel
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TOR SALE, a perfectly safe combination
II horse ak years old; sold for no fault; also
top buggy, almost new. Call 1877 Liberty street,
basement.
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EOR SALE. on corner MONTGOMERY and
It Ninth, on Belt Line, a splendid lot S0xli7
on very easy terms; city water main In from
OF the lot =. ~ DORSETT.
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w fLIdAaeOH LOTS. iust beyond West sA.
w vanneh Sherwood !0ta, Just south Of
city, hobBlak0L q DAVIS.
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AMES L. MEHRTENs, IS jefferson street.
- has for sale or trade several good horses.
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Comp arasivs rllatAll state a At
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MISCELLANEOUS.

| OUIS BOR1SS. upholsterer and cabinet
IL maker, President street, between Haber-
sham and Lincoln. Mattresses made over; all
kinds OF furniture repaired. All work guaran.
teed frst-clasa
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
A TRIP TO THE FAIR.
alderman weatall Gives some
Facts and Figures Thereon.

TASao fahA r Ak uHCo hcECoh
JIM. .Westall returned on Thursday from
the Worlds Fair. 1t is all nonsense, Mr..
Westall says, for anyone to talk about
extortionate prices at Chicago. There is
no extortion unless the visitor goes there
determined to spend all the money he
can. Mr.. Westall, accompanied by Mrs.
Westall, spent eight days in the Windy
City, saw as much of the big show as
could be seen in that time, and the entire
trip, railroad fare, board and everything
from the time OF leaving Asheville to the
day of return, cost $12O, or $50 each.
MIR. and Mrs. Westall while in Chicago
| stopped with Mrs. Carrie Carr Mitchell,
who formerly kept the Fagg house on
Merrimon avenue, Asheville. At Mrs.
| Mitchell's they had an excellent stopping
place. at a cost OF So day each. Her
house is some distance from the fair
grounds, but distance matters little in a
city with the transportation facilities
| Chicago has. Many Ashevillians and
North Carolinians stay at Mrs. .Mitchells 8
| Mr.. Westall says the order that is
preserved at the Fair is wonderful when
the vastness of the crowds is taken into
consideration. He did not see drunken
man nor hear an oath in the grounds al
| the time he was there. And in the city o
Chicago he saw only three drunken mer
during his stay. OF the fair itself, Mr.
Westall says nothing but visit will give
one an adequate conception of it's i'm
'nensity-words cannot picture it. HI
advises everybody to make the trip
| which will be the trip of a lifetime.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
BICYCLE ACCIDENTS.
Deputy Clerk whitsOn Painf fully
Hurt YeoterdRS.

Yesterday afternoon Deputy Superior
Court Clerk ]. McD. Wbitson was
"coasting" down South Main street on
a bicycle. When near Mcdowell street,
and while going at rate of perhaps &c
miles an hour, the pneumatic tire of the
machine slipped from its groove and
locked the wheel. Mr.. Whitson was
hurled some distance and struck the
pavement with such force as to break
one of the bones in his left wrist. He
was also bruised on the chin. Mr.. Whit
son was taken home in a carriage and
received attention from DIR. ]. H. Viii
liams. The injured bicyclist 10 able tC
be in his Office today. but will wear his
arm in a sling for some days.
Arthur M. Field, the South Main street
jeweler, went out to Mine Hole gap yes
terday on his Columbia. On the trip th'
wheel struck fence rail and was per
fectlv paralyzed. The rail was not hurt
Mr.. Field was thrown 20 feet, but luck
ily was not injured. The rider rod
home, but not on his bike" and tn
| wheel was brought in on an ox-wagon
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
MISS N1ILLER,s SUICIDE.
Particulars OF the SAD Happen
Ing of saturday.

Ing of saturday.
The news of the suicide by hanging OF
Miss Susan Miller in Upper Hominy
township was received too late Satur-
day afternoon to permit of the publica-
tion of particulars. The circumstances,
as related by ex'Commissioner ]. c. Cur
tis, follow;
Saturday morning Wm. Miller, the
father, left for Asheville accompanied by
one of his daughters. About 10 O'Clock
Mrs. Miller left for a store some distance
away, instructing Miss Susan to prepare
dinner. Not long after the mother left
Miss Susan went to the barn and secured
rope which she knotted about her
neck. One end of the rope was made
swung off. She died from strangula ton.
When found her feet rested on the floor
and her knees touched pile of hay under
the spot chosen for the hanging.
Mrs. Miller returned from the store
and found dinner unprepared and Miss
Susan away. She thought little of her
absence, however, until about 1oon,
when she became alarmed at the daugh-
ter's failure to appear and sent one of the
children to search for her. The searcher
went to the barn and found Miss Miller
in the position described and quite
dead.
Miss Miller had been i'll for a long
time, though she was in her usual health
Saturday, and it is thought that con-
tinued brooding over her affection caused
the suicide. She had never shown the
slightest sign of insanity.
Mr.. Miller the father, was In Asheville
when the sad affair happened. Miss
Miller's body was inferred yesterday
near Turnpike.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
a PRESs CLUB.
Organization During The Chinl-
neY ROCK Trip.

