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The morning news., 1897-08-17
NEwHAUs BANIsHED.
Recorder Calhoun Gives Him 24
Hours to Leave Town.

Recorder Calhoun Gives Him 24
Hours to Leave Town.
Atlanta Ga, Aug 16.-Recorder ANDY
Calhoun had his innings to-day in the
local career of Mr.. George Newhaus, the
eX-Dutch comedian, who was plucked from
his snug retreat in the boarding house
of Mrs. Hattie Langdon, 81 North For
syth street and landed in a prison cell at
o'clock yesterday morning.
The recorder, who had read the news
paper accounts of Newhaus and Mrs.
Langdon, evidently had a preconceived no
ton as TO the real reason for the ship
ping of the latters children to Conyers
with negro woman, and he was prepared
TO give Newhaus his deserts All things
considered the recorder thought that the
city would be better off without the
alleged comedian if he could be got rid
of, and he accordingly passed sentence
of banishment, giving the man twenty
four hours to get away from town. with
the alternative of serving thirty days on
the gang" with a pick and shovel
Newhaus was tried on warrant charg-
ing trespass, before a justice of the peace
but this was dismissed before he was turn
ed over to the recorder for treatment.
The morning news., 1897-08-17
HOMICIDE AT QUITMAN.
HAD Feeling Between Two NcS-ccS
Ends in blood.

Had Feeling Between Two Nc--ccS
Ends in Hood.
Quitman, Ga, Aug. 16.-John Williams
and Silas Yates, two well-kuown negroes
in this county while attending church last
night at Adams church. three miles east
of town. engaged in a difficulty which re-
suited in Yates being shot ana killed.
Williams and Yates had had some words
prior to last night about Williams inti-
macy with Yates wife Last night they
met as stated, when Williams commenced
to curse Yates. Yates remarked that he
was unarmed and if Williams would wait
until he could get armed that they would
settle the difficulty.
Williams replied he would wait on moth
ing and pulling his pistol placed it against
Yates side and fired.
Yates wheeled TO run and was followed
by Williams, who fired the remainder four
balls into his back. Yates died in a few
minutes.
Sheriff Conoly and Marshal Wade were
notified and went out with dogs, but the
dogs tracked Williams only about a mile
before losing the track. Williams is still
at large
No new arrests have been made in the
school house matter, but new arrests are
looked for daily
The morning news., 1897-08-17
BIG SLUMP IN RETURNS.
UNUSUAL SHRINK AGE IN RAILROAD
VALUATIONS.

Returns of Railroad Property 500
600 Less Than Last Nenr-M. aud y.
G.'s Valuation Reduced One-Hajf
Controller Gcncras Refused 10 Ac-
cept It--TOtaI slump VIII BE About
sI.7JO.OOO.
Atlanta, Aug 16.-There Is a falling off
In the valuation of the railroads Of the
state of more than $4,000 this year, as
compared to those of last year. The fig
ures are taken from the returns made
TO the controller general for taxation.
This shrinkage Controller General
Wright attributes to two things-the re-
organization Of several lines which were
bought in for much less than they were
valued at last year, and the reduction in
the returns of the Southern made by rea-
son of the discovery of a mistake i'm the
number of miles Of line on the division
between Chattanooga and Brunswick. The
company recently had a new survey made
of this division, and it was found that
there was considerably less mileage than
was supposed.
one of the large items in the railroad
slump is that of the old Marietta and
North Georgia, now the Atlanta, Knox
VILE and Northern railroad. Last year it
was given in at 100000. This years re-
turn is just half that amount, which was
the sum paid for the property by the new
company. The controller, however has
refused 10 accept this retHrn, aud it viii
have to be arbitrated
The returns also show a slight deprecia-
ton in the value of rolling stock on all
lines, and a similar depression in the val
The morning news., 1897-08-17
A rERuANENT RECEIVER.
Burke Gets Humorous over the Au-
GuStn News MisfOrtunes.

