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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-12-09
DONT'S FOR WIVES.

/. Don't expect impossibilities from
your husband.
g Don't snub him in the presence of
strangers.
g. Don't hen-peck him just because you
know he is quiet and will stand it.
4. Don't treat him as if you had come
down off of a pedestal to marry him.
5. Don't worry him to death because you
can't have your dearest wish granted.
g. Don't run to your mother with all
his faults; rather keep his good quail
ties to light and hide his failures.
I. Don't think that now you are mar
ried he doesn't care whether you curl
your hair or not
5. Don't expect him to be amiable with
a breakfast of tough steak, greasy pota-
toes, cold rolls and muddy coffee.
g. Don't have cold suppers. Remem-
Der the nearest way to mans heart is
through his stomach
10. Don't sit up waiting for your hus-
bald Go to- bed; get all the sleep you
can. In the morning when you are look
ing and feeling the best, if you have any
thing to say. say it; nine chances out of
ten you will win.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-12-09

Miss Tinsley of Virginia is the guest
of Miss Lulie Biggs
Mrs. viii West is visiting friends in
Goldsboro
Mrs. Louis Mailer is back from trip
to Newbern.
Miss Florence Boylan has returned
from Washington ID. G.
Mr. John C. Drewry, of British Column
bia is visiting our townsman, Mr.. John
C. Drewry.
Miss Lucy McAden. of Charlotte, is the
guest Of Miss Alice Stronach.
Miss Mildred Dortch, of Goldsboro,
spent a few days in Raleigh last week.
Miss Heilig, OF Salisbury, who has been
visiting Miss Nell Linton, has returned
home
Miss Fannie Moore Burwell. of Char
lotte. is the guest of Miss Sarah Che
shire
Col. and Mrs. A. B. Andrews. Miss
Jane Andrews and Mr.. William j. An
drews left Tuesday for New York.
Miss Lydia Hoke is back from a trip
to Wilmington.
Miss Sue Richards, who has been visit
ing Miss Mary Andrews, left Wednesday
for Henderson.
Miss Nell and Miss Annie HinSdale
and Miss Mary Andrews, went to Oxford
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-12-09

Miss Nell and Miss Annie HinSdale
and Miss Mary Andrews, went to Oxford
this week to attend a german.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-12-09

The theatre-goers of Raleigh are look
ing forward with great deal of pleasure
to the presentation of "Esmeralda" by
the Dramatic Club on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings.
OF course everybody will CO. because
they want to see it, and because it is
for a most worthy cause.-The hospital
Those taking part are Miss Minnie F..
Tucker, Miss Flora Creech, Miss Daisy
Moring. Miss Blanche Blake. Miss Flor
ence Boylan Mr. Sherrin, Mr.. Watkins
Robards, Mr.. Hal Aver Mr.. Farley
Hughes, Mr.. Lester Butler, Mr. Ben
Hardy
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-12-09

One of the most brilliant marriages in
Pamlico county was celebrated on
Wednesday in the Methodist church, Hon.
w. T. Caho, a leading lawyer and ed
itor of Bayboro, was united in marriage
to Miss Ella Louveine Sawyer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Sawyer
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-12-09

On Tuesday evening the Capital Club
gave another of their delightful dances
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Joel r. Mar
shall and Mr. and Mrs. S. Brown Shep-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
SAVE ON GAVE or Torcm.
" orLcd on unsuspectinE stranger
10 Travelling Crartcr