Organization During The Chin
ney ROCK Trip.
While the newspaper men were on
their excursion to Chimney Rock last
week Press club was organized, the
particulars of which are given as follows
by the Charlotte Observer:
"It was decided to organize the CHM
ney Rock Press club, which IS to erect a
comfortable club house upon land on the
slope of Chimney Rock mountain. which
the developers of that section have al
ready agreed to douate for that purpose:
This club house is to be devoted to the
use of any newspaper men and their
families who desire to join the club. The
Seaboard Air Line road, it is we'll under
stood, will see that the club house is
erected on the property, of which fifty
acres, near the Twin Springs, have been
set aside for this purpose.
"The officers OF this Press club were
elected as follows: Col. Fred A. Olds, OF
Raleigh, president; X. G. Hiden, of the
Richmond Times, s. A. Ashe, jr., of the
News and Observer, and w. F. Burbank
of the Winston Sentinel, vice-presidents
L. S. Packard, OF the Southern Progress
Pine Bluff, secretary and treasurer; and
Josh. I James, of the Wilmington Re
view, ]. p. Kerr, of The AsHEvILLE
CITIZEN, ]. Abner Harrell, of Weldon, w
+. Irvine, of the Norfolk Virginian, anC
II. A. Banks, of the Charlotte Observer
governing committee"
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
PLENTY OF SPORT.
Get Ready For the Bali Games
"wednesday and Thursslay.

wednesday ana Thur8GAaY.
The Asheville baseball crank will be in
his glory Wednesday and Thursday of
this week. the prime cause being contests
in the national game between the Ashe-
vile nine and team from Statesville at
Car rier's track. The boys from down
the country will come with the reputa-
tion Of bang-up sluggers, and a game
| that will make the grand stand rattle
may be looked for. Game will be called
each afternoon at 4 O'Clock, and every
enthusiast wants to he there sure.
The glorious Fourth will be gala
day al Carriers track. The Asheville
| Baseball club has arranged a program
| for that dav that will provide amuse
ment for the big crowd that is sure to
GO. There will be two bicycle races, two
gold medals to go to the winners. The
Reds and Blaes of this city will cross
| four players making the largest number
of runs will be entitled to
crown the queen of love and beauty
and three maids OF honor. Besides these
| events there will be a sack race for water
| melons, wheelbarrow race, foot race,
and a CREASED pig race. Prizes will be
given in each event. The races will begin
at 3 O'Clock and the ball game at 4. The
program throughout will be good one.
and there is enjoyment in store for all.
The Arden and Avery's Greek baseb: II
teams played at Arden Saturday, and
the Arden boys won by a score OF % to
II.
Fletchers and Chimney Rock will play
at Fruitland next Saturday.
J. Is. Powers, manager of the Arden
nine, was in the city today and arranged
with the AsheVille Baseball club for the
second game between these mines, to be
played at Carriers track Saturday week,
Iuly g.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
THE HOTEL COLLAPSED
ABOUT sEYENTY-FIvH BUR.
led IN THE RUINS.

Terrible Accident AZ Fort ecOet.
Kansas-The List of Dead VIII
Reach 4o-At work Digging Out
The Deas, and wounded.
ST.. LOUIS. June 26.-A special to the
Post-Dispatch from Fort Scott, Kas.,
says that at $50 a. m, the entire east
wall of the fremont hotel fell. Over
100 guests were in the hotel at the time,
and it Is thought that many were killed
or injured.
FORT SCOTT, kas., June 26.-At 9:3O
O'Clock this morning. without a mo-
ment's warning, the fremont house, a
four story brick structure collapsed,
burying nearly 75 people in the ruins.
The body of a Young woman has been
recovered and three men were taken out
soon afterward, but their injuries are
fatal.
The fire departments and hundreds of
citizens are at work among the broken
timbers and are stirred on in their efforts
OF rescue by the cries and means of the
wounded people underneath the mass of
the ruins.
The ground floor of the hotel was occu-
pied by stores, many of which were filed
with customers. 1t IS not known how
many people are beneath the ruins. but
it is believed that the death list will
reach over twenty.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
The Dummy,

The tuneful dummy will commence it's
summer run tomorrow. with its ''curves
and glides along the f1owery sides of
Sunset mountain" immortalized by the
road poet, in days gone by.
Take the Charlotte street car at public
square every hour and halt hour from
a. m. to p. m.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
SHOT INTO A TRAIN.
A Third Attempt To Rob an Hex
press Car.

