The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-23


W. II. CopDedge has been appointed oi
inspector LOT grimm ana Is RECEIVING '"'
Congratulations OIL ms hoS's OF Iti'''''S'
About 400 hands from the strikers at Au-
gusta are going to Atlanta 10 work in the
Fulton bag and cotton mills which Is ir
the market for a large number Of en-
ploves
Atlahta Is 10 nave working woman
home. The movement has been practical
" started bv contributions for the purnos1
OF 800 from Mr' l.. ;. MuInlo'd' ana STU
a. mas pe0n peiS'S'eii''S ru"'oIeu ioi d
week that Col John ;. Gambler of Atlanta
would retire as commander Of Che Fifth
Regiment Georgia Volunteers. but this ru-
NOR was set az rest Friday. when Col.
Gambler denied that he contemplated any
such action.
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NUM- Immune MI oila' les oi'o0A "a
','s ''''' "''u Owls a. genuine ''''''S'''''e
e.,HI nas oeti 'os'So ousli'S d 'Iu.iie
stance. The stone BELONGED n his Grand
father and has been handed down to suc-
cessive generations Ths maidstone is
found in the stomach of deere and is very
rare.
0ili'iNAle HAS Jolheu tie uIS co4u'nIl' III
the election there Wednesday upon the
sale of whisky. the "drys" won by vote
of more than two TO one. the vote being
1mei'S i iol 'Ie sa'e' ana loi ~ -IiNe
five votes for tbo nrobibitionists gn1itb-
vile is the nearest point to Americus
was felt in that city in the result of the
election
A'iai'a JOURNAL MI - D. Nouyers'
wei known young member Of the Atlanta
bar. leaves tonight for Savannah TO at
tend the United states Court and on his
return within the next week ne win 60
to Brunswick to locate in the practice of
his profession. The departure of Mr.. Con
yers from Atlanta where ne mas made
s ,',7 a,oi af o ~ es seals, WI ~ -
nrofession ana oysT the civ
Inc prospects are good LOT DaWsohVlle
10 have railroad within the next twelve
months. This road Is to be built from car
tersville to Gainesville via Ball Ground
and Dawsonville. Ii has already been
graded from Rail Ground TO Marble HW
a distance of eight miles. and that the
work Of grading is raDidlv going on he
tween Ban Ground and Cartersvile. The
president of the company has said that
the road would be completed within twelve
months.
Buloch Times: There Is a sOoty color
ed sheep in Statesboro now that attracts
considerable attention He annears 10
how, frond1,, Yolio!n,,s ara ,,,,,,,listi, ,,,o
pensities an continued He Is not afraid
of ANYBODY attends church and sunday
school as often as r.arnnit,sl ana LII
fight ANYTIME tbat comes ON the court
houee square his fighting is not Of a
vicious character He seems to 40 II
nurelv for tba enterta tnn,ont NJ tho crowd
Nohodv knoVs iron, v,barn no came ~,
whittier he is going nor how he cots a
Iiving.
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poison Thomas nv putting snlders in his
coffee. He went to Sandersville and said
his wife and he had been troubled by
some of his children, who had objected to
his second marriage. This caused a gem
eral row and Thomas says his wife put
spiders in his coffee and that he found the
cooked bodies of spiders in his cup after
he had swallowed some Of it. This made
him deathlv sick, but he did moi drink
enough of the poisoned coffee to cause
death.
A'iiei ious nii's- iNecoioeI' Maiii'ouNe
thompson walked out OIL sumter county