heedla.deie,•y-adneMr. Edgar A. Wright, the “stroller” of the Florida Grower, who lets nothing escape his watchful eye as he travels over Florida, has recently visited Estero, the headquarters of the Koreshan community in Lee county. He says that it is superbly located in a hammock, and is a natural beautyj spot. The Koreshans believe tha^ ve re)id jn.. outside of a sphere, the solar system nt: being another sphere inside of our own. The community is equipped with one of the finest printing officesare living on the inside and not thea. erjo in the state, and they print their ownliterature. They print a newspaper for general circulation, called the “American Eagle,” and in typogra*'Iii-cal neatness it is a credit to the news-paper press of Florida. The Knre-shans have such peculiar beliefs c j licencing marriage that Iwe fear th.it Estero will never become as pope! jh as 'salt Lake City, Utah.rsins.Lan,1-e*