The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-14

those who observed the trio that % was
a case OF abduction
Last Tuesday a judgment for S 90 was
obtained - attorney pane " 10 = II Il
King against Gustav a r. AlFHr, ln j ugHe
Van Epps court at Atlanta. lne ltleat-pA
IL 50 happened that Col. Milton 4. anu
Ter. OF Gambler d Thomson, in looking
over the court record the latter part pt
last week saw the verdict He Is a frienl
Of Mr.. Myer and was very much sur
prised that "A verdict on Eucn = size slo4iA
have been permitted 20 90 unaofendea- rae
was, 50 it IS said. indignant and teI .illle.i
10 snap judgment AT any rate A' NYH
notes on the matter and has written % hi-
friend. ct was a snap judgment, stl-
Co. Thomson, speaking OF tiie lili
I'VE are not M. Myers attorneys h.lL
Col. Gambler ana he are friends, and tur
colonel has written 10 him. II was SIM
ply a plain judgment where there Mas ne
defense. Mr.. Mycr must have known oi
It, The bank where the notes we've de-
posted was Informed that an artdcn nleilt
had been issued. The suit was filed ana
was called IN its regular and legal order
Rev. w w Hunt died at the home Of
his son, John J. Hunt, near Grimm, Mon
day. Mr.. Hunt was one OF the olltet
Episcopal ministers in Georgia. he ha1
been IN feeble health for some time AMI
his visit TO Griffin was TO improve NJ
health. Mr.. Hunt was born IN the star
Of Virginia about the year 1873. us ~
from bOyhoOd up has been devoted 70 the
public. In his early years he taught schuoi
and after wards was admitted 70 the Irac-
tice of law. which he followed awhile
He was editor Of the first paper puDllshed
in Marietta, Ga, and while running tnt
paper he was appointed clerk OF the Illll-n
States district court, then held FOR Geof-
gia at Marietta which position ne he44
up to the commencement Of the war. ana
through the war UP TO the time OF the
occupancy Of the United states army on
Marietta, when he went 70 Grimm ana
began to teach school again. Judge john
Erskine appointed him deputy clerk 20
the late Hon. ". b. Smith. lie served
with Judge Erskine until ne reufeu from
the bench when he went into the min
istry with the Episcopal church. IN ms
early life he was a member OF the regis
lature both in the House ana senate
and was the first private secretary Gov.
Mcdonald had.
A peculiar case Of unfaithfulness and Tor
giveness has developed at Forsyth IN CON
nectiOn with a very sensational arrest
About a year ago. Charles Haraln pc
came infatuated with his brother Georke s
wife, and she transferred her affections 20
her brOther-in-law. The result was an
elopement and Charles Hardin and Mrs.
George Hardin left for parts unknown.
Not satisfied with taking his brOther
wife, Charlie also made away WIN ny
brothers horse and buggy. A few DAYS
ago, Mrs. George Hardin returhei 90
Forsyth and was forgiven anu lahel
back by her husband, George. she men
disclosed the whereabouts Of Charlie. stat
ing that he was i'm Calhoun county, WheIe
they had been living together uhoer US
sumed names. Sheriff Newton Went 4i yer
Charles Hardin. and lodged him in Jail on
the charge of stealing the horse and
buggy Then Mrs. Charles Hardin, Follow
ing the example Of her brother-in-laW' Ior-
gave her husband and fell into his arms.
At her own request she went 70 jail with
him and took her little girl. AFTER thls
double reconciliation, the bitleresI lgeI-
ing exists between the two FAMILIES
George is bent on prosecuting his brother
Charlie for stealing his horse ana buggy
when he will at the same time get re-
venge for the theft Of his wife and Mrs.
George Is equally bitter in her teeunBs
against Charlie. Mrs. Charles Hardln mas
espoi1sed her husbands course, and states
thar she and her child win remain IN jan
with him until the last. The people are
an well known in this section and tne
whole affair is creating no htte seISa-
ton.