The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-13

in front of L, E. Bonds store, the horse
of Mr.. Hlckenhooper took fright and
dashed away with the wagon in which
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickenlooper were sitting
They were both thrown out and three
of Mr.. Hickenlooper's ribs were frac-
tured. He was also badly injured inter
nally. The injuries sustained by his
wife We're very slight. The horse ran for
some distance and smashed the wagon to
pieces
The long-talked-of clay pigeon shooting
match took place on the beach near Port
Tampa City Saturday morning between
Senior Frank Lavardo Of Havana and Col
Robert w. Policy of Louisville. KY The
match was for $3.50 a side. The shooting
was close and exciting up to the 65th
pigeon, when Mr. Policy broke twenty
one in rapid succession, which gave him
a lead Senior Lavardo could never over
take. The time Of the shooting was ]
hour and 40 minutes.
The postofflce department is still de-
laying action in the case Of the postmis-
tress at New Smyrna, who is charged
with refusing TO permit certain publica-
lions 10 be mailed at her office. Her
defense is that they came in after the
usual hour of closing the Office while
those who are making the fight against
her insist that she refused them because
they contained certain publications of
which she did not approve. The Post
master General his indicated a determi-
nation to make thorough investigation
Of the matter before acting and it is
not probable that action will be taken
for some time yet
The case of John Savage, held on tho
charge of numbering Joe Clemmons near
Kissimmee some weeks ago, an account
of the finding of whose body ia a boat on
Alligator lake was given in the Morning
Npwe "a the time before Intna
Broome in chambers al Orlando Saturday
night on a writ OF habeas corpus. Savage
was committed to the Osceola county jail
soon after the finding of Clemmons' dead
body and has been confined there ever
since. His attorneys, Messrs. r. L. Bailey
of Kissimmee and W. L. Peeler Of Orlando
argued for the release of the prisoner on
the grounds that there was not sufficient
evidence to hold him. The state was rep
resented by W. L. Palmer. acting state at
torney. After hearing the arguments
Judge Broome ordered the prisoner re-
leased on Sl,010 bail.
Some time last spring the houses OF r.
L. Nix and Rev. George Tubbs. situated on
Three Island Lake, at Lake View. being
then unoccupied but furnished, We're en-
tered and large quantities of bedding and
furniture taken therefrom. AS the theft
was not Immediately discovered, no idea
/ could be formed a. 10 the time when IL
| was committed, All summer detectives
/ were quietly at work on the case, and
! made discoveries that led them to suspect
/ that the stolen property might be found in
| the house of Mary Long, a white girl liv-
/ ing In the negro quarters Of Lake Helen
/ Mary somehow learned their suspicious
/ and before her house could be searched
/ moved the goods TO a cabin occupied by
/ her sister Omie and a negro man They
. were discovered, however Saturday and
/ the Long girls, With their brother Henry.
| and the negro are the guests OF the county.
/ In q safe retreat in DeLand
+ Chief OF Police Phillips Of Jacksonville
has at last received telegram from Mrs
/ T. a. Beadle Of No 1906 Clinton avenue
/ Brooklyn. mother Of young Stanley A.
| Be9dle, who is iu the city jail because
Of his own confession that he had stolen
/ his mothers diamonds. The telegram
was received Saturday morning Al h
d contained was WIN not prosecute son f"
As there is NO charge against Beadle or
[ any crime Chief Phillips VIII af. the
I court 20 release him. The chief had writ
I Ten Ars Bsadle "a letter, stating an the
I facts about young Beadle cCnfessiug 10
hlYins stolen The diamonds, md that he
yves held here awaiting her instructions
| While he dI not expect her Co prosecute
her con, he thcurhf that shc would al
'.aat raad some Instructions In regard 90
aendInE lnr aor home A. che does not
.NpD1r ia core what becomes ~ HIM. De-
N.ll b.. released. Hs 1914 also young Dyou.
who assisted hiw iu fBNnlna ua da.
'NHr' H Philadelphia.