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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
SHOOTING N COFFEE COUNTY.
N1en Fell ont aud Threatened q
swear out Warrants.


swear out Warrants.
waycro,s. Ca. Nov Sword has just
reached hero u a shooting ARRAY that
occurred at Saginaw. in coffee county. be
tween TWO young white men named Hen
dry and Kirkland. 80 far % learned. the
trouble was about as follows Sellers
keeps soda watcr" stand on the right
hand side q the Air Line Railroad. aud
Young kirkland clerks for him Hcndry
runs a similar place directly opposite. The
latter seems 60 be getting a greater part
Of the patronage. because be allowed the
young men TO- play cards 90 see who should
pay for the soda water" Sellers objected
90 this playing. ana proposed 20 have a
warrant issued against ieurdy. with a
young man named kirkland as witness
Hcudry got wind Of The proposed war
rant In order 90 circumvent IL he sent
Two white mon 90 buy whisky from Kirk
land. The latter refused 20 sell %. The
men then disguised themselves as negroes
ana succeeded DOB purchasing bottle or
liquor from Kirkland.
iIondry went Go kirkland last Sunday
and told him that % was no use for them
to get into trouble. Il don't want you TO
have "a warrant issued against me. Be
sides, j have the dron on YOU ana can
make 30 cost you considerable trouble /
can set you in the hole for selling whis-
hy."
You can't do anything OF the kind" re-
turned kirkland. Il never sold you any
whisky"
"Oh. yes you did / have bottle that
YOU sold lost night 10 two white men
alacked uD as negroes" Hendry ana
Kirkland were walking back near the
horse loo Their words grcw more angry
when Kirkland pushed Heudry back say
lug. "A am going 90 kiil you" At this
Hcndry drew his revolver and began
shooting. hui he was very little behind
Kirkland. VINO also drew his revolver aud
opened FIRE. Heudry received two bullets
600 the shoulder. while Kirkland was
struck once in abe Thigh and twice In the
breast Al nrst 90 was feared that the
wounds would prove fatal. but the men
are resting uinelN.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
stntc mir nrntnr..

A special TO the Morning News from
Valdosta says. The Georgia state Fair
held its oratoricai contest last week uu-
der the superlntcndency Of DR. " y.
Burroughs OF the educational department
and Il was a grand success. Ten young
men contested for the honors. First prize
for best orator WAS won boy Walter Marsh
burn OF Barnesyiile, Ca. SO who also
wins the special prize for best orator given
by Plant Investment system. 80. Second
best orator was While Cooper % Thomas
willie. Ca No second Prize offered under
sixteen years. First prize FOR boy over d.
years old. was won hy Scion Cousins OF
GAINESVILLE Ca. Prize. gold badge. given
by American Book Company. valued az
so Second prize by over Is years was
won by Hugh Everett OF Lumpkiu coun-
~. Georgia silver badge value $40. Spe-
cisl prize best elocuuonist. offered by the
American Book Company, sold medal.
won by Miss Eva Cyat, - BerrIcn coun-
~. Georgia. value $50 Second prize. ditto.
was won hy Walter Marshburn Of Barnes
Vile Ga. silver badge. value SO. Best
educational exhibit hy county system
Washington county. So. Rest educational
exhibit hy local or city system. Naldos "a
High School g.. Best individual county
school exhibit. Warthcn School. 81. Best
kindergarten exhibits, Nellie Beters Black
Atlanta. Ca. SO Al other schools were
ruled out
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
A coLoRED woMAN's COURAGE.
sophia Holmes Left n Record for
Genuine Heroism.