Eustn News MisfOrtpnes.
Augusta, Aug 16.-The petition for a re-
ceiver OF the Augusta News was argued
before Judge Galloway this afternoon, and
the pathetic records of its hand to mouth
struggle for existence were disclosed by
various afidavits from former employees.
Editor John Burke, who is now city ed
itor on the Macon News, was evidently
determined TO make record as merry
mourner at the funeral, and his AFFIDAVIT
kept the court in litter as it told of his
struggles with the sheriff and laborer's
liens, while one of his partners in the pro
prieiorship Of the paper was in the North
Carolina mountains, and the other was
leading germans al the seashore both
knowing the crash was coming and leav-
ing him TO hold the bag. He says in or
der to telegraph the situation and invoke
their aid he had to borrow money TO pay
for the telegram. Other afiidaVitS declared
that employees received only their bare liv
ing expenses with occasionally such
pocket change as they were fortunate
enough to get from the treasurer.
The motion Of the Dime Savings Bank
to make the receiver permanent was
stoutly resisted, but the figures disclosed
liabilities amounting TO $14,105 The press
and typesetting machines, SIN owned by
their makers. offset $4,000 of this but
that left $500 of Indebtedness and only
S250 available assets. In view of this
showing Judge Galloway appointed John
VI. Weigle permanent receiver.
The morning news., 1897-08-17

THEY WANT TO SEE THE SHOW.
Atlanta COunciImen Pass an Anti
High Hat Ordinance.

Atlanta Ca, Aug. 16.-Ladies who at
tend the theater in the Capital City here
after will have either leave their hats at
home or check them at the door before
they enter the pit.
This afternoon the city council passed
an ordinance that prohibits all hats in
the theaters. 1t was introduced by How
ard of the Fourth ward who enjoys the
distinction of being the youngest member
of the body. He is a theater-goer him
self and knows the disadvantages of the
average theater hat. His ordinance was
somewhat of surprise, but it met with
instant favor ana passed almost unani-
mously. Mayor Collier has said that he
Will approve IL with great pleasure, and
this settles the question. A number of
leading ladies have expressed their ap-
proval of the ordinance. and think 1t
will be very popular, once II is put into
effect.
The morning news., 1897-08-17
WOODWARD HAS A BEE.
Success in the Court House Deal May
Make Him "A Candidate.

success IN the court House Deal Way
Make Him "A Candidate.
Atlanta Ga, Aug. 16.-Alderman James
G. Woodward. who is generally believed
10 be laying his pipes for the mayoralty
race next year, won out in his fight
against the trade between the city and
the county on the old court house prop
erty, before the general council this af-
ternoon.
Some time ago the city agreed to buy
the present court house from the county,
the county having determined TO build
new court house on the adjoining lot one
of the stipulations in the agreement was
that the city should occupy the court
house property for city hall purposes in
perpetuity, unless the county authorities
consented to a transfer. This clause
caused a good deal of dissatisfaction, and
there were many who openly charged that
the whole deal was a land improvement
scheme for the ultimate benefit Of private
parties.
Alderman Woodward took up the fight
single-handed, and after finally securing
the opinion of the city attorney that the
trade was illegal, the council this after
noon voted to accept a proposition from
the county authorities eliminating the ob-
jectionable features in the transaction.
Alderman Woodward ran for mayor sev~
eral years ago and was defeated. but his
fight over the court house deal has
brought him to the front again and has
already practically put him in the field
for next years stakes.
The morning news., 1897-08-17
SUED FOR $4,000.
Southern Plaster Co, Wants Dam
nrn. frnr,, tI,n Nnnn11n Cn

Southern Plaster Co., Wants DAM
ages from the VennbIe Co.
Atlanta, Aug. 16.-Suit was begun In the
superior court to-day by the Southeastern
Plaster Company Of Savannah against the
Venable Construction Company of this city
for $3.50 damages. The suit is based upon
the contract of the Venable company with
the government for the construction of the
masonry for the coast defense guns at Ty-
bee. The plaster company had a sub-con-
tract to furnish the cement to the Venable
company, and claims to have sustained the
damages mentioned by the Venable COM
pany throwing up the sub-contract. The
damages represent the profits that would
have been made on 10000 barrels of ce-
ment, which was the number yet TO be sup
piled when the Nenable company gave up
this sub-contract.
The morning news., 1897-08-17
COMPANIES FILE ANSWERS.
Claim They Are Not Members of the
COrbin Banking Co.

Macon, Ga, Aug. 16.-Answers were filed
in the United States court this morning
by the New England Mortgage and Sc
curity Company, the American Freehold
Land and Mortgage Company and the
Land Mortgage Investment and Agency
Company of America, in the case of Field
er against the Hehre-Corbin Banking
Company Of New York. 1t viii be remem-
bered that Fielder made an effort to hold
these companies jointly liable with the
Corbin Banking Company for commissions
for which the suit was brought, and the
answers filed to-day are TO show that the
defendant companies are not members Of
the COrbin Banking Company, but only
made loans TO II in ordinary transactions
Of business. They ask that they be dis
missed from litigation elem Steed has
been appointed special commissioner to
take evidence in this case in New York.
The morning news., 1897-08-17

