The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-21
G6ORCIA AND @
" Q FLORIDA.

or the first time this year the cigar
shipments from Tampa for the past week
; lave Ieiien below those of the corresnond
niS week OF last year The shipment OF
bS 1ai H. la a week was up 90 the average.
VEN -, 9HIptheh Tor the same period last
sHsht different is shown. ''''9
X. M. Wilson, one of the Oldest citize,s
OF Dade county and one of the PRINCIPAL
isufes IN its settlement and develonmenr
b 49, last saturday at Forl Ogden whera
az re- Vlsltlhg a relative He was buried
acousint5paaeees' he has wide circle of
a NJ assurances in Florida. Mr. Wilson left
"4uo" ana seven children.
mrs. Harper Beville. who resides few
miles from Gainesville one dav last wool,
Went out 10 the field to drive m a LARGO
punch OF turkeys she was raising =
ISL came on before she and the nartjes
fbey ia{s nsr could get the turkeys home,
$50 ;teLt them in field, intending to re.
urn IN the morning and drive ther9 bo,l,a
ma ne hef surprise and sorrow when She
hHn NM ou Ut next morning ana found out of a
DuncH OF III turkeys so had heen l[iIIaS
ana We're lying around on The gronnd IT,
- 9upposeu cat killed them.
reports are TO the effect that there are
ABOUT fifty men at work at the ybor-
SMalrara factory in Tampa now. This &c
,tiy ghost of a show for a factory
Ttld'0u MAS working 400 cigarmakers when
stiIl IN n eTa came on Edward Manrara is
9 eei III Tampa looking after his business
andirs, and ne feels confident of winnines
~ me END. He has had some exneriencss
"a vi ene strike business, and no man knows
IL "a a strike Is better than Mr.. Manrara
ne mas never lost one vet and saws h.;
aoes nor not Ike to start in at this late dav
ana lose one. '"'0 Nay
An electric storm shocked Dade Citv
TO considerable extent Saturday night
A number of trees were struck bv LIGHT
nnS. The subtle flued took possessio5 of
inc IN Oh - ). Cranl', the jeweler strik-
iiLs ln every room except the dining room
vi III, WIich ne ana his wife were at slDner'
WINDOWS were broken, weather-hoa rdino,
Sliu celHhS shattered, shelves cut in twain
DOORS cut INTO ribbons and MANY Other
registering feats performed. Strange To
say neither Mr.. CranZ nor his wife was
harmed except by the severe fright oc-
Saslohed by the bolt and the g.itterinar
mud playing over the tableware ana
sparkling from their cutlery.
The invention fever seems to have strpc1s
Punta Gorda. L. NJ. Thomas has an i'm
proyement In rudder iron and pintle. 7
n: SWIFT, holder for covers attached 10
sue OF cooking utensils, also new de-
sign for bicycle spokes As bicVcle smokes
are now constructed in order 10 reniace
a broken spoke Doth wheel and rubber fire
must be removed and the tire be re-ce-
m tIoI again to the rim. Very often in
tightening up the spOkes to take up the
wear ana tear of the Wheel, they protrllde
ana wear out and puncture the tire With
the new design 1t is unnecessary to re-
move either tire or spoke. X B. Har-
vey has an automatic bookrack. also an
open office desk cabinet for holding writ
ing materials, letter heads, envelopes,
cords etc. He also has a new princfpIe
in mechanics or new application of
power by means of the fore and aft full
crum. The power developed is surprising
as by 1t boy can lift fifty-ton vessel
The application of the power to various
hGting uses is practically unlimited.