The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23

SurElaries are Numerous ct Tampa.
Amerious to Have Bowling Club.
Whitecaps Rampant Near Jackson
vilIe-S2O,O eco Salvage Claimed by
British Steamer.
GEORGIA.
It IS proposed to organize bowling club In
Americas
Jesse Thompson viii be In the race for the
mayoralty OF Augusta.
Work will begin Monday on Naaons sys
TEN OF sanitary sewers.
The Augusta Conservatory Of Music is now
almost an assured taef
Citizens Of Macon are moving ahead In the
matter Of building public hospital
HaIs,ead smith, member Of the law firm
Of Dean smith, VIII ue candidate Tor city
ClerE OF Rome
Capt. r. p. galloway, Of WILKES county.
will le brought oIt ia The race for The LeEis
nature this year.
Pasca Moore, ~ years old. who lives near
LaGrannv. never owed man uo.lGc lC his
life. lie Is st.u hale anc hearty, and tiJs
fair to live many years longer
The MesSrs Srauhvi.E have purchased
from Capt 4. c, l.azo nc large two story
dwelling ca Barlow street. better known as
the Old lawn mansion, 81 Americas The
price paid was about 1900
Albert Jones has accepted the cantBi1c1 Of
the Macon Light iatantry ana vil take com
mand of the conpa a. as 5o3u AS he stands
company goes into camp at Griffin,
The election 40 Gainesville Tuesday, for
clerk OF the superior court Vacancy, caused by
the death Of !. u Addison, 81. A. Erwln Jr..
democrat. was elactct over d. q. Parker pc1-
pc party candidate, 10y 400 TO 800 mn .ority.
Richard Fleming, superintendent Of the
CUnnlu nam pa3cu or ha.I ~ klliuTs In
Com county. KILLED two wild turkeys last
week. They came into ais yard and engaged
IN fght with his turkeys Cuo o. ,hem
weighed fifteen Eoants after it was dressed.
When il became necessary 70 add Some i'm
provements 20 the old caStol az Eiuc6ge-
VILE at cost Of 3-2ll John VI Edwards
came forward and subscribed the amount M
solicited. The Z Diou-NeCorder suggests that
some equally liberal hearted citizen OF Gift
Zens donate SUN su1iclent TO Fu. wafer IN
the building.
X. A. Yarbrough was found lying dead on
the floor OF Hrl-ht's stables on Mulberry
street. no Macon Wednesday morning Mt
Harbrough was wltcbmdn ot the STABLES and
slept on q couch In the once. dc mad cecu
slowly dying with coas umptlCu quite while,
and some time curing Wednesday Night he
had hcmUOtrhaEe, from which ne dicd
Joseph Paige has bought " ii. Warrcn's
interest in the Marietta Euano factory ray
ing Sl7 0GO fOr one fourth interest, less eight
shares which had heen previously ro0ph, bv
Mr., CogzinS, the company s houkkeeVer The
company received an order from France Tor
their guano last Sunday. and they think Of
sending Mr.. Paige to France to work that
territory.
Some time since T. A Warf, OF Gaines.
vile, employed q young man named Jack
King 10 work on his farm the present wear
Friday night last, while The family were at
supper, he entered the house. ana securing
q large pocketDook containing tC5 In money
and several hundred dollars worth OF notes
he ted across the country, but was pursued
and oought.
Washington Chronicle Mrs Kitty Beas.
ley. whese remains were buried here last Fri
DAY, made the first pair Of trousers ever worn
by Alexander stephens. Stephens was nj
.fNr M 81
the good ladies Of this town--a wee BIZ of a
boy IN frochs and aprons When be reached
the highest pinnacle Of fame DO you think he
was quite so hgpUy as that day when this kind
woman put him into his iifst pair OF breeches2
Some time since John c. johnson was con
vieted OF selling liquor Illegally in Clarke
county ana q fine Of $500 ana cost was placed
upon him. He gave bond in the sum Of $500,
and ". +. Phillips went on his bond. Suisse
Quently he skipped and is now in parts un-
known. His boudsmen offered reward Of
$50 for his apprehension ana return to the
custody OF the sheriff. Tuesday In the city
court at Athens the cases against him for the
same ofense, OF selling liquor, were called,
ana the bonds in twelve cases we're forfeited.
The amount Of the bonds was about $500
A novel and enjoyable Entertainment. saws
the MORNING NEWS correspondent at Balm
bridge, Ca, was that al the opera house Tues
day evening for the benefit OF the Presbv-
terrain church The programme consisted Of
vocal and instrumental music, recitauons.
operattas, etc, IL was the best entertainment
u tue KIM we ever witnessed. and reflects
great credit upon the ladies that conceived.
planned, and managed IT, and is simply an.
other evidence OF the fact that we have an IN
usual amount OF talent in this line IN our little
city The little Oper0tta Growing the
Fairy Queen with little Miss Ellen Cutter,
as queen and the following little girls May
GTifiths, Stella Nusshaum, Christine Crcm-
mer, Evelyn Mclyer, Hortense Pohlnan and
Rita Lichtenstadder. as fairies. was especially
good. AS was also the operatta Little Red
Riding Hood, with little Miss Lois Russell, as
Red Riding Hood, and Miss olga
Subers, as queen, with sixteen little girls
Gil dressed in SpOtess white as FAIRIES pre-
sented most beautiful appearance Recita.
tion by Miss Ellington was wen rendered
and enlisted much applause song Ma
mas Darling sung and acted 10y little
Roona Patterson, a little girl years old. was
very good. and would have reflected upOn
one twice her age. The Instrumental Duets
by Misses Llchtenstadder and Misses Me
Bride we're exceptionally fine Its rare
treat 10 hear such singing as that furnished
by Misses Helen Williams Birch and Olga
Subers and Mr., Townsend In fact the en-
tire entertainment was a success il
every particular, each and every one die
well their respective parts and were much on
1oyed. and resulted in q very neat sum FOL
the church