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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-21
BARTLETTs HEAVY SENTENCE.
Fined 800 for Violating Quarantine
Regulations.

Lieut.. r. L. Bartlett was fined 500 in
the Police Court yesterday morning. Hen
ry STARS, Henry Peterson and o. johann
sen were fined SIS each. In all of the
cases the alternative of Imprisonment was
made thirty days in Jail. One of the men
convicted, STAIRS, paid his fine.
The men were charged with the viola
ton of the quarantine regulations of the
port, by leaving the transport Dixie be-
fore the five days detention had elapsed.
Bartlett was dshonorably discharged from
the service FORGETTING his pay and all al
lowances Col. Bellinger and DR.. Jar
rell appeared as witnesses against the
men wnen their cases were called in the
Police Court.
William West was remanded to the Su-
perior Court for assaulting with intent to
murder Mr.. Carl Mendel, at $50 Liberty
street west. Mr.. MendeIs store, at 1890
o'clock Wednesday night Williams came
into the store and commenced a row with
the proprietor, when the latter ordered
him out He drew a pistol and fired a
shot at Mr.. Mendel and the latter returned
the fire, ,one of the balls from his re-
volver striking the negro in the fieshy part
of the ann. He ran and was arrested
shortly afterward by Policeman Woods.
There were number OF negro witnesses
to the assault. who were examined by
the Recorder, and their testimony cor
roborated that of Mr. Mendel.
Saul Haywood was turned over to the
City Court for assault and battery Saul
had a row with Matthew jenkins last
wednesday on the Waters road, and dur
ing the disturbapce got a vicious hold on
his opponents dhin with his teeth. and
refused to let go. He was found and ar
rested by Officer Smith at any early hour
Yesterday morning.
The number Of prisoners who are In jail
awaiting trial for stealing rides on rail-
road trains was increased by two, the RE-
corder remanding Charles Alexander and
Charles Otis, both colored for riding with
out a ticket or permission on a Florida
Central and Peninsular train.
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CLOSE OF MIR. vARLEY's MISSION.
His Farewell Services at First Bap-
fist Church Tonight.

The three meetings held yesterday by the
English preacher, Mr.. Henry Marley, IL
Illustrated the great hold which his services
have taken of all sorts and conditions of
people, In the judgment of many his
mission has stood out and will do so as ex
ceptional in its power, character, and re-
suits.
Mr.. Varley cares little or nothing for the
ordinary attractions common to special
mission services. NO singer accompanies
him aud nothing beyond clear and forcible
presentation of the scriptures is relied up
on to draw together and hold the people.
Crowds he cares little for, and frankly
says they may represent elements OF
weakness rather than strenSth-IaiIure
rather than success.
Crowds have not been the rule in Mr..
Varley's meetings, but he has gathered,
day after day. many of the most thought
full and intelligent people in the city. Mr..
Marley came to Savannah as a minister
and teacher of the word of God to Chris
tian people of every name. All the evan
eelicaI churches nave been well represent
ed. and no mention has been heard of de-
nominational issues.
Mr.. Varley's ministry has been to the
Church OF CHRIST dS a WuOlei anu DtOplS
of all church associations have come to-
eether to hear and study the word of God.
The ministers of the churches have been
well represented, and 1t is but true TO say
that hundreds of Christians in tn city
have been enlightened and established in
the great principles, doctrines and prac-
tees which pertain to the Christian life.
The meeting last night was remarkable,
and despite the threatening weather, was
well attended. To-day sees the close of
NE mission. Al II a. m. Mr.. Varley will
give al the First Baptist Church the
last Bible reading, his subject being What
IL Meant by Abiding in Christ?' Mr. Var
lev will deliver his farewell address in
the same church tonight at Sl5 Large
gatherings are expected to bid farewell 10
the gifted English visitor, whose ministry
has been so highly valued by thousands
during his stay in the city.
nv special request, Mrs. Marley will give
a second address TO women at noon to-day
al the First Church.
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VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT.
N"se OF Mary JOseDhs Against Eta
Henderson Desided. q