~ "a Travelling CRATER.
a white man called az the barracks last
NIGHT about l0e O'Clock wl,h the same
old story % t,l OF hls own tru.tful bee
uef in .he honesty ~ humanity ana how
10 had been taken advantage OF ty
clever ana agreeable stranger The man
arrived lu Savannah aboui 3 o'clock last
uisht on the Plan, System train from
Charleston
While on thc train he su.d. he had fall
en in with 70 very agreeable pcuou that
had proved pleasant company qua 1or-
row,l from him Uttl. ready cash 50
au thar ho had. showing him chenh for
$50 ana toi'ing him that be- would nav"
30 cashcd ~ soon as b. reached : tvan-
nan and would then repay ihc ioin -
kindly made.
When the train reached tine depot the
two men went az Liberty street. as FAR
as The he soto. there Che crafty one. bid
ding bis compano n wait a. the door for
him while be- ca4hed the check. went iu
The victim waited ust1erahly more than
the time that his debtor had iold nim
would De- reccsaary for his financial trans
action. ana then went Co the clerk of the
hotel and asked if bis companion of tie
train had caehcd 70 check there or had
been seen. The clerk told linn that no
check had been presented even. much less
clshed. ana chat 90 the best 90 his knowi-
odgo the man OF whom hc was 90 search
bad not been Boz the motel a. 800
The victim then went 20 thr barracks
and reported the matter. bar ss the only
description he could give ~ the man was
very vague one ana further because
having through ticket 10 Tam "a ami
not enough money 10 enable him 60 stay
over and thus assist the detectives in the
work Of getting the smooth-tonsucd in
dividual. nothing could 10 done with the
case.
The operator s. probably ono % tine IA
kris stll quite plentiful around This part
OF the country. where they were drawn
by The hope OF rich piuckiugs during the
various country fairs and reunions.
n Is probable that when the man went
IN the hotel he simply went on cut
through the other door and about his
business. while bis victim continued his
weary and fruiilcss vigil
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27

Beaufort. s. g. Nov. 25.-The marriage
Of Mr. Mark Ecyserling Of this place and
Miss Rosa Levi ~ New York city was
so'emnized 500 the hail OF the knights OF
iythias on Bay street "a $50 p. m. to-day
Rabbi Lesser OF Charleston oflciated. Mr.
keysorliug Is a Russian Dy birth. and Is
highly esteemed here he conducts a gen
eral merchandising business at Seabrook
station. on the Charleston and Western
Carolina Railroad some ten miles from
hcro The bride was attired IN white ana
carried a bunch OF white chrysanthemums
The hali was well f->ed with people. and
after the brief but impressive ceremony
numerous friends Of the happy coupt,
gathered about them 10 tender their con
CALCULATIONS. a feast ~ the residence OF
the groom mother was INDUCED IN later
In the evening
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
BoARDTD mi5T roo EARLY.
Runner for ship ChRndIer- before
United states Comm l--ioner.

Runner for ship ChRndiers before
United states Commissioners.
JAMS Eucfsen. runner for Nielsen &
Landsvcrk ship chambers. was before
United states Commissioner J. +. Lewis
yesterday afternoon charged with vio-
laaon OF The treasury regulations OF the
govcrnmcnt. His specific oncnse was Ga
boarding the Italian barkcntino Pro
rro.so. before thc barkcntnc had been
boarded by the customs officers. Capt.
Thomas "A. Laird.
10 appeared from tho evidence that FL
lefsen had no intention OF violating the
regulation which recently became a law.
and shat as soon ass Doc was apprlsod or
the Improperly and Hlegality OF bis con-
duct b. lcft the ship. Under the circum-
stances the commissioner d.d not hold
him. but released him with a warning and
an admoniHon
u has become the custom for the rum
ncrs employed hy the various buicherr.
grocers and ship chambers and the others
who cater 60 the shipping trade along
these lines. to race for n ship ne soon as
II enters the harbor. good deal of an
noyancc and trouble has been accustomed
By this practice and tho treasury regula-
zion Be- designed 20 stop S. As soon as
10 becomes known or orc 81 the runners
Is punished Tor its violation its good f.
fects Will readily be apparent
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
LOCAL Personal.