Washington. Nov. 2.-Old Sophia Holmes
the most interesting eolored woman OF her
day. has left little story woven around
her memory which will long live: and a
record OF which her race may well be
proud
She died In Washington. on oct H.
where she had won her mark OF distinct
ION as the first colored woman 10 be given
life position under the United States
government which was awarded by a
special act OF congress during LlEcoln's
administration
She was AZ that time employed as char
woman IN the Division Of Issues Depart
mont. a posifiCn 60 which she was appoint
90 by President Lincoln. one evening in
1868. In sweeping up after closing hours
she found a chest OF bank notes. which
had been careless,y overlooked by the em-
ployes. and left utof the vault Not know
INK what to do and fearing 70 call the
@a,chman = whose honesty she was not
sure. she continued 10 sweep back and
forth until Il was dark. then she dragged
the chest as nolselessly as possible TO a
place beneath a table and lay upon the
top as sentinel
II was past madnight when General
Spinner. then Treasurer. made his nightly
round lie had long made Il q habit 70
sleep In the building and 10 make a per-
sonal survey OF the Department at mid
night
The negre-s listened. and realizing whom
Il was called out 10 him and made her dis
covcry known. Noted FOR his profanity.
General Spinner IL said TO have made good
use OF his powers upon this occasion. ana
expressed his wrath in fiery volume. The
frightened woman at his command fol-
lowed trembling TO a room above. where
al that unusual hour committee meet
ing was called. SHE was absolved from all
blame and allowed to return TO her home.
which she did rejoicing.
Congress acted upon her deed OF bravery
and valor. and subsequently appointed
her to a life position in the Division OF L.
sues Department 20 carry packages OF
money from one cmploye 10 another. al
the highest salary paid 20 the laborers 30
the government employ. which Is sixty
dollars a month.
This position she retained until her death
always carrying herself with dignity which
won the respect OF all her superior Of
fcers.
on another occasion che detected a man
stealing $1,000 from the counting room
~ the Treasury ard caused his arrest and
the return Of the money.
cophlh homes was hoIh IN Nt"I kNt"WHs
Va. and was married. TO MelchloT Holmes.
whose freedom she purchased with her
own earnings. lie lost his life In the civl
war.
SOPHIA Holmes was over seventy years
Of age. how much she herself was unable
20 tell. for as much as she was associated
IN figures she rad no memory for dates.
Mr. Sample now Treasurer q tho United
states. requested her 10 sit fos the accom-
panying sketch and as she did 50 she re-
marked I'm gettin ready TO die now
specs It's most time cause I'm ge,tin my
picture sketchod.-i've been honest and
I'm glad 10 give the world that record. q"
Edith A. Noble.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
CANTONESE BEAUTY.
She Dresses sobcrIy. nut with Great
Riches.

China Il divided into IS provinces.
and the dialects spoken in these states
vary 20 SO great degree that tho people
Of Canton-propcrl Kuangtung-entirely
fan 90 comprehend the speech Of their
brethren OF the North or Wet The
Cantonese are pure Chinese. the rul ng
dynasty rs Manchu or Tartar. The iuu-
s,ration represents Cantonese girl
comedy enough even from an American
point OF view The dress OF the Chinese
woman Is always sober In hue. though
rich ga texture and tremendously blcn led
as 10 color. Il ls elaboratey embroidered
An Characteristic designs. Chinese women
OF the lower classes put their Swings
mostly into expensive garments, futs. ard
iewelry. and when ovil days fall recourse
is had 10 the pnwnhrokers VINO Is "a very
Important member 81 the husiness world
I'm the Middle Kingdom. The HEADED o -
Of th, Chinese woman b. alwoys elaborate.
ana none are too poor 20 Indulge in or
nameuts Tor the ears and hair Natural
flowers are also an important feature In
the adjournment OF the hair Hats and
honncts are unknown. Long hngcr-naiis
are regarded as mark OF breeding AID
wealth.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

Atlanta. Ca. Nov, s-The talent was
against a poor game AZ Piedmont Park
to-day. only one favorito being able 10
land first money This was Ocie Brook
IN the third event with r. Flynn up. sh
seemed TO have little diniculty In leading
the bunch Weather clear. track slow.
Summaries.
First Raec-six furlonEs. selling Lare-
quolse. s 20 8. won. with Eous. s 70 !.
second. and Golden Rattle. 10 g. third
Time I IA
Second Race-Five furlongs Scorpulette.
to !. won. with Belle Of Harrisburg. 2
10 ?. second. and Henry's Sister. 10 ?
third Time les
Third Race-One mile. Ocle Brooks 10
S. won. with Birdie May. 10 70 J. second
and Dutch Comedian. 5 20 ?. third. Tine
$50
Fourth Race-One mile over hurdles
Howe g.. TO T. won. with Nellorlne, IS 10
l. second. aud seidenhach. Is 10 ]. third.
Time POI.
Tifth Race-selling. fve and a half fur
longs Galen II. 7 10 =. won. with Snow
storm. to l. second. and Yarn, to ?,
third Time 1915
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