Inc time of Judge Norwood and a jury
was occupied in the City Court yesterday
morning in the trial of the case of Mary
Joseph against Eta Henderson, for $1,000
damages.
Inc plaintiff commended in her petition
ana Swore in her evidence that the de-
Iendant had committed an unprovoked and
plu'ai assault upon her, striking her in
''e mead with glass pitcher, inhicting
numerous cuts and bruises, and causing
'uch physical suffering and mental an
euiSh that II was fifteen months before
s"e recovered her pristine ygor The case
went 10 the jury at about o'clock, and in
"aiI an hour a verdict for the defendant
was returned.
'e case is familiar to the readers of the
-"orhing News. For the alleged assault
+o,nled the basis of the damage suit, the
''enoant was tried in the City Court and
'"al Inc inflicted upon her, she being
to1nu guilty of the olfense of assault and
,'eIS' The civil case has been once be-
1t' tried in the City Court. at
a1d 'I urne the jury were unable to agree
Gov nistrial was declared. =, was a
ir'e OF two fallen women, who became
Fo.Neu IN a more or less drunken brawl.
n, IouA 'heir conflicting statements, the
sayo, leasonable deduction is that they
CIR 'eu each others faces and tore each
tbnra garments. but that to neither Of
inr., was any serious or permanent in
IN "oue AT any rate the jury seemed
s6o lave arrived at this conclusion, as il
dio, u oy the prompt rendition Of the YER
e'T, Tor The defendant.
,h oT 1'.ni the trial Of the case yesterday
,b,t D ,lI'r exhibited set OF photographs
hal we're intended to show the injuries she
Thsv -'lVed at the time of the fight.
ly AMY showed her In a sufficient
e'''n' ,r.a The plaintiff was repre-
f s91a by Mr.. G. w. Owens and the de-
ny Messrs. Barrow q Osborne.
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Barlow. Mr.. Charles Sheffield, Mr.. II. Il.
Waverly, Mr.. John Virgins. Miss Mary
Stewart. Miss Blanche Welby and little
Daisy.
Tonight the company will present
"Otheiio." II the presentation is as good
as that Of last night the audience cam
not fan to be pleased.
The Tolson & Dodd Company VIII play
a weeks engagement here beginning next
Monday night. The Atlanta Constitution
has this TO say OF the company
The Columbia was packed from pit to
dome by che patrons of popular priced
amusement. The standing room sign was
IN demand early in the evening. The Toll
son q Dodd Company was the attraction
and the bill was an interesting comedy
drama entitled Woman Against Woman"
The company Is an evenly balanced one
and the large audience gave frequent signs
OF approval. A pleasing feature of the
performance was the combined warscope
and stereopticon, that showed some ex-
cehent pictures. John Keifer. in descrip-
tive ballads, and Kefer and Diamond in
up-to-date sketches caught the house and
received repeated encores. Keifer has "A
good voice, which he uses well. The per-
formanco throughout gave general salts
faction"
Monday night ladies will be admitted free
IL accompanied by person holding paid
S0-cent ticket.
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THE SCORE WAS 20 TO @.
Indiana Omcers Played a ''HOt" Game
of Four Innings.


of Four Innings.
The interest of the men of the One Hun
bred and Sixtieth Indiana Regiment was
aroused to learn that the challenge given
by the officers of the First Battalion for
a game of baseball had been accepted by
the officers of the Second Battalion, and
that the game would be played yesterday
afternoon. The officers began practice
immedia tely and the players for both
teams were soon chosen. They were
worked down" unded the management Of
their trainer, Maj. Harter of the First
and Maj. Backman of the Second Battal-
ion. Yesterday morning dawned I'M
pleasantly and the inclemency of the
weather somewhat disheartened the men,
for they feared the game would be post
poned AS the day progressed the wealth
er grew worse and by the time for the
game it was raining. When the players
met on the field they agreed to postpone
the game, but when the taunts and ieers
of the would-be spectators arose as one
voice, they returned to the diamond and
arranged preliminaries. The players Of the
teams and their positions were as follows:
FIRST Battalion.-First Lieutenant Lew
vile, Company G, catcher; First Lieuten-
ant Glasscock, Compang G, pitcher; Sec
ond Lieutenant Hubbard, Company c,
short-stop; First Lieutenant Hnkley
Company II, first base; Second Lleuten-
ant Hughes Company II, second base;
Capt. Marks, Company c, third base
First Lieutenant Reed, Company d, right
field; Capt Harrison, Company g, center
field; Mai. Harter, First Battalion, left
field.
Second Battalion-Capt Derr, Company
+, catcher; Second Lieutenant Tangeman
Company Il, pitcher; Capt Brown, Com
pany e, short stop; First Lieutenant Bur-
gan Company e, FIRST base; Second Lieu
tenant Minis, Company 4, second base.
Second Lieutenant 3eshdre, Company A.
third base; First Lieutenant Vail, Com
pany A, right field; Second Lieutenant
Myers, Company b. center field: Mai
Backman, Second battalion. left field.
The diamond was surrounded by an on
thueiasnc audience that nearly ended the
game By trespassing upon the payers no
-i.lea -, eager we're all 10 e.ea fhels 80,
orites win. The rain finally forced The
players from the Geld al the close OF the
fourth inning The following Is the ecoIa.
First Battalion f.....s.-.r.,s..2 3 o. q
Second Battalion ,.,.,-ts...,s..sS z 5-25
The greatest play Of the game was cred
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SHOWS A TRUNK LINE.
Col. c. p. Atmore of the l.. & n. Orig
mates a New Poster.

