The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-17
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living in jackson county since just before
he was indicted last spring by the grand
jury. Sheriff Finlayson of that county
has tried to arrest him several times, but
his friends helped him TO escape
The PaIatka GasIght and Fuel Com
pany has purchased a first-class electric
plant, and will have it erected at once.
When completed, the company will be
prepared to furnish the city witt arc or
incandeseent lights in addition to the gas
service, which will be continued The
officers of the company are: G. Lopez
Bailey president, c. J. Hayes superintend-
emit r. Z. Adams secretary and treasurer.
Sheriff Broward of. Duval county has
asked for, and the governor has granted
him, more time to make answer to the
charges that have been preferred against
him Of malfeasance and neglect of duty
The time has been extended from Wednes-
day until next Monday. The sheriff with
city Attorney Bars and several assist
ants, is working assduously getting to-
gether material for his reply to the
charges. A big mass of affidaVits and
other matter is being prepared, through
which the governor viii be compelled 10
wade.
A joint meeting of the Epworth League.
the two endeavor societies and the Young
Peoples Baptist Union, assembled in the
Baptist church at Tampa Sunday to dis
cuss church work and generally
cooperate. The Sabbath school and
Bible reading on Saturday and
Bible reading Sunday night. The
absence OF the elder prevented other
services. The church will have Elders
J. W Collie and L. H. Crisler, both of
Orlando, during this week and until the
termination of their camp-meeting, which
is to be held on Tampa Heights, begin
ming Nov. S, and continuing ten days As
much as nifty tents will be erected on
their camping ground.
John L. Hartridge, to whom was re-
ferred, as special master, the matter of
compensation of c. S. Adams for services
as master in the case of the American
Construction Company VS.. the Jackson
VILE Tampa and Key West Railroad Com
pany, filed his report with the clerk of
the United States court at Jacksonville
Monday. He recommends, after consult
Ing with several lawyers that Mr. Adams
be allowed $4,000 for his services as master
in the case, and that the $3.50 already al
lowed him, and paid on account be de-
Quoted from that amount. Also that Mr.
Adams, as master in the case, be allowed
between $500 and $3.50 for stenographer's
fees which he has paid out In having
testimony In the case taken.
The Arcadia Arcadian of last Friday
says: Last Tuesday afternoon about 5
o'clock Mrs. Morgan, wife of our Well
known blacksmith, l.. l.. Morgan, while
attending TO her household duties, Stun
bled off the porch OF her residence. In
her fall she struck the waste waterpipe
ana finally fell to the ground, where she
lay helpless and unseen for nearly half
an hour Two ladies passing the house
on horseback discovered her condition and
gave the alarm. Mr.. Scddemeyer. fol-
lowed In a few moments by Mr. Morgan.
came to her assistance and carried her
| into the house. Medical aid was sum
moned and Drs Smith and Green re-
spondcd. They did all that medical SKIN
could do TO relieve her intense sufferinr.
Mrs Morgan has received very serious
injuries and as She Is In a delicate con-
dition It makes the case all the more air.
hcult and dangerous"
Tampa Times: Sunday night the neigh.
bors In North Tampa were aroused by