Per steamship Nocoochee 70 New York
Nov. s.-7s7 bales upland cotton. ioi bales
sea island cotton, 90 barrels cottonsee
oil ii50 cases canned goods 81 bales do
mestIcs lbs packages box material l.i6)
barrels rosin, 20 barrels turpeniine. IN
2nS feet lumber g. bags NOSE. 81 eases
cigars. 20 boxes oranges. y barrels vege-
tables. 80 crates veEeta blcs. ! ca.load iron
pipe. 80 bales palmetto fiber, i0) boxes
soap. s07 package merchandise.
Per steamship State % TsXas, for Bal
timore-ei bales upland cotton, ~ barrels
rosn. 3ieTga feet lumber 1874 boxes
orange. s. barrels resin oil. s. barrels
pitch. 20 barrels tar. lis fackages m r
chandlsc g package domestics and yarn,
rs cases canned goods.
Per schooner Charles H. Valentine. for
New York-s2S rs feet yellow pine lumber
Cargo by Cooney. Eckstein q Co
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
MITCHELL, a GOOD THING.
a Jockey who Won Every Race He
Ran az Aaueduct.

New York. Nov. S-Mitchell. the Jockey,
held the centre Of the stage az Aqueduct
race track to-day He scored i've wins
out OF hve mounse. and his followers
reaped q rich reward. Summaries
First Racs-Five furlongs. selling
Prince Richard. 20 J. won. with Uncle
Josh. 10 ! and to 2 second. and
Osceols 30 70 J. third. Time % Is
second Race-Flye md a half furlongs
Roehampton TO Z. won. with orieuta. 5
60 and 2 10 J. second. and Brady Smash
even. third Time %.
Third Race-One mile and . sixteenth
selling Hesper, 10 !, won. with Dolando
20 / and even. second. and Belgradc 7
to !. third Time $50
Fourth Race-One mile and a half, Nc
Meekin. to g. won. With Imp 20 ? and
out second and Compensation. 20 TO !.
snird Time 2N 3-5
Fifth Race-Flye and a hale furlonEs.
Helen O'C 20 J. won. wish Reinn, . 20 s.
and TO s. second and Katherine. to !.
third. Time los 3-5
sixth Race-Oue mile and seventy yards
selling KirkWood. TO ?. won. with
Ceylou. s 20 and even. Second. and Give
ana Take. - TO !. third. Time 1904.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
Race Result. ut Latonia.

Cincinnati. Nov. S-Rcsults a. Latonia
First Race-One mile selling. Exit 70
s. won. with Free Hand 20 !. second.
and Little Land. to /. third. Time i:45A.
Second Race-Five furlongs. Resigna-
ton, TO /. won. with Trinity Bell. 10 ..
second and Lady Bramble. TO 1. third.
Time / .03
Third Race-six furlongs Pirate Belle.
s 10 l. won. with Chappaqua. 20 !. sec
ond. and sevoy. - to S. third. Time lis.
Fourth Race-One mile and quarter.
selling Eitholin. 7 TO TO- won with Gov.
Boyd. 4to !. second. and Louisville Belle.
70 !. third Time e09'a.
Firth Race-SiK furlonRs. handicap. Iso-
bel to /. won. with Port Wine. 20 ?.
second and Terminus. 20 !. third. Time
i.1G4
sixth Race-Slx and half furlongs.
selling Earl Fonso. IS 20 8. won. with
Rrulare. &c 10 8. second and Hermencia.
IS 90 J. third Time i.22A.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
A TEXAS WONDER.
Hair. Great Discovery.

