The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-05

and had his left arm run over As soon
as the accident occurred me victim was
sent % the hospital There his arm v as
arupuiated, aud re stood the operation
well and rs getting along al cight. The
cars ran over his arm between the wrist
and elbow.
The shoe store Of G.. F. II: Buitman. run
uu4er the firm name OF pullman BIOS. al
sumter has been taken 10 chatge by f.
W. A pullman, - satisfy "a mort gage
which he held. The business Will be con-
tinued without change for the present
Mrs. L. Houseal sandel has been sp-
pointed an organizer for Georgia, South
tafOllna and North Carolina Tor the Or
Ger OF Railway Photographers. Mrs. SAM
Gel IS an experience operator and is said
70 be the first woman who has been APP
pointed 10 the position Of organizing for
any labor organization.
Willie Wallace, a l2-year-old boy. who
was employed in the Columbia cotton mill,
was killed Saturday by the weight in the
elevator shaft strikn g him on the head.
Dung Wallace 10 appears was looking
down the shaft ana was not expe IL
ing the weight. which struck him on the
head with such force that he only lived
for few minutes after being struck
President Marshall Of the Columbia
street railway was lined SO by Mayor
ing conductors on the street cars us re-
CURED by the city ordinance. Attorney
4-yles, Tor the railway company, went 10
f-4kelleiQ 10 ask Judge Garry LOT an ORDER
OF injunction restraining the city from
collecting the fine. The validity OF the
ordinance is to be tested in the courts
Thursday Gov Evans granted fun par
con 20 Henry Brluage, cOlOre1, who was
convicted of rape al the November term
tlho9l Of court for BaTnWell county and
was sentenced by Judge kershaw 10 life
Imprisonment In the penitentiary II has
now developed that the alleged victim was
a being of low character at the time OF the
alleged crime, and that the conviction Of
don.
Marlboro Democrat: Joseph II. David
one OF our progressive farmers. and who
WIN some others was cOaXed into plant
ing heavily of wateTmelOns with a prom
Use Of plenty of buyers. was not to lie
outdone by their failure 10 come, has
found a way 70 utilize his crop by turn
than the cane. After the water is ex-
tracted the pulp is saved for the hogs,
without any loss whatever.
a commission for charter has been
issued TO the Wenzel Piano Company or
CharleSton. The cOrporators named are,
J. Fred Lilienthal. a. +. G. Cramer. a
Request. +. II. Gadsden and TheO Wen
eel The capital stock of the company
crease TO $4,000. The company ask for
the right to manufacture and sell all
kinds of musical instruments, print and
sell sheet music, rent instruments and
the like.
A special to the Hampton Guardian
from Narnville says that Henry Llghtsey
anu MS SOHSs Bill, Ike anu JNIu. on one
side, and Hamp Bennett. Ben Bennett and
Jud Bennett on the other side. had the
hardest fight ever seen tn that county
during the progress Of the primary at
that place Tuesday sticks, pistols, ra-
zOrs and knives va freely used. No one
was killed, but several were cut and badly
bruised. Bad blood has existed between
the families for some time.
Florence Times: Mr.. Fl. l.. Odiorne,
president of the oil Mill Company at Flor
ence, has just been on a visit TO Harts-
vile. and while there examined the paper
mills, which have been erected there at so
much expense, for the manufacture Of pa
per from the slabs Of yellow pine. The
great trouble heretofore has been the pitch
which would adhere to the rollers and
break the paper, but by some prepar IRA tion
the present manager, J. A. Hammil has
succeeded in doing away with this Objec-
ton, and now they are manufacturing a
hrst-ciass wrapping paper Mr. Odiorne
suggested the use Of cotton seed hulls for
paper and has sent Mr. Hammil a lot OF
them to try. We believe that the Harris
Vile mill is the first to attempt paper
making from the yellow pine, and should
II prove profitable business. much of the
waste Of our forests will undoubtedly be
utilized in the future.