The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-30
FLORIDA.

The Carrabelle railroad is still unfinished
Orange shipments are beginning from the
| lake region around lola.
The new court house at Apalachicola is
rapidly nearing completion.
1t is reported that the Ponce de Leon at
| st. Augustine will open Jan. Is.
The different canning companies at Apa-
| lachicola are expected to begin operations
shortly.
J. c. Greeley and ]. F. Rollins of Jack
sonville have just had surveyed by James
Moorehead OF Ocala 900 acres of Herr
nando and Citrus county lands.
The wholesale fish shipping business Is
growing steadily at Tampa. Capt. John
Savarese received As, 900 pounds of fish at
his packing house there Thursday.
On Sunday the northbound freight train
on the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
| passed through Paatka with twenty-five
| solid cars OF oranges, each containing 300
| boxes.
Doc Cause OF Tarpon Springs killed
| rattlesnake near the mouth Of Turkey creek
Tuesday which had in it a rabbit which
measured twenty-five inches. The snake
was less than five feet long.
There is a war on the way between the
orange box dealers in Leesburg and they
are making the fur tiy-in cutting prices
The growers. however, are not alarmed and
are content 20 have the war go on.
W. b. Lewis of Fernandina was before
United States Commissioner Philip Walter
at Jacksonville Saturday. charged with OBJ
tanning registered letter by fraud. He
was bound over In $500 to await the action
Of the United States court.
A. r. Rose, who has been living at Rob-
crt Morrow's place, near Ttusville, died a
few days ago at the ripe age of 80 years.
Deceased has been on Indian river since
1S42. and was formerly assistant light house
keeper of Cape Canaveral light house.
Those who 90 to the state prison from
Suwannee county, as a result of the last
term of the circuit court, are David e. Col
Inns, granddaughter in the first degree, seven
years; Amos Blackshear, larceny two
years; Jesse Dickerson, housebreaking, five
years.
The barrooms of Ocala have formed a
trust or combine under contract which they
have signed and agreed to stop supporting
a certain element, who make a living by
the habit of feasting on free lunch every
day. After to-day no more free lunch will
be served.
Burglars effected an entrance into the
Catholic church at Pensacola through a
back window Friday night and carried
away several pieces of the communion
service. The articles taken by the burglars
were two solid silver plates belonging to the
chalice, one silver stand, two silver creuets
and the bsptismal oil stocks. The work vas
done with neatness and dispatch, no clew
being left by which the burglars can be
traced.
Saturday afternoon IN the circuit court
at Jacksonville, the case OF Wash Booye VS..
the Jacksonville. Tampa and Key West
Railroad Company ended in a mistrial, and
that of Toby Huff against the same rail
road resulted III verdict for the plaintiff
for $125. He sued for So 900. Motions to
set aside verdicts in the cases of Henry Ves-
per vs. the City of Jacksonville and Flet-
cher 81 Wurts vs.. James Hoey, w. e.
Gruber ct al, were overruled.
j. T. Hewett. the brickmason of VAL
dosta, Ga. who attempted suicide at Games
vile by swallowing an ounce of laudanum,
was subjected to heroic treatment. He had
been on q spree and was without work or
money. His wife Of a year was with him
at the hotel. DIR. Lancaster pumped the
drug out and saved the poor fellow. Two
gallons of water was pumped into the
stomach and Immediately pumped out
With it came the laudanum, Then two
gallons OF cold coffee was pumped into the
same channel, and likewise pumped out.
Then one gallon of fresh coffee was pumped
in and kept there.
st. Augustine NelUs: NJ. Entenza
has rented for the firm OF 2. +.
Carcaba & Co., the big cigar
manufacturers or Cincinnati, the large
brick building on Hypolita street near
Charlotte. Mr.. Entanza states that the
firm will locate in the Hypolita street build
| ing until suitable factory can be built
elsewhere. Corcaba & Co. expect to begin
the manufacture Of their Havana cigars
here before the first of the year and will
start with about one hundred men. 1t is
the intention Of Carcaba g. Co. to build a
factory, probably In the neighborhood of
Buena Esperanto, and around it will be
built cottages for the families of the cigar
makers. Mr. Carcaba says that he will
need seventy-five cottages at once. Mr.
Carcaba leaves Cincinnati for st. Augustine
because he prefers the climate here, not
only for the advantage In manufacturing
cigars, but for the benefit of his health and
that of his family.