One small bottle % Halls Great Dis
covery cures all kidney aud bladder iron-
bles. removes gravel. cures diabetes sem
inal emission. weak ana lame back %
rheumatism and an irregularities OF tAo
kidneys and bladder 10 both mon anu NO
men. regulate bladder troubles 80 ehll-
drcn. n not sold rs your dtugsiat WI
be sent by mail On receipt Of s.. one siaAl.
bottle b two months treatment ana VII
cure any case above mentioned Dr. l..
W. Hal. solo manufacturer. j. o Box
90. St Louis $40. send Tor tesumonl@F
sold by al druggists and solomona CO.
Savannah. Ca
Read This.
Cutahert. Ca. April ?. 1900
This r. 20 certify that I was affected
with gravel and that I took sixty drops
a. Halls Great Discovery and 10 com
pleteIy cured me n Is worth 81 o0) pei
bottle 10 any one needing g.
J. T. STEVENS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

Waycross Ga. Nov. News reaches
hero Of tho death % Mrs Dorcls iNe
widow of the lale Sellers Lee OF Apple
county. which occurred to-day az the
home Of her eldest son J. Madison Lee.
near Beech. IN this county. She was born
near Whitcviiir. =. C.. April = ISIS being
therefore 81 years OF axe last Ap o. Mr..
re had been ill only a few days. She
was sister OF Mrs Ellen Cours'n, q
Waltcrtown. Warren Dodge OF sessoms
Capt j. 6. Dodge of BaNley, Mrs Manila
Holton Of Alma. and Mrs. Nancy Courson
OF BaXley She leaves four children. sons.
as follows. NJ and Lew W. W. y,
ana Thomas NJ. Lee, also a host Of grand
children aud great grandchildren. The re-
mains Of the good old lady were buried
in Pine Grove Cemetery by the side Of her
husband
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

Pensacola. Fla. Nov s-sllled. steam-
crs Jacob Bright (Brl. Anderson, Cen a
Pensacola simmons Galveston.
Charleston. Nov. ARRIVED steamer
Iroquois. kemblc. Jacksonville. and pro-
cceded 10 New York: schooners jose Ola
verri. Hewett New York r H. Weaver.
Weaver. brunswick. bound to New York,
leaking. Standard oil barge No. IS, South
port In tow tug Waban.
Cleared. steamers Pcareth (Br). McKcn-
zie. Bremen. Nab (Br). Rasmussen.
Liverpool: schooner James d. Dewen.
Falrbrothers. New York.
Sailed steamer Ivydene CBr). Millburn
Norfolk: schooner Fannie Reiche Bucka-
loo. Baltimore: schooner yacht Adele.
Honduras. South America.
Key West. Fla. Nov. s-Arrived.
steamer Miami. Delano. Havana. and
sailed for Miami.
Florida savannah: Itasea Savannah +:
Bertha r. Walker. Beaufort. S. G.
81. Michaels Nov. S.--4Arrived. steamer
Huddersneld. Shields. for Pensacola.
Bremen. Nov S--Arrived. steamer
Capenor. Pensacola. via Norfolk.
jacksonville. Fla. Nov. S-Cleared.
schooner Iouie Russell sfarp New
York. steamship Seminole. Bearse. Bee
ton
Entered ana cleared, Eteams MP Atlis,
Ruhelli. Philadelphia.
Port Tampa Fla. Nov. s ARRIVED. tug
Dauntless with schooner b. Frank Nsa.
ley. steamer Fanita. Thompson. Cardenas.
via Key West. steamer Oivette. Smith
Havana. via Key West.
Sailed. steamer oivette. Smith, Havana.
via Key West
Terrandina. Fla. Nov. s.-Arrivej.
schooner Aenes F. Mansen. Babbitt New
Haven; william W. Converse. Lewis New
London. H. Brown. Brown. New Lon6oa:
n-4kadler. Marker. Mayport.
Cleared schooner Rob Roy. Norbury.
Philadelphia.
Sailed. schooner Annie T. Bailey. Finley.
Washington,
Beaufort. s. C, Nov. s,-Arrived az
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
Need Of Good Roads.

