The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

Former Railroad Engineer Arrest
ed on a Charge of For%ery-Boy
Badly Shocked by II Live Wire.
GEORGIA.
Judge c. D. McCutcaen, eX-judge Of
Cherokee circuit, died Thursday night OF
heart failure
The corner stone of The West End Bap-
tist Church viii be laid at Atlanta to-mor-
row afternoon.
RI. Patterson has bought the Dr. Wat
kins property on Washington street at
Gainesville for $1,000.
The annual convention of the Kings
Daughters Of the state of Georgia viii
convene in Augusta on April 4 and ..
Alexander Donaldson, who killed his
father-in-law, \. J. Brooks. on Sept IS.
1887. was acquitted at Lawrenceyine
Thursday.
Prof. Frank w. Griffin, a chorus singer,
is in Hawkinsville, and has commenced
the training Of chorus Of 100 voices to
sing for the Chaurauqua to be held the
first week in May.
Ai4uei9ou huiltef mas Iieu stunt against
the Atlanta Consolidated Street Railway
Company for $500 damages, alleging to
no FAM, Of bie AVN '''''
In the account of the marriage at'Wares-
boro. published in the Morning News on
May II, in which w. G. Mcconnell was
the bridegroom, the name Of the bride was
puDns'iS S as MSS NiaIy Msi lial ~
W. H. " i'ai 'o" WIZ mas 0''7i "
ing IN that section Tor several weeks mas
purchased the Calhoun and Free jim
mines at Dahlonega. The former was
owned by the North Georgia Agricultural
College, and the latter by local capitalists
Drayt Douglass OF Arlington is prepar-
ing TO go into the business Of raising don
keys on an extensive scale. lie has just
returned from trap 20 Cuthpert where
ne purchased Jack ana SIX Jehhets Tor
ms STOCK larm III the skin olslrlct Oh
Early county
Tuesday the first convention of the fire
insurance agents of the state win be held
at Macon and an association win be or
sahiAe9 ne ooJect o. the convention Is
~ oi.iis ANU oe''sl u'iSel taiiul.s
s ,. 'ilS o'ate ase"'a % L" 'He ulllelehI
'iii00 - ''-oi BUSINESS
At Athens Thursday afternoon James
1.av,hart +be., -,,,r,,, -o',, 20 ~, II
= '-'e 0'''s '0.i - '0''N ~ ="
touched a wire chat had fallen across
an electric light wire and received
severe shock' Inc end OF the Attle boys
"nsei was Oaoly burned
Thursday, near worthwhile. in the north
arn nortion Of R,+ts a ro,,,, ,,.~,,,,,, ,,,,,l
q a,, Mt. " dsnlis'oh were quarreling' Mrs.
i" asiiliis'o h o-yeaf-ola son came up ana
'voA ne llolileI part "neh the negro
sn l'p, my iaG uedu. Inc woman ana her
nuspanu, VINO was accessory were ar
Ceuarto"h courier tree turned to
salt is the latest discovery in this county.
on Uncle Welcomb Dukes place. near the
HARRISON county line. an old tree. charred
by fire, has been discovered to be an al
most solid saline substance II viii no
analyzed and the cause Of this strange
phenomenon investigated fully.
p " "hsoH u A.lahta' VINO was at
one time locomotive engineer, says that
Congressman L. f. Livingston sent him a
check for $50 IN FEBRUARY for ser,,icee %
d cainpaIsh worker. Al Bronx, proprietor
rbe oh s Cs's'ieo 49, sie ciiecA on fep =,
NO. rl.t .D 80 aliu NV WHson -
g. foro.anI' He onai &c against wilson
The resignation of DR.. J. d. Herman
of Eastman as assistant sureao, 90 ~
Second c,oo.or,, -. :
,JS,t9. 80 20 'esiiilent' NsoIsla VOL
800 ta. l,I, s at the resi-
-, 1,.SitI 'e an i.is successor mas
immediately upon the ae-
~, % ne Us ilo'loI VI u her-
+i-ss.i, -, =. M whey tne feglmental
-, ~ en- naiileu " r. weaver OF Ma
nation was rendered for business reasons.
ana was not unexpected.
The arrest of Charles Ozner Frida,
n,ornino a us,i-lno,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,
lanta 6ro,,s,t 49,, .,t,,,1 iii'ii "a -
eensational bis,b,,,s,, .oI,ra.,. 81 %
ponulIst from, e,arro,, oa,,,1t,, - "Iil0u d
lin ~ can,lor 5s,.. W. '.'o VIZ
ponu1iet con,,o'tio,, -, Sr11is 70 tne
lnacl.ed dor,, ,,aoriI. li4l 80, W"s
1ban robbod oe - - ~ "e'tn anu
,,onev yva5ros7os. 80 az io' u
- iiist-'' AAtdaS MORN