The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-12
CITY BREvlTlES.


street lane last night by Mounted Pa
trolman Deignan for fighting.
A meeting of Clinton Lodge of Mas
ons will be held tonight, at which the
M. M. degree will be conferred.
Sam Poor, colored, was arrested yes
terday by Patrolman Golden for the
larceny of brass from the Seaboard Air
Line.
Ben Franklin. colored. was committed
to Jail yesterday by Justice Wickham
on a warrant charging larceny after
trust,
Two small houses in Sackville were
destroyed by fire Sunday morning.
They were owned and occupied by col
ored people.
Eugene Andrews, colored. was COM
mitted to Jail yesterday on a warrant
from Magistrate Wickham's court
charging assault.
Finninger Company willopen tailor
oring store at 14S Whitaker street. The
Finninger Company now operates a
store at Americas.
Justice Wickham yesterday commit
ted Mary Andrews, cofored. to Jail on
a warrant charging the pointing of a
pistol not in her own defense.
Julia Williams, colored, was commit
ted to jail yesterday by Justice
Naughtin on warrants charging assault
and breach of good behavior.
The quarterly meeting of the South
ern Pine Company was held in the Of
fees of the company yesterday Only
routine business was disposed of.
William Cunningham, colored, was
arrested yesterday by Patrolman Nor
rell for assaulting Il. Goldman with
brass knucks and for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
Tom Carr and Charles Peterson, both
white, were arrested yesterday by Pa
trolman Umbach on a charge of being
drunk and disorderly. Carr is also
charged with assaulting Sally Jackson.
Henry Clark, colored. will be given
preliminary examination by Record
er Myrick in Police Court this morning
for the larceny of clothing. The me-
gro was arrested by Patrolman Dooley
on complaint of Charles Osterman.
The Savannah football team, now
that it is thoroughly organized, Will
keep in shape for future games by
constant practice. A series of practices
at Charlton and Drayton streets will
be inaugurated this week. the first be-
ing held tonight.
To-day is return day for the Deem
Der term of the Superior Court and a
| large number of cases will certainly be
| filed with the clerk. The divorce cases
especially will be numerous and vii
easily retain their accustomed numeri'
cal supremacy over those of all Other
kinds and classes.
Lawson Stapleton of Americas is rep
resenting Inman, Smith & Co. at tho
Fair He has been with the firm {
long time, and has friends in every
section of Georgia. Mr. Stapleton ha'
been congratulated by his friends upor
the splendid showing he is making FOL
the Atlanta concern.
No inquest was held last night owe
/ the body of Sadie Dupree. the woman
who was killed by her husband Fri
lday. Coroner Keller was engaged OF
other matters, and will hold the IN
quest this evening. No information al
| 10 Dupree's whereabouts has been OBJ
tanned by the officers.
r. S. Atkins, A stranger. ASSAULTED
| Chief Detective Hewitt of the stat
Fair force at the grounds yesterda
and will be given a hearing by Ike
corder Myrick in Police Court TN
morning. The trouble occurred jus
outside the grand stand. The prisone
is also charged with drunkenness. =
The pictures in the Fine Arts 'colieo
tons in the Fine Arts and Edueationa
Building are attracting a good deal Q
attention. In one OF the collections
an exhibit by Miss Ada Ehrlich. in
Guiding copy of the famous Noun
taineers Quarrel in the Telfair Gal
lery. another of flowers, and a third
fruit is commented upon for its excel
lence.
Ed. Green, colored, was arrested yes
| terday by Detective Murphy on com
plaint of Tom Golden, and is held a
the police station house on charg
of being drunk and disorderly, an
! for malicious mischief. Green is al
legged to have cut up some tables /
Golden,s place on the West Side, an
was thrown out by the proprietor. tn
prisoner will be given hearing by Re
corder Myrick in Police Court thi
morning.
J. G. Kingley, E. A. Lanier, j. a
Brennan and John ellis, white lses
dents of one of the rural districts, an
| Philip Henry, colored. were ARE ste
last night by Patrolman Blumburg' fc
| being drunk and disorderly on til
street. ellis and the negro were te
gether when arrested, and Henry WI
have to answer another charge in Pe
| lice Court this morning. fA6
cording TO the police the negro wa
probably not as drunk as ne pretellde
to be, and his persistent attendano
upon the white man made the office
SUSPICIOUS. When searched at the pc
lice station house by Patrolman Un
bach draft for s1.13, made payable
ellis, was found on the negr'
The officers charge that Henry's pur
pose in being with the white man wa
robbery, and that he took the draf
from his pocket. Unless Oils wi
claim that he gave the negro the pape
Henry will also be presented TO Tn
recorder by Patrolman Umbach on