From la PhIladelphIa Record


This story deals with the sagacity and
pugnacity Of the English sparrow. and
also shows how curiosity may get an in
noccnt creature into trouble. The Riddle
mansion, that stands in Glen Riddle, Del
aware county, has for some lime been tho
nesing-placc Of several families OF spar
rows. ana the birds had become "a regular
pest one day last week Miss Riddle de-
cldcd 20 SET rid of the birds ana. mount
ing ladder. she tore ont az least a dozen
nests from the caves of The porch. The
od birds returning later ana finding their
homes wrecked held % noisy meeting ON
the roof and then dispersed
stray pigeon that hnl been roostlnr
around the place for several daNa came
back late 900 ths afternoon aud nrW under
thc pis D caves nH usual Tho pigeon rvl-
IDENTIFY noticed HomrihiuF WRONG. Tor aep-
DfhI timer Dog few from Iht norrh io whore
thr dismHntied nfafa lnF This caused the
trouble. fnf tle angry anluoha noticed be-
ani suspected tno pigc1n 0f Dclng. the
The morning news., 1897-08-17
FILIBUsTERs QUIET.

The Revenue Cutters However Are
StiII on the Lookout.
Jacksonville, Fla, Aug. 16.-No further
developments have occurred concerning
suspected filibustering expeditions. The
revenue cutters Boutwell, and Merrill left
Fernandina to-day but their destination
is unknown. Spanish Consul Carrie also
departed from that port presumably to
watch developments at other points.
The morning news., 1897-08-17
An UNUSUAL CASE.
The Attorney General Asked For a
Decision on Land Grants of IS2S.

Hhe Attorney General Asked For a
Decision on Land Grants of 1925.
Atlanta, Aug. l6.-Attorney General Ter
rel is called upon to decide a very un-
usual case. 1t is an application from the
administration Of Joseph w. Bibb of Ala
bama TO Secretary Of state Gambler for
the issue of grants for a number of land
lots In Appling county. which Blbb bought
from the state IN 1928
These lots were a portion Of the land
not disposed Of On the lottery OF 1921. and
Bibb was one OF the purchasers. Bihb
moved TO Alabama, and. though he made
every payment on his lots. the grants
were never issued. His administrator asks
1or me grants TO perfect titles. Thousands
oi acres OF land are involved. which are
he'd 10y parties under deeds from Joseph
bi0p. the administrator claims that
these deeds are fraudulent
The morning news., 1897-08-17
ATLANTA AFTER 4 "RAKE-orF.o

Jumbo Hunter Wants the Southcrn's
GO mmissarS Car 60 Pay License.
Atlanta, Aug. i6.-"Jumbo" Hunter. At
lapta's famous special policeman. now do
Ing duty as city license Inspector. has
conceived thc notion that tho Southern
railway must paN the municipal business
tax Of t-' per year ou its commissary car.
hunter found thp car which makes
monthly trips over the road An thc cltv
limits few days ago and az once pro-
'teded 90 take steps 10 collect the bust
ness license. The railway officials. how-
ever declare that they are not liable Co
tae t1N and arc Resisting payment tf
- should be hrnlly held that the railway
company o. hanlo fof municipal business
TAX 1h iiH cumuissarA car. lt is likely char
OF thc towns ana counties along the lines
Mould follow ault ana claim a similar
"fuku uff. ."
The morning news., 1897-08-17
SENATOR BACON WILL PAY.
Held Back ON Account OF the Con-
tractors Delay.

Macon, Ca, Aug. 16.-The iron bridge
has just been completed over the Ocmul-
gee river the last bolts having been placed
Sunday afternoon. The structure. is 400
feet long.
senator Bacon subscribed 5000 20 have
the bridge placed opposite his home. and
the county commissioners have not sue
ceeded In collecting IL because the bridge
company failed 20 complete the work at
the time specified. Senator Bacon claimed
damages on account Of delay To-day.
however, he notified the comm missioners he
would nnN snhacrlntIon on domnnd
The morning news., 1897-08-17

cause of their despair. The first thing the
unlucky pigeon knew he was attacked by
at least twenty screaming sparrows, who
began pecking at him, and despite a brave
resistance the sparrows came off victo-
rious and left a mangled corpse on the
-
The morning news., 1897-08-17
FANCY GROCERIES
AT EVER PRICES

would not be possible with a
smaller trade than we are doing Larger
sales than other grocers mean lower
prices better goods or something else
that the customers miss in other stores.
Pay us a visit and learn the secret of this
premium that we place upon the favor of
our customers.
THE SOUTHERN GROCERY CO.
III Barnard Street
The morning news., 1897-08-17
CRUSHED N Az ELEv 1roR.
Mrs walton Way &c Made crippIc
For life.

