The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-20

doled out nj Intervals To the party.
rs they were worn out from loss of
sleep aud exhaustion ia their ineessant
warfare against their pestiferous in
vaders; that during the two nights
/ and days that followed, there was no
! particle of restraint between the
owner II the boat and DIR. Clute. The
/ conversation between the two men-~
/ the department one Ia the other-was
I ideu1ically the same as before this foul
/ episode was said 10 have occurred.
; Neither in speech nor conduct was
! there a single lhiag To indicate that
! The least nupleaSantness had passed
between them.
"Nheu The two trustees made this
STATE n,r;, -one corroho,ating the
0ltet Mr.. Harris said, Captain
Baya folded the affidavit. and. putting
II in his pocket. said that in view ~
the statement If the two trustees, he
would nc: preSo it"
the, boat running between Fort
Myers and rnnta Coma j. day bo-,
and Mr.. Harris said did not have, 10
his rccoolect.on. ANY state rooms At
any rate tao Clats party did not occu.
py any.
About the ssn,c time, the cook on
this boat ,la'ws HAT pr, Clute Al
tempted the same oilense on him.
As the trus;e,s remembered, the cock
had been on a spree, and was carrying
big, black eve A. the effect Of ii.
As Dr. Clule was not miss Il from their
presence. they attached nrcretience to
this affidavit. 80 Captain Raya fold
Cd it likewise and PUT ii in his peck
81, beside lis companion.
rhe next affidavit. said Mr.. Hae-
RS, was from an unknown railr,ad
Spot1er. This man testified that en- a
trip between Pensacola snd Jackson
willie, ~: one occasion, that an old
man pursued the porter in ~ savage a
manner that twice the porter had 70
call on HAM for protection The ali.
davit stated that thu slAotter after
W8nlS lsarmvd that the OLD man was
Dr. Chute.
Colonel Chipley said that he had
hAa - much experience with these
men. shAt ordinarily he would not be-
lieve one on osth. unless coyrahorAtvd.
and s. this charge in itself was - pre-
l~estenous snd improbable. thar noue
bu, crazy man could be guilty Of
snd As Dr. Clute. whatever else he
might lee, MAS NOT crazy, he hardly
thought /; worthy 10 *, considered by
bo>iy at sane men: where0pou CAP
s&iu RAyA folded :, likewise AMI laid
j; sway Ia his pocket e,<ide is corr
paulon>.
The charges were dismissed. aud
Dy Cluse given vote OF confidence.
Lister" said Mr.. Harris. "a eom-
mites of he Legislature. with power
r. SUmmon and compel the attend
snce Of witnesses which power the
trustees do 0ot lsA>S,-Ss met in l.a&e
Cair. The Uae3. pressing their cl,Arzes
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Wae2t Il this committee, Snl were
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against rr. Csase. sre never le~i-s<i
Nth ,he president. viee-prsSldsut or
~svretAry os the e~>sal 81 trustees er
chairman ri the executive COMM jstsa.
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through = gxrtaIa channel. au.i SWAY.
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