The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15

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pack, ship. sell, trade and dispose Of all
kinds OF fruit and vegetables TO establish,
own and maintain and operate a general
/ canning factory. The capital stock of this
corporation is said to be s.. 500 divided into
4 twenty-five shares. valued at 800 each.
ID. c; Campbell is president and attorney
( for the company.
C. NJ. Brown of Ocala, is getting litera-
ture ready with which to convince the vot-
ers Of the Second district that he is the
proper person 10 represent them in con-
gress.
Circuit court convenes at Ocala next
Thursday. There will be nine criminal cas-
es and fourteen civil cases. with an I'M
tried docket of twenty-siX cases left over
from preceding courts.
The Ocala Lumber company's mill and
the cigar box factory, which the OcaIa
Furniture company rented. are being fix
ed M and it is thought i'm a couple OF
weeks the company Will be ready to make
furniture.
There is considerable orange bloom on
the older trees at Thonotosassa and the
younger groves are putting on a good
growth. Another year will again put or
ange culture and its products on a paying
basis in that section.
AT Ocala Friday negro woman left her
home and locked her two-year-old child
in. When she returned she found the child
NISllS bttefty, and on examination found
u nad craWled to the hearth and was bad
~ burned 1t died in a very short time.
Word has been received at Thonotosassa
from Samuel E. Lewis a prominent to-
bacco raiser Of Barresville. O.. that he will
be there about the LIST of April bag and
baggage, with the view of going into to-
bacco culture on large scale in Florida
Schedric Green, the champion coon hun
ter of Florida. took thirty-three coon hides
70 IdHpa last week. He has, up to date
Killed 10 coons this winter. Last winter
ne captured 363, and expects before the sea-
son runs out to duplicate his last winters
work
Sheriff Tillis of Alachua county. assist
ed by Sheriff Lambeth of Levy county.
have captured VIII James. an escaped con-
wet, who has been away from the phos-
phate camp for several months. He was
sem from Levy county to serve a life sem
tence Tor murder. A reward of 500 is Of
Tered for his return.
e Tallahassee correspondence Morning
News: The grand lodge of the knights of
Honor, which closed it's annual session at
Apalachicola yesterday, elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing wear. q
E. PARCEL of Tampa, grand dictator: Ron.
ert kniclSmeyer of Apalachicola, vice
grand dictator; w. S. Turner of Inver-
ness, assist ant dictator; A. II. D'Alem-
berte or PENSACOLA, grand reporter; f.
/. roster of Sanford, grand treasurer: g.
l.. Baltzell of Fernandina. guide; r.
Cairns of Palatka, Chaplain; S. Harrison
OF Leesburg, guardian; Henry Bernreuter
OF Tallahassee, secretary The next ses-
sion will be held at Daytona, in March
1896.
DR.. C. w. Hidden of Newburyport.
Mass. who has been winning praise for
his lectures at the spiritualist camp meet
ing created a great sensation at Lake
Helen Friday, by an exhibition of his pow
ers as hypnotist and healer. After an
hour or more of the funniest kind of ex-
periments, during which he seemed to have
the most unlimited power over the men
and women who volunteered to be eXper-
imented upon, he invited persons afflicted
come to the platform to be healed. Almost
instantly he restored the hearing of an
elderly woman, who had been very deaf
for years, made the paralyzed and lame
walk and performed other feats.
The rapid spread of the smallpox in New
Orleans and portions of Mississippi, along
the line of the railroads. is causing some
apprehension at Pensacola. A colored boy
who lives at Pensacola, and was tramping
home from New Orleans, entered the po-
lice station in Mobile a few nights ago
with well-developed case of the disease.
He was sent to a pest-house, and is not
the board of health Friday to discuss the
advisability of quarantining against
smallpox in New Orleans, it was voted to
ask the state health officer for permits
sion to establish such a quarantine if it
should be found necessary to do so. A res
lana state board of health to explain
why a clean bill of health was given to
the steamship Cayoblanco, which arrived
from New Orleans Friday.