DENIsoN, Tex, June 26.-Another at
tempt was made to hold up the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas passenger train
No. 8 at Stringtown, 1. T., Saturday
night. this being the third attempt dur
ing the last week, all of which were Nm
successful. Suspicious parties were seen
lurking in the vicinity during the day.
The fact was reported and No. was
given orders not to stop at Stringto 1.
The gang was waiting 100 yards south
of the depot and seeing the train rush by
fired 20 shots at it. Several lodged in the
smoker and chair car, but no one was
injured. The train was guarded by ten
men who got off some distance below
returned to the depot and arrested sew
eral negroes.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
Fire L.oss of 100000,

DEADwooD, S. D., June PA fire
which broke out Saturday afternoon in
pile of cordwood containing 1OO. 900
cords, caused a loss of 5000, 900 to the
Homestead and Associate Mining Co.
One thousand men are fighting the
flames and all the mines and mills of the
company are shut down,
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26

LONDON, June 26.-The British cruiser
Barbam with Rear Admiral Markham S
official report of the loss of the Victoria
is expected to arrive at port Said to-
night. The Rear Admiral's report will
be sent by cable from there to the admir-
ality office here. All the survivors of the
disaster sailed from Tripoli today
presumably for Malta.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
Set Ahre By lightning.

ATLANTA, Ca, June 26.-Lightning
struck F. K. Bunder's house on Howard
street at midnight. The building was
burned to the ground and a cottage on
each side was also destroyed,
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
Liabilities 9aso,Ooo.

NEW YORK, June 26.-Mann Brothers,
clothing dealers, 314 to 31S Broadway
today confessed judgement for $56, 900
Attorneys of the firm place the liabilities
at $25O,0OO.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
cLEvEI.AND's DEPARrURH2.
He VIII Get To BuzzarS1's hay I'm
About Two Weeks.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The time of
President Cleveland's departure from
Washington for his summer home in
Buzzard's Bay. Mass, is not definitely
set. but he will probably leave Washing
ton during the first half of July. 1t is GER
tainthat he will remain at White House
for another week and there is a likeh-
hood that he will accept the invitation
of Senator Camden to spend a few days
fishing in West Virginia in about two
weeks.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
THE SHELBY z.osrOEF1CH1.
II. X Barnett VIII Cancel STAMP.
There.

There.
WARRINGTON, June 26.-The President
today appointed Robert B. German,
postmaster at Tallahassee, Fla, vice H.
Reed removed; Chauncey Nj. Wright,
MilIegeville. Ca, vice o. G. Wilson. COM
mission expired; T. Kennedy Barnett.
Shelby, N. c., vice ]. B. Fortune.
resigned; Wilson G. Harrison, Mi
Ian, Tenn, vice K. F. Haune, removed
Thomas ]. Dement,, Chattanooga, Tenn,
vice ]. w. Stone, removed; Vim. HI. Nc
Lemore, Tullahoma, Tenn, vice ]. u.
Strong, removed.
T. F. Brantley, of South Carolina, was
today appointed chief of division, second
auditors Office, treasury department
David Robinson, Ga, immigrant
Inspector.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
stopped tine Free Coinage.

LONDON, June 26.-Telegrams received
today from Calcutta by Anglo-Indian
banks here state that the India govern
ment has stopped the coinage Of silver
for private accounts at India mints.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
OLNEY DECIDES.
NO More Money To be Paid
An Illinois Corporation.

Am Illinois Corporation.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Attorney- G en-
eral Olney has decided that the several
appropriations made by the act of Con
gress approved August 5, 1892, in aid OF
the Worlds Fair. Chicago, including the
appropriation made for the government
exhibits "are as available now as before
the decision of the Circuit court OF ap-
peal permanently opening the World S
Fair on Sunday, with the single excep-
ton that no more money ought to be
paid to the Illinois corporation known
as the Worlds Columbian exposition
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26
KiIied by Laws Eelectricitv.

AUBURN, N. Y, June 26.-John Fit itzhum, /,
Buffalo murderer, was electrocuted at
] 12:44 this noon.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-26

"lf so found by the Board of Aldermen
will acknowledge myself indebted to
The city in the sum OF $2S. .S5, in addition
to onc-third of the scales receipts from
June /, 1898, to June 7, 1898. now in
my hands"
1t will be remembered that the Reform
finance committee recently made a re-
port " hich tried to make Mr. Lynch the
city's debtor to the amount of $414.19
The report also said that certain sup
posed records of actiors by the former
Board could not be found. Mr.. Lynch's
statement disproves this assertion.