The Florida star., 1902-09-19
BITS OF FACT and GOSSIP.
Current Events of the Present Week
Portrayed In Brief.

Take your bicycle to Giles repair shop.
The game of base ball between Cocoa
and Titusville this afternoon at the Titus
vile base ball grounds. Look out, Titus
vile!
Capt. Fl. b. Shaw passed through here
Wednesday Ell route to the Oak Hill
house of refuge, having spent little over
a week on the lower river and i'm Miami.
The st. Augustine Record of Saturday
says: An Italian laborer was brought up
from Titusvile last night and placed in
the railway hospital. He was seriously
injured by fall from train.
Mr.. j. 4. Hudson, of Tibbals, died
Monday at the advanced age of So years.
The body was expressed Tuesday 10 Ar
kansas, his former nome, it being accom-
panied by his son, Mr.. F. NJ. Hudson.
At the meeting of the State Congrega.
tIonal association held at New Smvrna
last week, Rev. Franklin NJ. Sprague. of
Tampa, was deposed from the ministry
and the right hand of fellowship with
drawn from him. The vote stood p to =.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. COttrell, of Canon
chet, X. l., passed through Titusville
Thursday en- route to Miami, where they
will spend the winter. They regret not
having the opportunity to visit friends on
Banana river, circumstances calling them
at once to Miami
Arguments in an ejectment suit invol-
wing land and an orange grove i'm OsceOla
county were argued Thursday of last week
in circuit court chambers, at Jacksonville,
before Judge Call. Messrs K. \. Ander-
son, OF Ocala; q. Nj. Robbins, of this
place, and Major \. st. Clair Abrams, of
Jacksonville, made the arguments.
Mr.. c. T. McCrimmons, who has done
lot of contract work for the +. +. &.
railway and Mr.. Flagler, carried over "A
hundred negroes to Palm Beach one day
last week to do grading on the east side
for Mr.. Flagler. 1t is stateI that some
$4,000 cubic yards of dirt are to be-
moved.
Ice-cold Soda, genuine Hires Root
Beer. Wilson d Son.
The Breakers-by-th Seabreeze,.
has just been leased for the winter season
TO l.. Balm, of Jacksonville Mr.. Balm
has been proprietor of the Cliff House,
Iallula Falls, Ga, for three seasons, and
has been doing a very large business.
He formerly managed the Grand View,
jacksonville. The Breakers will be open
ed about November 10TH
Hon. John VI. Caldwell, one Of the best
known newspaper men in Florida, and a
versatile writer, is no longer editor Of the
Jasper News. At meeting held this
week of the stockholders of the paper &.
W. Smith, ore of the directors of the
Jasper Printing company, Vas elected
editor. In his farewell announcement
Mr.. Caldwell does not disclose his future
plans.
4 party of eight young men made rhe
trip to the ocean beach at kiuudykc sat
urday, leaving about 10 o clock p. III. and
retgrnnI Ar. ~ noon SUNDAY. The run
e. : pish boat, with very light
.lnYi. ntHg l. up Of Mr@,r- '',' '''r o,r.--
:; -:',','l'yt .g yst. Yr. -. rhews Ca. NI,n.
lends comght Il; VI 'trId RreyIId r9nI.andmgham
IL wisnI irform;:11I III h,- :JesIi.e Nor
mSsJ D. m Jason of Ic"ar.r9ut s5;.'''''''
asEYn I ledge. Npnc- , "'"
81 hT%~ aGs :. is a iS.ed ~ ,;,.- ~ al
a alqa-T"@ s., a pg,5.se raIsI n 4 ffasacE-on,
~ 5,e'l"s rsls she left but Mr., S"rton ton
h. e,,asNedren show the beneficial ct
ySth, a. cirrred schooner Il. Il. Wo,d-
4 W<-t uJrk, which has been u
Dnl5 a N l.ILation for mouti- past
ou -,jWGu to Abaco, bahama Is
thea together with her cargo of yellow
u ~ lumber, which kept her ahJat. The
WOOdside Was abandoned ou Marcu lit,
1902, while bound irDm FrruauIina to
san Juan, Porto Rico. The captain and
his crew were landed at Palm Beach,
Fla, on March 2ud by the steamship I'll
Cid, from New York for New Orleans.
The WOodside was sighted thirty-,eyen
times and drited 2,3oD miles. but was
never more than 3OO miles from where
she was abandoned The cargo Is a.
good as ever, DuI the vesscl Is total
wreck, having been set OH fire several
times.
DRAWING.
All kinds of hauling and draying at
tended TO promptly. | meet all trains.
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