The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-27
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

Nov. = the Date Set for Resentcncinp
Rydcr-A Remarkable Case of Sus-
pended Animation ut Atlanta
Largest Logging Machine in the
State of FIOridn-An interesting
Case Just Finished at Orlando.
GEORGIA.
In the safe of a certain undertaken In
Augusta there are FIVE envelopes, which
contain fun instructions from people now
living as to what to do with their bodies
after death.
The new city board, elected to govern
the town of Adel for the next year, is as
follows: L. NJ. Kennon, mayor; aldermen,
j. A. j. Panisch, J. G. Webb, A. A. Pan
tsch, +. T. Bourvine ]. w. Allen.
Creditors Of the freeman Jewelry Com
pany of Atlanta have applied for a re-
oeiver on the ground that the company
is insolvent J. c. Freeman is accused
by one creditor of taking diamonds from
the stock and pawning them, and also
with buying goods on credit when he
knew the company was insolvent.
petition for the Incorporation of the
Morning News Publishing Company was
filed in the office of the clerk of the SUI
perior court at Augusta Saturday. Petit
tloners ask to do the business of a news
paper publishing company with a capl-
tai stock of $4,000 and privilege to ir-
crease; also that they be permitted to
start business with 10 per cent. of the
stock paid in. II. p. Moore, John T.
Burke, J. J. Hymns, f. c. McCarty and
others appear as the incorporators
DR.. w. L. Ryder, the slayer Of Miss Sal
lie Emma owen. viii be resentenced on
Nov. 2. When DR.. Ryder was sentenced
at Talbotton at the conclusion of his trial
curious mistake was committed The
prisoner was sentenced to hang on Jan.
10. The law provides, however, that not
more than sixty days shall elapse between
the date of the sentence and the eKecu-
don, so accordingly, 1t soon became known
that Judge Butt would have to resentence
the prisoner, so as to bring the day for
the execution within the limit set by law.
Judge Butt has set Nov. as the dav
for resentencing. The prisoner will be
carried to Talbotton, the scene of the
crime, where Judge Butt will resentence
him. The motion for a new trial in the
Ryder case Will be argued before Judge
Butt in chambers at Columbus on Nov.
z. Ryder's attorneys will make a deter
mined fight for new trial.
Atlanta Constitutions Saturday, for the
second time within the last three weeks
George p. Jennings friends called an IN
dertaker to prepare him for burial. About
one month ago he was so i'll with con-
sumption that it was necessary for him
to be confined to the house After one
week of illness he became suddenly
worse, and then one afternoon he ceased
to breathe. The physician pronounced him
dead and an undertaken was called to
prepare the body for burial After the
undertaken, one of the best known in the
city, who asks that his name be with
held, arrived he went into the room where
the dead man was lying and the friends
followed. This was fully an hour after
he was suppose to have died Suddenly
he began to show signs of life. The color
returned to his lips, his eyes opened and
ne spoke to those gathered around his
bed. Those who saw the occurrence were
horrified, but the physician pronounced it
a case of suspended animation MIR. Jen-
nlngs began to grow better. He was soon
able to sit up, and in the course of two
weeks he was again on the streets. AS
soon as he was able to be moved. DR.. c.
{. Stockard took him to his residence
at % North Forsyth street, and there he
dleu saturday afternoon There has beeh
some speculation among his friends who
knew OF the case of suspended animation
ABOUT month ago, as to whether or not
ne is really dead this time.