The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-30

be forwarded TO Asbury Park. n. j.. as part
of the exhibit to be displayed before the edi-
tors who will assemble in that city from all
parts OF the country. The trees arc about one
year old. and are line specimens of what this
state can dO ia the way Of growing tropical
trees. They were raised IN south Florida.
where AZ IN said they grow without dinlculig.
Perhaps the most Intricate aud extensive
surgical operation ever performed in Barlow
vas recently accomplished by DR.. Open
heimer, assisted by Dr. J. y. Smith and
Henry Blount says the Courier Informant.
A section OF the frontal bone, about two or
three inches was removed, exposing the
brain OF the patient "a colored man through
an opening Of the above dimensions The
opening is to be covered with a cap OF easing
and the skin OF the forehead pulled over il
and other skin grated on. The operation
was made necessary from diseased skull
bone.
Palatlza Advertiser: Wednesday afternoon
Henry jackson and Mary +. Taylor arrived
in the city and registered at the Oseeola as
Henry Jackson and wife, Green Cove Spring.
Early this morning a telegram from the irate
father OF the young lady was received by
sheriff Hagan, asking him TO arrest the par
ties. In the meantime the couple had re-
paired to Judge Coxe's ONCE and applied for
a marriage license. which was refused on the
grounds that the consent of the girls parents
TO the match was lacking. Later on the
father arrived, and after taking in the situa-
ti0n, gave his consent and requested Judge
Coxe to issue the license and Join the young
couple in marriage. The ceremony took place
The weather was fine, and the attendance
at the Melbourne gala day sports was large,
The steamer st. Augustine brought many Wis
itors from Titusville and other up river
points. In the regatta no entries had been
made in the rst-clasS; in the second class
the results were as follows: First prize, Peri,
Eau Galiie, captain w. H. Hartley second,
King1sher, captain, sam Martin; third,
Wndward. captain @. II. Cooper $40 to the
first. SIS TO the second, and So TO the third
respectively In the shooting match the re-
suits were: First. NJ. ID. W. Thurston, Mel
lie $40. In the first contest tie resulted,
six out of ten. In the second trial Thurston
won. Tennis prizes were as follows First.
c. j. F. Campbell a $40 racket; second James
T. Hogg, a IS racket.
For the third time in four years Fort
Meade has been hard hit by fire Thursday
morning at 3 O'Clock Carter, Evans q Co. s
store was discovered to be on fire. Aftef<the
alarm was given people reached the store
quickly, and some of the goods we're saved,
but the flames had made too great Roadway
to do much. 1t was seen that the whole side
Of the street was doomed, and all efforts were
turned toward getting goods from other
buildings. j, NJ. StarSheld & Co.'S drug store
caught in a short time and the market build
ing caught next followed by Wise Perry's
large two-story pool and billiard saloon. All
goods in buildings across the street were
moved out, as it seemed impossible to save
them, but by herculean efforts the fire was
kept from getting start on the other side,
though the bank building and the Fort Meade
pebbles office caught five times. The fire
was finally controlled, but not before four of
the best business houses and five firms we're
burned out The total loss is about 50, 800; in
surance, $500. 1t Is not known how the fire
originated Some people think that it was
incendiary. others that rats started it. The
buildings will probably be rebuilt at once