The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-20

The wharf in front OF Harris packing house,
Palalka. 5 icing torn entirely away. and Is
to be replaced by new one. q age gang OF
men are employed on the work.
A lot OF stolen goods were found by our
Officers under "A hose near the cemetery at
Palatka Monday. but the thief has made his
escape. OmCers are on the look out for him
ana we Will probably hear Of his capture to-
night.
At Palatka on Sept ls, County Judge NJ L
Coke had six negro strikers before hun from
the kaolm mines at heuka, CHARGED with in
umldatlng others ana preventing them from
working. They welt held TO await the uC.iOn
OF the criminal court
The lemon crop at Lakeland is very fair
this sea o., and shipments Will go forward II
a few days Foreign lemons Will commence
arriving about Nov. /, consequently Florida
lemons viii necessarily have to be shipped
before that in order TO obtain nigh prices for
the fruit.
Lakeland is enjoying a thrifty building
boom houses are being erected rapidly, and
lumber beng hauled ana placed on the
grounds 1t is SAID that the electric light
plant that has been shut down for some time,
will probably be started again in short
time.
Orlando Reporter: Florida has a school en-
Tollment oI $4,000, of these y 55D white and
81 .3UJ colOrcd. The annual Npenditure'Of
money per capita Is 1924 Tor educational pur-
poses, sum IN eKces, Of thareXpeuleG for a
like purpose ty any OF the southern states eX-
sept Ia ylaud. Missouri Lou ana, texas
| ana West Virginia.
TlRhman's single mill and orange O IL head
| factory Is rated among Pdatka most im-
portaqt ana -taunch business concerns. Their
product is conceded to lie OF the uneSt grade
and pure hasa le ~ reasonable prices This
industry is a fOou 10 orange and vegetable
growers VINO ENJOY MID ilemen $ prof $ and
get letter quality of goods to boot
Advertiser: The Palatka machine shops
] are one OF the busiest establishments in tn
/ city. and orders are constantly increasing
| skilled Workuen ana satisfaction guaranteed
in every particular Mr.. LOOMS, the senior
! mem p6r OF the nrm- attributes mis- pheuOme-
| mai success to the persistent use of printers
| lnS. Certain IL Is that it will accomplish
| wonders.
! Lakeland is one of the most suitable places
/ in the stale TOR au ice factory; the excellent
! railroad transportation would have ten
! dency to make such an enterprise paying
| investment The factories at Barlow and
/ Tampa cannot make enough ice To meet The
! demand. and machine of ten tons capacity
! would pay wei here, and would be well
! patronlzed by the people
At Pensacola. on sept Is, a painful asci-
! dent occurred TO J. b Butler, proprietor OF
! the Pensacola manufacturing Company at
| the mill near sullivan wharf. he was en-
4 gagged at work at one OF the single machines
/ 10 the mill when his right hand wa, acct
/ dentallv caught oy the saw and hori ~ man
. gled, The thumb and two or three fingers
I were 50 BADLY cut that Dr. "A. L. simpson.
/ who was summoned to the mil, found it
/ necessary TO amputate Thorn.
At Lacoocheo, on Sept Il. an old negro.
known by the name Of Abe McGirt was
toully murdered by unknown parties near his
home IN the vicinity Of Macon, two miles
7 from here. He had been hit on the baul, OF
the neck and in the forehead with a heavy
/ piece OF wood, breaking his neck ana had
/ been shot with a twenty-five ball through his
arm. He was an humble, harmless negro.
suspicion rests on his two step-sous, who are
now under arrest at Dade City.
Tampa Times The new PRESBYTERIAN
church Is at last completed, even TO the
let;ric lights. which we're turned on Monday
. night for the first time and worked satisfac-
torily. The building is attractive in design
ana is bUiltln imitation OF stone with two
towers, in the base Of which are the vesti-
Dules. The house IS on the corner Of Florida
avenue ana Jack street, with the main en-
frances on Florida avenue, The entrance u
the lecture room is on Jack Street The
building was erected by EdeuHeld * JcttOn
ana is crcditaule in workmanship and finish.
IL is 45EsU feet and cost, without the windows
ana furnishings 5000 the total cost being a
little over S. 90. For the price 1t is one OF
the handsomcst church edlhces in the state
ana the interior rs more attractive than in
many far more expensive buildings.
Ma. D. +. Conoley Of Tampa has a saber
which lie values above price. IL was his
fathers sword, presented to him by the cfty
OF Mobile. Ala. In Zoo and carried through
the civil war. It's history ana associations
make IL specially precious to Maj. CouoiCy
who has the military spirit and enthusiasm
OF his rather. VINO was valiant soldier I'm the
confederate service. The sa or was made by
James Coming Of Mobile. Is Of finely tenn
pcred steel with engraved gold plated hltunu
handsome Sc1bhard When presented tC
Col COnoey IT bore this inscription. Pre-
scented 90 Col John D.. Couocy wputy ninth
Ala anna G. y. A., bv the city OF Mobile. Ala.
l@uD Recently, MAJ tunolcV sent the SWORD
10 NJ. G.. Lilly q co. of Columbus o. and hat
10 cleaned. on the reverse side from tht
above Inscription he had the following en-
Rravcd Douglas T. Couolcy MAJOR tiftl
battalion FLORIDA state Troops 1894.
Harry suppose a fellow should never si
down tli the lady with him ls seated
/ Jack Too theory hc Should not but when
hammo is the seat both should plump a
4 once Puck.