The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-15

suddenly al Winter PARK sunday, Of hear.
disease
Rev. 81. NJ. wamboIsst. OF JselzsonyiIle. has
been called 70 the pastorate OF bsp'iss
Rev. ]. Chris Williams. for long time pas
tor Of the Orlando Congregational church has
resigned and moved 10 Melbourne
Thirteen new Georgia recruits have Just
been added % the South Battery Company in
KEY West. They are engaged II placing IN
position three eigri-inch rifles and Two nIteen-
inch smooth bore guns
An assistant master Of ransportatlon has
been established a. Lakeland BY the south
FLORIDA road T. j. Richardson, formerly
chief train dispatcher At sanford, has been
appointed 70 TIE Dosiuon-
J. G. Phillips. Of FlemingtOn mas the con
tract 10 haul 600 tons o. phosphate three
miles 10 Williston for 81 a ton he has SIX
months in which 70 complete his WORK he
says his teams can make four loads a cay
The rock comes from near the Bllnd WI
iIamg' place and Is mined by / J. Nixon. and
Is owned by j. Y. Burke, Of Oeaia-
Mr.. Frederick Hort OF Wisconsin was in
Starke several days 81 me FAST Week. we
a location for . colony Of Danes, who purpose
coming here direct from Denmark. he has
decided to Haze Starke ms nome ana
thinks favorantt Of locating his friends Mr..
Hort is An old han al colonizlng, and IN the
palny DAYS Of the Nest located thousands OF
people IA that sectlOne
Rev s. F. Gale who as isted TUESDAY night
IN he dedication OF L1e A1A-oe-4 -A--l'A1l .
Ybor Citv. assisted last sum az in the oedi-
cation Of the handsome brick cnuteh 49,
completed b the Congregationalis.s az Key
West This is the finest and most lt n,S ~
church edihce in Key West, and cost ; o,uJO.
while the congregation is not much over TWO
years old. Rev. Gale is superintendent Of
Congregational missions in Florida.
Calhoun Times: Early Saturday morning
Wewahitchlza was startled and shocked By
the report that II. A. SQuires was dead 1t
seems that while directing some work from
trestle the piece Of timber on which he was
/ standing turned up and threw him head hrst
to the ground. He fell about eight feet and
struck on log. Medical aid was summoned,
but ia an hour he was dead he leaves
young wife and child. The remains were
shipped to Prebble, n. Y. the family burying
ground
A few days ago strange young man en-
tered the residence Of Fred Bond, in New
Augustine. and demanded Of Mrs. Bond some
thing to eat She was alone in the house and
told him she would prepare some tfHng- The
man then said that he wanted money. Mrs.
Bond refused to give him any. when he
much alarmed that she became hystericai
and the man ran away. Mrs. Bond has been
nervous and sick ever since her unusual ex-
pertence.
Capt KitcheIl, a mail contractor at Juno,
has refused to carry the mails any longer.
Here Is the explanation as Capt k1tcnen
gives it, For nine months, as sub contractor,
he has performed the service on the upper
and lower Indian river service without re-
celving dollar OF pay, whereas. he should be
paid every quarter. Letters have been
written, accounts fled and demands made on
the postoface department without avail, or
even an answer Notice was given by tn
contractor hat he would not perform service
unless he received his paw. Tired out at last
with useless attempts 10 get a response, on
Monday last he fatty refused to carry the
mail from Melbourne south or from Jupiter
north. and so IL stands.
Key West EQuator-D democrat: Robert L.
Z ar Tod las Aaerf n n n If
/ bigamy and case continued from that term OF
/ court until the present, was sentenced 70 one
| day s imprisonment. Devane played
/ Ehrewd trick on the court For some time
I previous to the time court was to meet he re-
! fused to take but sufficient food TO keep him
/ alive, and when he came up for trial he
! seemed barely able to walk a step Several
/ pronounced the man in the last stages Of con
/ sumption. He made pltiable looking object
and the court appeared inclined 20 be sorry
/ for him. After his release however. Devane
/ braced up, walked about seven blocks and
| ate heartily. He is wanted in Jacksonville,
I where he has another wife.
Jacksonville Metropolis; We understand
( that the present low prlte 81 oranges IS
/ largely due TO a combination of the agents Of
! northern fruit houses who buy in this state
every winter. They; according to rumor, have
decided not to buy oranges except at their
own price, and thus get complete commend
Of the market. Good Florida oranges bring
as high price at retail this year az they did
the last, so IL would seem as il there was
!
drum now is II Florida oranges sell at CO
cents box in the north, ana the railway
| lines get 30 cents OF that, commission men
10 cents, and general expenses are IL cents.
how much does the fruit grower have Il
spend for his champagne and summer toul
( to Europe?
H. n. MoCully. OF Jacksonville, is missing
and his friends have grave doubts as to his
being in the land Of the living. nothing having
been seen or heard Of MIN in FIVE months
/ Mr.. hcCully left Jacksonville about the mid
die Of last June, but where he went to is not
known. He severed his connection with the
Cudahy Packing Company few days before
he disappeared, and seemed very despOnden
at the time Al the Cudahy Packing Compa
ny's Office Wednesday it was learned that h,
had left Instructions to have his mail left q
the Placide hotel, which was done but it wa
never called for. From the Placide hotel tn
mail was sent to the Omaha once Of the pack
ing company. from where it was returned Il
the Office here. About month ago the Gu
daily company at Jacksonville received let
ter from the baggage agent at the UnioI
depot in Chicago stating that there wa
q satchel there bearing the name of II. n
McCully Cudahy Packing Company, Jackson
vile, Fla, and asking for Information Of MI
McCully as the satehel had never been eallet
for. letter was sent in reply instructinl
them TO hold the baggage until called for
Mr.. McCully was president of the Florid
Travellers Association, and was great favor
tie with all who knew him. He had no rels
tiVeS that any one in Jacksonville knew of.