The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-18

With clock. 1t will be put up in the tower
/ Of the cathedral
Charles j Hulst. having bought a farm in
New Ork state will leave DeLand in a few
days and settle on his farm.
At Panasofkee Friday Carrie Miller was
! aceldently shot by Phillip Jefferson and died
! IN twenty minutes. Both are colored.
~, Ex-senator Il. G. Davis and family, of
Elblns, w. Va, have returned from Cuba,
anu are guests OF the ampa Bay hotel again.
At Lacoochee Friday B F. McCullum's ,
! year-old granddaughter was drowned IN "a can
[ asleep.
! Paul Conrad. president of the Honduras
1 lottery com panv b $ set up bachelors hail
| win several friends in John Walls residence
/ IN West lampa.
! Next Wednesday. March n. will be the last
] DAY of the Florida ChautauQua at DeFunlak
/ TINS season. 1t is to be celebrated by a mon
sler Masonic gathering and parade. grand
/ concert, etc.
W. a. Bryan & Bro. have secured the con
| lla Tor building the new brick church for
/ lue CHRISTIANS at DeLand. The building
! Will cost. without furniture ABOUT S, 800, and
| work Will be commenced this week.
| Last week according to the Advocate Man
1 atee built 1865 feet of sidewalk. rebuilt six
/ bridges ana Smelling the principal street is
| TAXED or There has teen a great deal of
/ Sidewalk built these past few weeks and lust
/ enough TO make the fact more plain that side
/ "dIEs are The hrSt things that Florida towns
| need TO make them attractive 10 strangers.
There are no new developments ia the
! mite murder case at Gainesville Sheriff
! Hlleray has returned from the eastern por-
! ZION OF the county, where he went in search of
! L. l.. BoulWare, the accused man. He re
| turned alone however. and il Is now thought
! that Boulware has left for parts unknown.
| Inc wires are being used freely in an endea-
| Vor to apprehend him,
| Tampa Times; c. b. Chittenden proprietor
| OF the south FLORIDA dry goods store, is on
! record as the first man in Florida to settle
! lie cd doll uHaN
! tereSt. Mr.. Chitteaden made an assignment
| last August TO protect himself and his cred
! ltors 1t was brought on by the yellow fever
| s. are and the general financial depression.
| But on Mrrch 18th he paid his last creditor IN
| vne a owe basis and is now free from
| taaglements.
| The First National Bank. of Orlando viii
! be permitted to resume usineSs uDCn com
| plying with the following conditions To nave
! SlZ5,VD at date OF resumption; to pay 20 per
| cent. TO depOSitOrs at date of res mptou: to
| secure $1,000 In extension paya de in six
| months lnstallments: also to have securities
| returned taken with a view to preferen e, and
! Withdrawals made on the day of suspension;
! the new management TO lie satisfactory TO the
| controller and in every respect above suspic-
| ion.
| Mrs A. A. Hubbard, while returning to
! LeeSburg in a buggy from her grove on Cor
! ley Island with her daughter, Miss Hubbard,
| and little grandchtld three years of age. met
| with painful accident TWO days ago. The
! horse ran away, throwing all Of the occupants
| OF the vehicle out and severely bruising Mrs.
! and Miss Hubbard The buggy ran over Miss
! Hubbard, and she was also badly hurt oy the
| horse stepping on her. Miss Hubbard is still
! confined to her bed. but she is considered out
| OF immediate danger Mrs. Hubbard though
! BADLY bruised, is able to be up. The little
/ girl with them was not injured.
| De Land News: During the past few days
! Mr.. II. A, DeLand ha7 sold property in De
| Land aggregatlng about $50 90. The biggest
| sale was the Pareeand hotel which was
| bought by Mr.. }. b. Stetson he also sold hf-
! teen acres in the northwestern part of town
! to Mr.. Robert +. Bailey, OF Fulton, Mo-. who
| will plant five-acre orange grove on it; 10
| Mr.. ). n. Harris. a city lot; to Mrs. Harriet
| +. Bloss, OF Rochester, n. Y, three acres in
| the northeast corner Of the Putnam grove,
| and forty acres on East Rich avenue. These
! sales all point to coming activity in real
estate, and make our people feel hopeful
Punta Gorda Herald: On Friday evening
/ last small cottage occupied by Thomas
! RuderseQ (coloredl, wife and three children.
| and henry Frederick brother of Mrs. Ruder-
| sell, located In Cuba Town, rear Of the p IL
! metto cigar factory burned to the ground.
| I he Rudersell family were in bed when the
! fire broke out, and had narrow escape. One
| of the children, with great presence of mind,
! helped the other two through window. Il he
! cottage belonged to Hinclley & Co. Loss
! by A. F. Dewey as steward OF the Biedler.
| His wife conducts a laundry. Nearly ali
! their possessions, including laundry, belong
| ing to, Others, and the clothing OF Henry
! Frederick, who Is, a waiter at the Southland,
were destroyed. Mrs. Dewey and Mrs Far
| ringtOn provided the burned out family with
| some furniture, clothing, etc A subscription
was also taken up for their relief.
Jacksonville Times Union: E. NJ. Carter,
2S years old. lies in an extremely critical
condition at the home of Edward McChesney,
No. i2J West Duval street. Mr.. Carter is one
of the few men in the world who breathes
through an artificial windpiDe and he has
sucked the aluminium tube through which he
breathed down into his throat. He is a
brother-ln- law OF MIR. McChesney and works
in his store, where he has been employed for
some time. Last May he was shot in the
neck by negro who was in the store at the
time and for some DAYS his
life was despaired Of The bullet bruised
the windpipe in such a way that
it gradually became useless as il healed and
finally DR.. Bacon, who was the attending ply
siclan. decided that an artificial wlndpipe
woul1 have to be introduced This windpipe
consisted of a tube of aluminium
which extended down into the
throat. with one end coming out just
above where the ordinary man has his front
collar button. i his was put in last July about
two months after he was shot. and has
worked perfectly ever since until Wednesday
night about 8 o'clock, when in some way. it
became detached from its fastenings and
the unfortunate young man smoked it
down his windpipe when he breathed.
DR.. Bacon was at once called IN and did
all in his power to relieve the sufferer. but
nothing awaited, and Thursday an operation
was decided on. The throat was cut open and
every effort made to lind the tnbe, but to no
avail. and now the case is serious indeed.
Doctors Miller and Ladd have been in con
sultation with Dr.. Bacon and they stin say
there is hope, as the tube is hollow, and
Carter can still breathe: the dan ger is that
the foreign substance may so irritate the
windpipe that inflammation will set in and
then as it will be in an almost inaccessible
portion of the throat, there is everything to
be feared Mr.. Carriers father !. F. Carter.
who lives at Dallas, little station about
thirty miles from Atlanta in Paulding
county, Georgia, has been telegraphed for.
RACING At NEW ORLEANS.
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