The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03
CITY BREvITlES.

Letters of administration upon the
estate of the late Emanuel X. Love
were granted to r. r. Wright, in the
Court of Ordinary yesterday.
Fireman D. p. Walker of the Cen
trail fire station, rendered his resigna-
tion yesterday, to become proprietor
of saloon on Broughton street.
r. Montgomery, white, was arrested
yesterday by Patrolman Christian for
the larceny Of five bushels of sweet
POTATOES from w. Miller in the City
Market.
Charles Robinson, colored, was ar
rested yesterday for riding a bicycle
in a fast and reckless manner. and
running over A. D. Thompson of No.
100 Henry street, east.
Palestine Commandery, knights Tenn
plar will meet at it's asylum at $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon to attend the
funeral of Mr.. j. c. Bruyn, which will
take place at st. Johns Church at 4
o'clock.
A course of lectures on the Apostles
Greed will begin tonight at the Ca
thedral of ST. John the Baptist. The
speakers will be Rev Father r. F.
Kennedy and Rev. Father Halpin of
New York.
Mayor Myers presided in Police Court
yesterday and several cases Of no con-
sequence were disposed of. A negro
boy named Elijah Williams was given
thirty days at labor for throwing rocks
in the street.
Mrs. S. r. Harris many friends will
regret to learn that she fell from the
stoop at the rear of her home, No. 100
Park avenue, west, yesterday, and
broke her arm. DIR. Heriot was called
in and set the arm.
Messrs. Macarthur & Sons Company
have arranged for a series of concerts
| to be given in the Woman's Art and
Educational building at the State Fair.
| These concerts will be given, one each
morning, beginning at 10 o'clock. The
| programmes will be announced later.
BY an order of Judge Seabrook, is
sued yesterday, Sheriff Schwarz was
ordered to place Guillemain Bourwuin
in possession of 5S4 acres of land on
| the Ogeechee canal, which he had
bought at a sheriff's sale for taxes
in 1898. and of which he had never
| been possessed.
| Invitations to visit the Telfair
| Academy of Arts and Sciences have
| been extended the Governor and his
| staff and the members of the House
| and Senate. By direction of the board
| of managers of the academy these in
| vitations were Issued by secretary Otis
| Ashmore yesterday morning.
Rev. N. H. Whitmire, pastor of the
Mt. Tabor Baptist Church. who ten
| dered his resignation to his congrega-
ton last September has withdrawn it
at the request of his congregation and
many friends. Rev. Whitmire has been
| with the church since it's organization,
and it's members were unanimous in
their protest against his leaving, the
j more so. as at the present time they
| are making an effort to erect church
building.
The teachers of the public schools in
the country districts have been furnish
ed by the superintendent with vaccine
points and instructed to vacoinate the
| pupils of their respective schools, who
| have not already undergone the ordeal.
| 1t is said there are between 500 and
700 of these pupils. The vaccination
is a matter of precaution, that is in
sisted upon in all the schools of the
county.
A meeting of Circle No. King
Daughters will be held at it's presi-
dents home, Abercorn and Thirty sec
ond streets tomorrow at 430 O'Clock
D. m. All members of the circle are re
quested to be present. What promises
to be most dellgntful tea ana law
party will be given at No. 217 BoltoI
street, west, Wednesday Afternoon
from to o'clock. The proceeds o.
the entertainment will be for the bene
fit of the building fund of the King
Daughters.
Howard Gatwood and Alma Mosley
colored, were married yesterday in the
Office of Attorney W. F. Slater by Mag
istrate Bevans. The ceremony was
performed in the presence of a news
paper reporter and several of Mr.. Stat
er's clients. Gatwood got the idea in
his head that a lawyer could tie the
matrimonial knot and appeared dis
appointed when told by Mr.. Slater that
all he could do would be to assist in
severing it in the future. Mr.. Slater
agreed to allow his client to use his
office, and the magistrate was sent for
The pose of the bridal couple was
amusing.