The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-03

u-artsn an along the coast from Marco 70
Fort lQurUso- no The Do-u--ahatch-e.
A. s. Persons state chemist gives on page
4. O. bulletin 80 - % the florida AEr-cll-
-ula. Experiment station TIE content OF
nitrogen E. 1.ua straw 40 six pounds 10 the
. leo pounds q pine straw Nitrogen is the
. most costly ia leI.--t 10 Ler-ll.lrTS. aA- Is
/ yar.al-.g estimated at from IS cents % =
. cents 60 the pound Il nit ate az soda. Il is
. worth ~ cents a pound Nitrate OF soda
which, TO very large extent. controls the
price ot nitrogen. Jo-ts-teLEered on the
farm $50 per BON. ln1r makes cents
pound for the { ate OF soda. and 10 taEeS
seven 20 .-G- OF citrate % soda 90 make one
q0.-d ot nitrogen hence We have .y 8
equals u cents pound for nitrogen. a tho j.
~--l pounds ~ straw contains six rounds of
nitrogen o-5 .g p e4- . IS SIPS. or $50 per ton
ON sat rIay night &. 3. Peudletou. OF Key
lest who IS opposing j. N. Phlgps for state
senator. aglre->e. the people at Ort Ley-
er~. Mr. FeDdletOu stated that he was the
true democrat CaLdlla.a In the Twenty
fourth district and That his only one great
desire was TO further Lee cOuntys interests
ID me senate. ne sa-d that "a vote Lor lhe
regular democratic nominee Judge Plipps.
would ue "a vote cast 20 the winds. out Of
1000 votes % be cast lu Monroe county. Mr..
FCldlet0u sass that Z o viii be cast for him,
ana taat he has no d0utt but that the solid
vote az Lee county viii be cast for him. Mr..
Iencleion has some supporters In Lee county
nlt IN the main the party is SOLID. and Judge
. Pllpps viii receive a fatterlng vote. Nj
fcudletOu de ined mis- position as 10 a com
mission. stating that commission wol aid
prevent Lee county from having a railroad
ard cause rum and aukruptcy 70 the county.
The recent tropical hurricane visited Pana
sohkee and vicinity on Tuesday and Wedues
day Of last week. and caused more or less
damage TO the fruit growing and farming in
terCSts throughout the county. Two build
lugs la the village were blown down Tuesday
night One was the old and rlcketT livery
stable OF Oy-FOne years. and in its fan IL
smashed DR. 2 p Medlin's buggy and pinned
down beneath its umbers valuable horse
belonging to the doctor. which was eNtrlCat ed
the next morning in so bruised and 81 ffeued
CONDITION as 70 render 10 ne eSNary Tor MIN
70 secure another temporarily to use in his
practice. he other building was the new
ana unused lumler shed oil the DOpey Mill
| Company. which was lifted bodily OF from
the plato upon which 10 stood. although
the shing.e she'd 200 feet long. standing near
by, was uniulured. Fences were blown down
/ IN many places and considerably damaged by
falling trees
For four days Titusville was shut out from
the outside world, the wires being down north
Of Daytona and south of Rockledge, and
foods ana washouts having prevented the
running OF trains. except for short dist auCes
on both lines Of railway. The wind did not
reach tie velocity OF last years gale. but the
rainfall was much greater and to il most Of
/ inc damage was due Inc damage done at
Iltusvllle is nail 4 9th in extent and value
The heaviest losses Ieng sustained by the
raj way companies and by the owners OF some
SAL. Oats lying IN the river ana NHlcn were
driven ashore ana injured. The Indian River
Ste amtOat Company scuttlcd wO of its
steamers to preserve them from injury but
they viii be raised again Immediately, and the
company tradc viii not be interrupted.
Necessarily IL is not known what has hap
pened to the uOrthWard and southwark of
/ TitusVille. us rumOred that White CITY is
nler water at least couple Of feet that a
! house has been blown down at St LuCie and
| that Senator Quay's and Mr.. Paines wharyes
/ a. the same place nave been carried away.
| The orange crop around HtusVille has not
J been injured, except hat the excessive rain
! fan has caused some splitting, but the trees
! have not been whipped as they were last
/ year and the loss by wndfalls will not be
| great. The rainfall was ~ inches.
Tampa Times Their friends are telling a
! rich Joke on professional young man and a
| young lady that they have been trying their
| best TO smother But it IS too good to keep
| secret longer. About week ago a party Of
| young people went Lathing. he place and
| people shall be nameless. 1t was a breezy
| moonlight night. After refreshing bath one
/ of the young ladies retired to her room 10
! dress when she found something missing.
! She dressed hurriedly, and on leaving her
! dressing room found the missing article
blown out the window The entire
party we're hurrying TO catch the
train, and having no place to secrete it, she
wadded IL into a little ball and asked hel
escort to carry her handkerchief for her in
his pocket. He dropped It in without looking
at it. The party missed the train and stopped
to lunch by moonlight. While chatting anC
eating the young man had &C aston TO use his
handkerchief. All uns Ispecting he drew Out
/ the one that had been given him and dis
( played TO the full view of the crOwd-a Sill
| shirt. The roar of laughter that followed
1 completed his discontinue and quite over
+ whelmeu the lady with confusion. Theil
friends have not let them forget 1t yet.
Jacksonville Times Union: A decidedly
sensational horsewhipping took place Mon
day afternoon on Bay street near Bettelini'
restaurant. Mrs Charles I thompson a rather
notwithstanding young woman armed with
three-ioot snake whip, walked into the Shot
shop OF William Jeacle in the Herkime
block. and, addressing Glowgoginski. a shoe
maker employed there, said: Il II teach yoI
to 20 around slandering me, sir!' and dowI
came the whip with all the muscle and en-
ergy She could command GlOWgOginsi wal
vince her she was wrong, but as the whip tel
fast, he made a break for the door and int,
the street. then into the alley running be
tween Settelini and the bank, then through
the side door Of the restaurant and out Of TIT
back door ana again into the alley
Mrs. Thompson was close behind him
all the time, LAYING on the blows aS fast q
she could. Meanwhile big crowd collected
and the woman was persuaded to desist. Sh
/ was arrested and taken to the city jail, he
I husband accompanying her There it turnet
/ out that the cowhiding as means of punish
I ment, was selected on account of its economy
Mrs. 1hOmpsOns husband said that they hal
in mind the arrest of Glowgog inski on
/ charge OF SANDER but that they found tn
cost Of a warrant would be So, or more thai
they could spare, so he bought his wife
T whip for 90 cents and advised her to pitch i
and punish the man. They aided that he ha
beed circulating evil reports concerning Mr.,
Thompson S character. GlOwgOgluski did nc
: show up with a complaint against his feminln
asSallant and she was re eased from custody
The lhompson's are residents OF Riverside