The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-05
CITY BREVITIES.

Mr.. Evan B. Basch Of the Georgia
School of Technology leftlast night for
Atlanta where he will take a place in
the Atlanta Wooden Mills.
The steamer Clayton got back from
St. Helena last night, carrying an ex-
cursion of the Christian Alliance, which
left the city Sunday night
This will be criminal day in the City
Court. All criminal cases which would
have been heard last Friday, had the
court been in session, will be taken up
and disposed of to-day.
James Bignon, the negro arrested by
Mr.. ]. NJ. Dixon at his home Sun
day night, was remanded to the City
Court for attempted burglary by the
Recorder yesterday morning.
Albert and Jennie Kennedy, the lat
ter being preacher, were tried by
the Recorder yesterday but the
charges against them were dismissed.
The couple had been in a fight.
The Chatham Court of Ordinary OPP
ened yesterday morning for the July
term. Judge Henry McAlpin at once
passed an order continuing all cases
set for yesterday TO to-day and a re-
cess was taken until this morning.
Patrolman d. Cohen and not Mount
ed Patrolman NJ G. Cohen, was fined
misinterpreting an order given by the
street sergeant. Mounted Patrolman
Cohen has not been before the Mayor.
The excursion given yesterday by the
Independent Pleasure Club, a colored
organization, returned at II O'Clock last
night from trip to Daufuskie Island
on the steamer Clifton. The day was
pleasantly spent and there were no
mishaps.
James Delk reported to the police
Yesterday morning that he had given
his suit case to a boy about ~ years of
age to carry to No. PAP Habersham
street and that he has not seen the boy
or the valise since. The suit case con-
tanned lot of clothing and a very fine
pistol
Chief Harris. of the Tampa fire de-
partment, spent Saturday and Sunday
In Savannah. The Tampa chief was
formerly member of the department
mere and was a welcome visitor at
headquarters. Mrs. Harris accom-
panied her husband on the visit to Sa-
Vannah.
For raising a row on a trolley car
While drunk, Robert Farmer, a negro,
was arrested yesterday. Conductor
hearley, of the street car company,
look him in charge and turned him
over 10 Patrolman Resin. Farmer had
oeen celebrating the Fourth a little too
enthusiastically.
FOR jumping his bond in Brunswick.
BALDWIN Wallet, a negro, was arrested
rere yesterday morning by Patrolman
Reisin. Deputy Sheriff r. S. Pyle noti-
nsd the police that the man was want
ca there and party, who knew the
negro pointed him out to Patrolman
Relsin. He will he carried back to
brunswick to-day.
Charlie Singleton, negro, was
Sdught with a lot of chickens yester-
Jay that were afterwards Identified as
mn me property of Mr.. Joseph Brodrick
ne prisoner will be given a hearing
n1elore the Recorder this morning. Sim
sIeton has been arrested several times
oeIcre for stealing chickens and has
served time for it at least once
~, some little excitement was caused at
anunderholt yesterday by the attempt
VI TWO large horses to run away. Both
annals got free of the carriage to
"nlch they were hitched. One of them
noppeo Immediately but the other
.,ushed up on the car platform before
ne casino and then lay down. The
tLDuoles of the negro driver in attempt
s TO make it get up amused the
iowd. NO one was hurt and as far as
Sould be learned. there was no damage
riage. 'e' Vi '"e car