Rome. Ca. Aug % Mrs a. W walton.
vito Of ey-Mnyor walton was painfully
burt by failInr boo un elevator at thc Arm
strong hool to-nirht sho had iuat STARE
90 fa Dntef thr elevator when tho b.y. not
having Do under control lft u descend
rapidly firr rrhf Foot roo caught frI
tlN hnrrF uf nrr ankle Vlrf crushed "a
D. isareN the accident alil mak, hof "a .fip.
p.n for 100.
The morning news., 1897-08-17
Negro cart Driver FaIIs Dead.

Augusta, Ca. Aug. 16.-Usher Mayes,
negro cart driver, without anw premoni-
tory symptoms of illness, fell dead to-day
while driving his cart. He had been talk
ing to his working companions only a few
minutes before and made no complaint
lie was a young unmarried man. Apo
pleXy was the the cause of death
The morning news., 1897-08-17

Tho ladies % our LADIES' Aid Society
WIN givo an Zee cream festival On the con.
vent garden on Wednesday. from 4 90 S
o'clock b. nl
special amusement for the children.
The morning news., 1897-08-17
NEAR TmE SUPREME BENCH.
Judge Fauigant's Picture WIN Hang
Ia the supreme Court Library.

Atlanta, Aug. l6-Col Il. ID. Harrison.
clerk OF the supreme court has received a
handsome oil portrait OF Judge Falugant
of thc Eastern circuit 60 bee hung in that
court library. The picture was sent in
response 20 q request from Gov. Atkinson
whose idea Is to haze pictures of all the
circuit Judges on the walls OF the supreme
court climbers
The morning news., 1897-08-17
FREE.
ron SAFE.

Fifty head Of nrst-class dairy COWS also
one thoroughbred Holstein bun. ana ono
thoroughbred Jersey bail. formerly tho De
Soto hotel dairy Families desiring n
hrst-class COW viii md this rare oppor-
tunity 20 secure good mixer Cows are
now on sale at FEELEYs transfer STA.
blcs, West Broad and State streets
JOHN FEELEYfg sONs
The morning news., 1897-08-17
Why BE TROUBLED WIN YoIa
CARPETS

when the DISTRICT MESSENGER AND
DELIVERY COMPANY VIII relieve Won
of all care by taking them up. cleaning
disinfccting. ana storing them Tor the
summer and reIaying them at a very mod.
crate cosif They move. store and insure
household goods of all kinds Corner con.
The morning news., 1897-08-17
M'LAURIN IMPROVING.
but He VIII Not Take the stump For
Several Days.

Columbia, S. c.. Aug. 16-The condition
of United States Senator McLaurin is de-
cidedly improved, and his friends are no
longer apprehensive. 1t will require sew
eral days of absolute rest for him to re-
cuperate sufficiently to take the stump
again, and his physician will hardly allow
him to reappear before next week This
morning Mr.. McLaurin wired to one of
his closest personal friends in Columbia /:
Am better; do not be uneasY."
The morning news., 1897-08-17
VIII st'ronr AiIlEN.
Indications a. to the Action OF
nrunswirk's sasnt Miiitin.

iflnHHiof, Ga4 Aug 6-ErunswIck's
naval m.Htia officers met Tonight and dis.
GUESSED Aa TALON officers. % uaa rtltsf
lHi. irlnf' action fna p0sn0nDd mdl
fiNhH .iplht tn tIf continued suuuort of
i'i'p' A.k'n Goo battalion commander
The morning news., 1897-08-17
NOTICE.

THE PLANTERS HOTEL" formerly
known as the HarDett house. Savannah.
Ga, having been thoroughly renovated.
refurnished and modernlzed. with electric
lights and electric bells IN every room. and
hot and cold water bath rooms on every
floor, will b. ready for the comfortable ac-
commodations of guests on Sept I.
Location convenient street cars 90 rail-
road depots and all parts OF the city. pass
the door every seven minutes.
Rates $3.50 to s. IN per day.
GEORGE W. LYONS.
MANAGER.
The morning news., 1897-08-17
nor WEATHER REQUIsITEs-

Sleeterine, the best thing on
earth TO secure comfortable
nights rest without the use OF n
net. 20 cents n bottle.
Borated TaIcum Powder, 10 cents
box.
Heat Lotion, N certain cure for
pricISIy neat, % cents n bottle.
Boracinc, the best powder for the
nursery. JONES PHARMACY,
BuIl and Perry streets.
The morning news., 1897-08-17

SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOTEL TYBEE.
There are other pebbles on the
A full line of new pictures for the
cinematOscOpe, EdisOn's wonder. II
will make the old young again.
Come and enjoy the sea breeze on
Hotel Tybee's broad verandas.
CHAS. +. GRAHAM.
The morning news., 1897-08-17
LIQUOR LICENSES.

