The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-14
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
MS OF THIS TWO STATES TOLD
PARAGRAPHS.
GEORGIA.

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- O. Alr. \ b Daley. who resides
1 niles northwest q McDcnOugh. and
II en- l-e- TIE house wsS completely
I..rov-s ~ the flames. Mt Daley and
ssr,i-v escaped viShou, serious INJURY
.ry one q them. but ali Che household
o5s. g.. were completely destroyed
osr-=s Lumpkln and Fish o. ghe ST.
~ Co--, lect Tuesday for Lake Park.
|, u-s-s hey Will spend & couple y
H. +s7.-z WITH 8 party OF friends The
[,rt -rlsasG Tuesday morning with all
l. rss.s Of the October docket that are
h sh.e and Adjournment was taken VI
Apr =
crrhs-- Leader, II may Dc asserted
I.r Ss.s-naa citizens VIII o as q unsl
r.rst rswey for President They can't
F.ns,t naval man Who sUccuuos 10 a
T. --.2lsel Of artillery punch T0sre
1lzr-. - Sava1ns1ianS- 10 -coC lu-a
n fame unknown WAC can conveu-
tly ca--y I'VE times TIE quantity o.
|nc5 r-zr 5,-o-ei Ds~ey.
|Glasc5-z county Superior Court mss
Iesday czlled session 70 t-y Samuel
Erv II --= murder q joe c. Csry On
r . 2g The jury found the defend
h gu With recommendation 30
|ercv &. --= SQUIRT. Judge Reese prompt
sen.s- -si aim 10 the Georgia psnitsl-
Erv s-- ra= balance % his natural life
h adjourned court. no other cases being
[ed
News nzs reached Augusta that female
riksrs and sympathizers assaulted M
Ear3 The rew superintendent Of the
Esren Manufacturing Company. si-uzt-
/ Al " s-renyIlle. s c. 3 Few miles from
ueus.a IS he came olt o. TIE mill door
|gbt before last and rhrssAed him with
Eitc1-s The uen also became excited
h t9r q whlle there was danger OF se-i-
Is uour,s.
Eap H. 5. Chamberlain. president Of
/ Ciuco Furnace Company q Ch2-ta-
boa. mas closed the deal for several
|ousar5 ceres Of mineral lands il Barlow
|un.y Georgia. paying for the same ST.
In cash. The iron ore On the prop
h. : regarded as very fine and viii Be
|ed IN me furnaces il ChatranooEs-
mes VIII D. opened q; once and ne
|operty worked 20 the fullest extent.
|Amorz the most important cases dis
gel o. by Irwin Superior Court was that
/ Bill Clark. colored. charged with the
lens o. rape He was found guiley. but
|omman de3 10 mercy. and was Senlenc-
10 twenty years Imprisonment. The
b. w1s out on this case for about TWEEN
|iour hours. Some OF the Jurors seem
10 mink il was possible there might
|Tt been a mistake as 70 identity, hence
h rscoumendation for mercy.
As result Of the decision Of Attorney
neral Terrell which makes available al
Ls time The amount in the state treasury
Enly directed 10 she payment OF inter
i on the public debt the teachers Of
forgla VIII receive al once their SEC
b months salary this year. State School
/ mm ssi1nsr Glenn began yesterday with
b nayment Of the teachers, disburS-ng
all about $500 This is the amount
|#iei for the payment OF all teachers in
b common schools OF the state.
|A Cartersvile a most remarkable wo-
|an Alrs Francis Dobbs. was laid to
IS Wednesday She was born in July.
y ana had she lived until next July
, would have been IS years Old. She
p olrlved al her family and even all
7 her children Her mind has been per
|ciy clear mp TO last Saturday, and she
pull talk iutelligently OF events happen
|g In the early years Of the century. Her
bah occurred Monday night, the result
| a wearing out OF her life. She is sur
yed by John H. Dobbs, Mrs. T. A.
Faney John A. ". G., ]. NJ. and c. c.
obhs Mrs Todd and Miss Anna Dobbe.
r grandchildren. and sixteen great
|an5chiliren. She vas born in Ebert
Emty and has been a member Of the
fpust church since 1874.
The candidates for the lower house Of
ke legislature in Floyd county now
ilmber four. with the possibility that
hers viii come out before the time SET
~ the county primary. Representative
lindsay Johnson. who was a member OF
Pc last House. IS she only one Of Floyd 5
ieega-ilu in the last general assembly
sAo Is seeking reelection. Seaborn
Wright. who ran for Governor on the
fopdls' ticket some years ago. is an an
Nlnoel candidate for the House. sub
Ft % the Democratic primary. His an
@lnc meme as a Democrat, II Is said, has
PAD much 70 do with the general inclina-
.on % Populists in that part Of the
'ate 20 ONE back into the Democratic
saFiy The TWO remaining candidates in
'oy1 a-a ". A Knowles. who formerly
tpresened the county, and ]. c. Foster
At t6e recent convention OF the Middle
1.-THE Readers. which served TO attract
eheral attention over the state, there
we're few u the well-known agricultural
Saarr- " Georgia who were formerly
Ols pieloIs in the ranks OF the Po1u.ist
sr.y This was regarded by nearly all
! 'Aose VINO looked in" 90 gee what the
y" party was doing, as the most signifi-
any 'aet N connection with the cOnven-
oh state House officials who are &C
lainjeI familiarly with the political fac
Ols Oh Georgia expressed che opinion that
Is not the old Populist leaders who will
Yposo them In the fall but an entirely
4" ofganization. with new leaders-an
.sahiza'ion which was, in fact, just
S'mel "A the convention on Tuesday.
'uere are 10 be found In the new party
.he Of the men who were connected with
" Oh organization. but they are few.
I lhe majority Of these old leaders have
y hed askance. IL is said. at the action
!, young Joe Parker OF Kentucky and
rler' IN bringing about the split in the
.auohil Peoples Party Committee in Ne
What happened 20 the wall paper in At
''7 mar IL should take a tumble from
Y proper base last Friday Il fell. but
'as u pulled or pushed? No< one Of the
''4ieie Of householders who witnessed
\. 'u 90 pranks Of their interior deco
o's an answer the questions. and In
~ ll7nee there Is lowering In many q
,a," Ut Atlanta a suspicion thar super
nm nhuences have been tampering