The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-23

ness in the suit Of Messrs. Dean. Van
Diver and Ewing. attorneys Of Rome,
AGAINST MIS-. Maude Lascelles- the vile
or altieF la5celles better known as
Lord Eeresford who is serving a SEM
teuce in the GeorEia penitsntiary when
Ltre5l ora y as arrested his vie cmplg. ed
NE Rome lawyers To defend nm. and
aver tle case. which was a long ana Tee
olonS one, had been completed. they az
in a bin for S6.59U. Airs. Berestord Zee
FUSED 10 pay the bill. and there was o.
suit brought to recover FL. Mr. Moore
VINO was sherim Of Floyd county az the
time, was summoned 70 View York as "A
witness lie says the outlook ls good Tor
the attorneys to recover
Brunswick Tlmes-Advertiser: The news
mas just leaked out in this city OF
clandestine marriage which occurred last
month IN Atlanta. The groom was JOr-
dan Wilchar Of this city, and the bride
was Miss Euterpia Mott. now of Jack
sonFllle, but formerly of this clty-the
sister Of Jeweler keuuon Mott. The
young couple met in Atlanta. agreed on
an immediate marriage. and the cefe-
nony occurred, in a quiet way. al 3 D.
was not learned 10y the rela-
uVes and the parties interested until
returned 10 Brunswick. Mr. Wilchar was
in the employ of Mr.. Kennon Mott until
a rev uays ago, when nollce appeared
IN the local papers from Mr. MOTT an
nouncing that Mr.. Wilchar was no longer
connected with his business.
Wednesday afternoon w. T. Meyers,
as attorney for H. karWisch. filed Dill
I'M the superior court ut Atlanta asking
for the appointment eff "a receiver and
Tor restraining order against Mrs Mary
w altes, the widow Of a. H. WalteS. MI
karWlsch alleges that there IS a three
story brick house left by Mrs. Waites on
which there are several encumbranceS,
and that he has a claim against ii. He
says the Georgia Loan and Trust Com
pany also has a claim against II, ana
has had the property sold, and that ).
Barnett, the agent of the company, Is
about TO make a deed TO one Runaway
for the purpose of defrauding the other
creditors of the estate. In order 10 pro-
tect himself and the other creditors he
asked for a restraining order and the
appointment of a receiver for the prop
erty. Judge Lumpkin granted the re-
straining order, and set the case Tor
hearing on the 23d
There was a very happy reunion in At
lanta last week. The two principals We're
Gen. MCCrary of Erie, Pa. and Judge
Claiborne Snead of georgia. These two
gentlemen fought through the civil war.
Gen. McCrary took the field for the north
and Judge Snead fouEnt for southern prin-
clpleS. During the early part OF the war
both, being men of unHnching courage
and extraordinary daring they were cap
tured. Gen. McCrary who. by the way. is
a member of the STAFF of Gov. Hastings,
OF Pennsylvania, was taken TO Columbia,
$. c., where he was thrown in prison.
Judge Snead. on the other hand, was TAX
en- to Johnson's Island The members of
the families of the two prisoners commun-
icated with each other and after a very
short cOrTeSp Ondence the relatives OF Gen.
McCrary said that. they would look out
for the comfort of Judge Snead, Judge
Snead's relatives, glad 10 know that he
would receive proper care TOOK pains Jhat
Gen. McCrary should want for nothing.
1t was not long before they were eN-
changed and later they met They had seen
nothing of each other, however, for many
years until last week.