The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-16

vet been fled and Il is not known for what
the damages are asked other flan Tor
trespass on the ease. The only paper filed
was "a praecipe for summons al respond
eudIm. The notice was served b the mar
shall on the defendant company saturday
afternoon
T. A. Mason. a leading merchant OF
Bowling Green. has sold his stock OF goods
10 !. W. Hobson Of Quitman, Ca
George Ill., young white man, l9 years
old. was killed by lightning Saturday az
ternoon. on the plantation OF T. j. Nav
Kinney OF Cypress
The Exchange National Bank OF Tampa
paid OUT SIS. III 10 the industries the past
week The First National Bank paid out
SftHI1 in round numbers total OF Sie,lzl.
Mrs L. 3. Snyder died Saturday after
noon az Okahumpkee. Her husband, the
Rev. =. b. Snyder, for several years pas
TOT OF Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
of Jacksonville. preceded her 10 the grave
BY just fifteen days.
AT West Palm Beach Saturday morning
a shooting ARRAY occurred between J. I.
Flood, . foreman. ana a carpenter named
j. T. Hill Flood was shot through the
leg, but not dangerously hurt. The affair
is the result Of an old feud.
A settlement between ]. r. Peel Of Or
landO and the insurance companies was
effected saturday ana checks were passed
20 Mr. Peel for the amount agreed upon
in satisfaction Of his losses by the recent
IRE. The sums were s.. 72j on his stock OF
goods, $50 on furniture and fixtures, and
500 on the building, total Of $3,l25
At the meeting Of the board OF trade
held at Apalachicola last Thursday eve
ning the subject Of manufacturing plants
FOR ApalachicOla was discussed. It was
decided 10 make an effort 10 raise money
and land to offer as inducements TO cigar
factories and sash. door and blind fac
tory. A company consisting OF J. +. &.
Grisgs, J. r. Grady and H. W. Johnston,
was appointed TO canvas the town for
funds 20 aid in the enterprises. j. n.
Co0mbs offered to head the list with $500,
a: Flatauer with 500 and J. L. Grady with
J. K. Mcdonald, who for the past several
years has held the position as special
bank examiner under the United States
government but who was on April p APP
pointed as receiver of the First National
Bank Of Ocala, has rendered his resigna-
tion as receiver and bank examiner. The
cause of Mr.. McDOnalds resignation is
that he was, on July 8. elected TO the pres
idency of the Elyton Land Company Of
Birming ham, Ala. Previous 70 his being
appointed bank examiner Mr.. Mcdonald
was connected with the banking firm Of
Josiah Norris q Co. of Montgomery,
which is largely interested in the Elyton
Land Company.
Deputy United States Marshal Mckay
OF Tampa was in Punta GOrda Saturday
and notified the bondsmen Of George +.
Hubert the defaulting eX-postmaster Of
that place that they should appear at the
next term Of the United States court in
tampa ON aug. D. 10 Sd Ll5A dELQIAN aAId4lHE
for the 5000 missing. There were eight
or ten bOndsmen, but only a few now have
property available in their own names and
If the two or three who have the means
are forced TO make good the whole amount
H would prove a serious misfortune TO
them. The cX-pOStmaster is still at Pun
ia Gorda serving in the capacity of bar
tender, and does not seem to be alarmed
over his trouble. 1t is hoped that Mr..
Hubert, aided by some of his Well-to-dO
relatives in other states, will be able to
Hf low fafaf
age, though at present there is no assur-
ance that this will be the case. He is an
intelligent young man, with a wife and
three children.
Tampa Times: Another sensational case
has developed in Ybor City, but this time
II is poison instead of a pistol. /. l.. Dekle
Is employed at Il. Il. Cones grocery store
on Seventh avenue. Thursday morning
Mr.. Cone was out of the store and Mr..
Dekle did not go to his breakfast as usual.
At 10 o'clock Mrs. Emma Dekle, his wife,
brought his breakfast down to the store
IN person. Before returning home Mr..
DelNe asked her If she would drink some
beer and sent James Lanier, one of the
cOlOred help at Dugan's restaurant, next
door, after Ii. He went to Jose, or Papa,
iarVias saloon at the corner of Four
tenth street and Eight avenue. where he
got the pitcher filed. Returning to the
store Mr.. Dekie did not like it's appearance
and Gent IL back. But the negro soon re-
turned with the same article, saying the
man refused to take il back. Neither Mr..
Dekle nor mis- VIE lkeu IL, out DOth drank
a little and threw the balance out of the
back window. Mrs. Dekle left at once
for her home. but before she got there,
only short distance away, she became
very sick. on her arrival she sent a mes
senger for Mr.. Dekle. but before the mes
senger arrived Mr.. Dekle had become sick
anu started home. When he got there Mrs.
Dekle was suffering almost unto death
and he fell across the bed quite as i'll.
Friends were alarmed and summoned DR.
bartlett, who came Immediately, and TAX
ing in the situation at glance summoned
DR.. Gowman to aid him. Both were very
seriously i'll, and only by a treatment OF
the most heroic character, for four hours
did the physicians succeed in saving their
lives When Mr.. Dekle was able he took
the negro to show him the man of whom
he bought the beer, and to show him where
the beer came from. When they went Ia
the saloon they went back and up a flight
of stairs where there was n copper OF
brass vessel containing beer. 1t was from
this the barkeeper filled the negros pail
The vessel evidently contained stale beer
and the acids action upon the metal had
produced a poison Of death. The case is
already in the courts and will be pushed