The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-28


FataITy Injured by a FaiIiHg Tree.
Resident Of Callahan Loses a
Hand - O RessIt Of the BaF-t5nz
Of Gan.
GEORGIA
TIE 1czfIo1a- Bank ~ Augusta gives noe
the ~ IT. sf1rE51la ar- ~ r 81. yer ce--
seE4-allf-a llF-le1- jag aa-e % aatl-a- =
N.ss odessa Jane. daughter q Ds-
a11raeTla 81 the family Rome .n Doug
-esslle
Co.8m has has broken TIE record a man
v-as couslctea and 11=l ire other 1aJ De-
fore The recorder COZ u1t returning an
umbrella
TIE legal tender silver mines iz Murray
county are 70 ~ ra-lFfe1efl ana opera. Ct
" northern cspi-a-lsls supposed 20 ue
from Chicago
Bryant BROOKS ~ y man. ~ bile SUPER
l1reEll -Le aL1o ---E ol alF-l- u e.lne--
Qag listr. vas badly burned ~ q pre-
mature eEp4o-lon
4 shook TAX collector ~ Towns county
has co-ee-e- every -o-leF Dl -1A l- lie
oosrtg. and cl1sed ~ his books Nlt10l-
issuing q single ia
Anna IL DAVIS ~ Atlanta has sled z
~ llo1 asking Z seferation from ner
hretau1s q. C DAVIS. on rhe grounds u
1abitlai luto1-cat-ol.
Tne alliance store 20 ClaFksFlle has
nten Closed OCT 4ADtnae H. Aasigr plr-
Ats1r-fe h-r rts-4-e --'ss a.
There e a petition being circulated ~
the aati-fsrotl1itlolist of LaWreneeVile
ssknE fLe ordinary 90 order an election
y take place some time BE- February next
~Flrgf Almond. q son Of 4. IS. Almond
n atlanta lgsr his left hand IS edhes1ay
- the accidental dl.chars4 " q shot gun.
Almond was hunting near CoEyers with 4
party II frlepls.
Jim kellogg. q notorious negro. who
cane near greclpitaflng a race war a.
charged with assault With intent 70 muir
der Ills son, charged Wl-h the same Of
isasS le htlI 81 large
Aessrs. Glenn & EOVntree as attOr-
neys for SIR Mary Henrietta Thompson,
have llea petition iu The superior court
a. Atlanta asking for tOta. divorce from
her husband, John Edgar Thompson, 70
whom she was married ln 1901
a M COoney o. Marble Hill Plckens
county but formerly % Belgium. Was
KILLED Tuesday ~ a runaway horse He
Dir. C0oney rode became frightened and
threw him. ln falling his foot became
entanEled iu tle stirrup ~ his saddle and
he was dragged and killed
Capt. Charles =. Hanseu has announc-
81 himself a. candidate for mayor of
lhomasvlle a. the approaching cleo
ton galge 4 w. Hopkins has
hopkins represented Thomas county the
past term IN the House Col. Arthur Pat
ten is a candidate for the House.
The Fidelity and Deposit Company Of
Maryland, through lts agent. Col. q. J..
WilnoTd, Of Madison has paid &, 90 the
amount 81 ". II. ThOmpsOn's bond, 10
the Macon and Northern railroad author
lilies. The company has also offered 800
reward for ThOmpson's arrest. IL will be
remembered that Thompson left with a
shortage or about 20 In the railroads
money stolen while he was agent at
Madison.
Mrs. Daisy Terry. minor through her
next friend, has entered suit In the SUI
perior court Of Fulton county for
bald Terry, to whom She was
married on Apn %. 1895. and from whom
she was separated on Aug. ~ 1895. She
and that he often threatened her life.
and on one occasion fired a pistol very
close 70 her head.
The correspondent Of the Morning News
at Tallahassee, under date OF Dec q
writes as follows. Henry l.. Mitchell IL
spending the HOLIDAYS with his Tampa
friends. Misses Mary and Lila Lewis
are home from a prOtracted sOtOurn north.
Miss Matte Deminy has gone 70 Jack
sonyille az the guest Of Miss Helen Bur
roughs Christmas found the people Of
this section Of Florida in better condi-
ton financially than they had been IN
for many years, they celebrated Christmas
IN .. manner becoming TO good and pros
porous citizens, and there is not a dis
urbanee Of any kind 10 report
Three sisters, all well known ia At
lanta. died within three days Two OF
them died Wednesday and both deaths
occurred within FIVE hours and at differ
ent homes On Tuesday last Mrs Mar
ina POindeXter, nee Miss Harrington
died at her home. No. q Lucy street and
her remains were carried to Macon for
interment. Mrs. Poindexter was about &
years OF age, and was a member Of the
Harrington family, well known through.
out Fulton county. She was one OF ff
teen children, seven sisters and sever
brothers having been raised with her
Early Wednesday morning Mrs. Polndex
tsrs sister next to her IN age, Mrs. Hattie
hay, aged 50 years, died at her home
% Savannah street. Five hours later Mis-
Mary Harrington. aged g years, died a
her home on Factory street All thes,
deaths were caused by pneumonia TIL,
two sisters were laid TO rest IN the sami
grave at Indian Greek burial ground, j
miles from the city yesterday. The fathe
OF the ladies IL sim alive, and though
healthy yet