An attractive and unique scheme has
been hit upon by Col. c. p. Atmore, gem
eral passenger agent of the Louisville and
Nashville, for the advertisement of his
route. 1t shows the main line of the road
in the trunk of an old oak. A placard
nailed to the tree shows that IL is to Nash
Vile, while the branches Of the tree have
other placards showing they run 10 the
other large cities and points of interest
reached by the Louisville and Nashville.
Col Atmore is a veteran in passenger
business, having been general passenger
agent of the Louisville and Nashville for
twenty-five years, probably a longer time
than any other general passenger agent
in the country has held one position.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

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AT THE THEATER.
Barlow q Baker Co.'s Presentation
of "DamOn and PyfhiRs."


of "DamOn and Pyfhias."
The Barlow and Baker Company opened
nm engagement extending through the rest
OF this week at the tiieater last night 10
a very slim audience.
The company produces classical plays en-
t,rely and IL composed Of an unusually good
nIayers. In this age OF vaudeville and
farce. the legitimate drama at IFS best,
Ii poorly supported and the company has
a good deal OF temerity 10 try its fortune
IA a Geld IN which the best actors IN their
respective class receive such limited en-
c0uragement
rhe company prefented Damon and Ply
thlas," ami 10 those whore expectations
were not unreasonable, the performances
even more than acceptable. Mr. Fietr0
sosao gave q vigorous and credilable tor-
frayal 81 "Pyihias" and Mr.. Luke Cos
grove dh Damon" Others IN The COM
pany we're Mr, Moreton BakeFs Mr, Harry
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

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nolds and Fretwell, promise TO make the
best ever given in Savannah. All the talent
i'm the cake walk line has been engaged for
the ason and those who attend cannot
fail to enjoy themselves.
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At the coIored Churches.

"'. henry varloy gave a very interest.
' 'aih Yesterday at the First Baptist
.,'s'' eolored. az l.20 ., m. The at
1"'@noe was large and enthusiastic. Mr..
ooi ~, WI conduct meeting az abe Sec
D'pUss Church az y. "a,
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STOLE BOX or LEMONS.
Fruit Dealers in the Market Fall
victims to Thief.

FINN1H''" T" . '0"'
Willis Blount, colored, walked into the
stan of Grantham Bros, fruit merchants
in the market, yesterday morning, while
the proprietors were out, and walked out
with the first box Of lemons that struck
his fancy.
He had opened the box and was Offering
the lemons for SALE when Detective Soul
ly came up with him on the street At
the officers earnest solicitation Blount
consented TO accompany him to the bar
racks. His case will be investigated by
the Recorder this morning
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tied to Maj. Backman. He ran over into
right field, caught fly ball, then threw ii
10 first base before the man running to sec
ond could return, thus making the only
double play of the game.
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How ARE YOUR FEETf IF YOUR
feet are troubling you. call on me and I
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nails, corns and all diseases OF the feet
without pain. Charges reasonable: san
give the best references In the city. Pa
TENTS treated at residences; orders can be
left at Wheeler's drug store. Bull and
State streets. Telephone ia. Lem Davis.
suroeon chiropodIst
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IN THE COURT or ORDINARY.
Judge FcrriII Transacted Only Rou.
fine business.

In the Court Of Ordinary yesterday. j..
r. Brooks guardian Of Mary A.. Maggie
and Alexander Jacobson minors. filed a
petition for leave 20 use a portion OF The
corpus Of the estate for The support aud
maintenance Of his wards. Judge Fernll
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AGENTS WANTED.


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AGENTs WANTED.

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The Isle of Hope clubs Entertain
ment success.

The arst entertainment OF the Isle OF
Hone Pleasure club last night was a thor
ouRh success. IN spite Of the unpleasant
weather there was good attendance, and
al, nreseni spent an enjoyable evening, The
cvsnt next Thursday night Is 70 b. cake
VAN. which The promoters, MeasrE. Rey-
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ton.
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estate of Cassandra o. Airs. The caveat
filed by Catherine Ford to the annual re-
turn of p. McMurray, executor of the will
Of Thomas c. Ford, was Withdrawn.
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MOTH PROOF CEDAR CHEST; SOL
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MATTRESSES RENOVATED. FURNI.
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NEW LINES OF MArrTNGs,
shades, art squares, rugs and ollcloths.
Just received; prices to suit everybody. C.
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LOST AND FOUND.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS,
PERSONAL.

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ENAMELED IKoN BEDS AND
springs. enameled cribs. dressers. chiffon
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STOVES, HEATERS AND TIN ROOFS
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BUY YOUR REFRIGERATOR THIS
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BABY CARRIAGES AND Go-CARTs.
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BOARDING.

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PORCELAIN LINED BATH TUBS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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