LIQUOR LICENSES.
City of Savannah, Office of Clerk Of
Council, Aug. IA, 1897.-The following an
plications TO retail liquor during the wear
1897 were read at meeting of council Aug.
IL, 1897 and referred to committee of the
whole. w. p. BAILEY,
Clerk of Council.
Planters hotel by George w. LYONS.
manager, corner Bryan and Barnard sts.
Daily & Co., sw. corner Farm and Mill
streets.
A. l.. Mamlock to transfer liquor license
to Planters hotel, at NV. corner Bryan
and Barnard streets.
e. P. Lawson to transfer liquor license
to Randolph Kirkland at sw. corner West
Broad and Congress streets
John Warch to transfer LIQUOR license to
Alley & Kelly at Bay lane, near Bull st.
TOILET REQUISITES.
Melderma, "A Toilet Powder that
dispeIs the disagreeabIe OdOrS arIs-
ing from Precipitation.
imparts n delightful fragrance to q
bnsin of water.
BOracine cures PrickIy Heat ana
prevents channg.
Compressed SpOnges, Toilet Sets.
Imported and Domestic Bay Ram.
sOLOMONs 4 co.
The morning news., 1897-08-17
THE CHATHAM BANK,

SAVANNAH. GA.
Transacts a general banI,tru
business, maintains "a liberal saw
ings department..
Foreign and Domestic EXCHANGE
speciality.
Having Large number of interior
correspondents, we can handle col.
lectiOns at very reasonable ratea
Correspondence solicited.
The morning news., 1897-08-17
MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~~~
ALPHA LODGE NO. 1, A. AND A. s. r.
regular meeting of this lodge will be held
this Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock Degrees
to be conferred.
GEO. A. BRECK V. NJ
JOHN RILEY. Secretary.
WORKINGMEN's BENEVOLENT AS
ISOLATION.
There viii be a meeting of the associa-
ton at Hibernian Hall, corner of Bryan
and Abercorn streets this (Tuesdav)
evening at o'clock sharp. Business of
great Importance to be transacted Every
member is urgently requested to attend.
JOHN CARR, President.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-09
TRIALS OF CAPT. SIMMONS
,aneed To the 4 unesicsn v.iustees Ranks
For WsddioR Lieut.. Emma West.

,dneed to The 4 unesican v.iuntees Ranks
For wsddioR Lieut.. Emma West.
There is little e:ory OF modern
romance connected with the late
movements OF Capt. and Mira. II. C..
Simmons, Who have been como noting
q series Of meetings on the corners
Of Rock Island the past week. They
are not representing any organizs.
ten now, hut are cut on an indie.
pendent mission in the serv. ce Of
their Savior. refusing to further
remain subservient TO the dic.at. Q
Of stony-hearted generals, Who ob-
ject to the union CT loving hearts.
Uatil last October Mr. Simmons
was q captain in the American Vol
unteers. stationed Al Springfield.
Up to that time, also, his wife was
Lieut.. Emma West, OF Decatur.
She was working at barracks Ice ,ted
over q saloon. having q bath room
for . kitchen and sleeping without
bed clothing Capt. Simmons Wis
lite Lieut.. We He concluded that
she nee ded a protector. She was
agreeable, and they wire mar.
ried Capt. Simmons and his wife
decided In take q trip to Chicago.
but he had ONLY enough money to
buy his own ticket Kindly dis
posed citizens provided the captains
bride with fare money. AID to Chi.
cago they went.
And the reason they are Just every.
day plain citizens now Il that the
captain and the lieutenant were mar
,ied without first getting the per.
mission Of Brigadier General Edward
Fielding, OF Chicago. who insisted
that the rflicers were guilty OF in.
subordiuation in not fret Hing theiI
intentions with him and getting q
permit to marry from headqu.rtsr.
before they applied for n license.
Gen. Fielding informed the couple
that they would be subject to 9
courtmsr.iai. and they were accord.
ing!y reduced to privA,es for 81.
| months for characterization. Blu,
Capt. Simmons and his BRIDE would
not stand this, and they started gu,
to paddle their own canoe. their out.i
consisting Of . few musical instru
ments and a bible. Mrs. Simmons
sings and plays and the captain
talks. He says they have had hare
row of stumps t. ges over. Blu,
things are looking brighter daily.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-09
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avert rheumatic trouble. Zee hi. gsui.i Il I.liy
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srt constii.s,ion
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