The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-18
been deposited in the conversions of the

been deposited in the cornerstone OF the
lodge building.
A grand rally and basket dinner of the
Farmers Alliance aud Industrial Union
will take plaos at Grand Ridge, in jackson
county, on Saturday March 3.
Miss Ethel Sanford was married to John
Sanford, M. C. /, Of Amsterdam, n. Y, in
the Church of the Holy Gross at Sanford
yesterday morning at IL 80 o'clock.
A painful accident occurred at Tampa
Monday TO Mr.. Tetford, foreman for Eden
field &c Jetton. He was working on the new
house Of o. II. Platt, on Franklin street,
and stood on the ground looking upward
when board fell from the building, strik-
ing him on the nose, smashing it very badly.
H. s. Budd, banker of Leesburg, met
with an accident the other night. While
building fire in his room pistol dropped
from his vest pocket on the hearth and
and has not yet been found by the doctors.
Mr.. Budd is not suffering greatly, but will
be confined to his room for some days to
come.
Phillip Walter, as United States commits
sioner, had before him at the United
States court room at Jacksonville, Tues
day, for preliminary trial, William d.
Lane and Julia Randall, for depos-
iting for mailing and delivery OBJ
oucnO duA AcW0 ldkbcies ltbu0 uAkkbQ
his letters at Cocoa, Brevard county, on
Nov. 10. He was committed TO jail in de-
fault of $500 bail, TO await the action of the
United States court grand jury. Julia
Randall was charged with mailing her let
ter on the 18th inst, In Jacksonville.
Frank w. Shepherd OF Maj. Mallory's
staff. in charge Of the snagboat Shepherd
on the Ocklawaha river, met with painful
and serious accident last week. While at
wNrl~ sS,R hn -. o,.I -
aud tackle struok Mr. Shepherd with con-
siderable force, breaking his upper and
lower jaws and badly cutting the right side
Of his face. MIR. Shepherd was taken to
Pslatka aud the best physicians ohtainable
were summoned. He was still unconscious
Tuesday.
st. Augustine Netcs: A large crowd con-
gregated in the municipal court Tuesday to
hear testimony In the case of the evangelist
and his wife, who were arrested by Marshal
Benet and Officer Andrea on Saturday
night, charged with causing crowd to
congregate in the plaza, thereby greatly
damaging the grass. shrubbery, ETC., prop
erty of the city Of st. Augustine. Marshal
Benet testified that he had frequently
warned Mr.. Rice about violating the ordi-
nance. but it did not have any effect, so be
was obliged to make the arrest. The argu-
ment In the case was to the effect
that Mr.. Rice and bis follow
ers held meetings in the plaza and
their hearers were obliged to stand on the
grass and around the shrubbery, which
necessarily caused damage. Mr.. Rice testi-
tied that before he began his meetings he
insisted that every one keep off the grass.
Mrs. Rice was called upon for testimony,
but refused to swear. She read a passage
IN the Bible which prohibited swearing.
She told the judge. however, that she would
affirm, and afterward gave her testimony.
The Judge. after hearing all the facts in the
case. dismissed the couple on the ground
ally. and also because Mr.. Rice had been
confined in jail since Saturday. he recon-
mepded that the meetings be held else
where.