Gainesville sun; The people Of Alachua
county. and especially the farmers should
insist upon the Improvement Of the pub
nc roads with as little delay as possible.
There &c no doubt o. the fact tMt tho
roads IN this part OF Florida lack very
much % being what they should be. and
there Is no substantial reason. why this
condition Of affairs should continue 70 eN-
ist Alachua county II abundantly able
20 place its roads in good passable condi-
ton. The people IN al parts OF the coun-
~ should unltedly demand "a speedy i'm
provement % the highways.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
began Anew al 90 aud succeeded

From the Mexican Herald.
An American came 20 this country NJ
o with wife and four children and sig
IN his pocket having lost fortune in
another country by speculation. This man
was game" He started IN doing odd
Jobs Of surveying down 10 the hot coun-
Try. raised vegetables On a small tract Of
iaha ne hired' gradually acquired some up
land country where everybody said coffee
could not De- grown. and made a success
OF his plantation. He added more land as
time went on, and now takes IN 5000 n
year god FROM his place lie Is IS now
and GAYS that were he again 70 lose his
property he has the grit 10 BEGIN life
over 0Eain.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS or THE DAY ~
TWO STATES.

balls Bni with Regard 20 Trial by
Jury-Two ConVicts ISiiled-FoEar-
~ Case 20 he InvesttgHted-PraEe
Awarded TO state Fair Orators.
Hart Line of Steamers ON the -.
Johns River-Other Florida News.
Two couvlcts were killed on Monday on
the Iron Belt Railroad and Mining Com
pany's road running from Rogers station
a. Sugar Tiil mines The road has many
steep grades and iu going up one u them
the train broke in twu Mr. War; %
Pierce. one Of the officer had his shout
der broken The names 81 the dead one
white ana one negro. have not been sent
IN
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

Columbus Enqu'rcr-sun: Il s. doubtful
~ the people 10 this section will ever have
again or not During the fair here last
week he tod u4 that we should have fail
weather Thursday but 10 raiucd. the next
DAY be told us that We should have fair
weather. but the next day IL rained. and
then he tod ua we should have fair
weather on Saturday. but % ralued again.
50 public confidence Ia the heretofore cs-
teemed weather man is very much shaken
since FOR Sunday hc predicted rain. and u
was a. fair as bau
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
Wet PnIm ncnch rIcctlnn.

The city elect on az West Palm Beach
passed IN quietly here Monday. compar-
atively little interest being taken by au
save the candidates All the asp.rants
for municipal honors were good men. ana
Democrats. and al would have made good
oflccrs. The following Sc the ticket as
elected. Mayor. Wtlmon Whldlu. town
clerk George $ Adams: marshal. W. g..
DeBerry. aldermen. George W Potter L.
W Burkhardt and Y J. Chilnngworth
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
vessels Went 10 Sea.

steamship Nacoochee Smith. New York
Steamship Texas. Eldredge Baltimore.
Steamship Asama OBr). Bement. Bre-
men
Steamship Aidersgate CBr). Willis. Bre-
ngcn
Barkentine r s Powell. Jones Rond-
out and New York
Schooner a. B. Sherman. johnson. Phil
adelphla.
schooner Margaret A. May. Grace. Phil
adelphia.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
vessel. Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Kansas City. Fisher. New
York.-Ocean steamship Company
Steamship - ~ Miller. Peters. BALI
MORE. J. Carolan. ogcnt.
Steamship Edenbridge (Br). hoffman
Tenerinc - =. Minis a. Co
Schooner J. r. Parker. Hammond. New
York.-Master.
Schooner d. D. Haskell. Eaton. Rock
iand.-Master
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
FLORIDA.

Adler & Hcnry's new nal at Brnnford
will DO running on fun time IN few
days. Tho Drew Lumber Company has
completed ats log hoist here. Il Is now
running a fun plant. and % can hoist the
logs from the river and load them onto
tho cars al the rate OF four logs a min
efa
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

Pilot charts and all photographs lntor-
nation vii be furnished masters % ves-
sells free Of charge ia United States hy-
geographic Office IN Custom House Cap.
tains are requested 10 call az the Office
Reports OF wrecks and dereiicts received
for Transmission 10 the Navy Depart
mant
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

Bark Record (Nor). Johannessen. Lon
don.-pstcTson-D Downing Co.
Bark Schwander (Nor). Erlksen, Har-
burg. patterson Downing Co.
Schooner Charles II. Valentine. Jayne.
Nov York.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

Per Norwegian bark schwandcr for
Harburg-tS5o barrels rosin. 81 80. Cargo
by Paterson Downing Co
Per Norwegian bark Record for Lon
don-3.6is barrels rosin. ISL 20s5 ca ks
spirits turpenune. St2.sA.-Cargo BY Pater-
son-Downing co.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters of Interest 60 shipping Men
Generally.

