The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-21

fatigued by his exertions TO save another S
lie. the lad turned to swim back 70 lAe
Wa4k-Way hut ne was exhausted AMI SUM
sank ne little son or DIT. Bars VINO was
on the plank when the woman lost htf plL-
aIce, ana who also saw the 60 Ored l@d leal,
TO her rescue. DeCame frlgnieneu anu lg "a
INTO the river and was drowned aIso' Lne
alarm was given al High Springs ana a laI-e
+ numler of p ole went at once TO the scene
of the accideat ana the three bodies were re-
. covered near here they sank.
Pensacola News. big suit has been en-
tered in the United States court by the law
firm OF Rose ana Carter of this city, repre-
sent stanton Courier. Of CO3le-kul \. D.
The salt is for 80 900 and is a alnst G. II.
DiShman aud Henry Mclaughlin, the Fenaa-
cola and PerdtdO Railroad Company. the en-
sacOla, Alabama ana elueaS6e hailfodu
Company and the Southern lmproF emenJ
Company. he News is informed by the az
tor Is who brought the suit that MT.
Courier owns $50 0OO of the stock Of the ZEN
sacola and Perdido railroad and the sun Is 20
compel MeSsrS. Dlshman and McLauEullh TO
pay back into the treasury OF that ro9o etI
tain sums Of money which It is clslped
they have Illegally diverted; also TO caneel
the ease Of the Pensacola and Perillo ral-
road % the Eelsa ola, Aiaoama auu IehneS-
see railroad company, and TO enJOln the issue
OF $40 900 Of se old mOrtg1E nOnus OF tle
Pensacola and PordidO road. owing 20 the
absence at the time OF Judges Pardee ana
SWayne from the Fifth district, Application
was made to Gdge MCCOrmlCit- or the Lnieu
state court at Dallas Tex. who granted me
order upon Mr.. Courier giynr 0ond in The
sum of 80 90. The bond was given with
Messrs. +. C. Brent and W. Ii. Knowles. OF
this city. as sureties. The case is on the
chancery docket of1he court and will prooa-
bly, be called up during the present term.
Tampa Times: A feeble old lady about 90
years Of age) who had a little girl about I
years old with her, got on the south-bound
train on the Florida Central and Ienlnsular
railway Friday morning at Callahan. she
had a ticket from rlmira. N. Y. to Tampa,
but told the conductor that she wanted to get
OF at LlmOua, where She said her daug hier
lives The conductor noticed that the ola
lady acted very curiously during the day and
when the train reached LimOna Friday night
into Tampa. cut she refused TO get of here
q so, lying down in the seat and lighting any
one who attempted to do anything with her
Finally policeman was sent for. She was
then lifted out of the car and put in o carnage
ana taken to the residence OF Oricer Campbell.
That officer could Let no sensible replies to
the ques tiOus he asked her, so he gave the
hid TO his wife to care for and put the Old
lady in the female cell in the city han,
making ne as comfortable as possible. sat
urday morning food was offered TO her hut
she refused to take it, sa ing the officers
wanted to poison her. Acting Mayor Mcneil
sent for City Health Officer Weeden to exam
inc her and the do tor decided that the old
lady was insane though possibly not perua-
nentlY. She finally. after much persuasion
consented to 20 to the Florida. Central and
Pcnunsular depot and wait there until the
o. al Oes out when sle viii be taken to
Limona. She says her name is Mrs. Knapp,
and that her daughter. Mrs. Georgia Mead Is
the pOstmistress at LimOua. The little girl.
she says is n child which she ADOPTED to
raise. The child would not talk to anyone.