The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-14

New telegraph offices have been estab-
hshed at Excelsior Park and Bone Valley
Mr. Dittmar is rebuilding the Edgar
House hotel at Fort Pierce and has rented
it for this season.
A few nights ago a gang of thieves
went to the residence of James S. Lewis,
three miles north of Jasper, and stole
nearly half barrel of wine and several
bushels of potatoes.
julius Spelsseggar has growing in his
garden at st. Augustine a curious speci-
men of a rose. 1t is composed entirely
of green leaves and is known as the green
rose" 1t is curiosity and very pretty.
w. L. Corrigan, a brother of Archbishop
Corrigan of New York, and of DR.. George
w Corrigan of San Antonio, has been
sent from Tampa to Milledgevllle, Ga,
in the custody of guard, where he will
be placed in the Invalids' Home for the In
sane.
The section boss at Fort Pierce met with
painful accident Tuesday while coming
in from work. His chair fell off the hand
car forward, causing the car to run over
h1m; 1t was going at full speed. He was
badly cut and lost great deal of blood,
but no permanent injury was done.
Adalherto c. Reyes, a large manufac-
turer of Havana, is at st. Augustine for
the purpose of locating a factory there
if the inducements are good. Mr. Reyes
employs over 100 hands in his factory in
Havana, and the factory here should he
erect it, would be fully as large.
A horse attached to a wagon belonging
10 MrS. f. r. ran, VINO 1NeS at Fraser
beach, four miles west of Tampa ran
away on Florida avenue Wednesday morn
ing and smashed the vehicle Ivev her
little 9-year-old daughter was thrown
to the ground and sustained painful in
juries.
The Masons are making ARRANGEMENTS
to build a three-story opera house cost
ing 600 to $4,000 on their lot on Frank
lin and Whiting streets at Tampa. They
propose to build the house to supply the
demand for the next fifteen years. with
! two balconies, private boxes, and a seat
ing capacity of 1000 people.
Key West Equator Democrat: A large
force is at work at the Key West light
house. The top of the light will be re-
moved, and twenty-five feet of iron work
and masonry will be added. 1t will be sew
| eral months before the work is completed.
1t is under the direction of the superin-
tendent of Light House district.
A sad case of insanity is reported to he
the result of too much Christian science.
1t Is that of Mrs. f. G. Lyman, who lives
| with her husband and three children al
! Panama Park. Mrs. Lyman has been a reg
| ular attendant of the meetings of the
/ Christian Scientists, and of late has been
thinking over this belief until her mind is
/ completely gone.
The case in the United States circuit
/ court at Pensacola of Mrs. Lettie Lee
/ Clarke, wife of the late Gaylord B. Clarke.
/ who was a leading attorney of Pensacola
! against NJ. H. Sullivan of Pensacola for
/ professional services rendered by her late
husband, was given to the Jury Tuesday,
and after considering the case for several
hours they returned into court with YER
/ dict of $6,55328. This was about $1,000 less
/ than sued for.
The case of the state of Florida VS..
| Constantine Stevenson and John Mcneil
Tor the murder Of Marshal Whitehurst at