The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-21

J LOOK q NIllaf.l aE lIN-aENr Lr present
the interest of his work. Yesterday morn
ing Bishop Valdez preached at the confer
. ence seat and at night in the Methodist
! church, south. Rev. George oliver win
+ conduct the service in the chapel OF Haven
J Academy.
FLORIDA.
The Messrs Branch Bros have their
saw mill. one mile north of Plant City.
] ia fun running order.
w. r. Fuller Sr.. Of Bralde ntown.
has sold our his business and stock OF
/ general merchandise 20 Reed & 81 -Wart
I The store Of Harris a Summers at
Alachua was entered by burglars Wednes-
[ day night and SO worth of goods stolen.
/ The large orange trees az Plant city
I are showing SIGNS Of budding out again.
/ and many predict an average crop next
/ year.
I The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
/ ciety Of the Methodist church South of
I the state of Florida began its annual
I meeting at Tampa Friday.
1 A factory designed for the manufacture
/ or "beet crystals, a wonderful new dis
! covery. used as food for invalds, has
{ begun operations at Live oak.
The Bank Of Avon Park has been i'm
I existence three months In that time
/ &6,2ll.62 has been received in deposits.
The average for the three months was
/ Messrs. Charles Hardee & Co. mer-
I chants az Welborn, have assigned TO Col.
/ w. X. Moore. for the henett Of their
/ tIENlN OTIS. q ne amount or lAHllltleS are
| about $4,000, assets 81 400.
| number Of the leading vachtmen and
sporting men Of ST. Augustine are MAX
I ing preparations for series Of yacht
races 20 take place there about the
/ latter part OF February or first of March.
! There was most violent wind. rain
and thunder storm at Live Oak Wednes-
/ day. During the storm "a negro, who was
coming to town, was struck on the head
/ by a flying limb and about half the scalp
1 torn away.
! George +. Porter has just put I'm a new
/ electric dynamo for lighting his planning
/ mill and some of the stores at Live Oak.
/ He has also renewed some of the machin-
/ cry 10 his ice factory and will soon have
Il IN fun blast, making ice for Live
Joseph f. Hernandez, native of St.
| Augustine. but Tor several years past a
4 prominent New York merchant died at
nandez was the son Of Mrs. j. " Herman
/ DEE, proprietor of the Lorllard Villa of
/ ST. Augustine
WIN whitaker and Moses Bromfeld
| were caught at Palatka Thursday night
/ in the act of breaking and entering a
/ freight car on the Jacksonville, Tampa
and Key West railroad stealing
/ az the next term Of criminal court.
/ The extensive saw mill and lumber
/ yard OF Norris x Cornell, a. White
/ Line Canal Company, was destroyed by
fire at an early hour Friday morning
/ The fire is thought TO have been the work
at 5000
heavy rain fell at welborn about
/ noon Wednesday, accompanied by hail
! which fell thick and fast for at least ten
/ minutes and almost covered the ground.
/ The quantity of water which fell was
unusual for the length of time and the
wells and creeks are all fun No special
ltdamage has been reported.
A queer case of insanity was developed
In Mr. Dowling's mill at Live Oak Sat
urday. a mill hand went crazy, and as
fast as a log was rolled onto the carria ge
/ he would jump upon 1t and roll it back
again. They were forced 10 bind him and
take him TO jail The boy who was hurt
at the mill last Saturday is dead.
At 2:9o o'clock Friday afternoon. city
Physician DIT. j. Whiting Hargis of
Pensacola received a telegram from DR..
A. L. Metz at New Orleans, stating that
ne had just completed a microscopical
examination of the contents of Mrs.
Salems stomach, and the examination
proved that it was case of morphine
poisoning.
The city counsel of Orlando held a
regular session Friday night A commun-
ication was received from the Young
/ Mems Business League, recommending
increased facilities for fighting fire, the
purchase of a team, and the keeping of a
| Waterman and assistant constantly on
/ duty. This recommendation is i'm accord
with the requirements. of the southern
I Association in order that Orlando may
I be rated by insurance companies as a
city Of second class and rates reduced
acoordingly. ne matter was referred
to the fire committee WIN request for
a report at the next session
AI+,o,,e,b n heavy rain feu 10 a,4 ,o+
prevent large attendance of the city
voters a the democratic convention held
in the armory at Leesburs
Friday night, winch nominated
the toHoWlng ucket: FOR mayor
Jonn a. LialI7o"i o. very
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