The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-01
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
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The selection Of eardidates ior may or
anc Tour a--t ttlcH L1f Athe-7 "4- "t
made nT primary
The Coy.uet1u star and the Tnalilla
Enterprise are both opposed TO another
lease OF ,nt 2ANlctS. heN want 1AeiA
put 20 "olh on tAc tu'i4c 4raH7-
" y. Naugum. q telephone lineman. has
been arrested at Atlanta ON "a warrant
charging him with abandonment. The
warrant was sworn out 10y his wife, whose
nome Us I'D AUGUSTA
The drug store Of r. q orr at Athene
was destroyed by fire Wednesday. The
IRE originated hy rat oNerturning
bottle OF muriatic acla 10 some rubbish
The loss is about $3,pls covered by Szvll
Insurance.
There were four stalks of corn on exhI-
billion at the Berrien county courtyard at
Nashville last week twice as tan as the
average man. Iney contained several
ears which grew from the stalk higher
than man head.
Elward smith of that place TO compare
the town and county tax digest ana 10
report all persons giving i'm their taxes
10 the town for less than the returns they
make 10 the county.
A desperate attempt was made to burn
the residence of F. n Oerterling at Bruins
wick at o'clock yesterday morning He
and his wife had "a narrow escape from
sunocation. The incendiariss had dred the
house in several places simultaneously
The biovcla ana office fur7fture store
of M "a Hoeb a. Gor9nabv m Atlanta
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Atlanta, ana VIII spend several Gays LOON
ing at the exposition. Inc dlsunsuls heQ
pfelate mas Deen IN New OrleaIls' anu y
on MS way nome. 1t is announced lhat
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The man seen at Montezuma Sunday af-
ternoOn. ana supposed TO have been VIII
Myers, was captured below there Nednes-
day by Ohicers Walters and Dixon He is
and has told several connicung stories
about himself. When seen sunday he was
going down Flint river IN boat
The grand jury, which has been inves-
tigaung the escape Of VIII Myers at At
lanta. has not yet completed the investi-
cation. They examined several witnesses
and then adjourned until to-day,
when they will take up county
matters. on Monday, the jury viii meet
and resume the investigation Of the My
ers matter.
A voupg man named HassIer Of Whit
field county. has been missing since sun
day. He has been traced 10 sthe creek
bank near the house where he was visit
ing. He is supposed TO have been drown
ed. Hassler was sober, bright and a me-
chanical genius and was much liked. He
had been studying hard in school and Is
believed TO have become unbalanced in
mind
There Is a Bible at the count house al
Dawson that It siXty-six years old. The
book was printed In 1929, and has written
on the inside cover, in his own hand
writing, the name of Judge J. G. F. Clark,
Nno seINeu tne coui!Iy a. Sleth ol ,r 1ne
opSi - ouI wi ~. ~ - $500 - s ~
Dooh 10 Deti $50 IA ~ ~ eo1tt ~
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Inc llrst tragedy resulting from the re-
cent big fire al Augusta came Tuesday in
the death OF Mrs. Glenn HOWell, a bride
OF one year. Mrs. Howell lived near
thompson lumber yard. the seat Of the
nre, and at the TIME was slightly 1ndiS-'
posed. The close proximity OF the flames
to her residence frightened her and her
malady took the form of nervous pros
trauon' from Which she died.
David Trainer and j. n. Trainer of Ches-
ter, Pa, large mill owners in Chester ana
in South Carolina, have been at Rome for
several days looking over the ground for
site FOR another cotton mill for Rome.
They left highly delighted with the out
look and Will give a favorable report
on their return. They do not propose to
erect mill as large as the Massachu-
sets mill, their plant contemplating tho
outlay of about 10000
Another honor has beeu confarred a.,
Col Thomas 81 Fielder Of Atlanta ara