According to Authorities, an 80 year old Florida woman died after becoming ill from breathing toxic fumes in a South Georgia McDonald's Fast Food Restaurant.

The woman who died early Thursday morning was identified  as Anne Felton, 80 of Ponte Vedra, Florida by Poole County Police Chief Mark Revenew.

Mrs. Felton and her husband were eating at the restaurant when the incident occurred. The cause of death has yet to be determined, pending an autopsy.

Mrs. Felton was one of ten victims who were treated medically for inhaling the toxic fumes. The threat of toxic fumes was detected when two Firefighters found two customers unconscious in the restroom in the restaurant, and others having difficulty breathing. Two of the ten victims were admitted to the hospital for treatment, and the other eight were treated and released.

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ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. -- An early morning fire destroyed part of a restaurant in historic St. Augustine.

It happened at the Florida Cracker Cafe at about 2 a.m. The St. Augustine Fire Department responded to the fire at 81 St. George Street after a city police officer noticed it during his morning patrol.

The 20th anniversary of the Florida Cracker Cafe was just celebrated in May.   

Investigators are still trying to determine how the fire started, but said it appears to be electrical.  It's estimated that the fire caused between $50,000 and $70,000 in damage.

Most of the damage was contained to the dining room area.