The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-19
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
~ rARAGR Apis.

Necessary-A Hotel 10 Cost Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars Among
the Projects on Foot at Macon.
GEORGIA.
Crawford superior court viii convene on
Ing.
Next Wednesday the annual fair for
Warren county begins II viii last three
days.
The Augusta factory VIII receive bids
for 100000 worth Of new bonds. Bids VIII
be received until Friday, Nov. 1, 1870.
A prominent Albanian has been in Atm
ems this week negotiauns with rarues Tor
the erection of candy factory there.
Moore q AIcCrary. grocers, Of Bruins
wick. have dissolved co-partnership, j..
=. Moore buying out the interest OF Il.
;. MCCrarg.
The petition for a prohibition election
for Hail county has been Withdrawn I'M
iii after the registration of voters, which
begins at once.
Mrs. Richardson. the widow Of Col r.
II Richardson, late editor of the Column
bus EnQuirer-Sun, viii continue the publ
cation of the paper
u. T. BirscOe. one of the oldest and
best citizens of Floyd county died We'd
nesday at his home about five miles south.
Of Rome. He was % years of age.
An adjourned term Of Wilkinson SUI
periOr court will be held in November
for the special purpose of trying David
ley.
Wednesday evening Claude AIiIllgan was
at work in the foundry of the Rome stove
works when he accidentally burned his
foot so badly that amputation may be
necessary.
Thursday morning in the superior courr
at Atlanta divorce was granted to w.
c. Green from his wife, Eula Green, on
the grounds Of abandonment and cruel
treatment.
The Sibley Manufacturing Companv Of
"A "A
cent. from the profits of the last SIX
months. payable Nov. to stockholders
OF record this date.
A circular is being circulated at Rome
for the appointment of T. c. Crewshaw
to the position of railroad commissioner,
made vacant by the expiration Of the
term of office of G.. Gunby Jordan.
Perry Jones, farmer of Barlow coun-
~, was stricken with convulsions while
sitting in his wagon on Broad street at
Rome Thursday, and fell heavily to the
ground, sus staining serious injuries.
The residence Of James NJ Eason. three
miles east Of Rutledge, was consumed by
fire Wednesday and a large part Of the
furnishings We're also burned. The resi-
dence was a two-story building and had
500 insurance on it. The net loss is
about 500.
A bill will be introduced at the next
session Of the legislature to fix the off
clal bond OF the receiver Of tax returns
of Bibh county at $4,000. The present
bond is $4,000 which is entirely too much
as the tax receiver does not handle
cent OF money.
The annual session of the South Geor-
ga conference will meet this year on
Dec. 4, which is the earliest date IL
mas convened in many years Usually
lhe conference has assembled about the
middle of December The conference meets
this year at Fort Valley.
Tom Dickens, father-in-law of Coroner
brennan OF Rome was found lying dead
by the roadside between Rome and Iver-
~ Meanesday. His home was in Chat
teoga county and he was on his way
there when death overlook him Heart
disease IS supposed to have been the cause
of his death
Charles 3. Moling, prominent broker
ana hnanoier OF Columbus. o., is in Macon
Tor the purpose Of completing arrange
ments for the erection OF a large. mod
EN- MOTEL 70 cost not less than 10000
aag mas mas settled upon a site and has mace
a H9eral oner 70 property owners as 10
the hotel project that will in an nrohse
bility be accepted.
The Willingham Sash and Door Com
Rvaaiiycb OF macon purchased from Sam
M,eichseIDaum a lot on Third street. on
which they will build one of the handson,-
ssi stores IN the city. The erection of the
1iiI VII Regln al once and the plans
Nlh- pc ready IN few days. Mr. Walker
also sold another lot belonging TO Mir
nelehsei baum to r. X. Hines, who win
:. In ne correspondent Of the Morning News
at Darien, Under date of Oct. Isl writeg
"a "a lotloWs; capt. John Milledge stare
LIZ aIidn mas spent couple of davs
with Representative Joseph Mansdei,-
capt. Mllledge reports that in fisbing 90
t -, al Mr.. Mansfeld's place ne caught
~ h!..sTss,-poInd trout. Capt Mansfed's
aaslgnttul places on the coast and Can,
s'iiSS.Iisieli mas treated Capt. Milledge r6,,
any curing his stay here =
A serious case Of poisonin,r o,o,,..,
IN the family of Charles Apde TSoulre9
brunswick Thursday night in9oi,,;, az
adaIsseil' %lie, and wife OF Martin AM
HefSon; who resides with him The faro-
lly had partaken of sardines iron, ,y laii-
tne OIL had leaked away. and the no5sotl
nsd generated in the fish The two Va
men We're IN dangerous condjtion -
several hours, suffering excrucia, i LOT
pains, with violent vomiting Mr. ' AS
saruines, and came off lightly ''0
: Seymour Keener. who on Jppe % ,o..
Killed Leonia and Arizona Moore bis
cousins, in Rabun county, because
Of his jealousy for Arizona, was VAS
be hanged on Friday, oct IL Rnf
heener did not hang yesterday NO
lon Tor a new trial was made and ,Iudge
was carried TO the supreme court "a "a "a
decision of the circuit Judge REVERSED
since MS conviction Keener has IA ilked INF
eerned ne sta Ieihg " IN an apparently uncon-
SLn4S Is yet fresh in the minds of the
1872 u Hdpun county, where murder
TRIALS have not been frequent and where
Macon Telegraph: Soon after Vice Pros
laent "A. b. Andrews and party Vacated
ms private car at the Southern depot, and
II mad been side-tracked Tuesday a CON
STABLE Immediately tagged it with his seal
OF the magistrates court, notifying tbe
pobllc that the car was not to be remoX--
ca until a claim for 50 50 against fbe
southern road had been satisfied Some
time ago the Southern Railway CompanV
was sued in a justices court and a {1t5g,
ment obtained for $50. The court COSTS
amounted to about 81. The railroad i'm
uertook payment and the papers Started
through the red-tape process usual win
falIroad companies. Nearly month mass
ca ana the papers were still on their way
70 the cashier, or on their way back the
claimants couldn't say which The CON
stable grew weary of waiting for his
costs he communicated with the LAWYER
VINO had brought the suit, and made
known his anxiety for his costs. The law
Yer advised that the constable. go before
the justice and geat a f. IA, if he could
not wait any longer. The LAWYER thougbt
II might be a good way to make the rail-
ROAD people hurry up, if the constable
went down and levied on a pair of trlIclrs
or something Of that kind the next thing
ne new the local railroaders were bestiro
ring themselves to pay the claim and al
low the magnates access 10 their priva H.
car. The constable wants 70 ,.oflr,., ~.