Mr. J. o. Vaughan OF Atlanta is at the
Pulaski
Mr NJ N. Ekan OF Macon IS at the
Pulaski.
Mr.. j. p. Walker Of Charleston IS at
the Screyen.
Or. $. W. Minis OF sylvania IS REGISTERED
at the Pulaski
Mr. ]. +. shemcld OF McCrea IS a guest
OF the Pulaski
Agr. r. F. sans OF Atlanta s. register
81 at the De Soto.
Mr. y Henderson OF Jacksonville is q
guest OF the Pulaski
Mr. j r. Bailey OF Brunswick Is regis
tered at the Pulaski.
Mr J. +. Loughery OF Sumter IS a
guest OF the Pulaski
Air J. O. Bedel Of wo5dbne is regis
tered az the Screven.
Mr. John r. Pidcock Of Moultrie is reg
Istered az the De Soto.
Mr. r. " Carraway Of Tallahassee Is
a guest OF the Pulaski.
Mr w II. Corduor Ok jacksonville is
registered az the Pulaski
Mr. r. T.. Campbell % Jacksonville IS
registered az the Pulaski.
Mir James r. Boyd Of jacksonville IS
registered az the Pulaski
Mr. John r. Sharpe OF Balrbridge Ca.
Is q guest Of the Scrcven.
Mrs .. Copeland left Via the Plant
system yesterday for Tampa.
Mr. Fred 81 Goebol win leave via the
Central to-day for Montrose. III.
Mr.. s. c. Lang OF sandcrsv.lle regis
tered ~ the screycn yesterday
Air W. J. Rogers Of Sparks was among
the arrivals at the sereven Sc ter4ay
Mr. and Mrs Joe Ferst were passengers
on the Kansas city from New York last
night
Mrs. \. r Marmc'etcin was a passenger
on tho Kansas city from New York iast
night
SIR Isaac Joscphs loft over tho sea-
board Air Line yesterday for Old Point
Comfort.
Jack Cranston. the genial Southern
representative OF H. g. A. w Gather
wool r. among bis friends .n the city.
Mcssrs. W Hayes. George Coleman. and
Bessie were among the passengers Of
the Pant system last night for jackson
Vile
Mrs. J. G. Woodward. wife % Mayor
Woodward OF Atlanta. spent yesterday IN
the city and made "a pleasant cali uuon
Mayor Myers az tho city Exchange.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
LITTLE GruLs rue PLAINTIFFS.
suing =. &. a y. for Their Fathers
Death Ia the CIty Court.

suing =. &. a y. for Their Fathers
Death Ia the City Court.
The damage suit Of Eihclne j.. james
aud Marian A. James. who sue by their
guardian ana next friend. a. l.. Tucker.
against the Florida Central ana Pcniusu-
lar Railway was ou trial in the Ci'y
Court yesterday afternoon. The ease WIS
not concluded and Will bc continued to-
day further evidence being ntrodu. cd
on behalf Of the plaintiffs.
The pllinuns are two uttle negro girls.
the oldest OF whom 81 not more tnan 4
years old They are suing the mpany
for $1,000 damage Tor tho death % their
father. who was q postal clerk iu the
employ OF the United states gote nmen..
ON oct d.. 1895 tbe train upon whlch
james Was running tan into passenger
car thar was standing on a sideirack near
the Gown al luicr Goa Florida. James was
thrown by che force of thc collision
against the woodwork % the ear and re-
celved Internal injuries from which he
never recovered He unRe rcd until Aug.
a. iso9 and died on tint day. as. II u
alleged ten the petition. direct conse-
saenca 81 che injuries received
Al the time OF his death he was earning
a salary OF $40 year ANA enjoyed the
probability of having b Increased 20 ST.
s-O under tho rules Of the service. In tho
course 81 a few years lie was - years
old and had a reasonable expectancy OF
l!fe OF % years
Messra Barrow g. Barrow represent the
plaintiffs in the ulai 81 the case and
Measrs Denmark. Adams & Freeman the
defendants The principal witnesses eX-
nmined yesterday were A. l. Tucker the
next friend of the plaintiffs. who told OF
the injuries and death OF james, and Mr.
r. Boyd the senior postal clerk on the
train at the time OF the accident The
iatter described The accident the injuries
% which James then complained. ana the
manner To- which the injured man bad To-
be- lifted from the car lie made a very
excellent witness Tor tho plaintiffs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27

Wants This Much From seaboard for
Homicide Of Her son.

