The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-22

rived in the city by Patrolman Luck. or
the city police force. The Princes were
wanted by the sheriff of Campbell on
charge Of stealing lot of corn. They
brought the merchandise TO Atlanta with
them and We're followed by the sheriff.
When arrested the three men were taken
to the station house and locked up but
later in the day were carried back to
Campbell county by the officer who came
after them.
Dahlonega Signal: Young men of the
country have a different way of asking
a lady Tor her company than they do IN
towns and cities. They just grab girl
by the arm like hawk catching chick
en- and say, Can | 80 with your" We
learn that an occurrence Of this kind
took place at Mill Creek church recently.
The young man being a Mr.. Patterson
of Lumpkin county, and the lady was
from Dawson. When his company was
rejected the fellow loosened his claw
and upon examination the lady diseov-
cred the impression Of his dirty hand on
her white sleeve, while her arm con-
tanned a blue spot where he had closed
down on II.
The railroad men have been busy near
Dahlonega this week locating the road
from the copper mines. They are survey
ing the route via Satterheld's and j. NJ.
McDonald's. and. will probably enter Dab
ionega on the lower side of the town.
Other lines to the copper mines win be
surveyed in all probability and the most
practicable one will be built The Signal
has been informed by the surveyors that
the Lula route to the copper mipes is
mile shorter than the one recently sur
veyed from Gainesville, which gives some
idea from what place the road viii be
built, unless the citizens of Gainesville
and Hall county offer the company better
Inducements than they have UP to the
present time.
Goodman Beck and Della Franklin, who
married some months ago in Dahlonega
separated recently. Goodman was lazy,
while the girl is Industrious and willing
perform labor 4 n tn
stand. On last Friday Della swore out
q Nagrancy warrant aginst her little hus-
band, and the trial was set for Monday at
10 O'Clock. John Beck, the father of the
little married fellow, secured a warrant
against Della, charging her with stealing
two pillows valued at 81. This case was
set for a hearing at the same time.
Saturday night the pair attended the
Dahlonega campmeeting. During the
services the Attle LADY got happy and
commenced to shout. She espied Good
man in the congregation and went to
him and commenced talking and beat
ing him on the back with both fists, at
of his sins. Goodman, who is yet in his
18th year, was most too tender to stand
the maulins, and he lit out into the dark
from under the arbor, AS he was max
ing his speedy escape from the one he
once loved but had now learned to de-
spise she said, mo use to run, for Jesus
win catch you after awhiler' But this
didn't stop Goodman until he got out
= of her reach. Every one present believed
their actions would bring about com
promise, but at the appointed hour Mon
day the little woman was promptly on
hand at the court house and perfectly
willing to testify against her husband
The defendant would have doubtless been
found guilty had the boys father not
produced the family Bible, which, showed
that he was under age, and the court
dismissed, the case. The prosecutor with
drew the warrant against Della, and the
two are now even once more but live
under different roofs. The boy's father
thinks the action of the Justices court
has torn Goodman from the shackles of
matrimony, and that he is free, but IL
man, she had best wait until he receives
a divorce.