The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-01

/ ileu aAo Ne THINKS some one must nave re
'0''0N NM
FLORIDA.
| A very large plantqiu was on exhibition at
! Key West SATURDAY. which was rrouvht Ia on
! q fruit schooner il measured l2a inches i'm
1 length ana gis INCHES in diameter
Weir and Hendrv OF Tampa. Thursday. re-
/ ceiyel letter from party at West Superior,
Mich, who has a view of trading northern for
Florida property Tlrv desire 10 obtain
farming, phosphate or other lands In Florida
for improved aud unimUrOyed Michigan land.
in from $50 900 TO $50 900 lots
scott sc s the grc4ftrcts Of Jac,-son
yile are dr. tv-iTty nj lrs or i Cit Ran fnr
qgIlghfss q Inc N iIgIu.r will q l,ry 40 fo,t
and [ o sto les l. hi n II viii = Of ure Ia
brt K Inc SAM II nm ms also rerrivfd
orda IS fnr ma < TOR a no story nj II
enee e rCsd nc to CCsa s. o. for ". &.
| Lewis the banker OF al an see.
serious and probably fatal accident was
narrowly avoided 40 Tampa d hurs lay after
noon. when a section OF "a freight train on the
south Florida railroad colided with car No.
IS on the Consumers street railway Tor a
few moments the widest excitement pre-
vailed among the fifteen or twenty passengers
on board the car one lady was pulled out
from between the TWO cars ana another
passenger came near having both his legs
broken.
Key West Herald asst IA ti,rda, n c,cIone
struck Matacumbie and did considerable
damage, The house occupied by the lHOorers
OF Oephas tlndar was blown down tut no one
was hGtt. Inc top OF Dan Williams house
was blown on a great many fruit trees were
ptoWh down ana the schooner virginia was
uio"h ashore. SEVERN otnor schOoneFs were
also blown ashore. me wind, 1t IS said, blew
as haid as the 1870 hurricane, ana II IL had
laslea lhree hours would nave ruined every
VhIhg on the FARMS
All. Williams, coored, fireman on engine
2l0 of the Florida Central and Peninsular
was badly scalded Thursday morning between
bala"l IN an9 thIs CITY. ne went under the
tms taS q, - .lEl.Sn W the 9low Oh cocH Out
t ~ ~ " M " OIf |Sy eiiG GdS STRUCK Nv
stie%h vi soeaih MuiSn sealueu ms breast ana
on 'i soi tlioee par ~ neins mass
sfterod a,, '' l tt Ia uo ~ uleu man
%tt ~ ~ a. i ,I ~ tV " OdChS''uElIle
a bTrr "a 90 tt'oa iu "e9 eens MONT IN
a NJ ~ "nu /" ~ ny 9sJLah oHeu WHO
'iie'-io iiiui al o'Ii'Ol olo ID poSsld9'
Tampa Times James For0uer proDrietor
of the Detroit hotel at 81. Petersburg is pre-
pairing TO build a twenty-siX room floating
hotel at Passe A'Grtlle IN time for next sea.
son travel He will build il on a 5Oxl0O feet
lighter and anchor il in the pass he owns
four acres OF land near the pass and on this
! ne VII Dulio PAVliioh9, etc, Ior the guests
ne 4sniuB ~ tue pass Is ABOUT Vhe besI 70 De
i.S oi Vn0 MSsy CoasI, Huu lle uoallhR
tnd Sun NJ gu mneigEet lne Isn are
~, .t1 " vi ouu ms aoI george
FlIi oult' 'n0 MUSE AAoy hhVe oTueIeu the
lullpoI'
St Johns county is certainly pushing
forward with her agricultural pursuit Farm.
ers all over the county are harvesting LARGE
crops and making ready Tor others one a.
Of especial interest S Mr. Flagler's fine place
at Hast ugs under the MANA cement Of Mr.
Mott z h re has lust naeu harvested {. n N
this farm from 600 to 700 h shells of "a mo
a crop OF rice a can be groWu anywhere. and
il Is the first crop from the land. too TWEEN,
Iynve acres OF TINS and Is now leiug cleared,
anu ~ = Ihe INTENTION OF lue owner TO set 10
ou1 IN me orange anu grapefruit trees. Inc
work Will HeEh AT once
Key West Herald: A large lot of sugar was
sold by the Martin Wagner ComDanv al Their
canning factory on Saturday. The SEASON is
over and the factory ia closed nntiI snr'n-r
George Bahcock was the fortunate pgrcbf g 1r
of tho laTg ast mart Of IN The n nor C,,5+
tarin will take erect and as refined sugar is
stiff in the II rket alr adv the nrice viii rieS
several cents Mr. Hancock is a sbraurd
buyer ana went into the market AZ the right
time and as usual will come ont on for 10
will place this large amount of SUGAR on the
market at he lowe Il nossible nrIce IN COW
pete with the r sing market lie has also
inst rec lived a LARGE shlnnent ~ t1g,,r 80
hay and has put the knife in the pri.e of
these goods.
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Az ~ - 80 1900 ~ -. ~ totuo huTs'
10y , eTS =, .t slu asheu 70 20 Cohuheu' he
Ia - t 80. 80 ~ ~ ~ teoo SuLdI IIoupe
9iis W ~ IS W an insene asylum
&c q - i ~ mUG'C ny I5ult ave elUher IN
sSui iy VI itilDO 10y 1Iu Wv ~ says thaI
~ ~ I ~ ~ , - solnb on ABOUT
tt; io TI GU soeS 10 KNOW
noe",e ; ~ - tpt - e1Vut % yeuIS or
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NY W "llCL.lUl Us uhaoIe 10
Io tUW, ne 70 toSutluii ne Luatshal gave MN
oS' w ia W It ioI tlg hlEht' as the
I'm SeSoo 70 uosi I ~ Ilo was sel at mo-
et 81 .llls mo- Liins' ilo Vialls 10 DC native
On 1ll 10 rIorloa was me legend upon an
| oddIooklng wagon winch drew up in Bristol
| recently. IL was an cid family carryan boxed
IN ike a Mite house on wheels and drawn by
| MeaFsy-loohlng cay morse and followed by u
! DOG. The conveyance was occupied by David
| Gibson, an ola soldier, and his four children
| ana they were on thelr way to Florida to take
7 upRoVefhment land- IheV started from their
| old home IN south Woodham, y. H.. last
| april ana they have now covered $40 miles.
! Inc Attle Iamlly are well equipped with camp
! ing parapheruaua ana camp along the road
! each night ana they are counting upon reach
| ing the lAnd OF promise IN Noyem or ellison
! served through the rebellion IN "A MaSSauhu-