Homicide at Her son.
Mrs Matte y. Fife flel suit In the
city Cour, yesterday morning AGAINST the
sesboard Air Line Railway. she sues -
the mother OF Emmett = FIFE who was
killed 10 an accident. while .n the service
81 me defendant. IN November 1919. The
plaintiff fixes her damag. o. 80 90
10 Is alleged in her petition 10 she court
shat her son contributed materially TO ner
support from his earnings os aasmln
on tbe seabo1rd Air Lire ON fhc day
90 the accident the engine ~ tne train
on which hc was running vIs detached
ADD ran down from the main line az WI
I.lms station a. Mc.drm. l0T the pur-
pose Of setting water ~ was on the re-
turn trip and when Williams station hal
been nearly reached thai tae accident oc-
CURED.
The engine ana tender suddenly lot the
track Whie Fife was sitting on The pilot.
a'd in tHe resulting wreck he was n
SANITY kl'cd.
Negligence on the part u the defendant
Is al tRcd m % number o. part cu'ars. u
b. charged that. a. the time 90 the aeci-
cont the engine was running backward,
az tgc rate OF for'y-nve 10 atty miles an
hour. which was q careless end ucEAseh u
rate 81 speed under the circumstance 81
the case rnc engine wa- ed and 5ui 81
repair the hauess % tae wheels being
sharp and there belnr othff defects Inc
tender wna light. there being 40 coal iu %
to bold DC down. ard this added 90 the
danger % the high rate 81 speed The
took Be- said 10 have been % bad coodi-
tIou. tue crossties rotten. tAe spikes out
and the ballast II there had ever been
aur worn away IL is alleged that thc
defendant had notice. actual or construct
ive. OF nll OF these defects 10 its road bed
and ehin,r,. aud must be- held Liable
for acciarnis resulting thcrefrom.
At the time OF his death Fife was .
years old. and had reasonn bic expect
ancy of life Of $ 80 years. lie was earn
ing al the time between 81 and So per
month. and was lea luc 90 promotion 80 e.
better position The fuil value Of his lite
o. sued for hy his mother. She is repre-
scented by Messfs. Arnold q Arnold OF Al
fauta
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
cAUGmr STEALING 4 HORSE.
Charles Harper. Coiored, was Riding
Away with Animal when Captured.

away ~ NNn NhAHNh - hfh
Charles Harper. a negro. attempted last
night to steal a horse hltched at Bolton
and burroughs streets The owner Of the
animal. Mr. Mack o. Schuman had rid
den the horse 70 the store o. J. y. Brod-
mann and hitchine @ near the door enter
90 the store lie remained in the place
for some time when he was told by one
% the clerks that a negro had taken his
horse and gone down Bolton street with
h. He gave chase and caught up with the
animal und its rider just as they reached
West Broad street
The negro .u bis haste had neglected 20
secure thc relus properly and they wsre
eutnngled in the feet OF the animal whic2
accounted for It's SLOW progress Mr.
Schuman pulled Harper from the horse
sud gave him sound ming afte-
whlch he mrucd MIN over to patrolmau
Herman who had by that time arrived.
Mr.. Schumau thinks q likely that Har-
per is the same negro that week ar3
called AZ his house while he was away and
said thot be had been sent for set %
buggy harness. Il was given 90 him but
neither he nor the harness has been seen
since. that Is until last nlFht .f Harper
De the man guilty OF the deed
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
rH1LADELpmIA's TREASURER.
Mayor AshbridEe's Secretary rays
savannah "a visit.

