The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-15

A collision Of the switch engine and the
banana special occurred Friday night on
the dock At Port Tampa. he engine backing
down ran into an open switch and collded
with the other engine knocking on she cab,
breaking some pipes and opening the throttle.
~ then started on wild race mp toward Port
Tampa city. and Engineer Webb and the fire
man jumped off in time TO save themselves.
/ The engine continued on its wild race until all
the steam escaped which happened before II
reached the end Of Long dock.
Arcadia Arcadian Pineapple vinegar is
the latest Florida product. It's color resem-
bleS that Of amber and It is as clear as sherry
wine. It's odor is delightful and refreshing
and its flavor is unparalleled by any other
vincEar-it cannot readily be described, but
n once tasted. II is not easily forgotten and
those who have sampled il pronounce Il de
nciOus and uneQualed by anything Of the
kind that has ever been tested. 1t is entirely
free from adulteratiOn. and is nothing but
the pure Juice Of plneapples converted into
pure vinegar
J. NJ. Schumacher Of Jacksonville. vice
president and secretary Of the StOnewau
Phosphate Company, received an analysis Of
phosphate Saturday taken from the COM
pany mines Ia Marion county, Whlch Is con
Sluerably above the average. The analysis
shows SlSS per cent. available bone phOs
phate and only .O9s per cent. OF iron or alum
mum The required percentage OF phosphate
Ia the rock is only -. and per cent. OF iron
and aluminium is allowed. This gives COnsid-
cradle margin for the product Of the Stone
wall company.
Tampa Times: H H. Kinyon and Robert
Thomas, justice Of the peace Of ST. Peters
burg returned last night from the eastern
part OF the county. They are the commits
sioners appointed to appraise the property in
j. q. Williams estate and hope to complete
the appraisement next week. There are 700 lots
in ST Petersburg, and about 1900 acres Of
land scattered through the county belonging
10 the estate. The estate has decreased cps
GEO in value since the case went into the
courts and formerly fourishing orange
groves are without fences and badly neg
iected. The commissioners say that the eS-
tate Will foot up better than they expected.
AT Tampa some time ago. Rudolph Hart
man received severe blow on the head with
q glass IN barrOom hight although bar
keeper himself he nevef drank. and was con
sldered clever. Since that time he has been
confined to his room. Saturday night about
II o'clock, Capt. John Miller missed him from
his room. and went out to search for him. He
was found in almost a nude condition sitting
on the wharf at John SaVarese'S fish house.
The captain brought him back to his room in
an unconscious condition, and he is still I'M
conscious Sunday. with no prospects of "a re-
coverY. Sunday morning several prOtrusionc
from the cut extend out an inch, which is
doubtless the brain, and the doctors say he
must die.
Arcadia Arcadian: A man named Nipper
was shot and dangerously il not fatally
wounded at Bowling Green on Sunday last by
Milton Altman. son of Uncle Billy Altman.
well known throughout DeSotO county. IL
seems that both men had been drinking pretty
freely and Altman was inclined to he rather
imposing on Nipper in personal way. he
latter was heard to tell him to stop it at once
or he would shoot him, at the same time reach
Ing for his pistol Altman saw the movement
and QHlcig as lash he drew mis- gun and fired,
the ball taking effect two inches below and TO
the left Of Nippers right nipple, passing
through the lung and lodging in the skin OF
his back. DR. Woods attended the wounded
man. but has little hopes OF his recovery. Up
to the time OF writing no arrest had been
made
letter from Ocala to the Jacksonville
ST. u T
Anderson and John G. Reardon called to see
Mr. George W. Wilson at his home at Oak
lawn Saturday. Their visit had reference to
the accusations lately made against she gen
tleman in the Senate of the United States.
The following statement is made by Mr.. VIII
sons friends in reference to the matter; In
the.wuter Of 1891 DR.. Everett Hale, of Bos-
ton, asked Mr.. Wilson to secure for a Young
lady employment in Florida whittier she was
induced to come to get relief from throat
troubles. The request was made in the name
OF charity and it was granted by Mr. Wilson.
Mr Wilson took great interest in the forma-
ton OF the Florida World Fair association,
was made secretary of it, had more work than
he could attend to, and this lady assisted
him in his correspondence. In January,
1882, when 1t was ascertalned that the
counties would not pay the voluntary assess |
ment asked for, and the association could not
do its work. Mr.. Wilson dispensed with his
lady assistant and informed her she must
look elsewhere for employment. The young
lady found none and, fearing the effects of
cold weather north on her throat, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson invited her to make their home
cepted. The woman subsequently, went to
Chicago, ana in letters to other lady friends
at OalSlawn and vicinity spoke in the lIndest
terms OF Mr.. Wilson and his family and sent
love to them In view of this statement Mr.
Wilson friends claim that il he had offered
her lndlgnitles, as claimed either while she
was IN his employ or while she was his guest
she would have left the hOsse Immediately
and never waited until IL suited her to leave "