The barksntine T. 8 Powell. which
sailed yesterday with cargo Of lumber Tor
Rondout and New York, was delayed
awhile after finishing poadlng owing 70 a
Misunderstanding between her com
mander and f. n. Hunting q CO
The captain claimed demurrage. and
when this was no, allowed. he de-
elined to settle the stcvedore's bill OF
some 50. The Powell was nbelled and
delayed untn bond was given. Hunting
4 Co claim they had an understanding
With the captain By which they were 20
have additional time IN loading for certain
concessions they made as TO the destin-
alton OF the cargo
II II said that many vessels are being
driven from Philadelphia 90 New 70 X
and other ports because Of inadequate
dr. docking facilities. In consequence II
this vessels do not return there 20 lcai
outward cargoes when they once leave.
but load where the docking r. done The
ships ST. Francis and " r Babco1k,
which brought carroes OF sugar recently
from the Hawaiian Islands - Philadei-
phia. were chartered 20 load there for
Japan. but as they needed docking. and
the only dock there. the Cramps not be-
Ing available. both vessels were ordered
TO New York. where they will repair and
load outward cargoes
Il IL reported that the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway ard certain Eastern capt
talists will build. at a cost Of Smoon'
twenty hve-masted schooners 20 ca ~
coal 20 foreign ports from Norfolk AM
Newport News. There Ia now a steady
demand In foreign countries for American
coal.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09
ra..enser. nv s.esm.hIp..

Passengers by steamship Nacoochee for
New York yesterday-Mrs. W. J. Cusack,
l. Edebohls and wife, c. Lopstedi J. u.
MoIsure and wife John Flood, Lizzie Ben
ton. Anna Benton. FL 10. Lynch. william
J. Doherty. Martin Morris and wife.
James Lee and ten Storage.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-09

and roinc0rporated. under the name Of the
Orklawaha and St Johns Navigation
Company. with substantial Increase in
tho financial Interests OF tho line Hon
Roscoe n. Thompson. for some years
Judge Of one Of the courts in Boston.
Mass who has looked after the tourist
business Of the line siuee the death n Col
Henry T. Hart. the former owner and
manager. has been elected general man
aEer % the new corporation. Mrs G.. T
Hart. widow OF Col Hart IS the treas
urcr Mrs Hart and her sister. Mrs. s
y Thompson have spent Tho summer
with brothers az their home IN hoston
Mr. Thompson has been North Tor some
umc and IS about so return 90 falntka
for the season. Arrangements have been
made for extensive improvements In the
fleet % the line in anticipation Of heavy
tourist travel the coming winter
Election In HiIishoro County.
Tuesday ended n long and hard nght IN
fhe primaries between the cand dates Tor
the various posi. Ions In Hlusboro county.
ON the regular election there was only one
Heht and that was between vs. l.. Hanks,
nominee OF tho Democratic party FOR clerk
Of the circuit court. and q. h. Macfarianc.
au independent THIS race did not amount
to muea. a. che result was "a foreFone con-
rlusi1n as Hllsboroa Democracy takes
care of its nominees. For Judge 81 the
Criminal Court IN the primary there were
Vs. S Graham. G.. q. Whitaker. Samuel
Horchar1t A. =. Brockway and q. "
Stevens This nght was real lively one
and the men lost no time IN covering the
county often IN their canvass. Graham and
Whitaker viii run 10 over. a. no one re-
eelfed the required majority over all For
clerk 81 the Criminal Court there were
Mitchell T. Mckay Robert a. Jackson.
John G.. White b y. Msthes. Joseph H.
Torres. with Mckay and Jackson as the
p ga men 20 run over For solicitor Of the
Criminal Court Il was easier as there
were only two IN the race. .. r. Wells OF
Plant city and e. ~ s.monton. chairman
81 the County Democratic Executive Com
mittcc. 81 this city Judge simonton won
by a safe majority