Mr. J. Hampton Moore. secretary 90
Mayor Ashbr.dgo Of Philadelphia. left
yesterday for Florida. after spending "A
couple Of days IN the city while here
Mr.. Moore called at the city Exchange.
and finding Mayor Myers out. had quite
a pleasant chat with Secretary Thomas
Gamble. The latter. by che way. has "a
brother who IS clerk IN the office OF Mr.
Moore
Nj. Moore was frviiug iu the S.z; ~
spirits. a. he had good reason Co be. hav-
ing just been elected city treasurer OF
Philadelphia with a salary OF $1,000 "a
year lie was opposed by the Democrats
and the Wanamnker faction OF the Re
publican party and yet wns elected hy co.
GO majority. Mr. Moore Is young man
90 nm such a responsible position being
still under s.. hut he Is bright ana en-
ergetic man and evidently nlled with the
sort OF push that keeps the Republican
party a the helm in Philadelphia. He
Is accompanied by Mrs. Moore on his
Southern tour.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
MAY BE WARMER To-MoHRow.
The Temperature Yesterday seven
Degrees below Normal.

The cold wave thas struck savannah
sunday continued through yesterday. the
mean teus>rature for the day being a.
maximum. which was Sc degrees. occurred
az midnight. and tho minimum a. al s
O'Clock p. U.s. Despite the fact that che
temperature has been below the normal "a
number Of times during tho month. the
accumulated excess OF heat yet amour -
90 50 degrees while. for the year. "
amounts 10 2D degrees.
The forecast FOR to-day and to-mor
Is for fair weather tomorrow probably
becoming warmer near the coast. Fresh
north 20 east winds may be expected.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
Mrs. HEARN's FUNERAL.

Took Place Yesterday Afternoon
From the Home Of Her Parents.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ella A. Hearn took
place yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
from the residence Of her parents. Mr
and Mrs Joseph Phillips. No. il3 Henry
street. east, The services were conducted
by Rev Robert Van Dcventer. pastor OF
the Duny Street Baptist Church. Three
members OF the CHOIR OF that church sang
a number OF hymns among shcm Asleep
in Jesus" Goodnight"
Tho burial was IN Laurel Grove Gem
etery. The following gentlemen were pall-
bearers Messrs w y Metzscr Joseph
Hcmernan. j. Bailey. Joseph II. Aiken
Isaac LaRocho and Fred Butler.
There was "a large number 81 beautiful
foral tributes and many people paid the
last tribute 81 respect
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
THE JuRY DID QUICK woRK.
n Found \. ". Barbec Not Guilty in
Pair OF Minutes.

futr OF minutes.
The case Of the state against 4. NJ
Baroee. which was tried in the superior
Court yesterday. resulted IN verdict ol
not guilty late yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Barbee was charged with selling liquor
within three miles 81 public school
The evidence disclosed the face that tne
liquor had been soid Co md los tnc mem
beers Of tae Isle Of Hope Yacht Cub. for
which chartered organization Mr kirhee
acted a. agent n ph1Wcl that 20 had not
been sold 20 any other than regular mem
bers OF the club nor otherwise than in e Pc
cordduce with She club rules aud regula
lions on the subject II further showed
that as soon as the defendant became
aware o. the fact that De was taking part
900 even a technical violation OF the Jaw.
he stopped the practice at once and do
not longer permit the Yacht Cub TO make
use 81 his premises for the purp0se OF SELL
ing liquor
Mr. Harbee also made these statements
10 the jury. Ills defense was based on the
contention that be- never had any intcn-
ton 10 violate the law and that an crimi
nal intent. an essential matter Of proof
IN order to warrant "a conviction. was alb
sent
The prosecutor IN the case did not mp
pear. and tho Indictment being hy special
prcsentment 81 The strand jury This TACT
aroused some comment. Mr.. Barhee think
ing and saying thar 81 was the act OF
some one who desired 10 iujuro him AMI
was afraid 90 come ont openly The d,-
fcndant introduced no other eVi ionce than
fis own statement. being content 20 rest
DIS case on the showing that had been
made hy the witnesses for the state
Judge Fa.lisant charged the jury about
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
CHANGE ~ SCHEDULE.

southern's No. - Now Leaves ~ Min
utcs Later Than Heretofore.
change has been made ia tho time OF
departure OF the Southern Railways
northhound passenger train No g. The
train now leaves Savannah az 1888 p. m.
instead Of az 1890. as heretofore. No
change has been made in tho time OF de-
parture Of she nighs train
Mr. ~ p Plant. vice president OF the
Southern Express Company and a vice
president Of the Plant System. was IN she
cliy yesterday Mr. Plant came up from
Florida. where he had been for some DAYS
lie is travelling IN hts private car Sew
eral OF the local officials OF the Plant
System and 81 the express company call
ed upon MIR Plant during the day
Mr.. Lee McLendon. passenger aeent Of
tho Plant system az Atlanta. left Via the
Central yesterday for Atlanta.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
wanted in LIhert, Cenntr.

The police yesterday received a letter
from the authorities o. Liberty county
stating that william Lacount the negro
arrested last week FOR hitting Lewis
" icman In the head with q rock. o.
wanted there. II Is likely that an Officer
may come for him The communication
did not say for what Laeount Is wanted
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
Tho cares that infest the day.
Fold up their tents like the Arab
And silently steal away

The play is fun o. laughs. ana Sea-
brooke makes a faultless funny Irish
comedian. Il is like nothing ~ much as
Tar ard Tartar" and IL digresses often
into some beautiful ballad singing
Vaudeville. excellent as ever sang several
times last evening. ana scored q great
hit 10 "A comic song. Nothing New
Irene Perry Bertha Waliziuger. Jeanncti c
Lcrveri~. and Jake Bernard are COMB
orera Interpreters 20 che manner born.
They are q support which makes the
whole wonderful bright and interesting.
and fully sustains the star il is not a
play which may be easily described, or
criticised. But 20 a man who likes pol
licking fun-making. in Illustrated and
laughing rccklessncss commend the Sea-
hfooke's 'Rounders" They are quick
death to cnnui. gloom and depression.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
CITY BREVITIEs.

Some littie uncasiness was felt yesterday
for party % sporismcn. Messrs Davant
ard Luke who left Wilmington island
yesterday morning for Thunderholt and
failed 20 show up until night They were
OUT In the blow the afternoon before and
remained AZ Wilmington until the weather
subsidized. They turned up all right. how
ever
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
ENTERED PLEA on GUILTY.

Carter Wade Sentenced 10 Term os
rive Years IN Penitentinry.
Carter Wade, indicted by the grand Jury
for assault with intent 10 murder. on.
tered a plea OF guilty 70 the iDdlctmen.
in the Superior Court Yesterday and was
sentenced hy Judge Fa.igant 10 term q
htc years IN the peniteutiay
Wade is the negro who assaulted Nr
". D.. Molina with razor during Tho
ElEs' cnrniva. Fortunately Mr. Molina
was not severely hurt BY the ugly weapon
IN the fAnds Of bis nssaLllnf
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
PROPOSALS WANTED.

L. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE ST. Az
gustine. Fla. oct -. 1870 Sealed pro-
posals Tor completing gun and mortar bat
teries ana building concrete store-houa =
az Fori Taylor. Key Wes, Fla. viii b,
received here until y. neon. Nov so. 100
and then publicly opened Information
furnished on application. c. H. McKlns-
try Capt Egrs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27
RESERVED nIs DECISION.
Mayor VIII stake known HiS Drci-
sion In the Sheehnn Case Later.

Patrolman sheehan was before Mayor
Myers last night on the charge Of the
neglect OF his duty. thc charge growing
out OF the kulmg OF Detective Shea hy
John Hart Monday night a week ago. The
Mayor reserved his decision.
There was a docket case against Patrol
man Goodman also. De saving been re-
ported on account o. some trouble that
he had while on duty az the Elk- Carni-
val grounds. This case was dismissed
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-27

suit Is brought for q considerably larger
sum. An allegations Of fraud OF wrong
made in the petition OF the plaintiff. are
denied cmphaiically and natly Ia the an
swcr ~ The defendant The company is
represented hy Messrs. duBlguon &
Efauhaue