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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered Frsn An P.r,. sf siss Gu I
~ Tsieer.ph.

Gathered Frsn An Part. sf ,is Gu try
~ T~siesrHph.
Gen Bntler's wealth Is estimated II.
g. 900. 600
The snowfall through centrAl Ohio ].
two feet deep on > level
The Ice Is % thick In New York harbor
that vessels are unable TO get fhrongh
the narrown
Mr.. Eckstein Nortor, former res dent
Of Louisville a Nashville railroad. died
suddenly Of heart disease. ~ his hons
in 81 George. s /
Sam Wallace. = ST Louis Mo car
pcpter. declares hi. wife tried 70 force
him 10 commit suicide 80 she coulc
draw $500 from . earpcnters' unton ~
Cairo. III.
II. Clay Evans. OF Tennessee. recently
appointed FIRST Assistant p~ostmastcf
general, arrived IN Washington Thurs
day morning and immsdiatriy catered
upon his duties
Henry Hoffman. : wealthy young
German Of Parkersburg. W. Va. was
killed BY ears near Little Hooking
while On his way 70 marry the daugh-
ter Of Jncoh Schwndcr. 81 the latter,
piace.
Constable Stnrncs properly refused
an offer Of Is, 600 Is aid the escape OF
James Lansberg Of Atlanta. Ga. SEN
fenced 10 ninety-two years In the
~penitentiary for kidnapinya young
girl
In a premature blast yvcst u Dcni
SON, Tex, in the new yards a the
Missouri. kansas & TcsaS railway, tive
men named George Hampton aud berry
Mylie we're killed and two Their labor
crs seriously injured.
P~residcnt-elcet Cicsr.and left Mash-
ington Friday morning for Lakewood.
n. j.. where he will rrniain ssntiI. ii
special train him Is Washing.
ton for his inauguration. lie was az
c~ompanicd to Lakewood by Mrs cleve.
land and Baby Ruth.
Gov. PeclS's message, was real To the
y isconsin Legislature Thursday. The
Legislature adjourned till Tuesday,
when the ~scnatorsi,ip fight will begin
10 earnest. II begins 70 have tile ap.
p~earance ofsn long struggle, with the
possibility Of q deadlock.
- EAHlH g4-F& & LM A86&& Mh- &T2M AA MA
The eeicbratcd stallion 0rnionde.
which was recently sold to William
McDonough. Or san Francisco. who. III
is said. paid $3.50, 900 for him. arrived atI
Southampton. Eng. Thursday. from
Buenos Ayres. Porter, Ormondc's old
trainer, took charge Of him on his ar
rival.
The twenty-seventh National sanger
fest takes place in Cleveland, %. during
the week OF July 10. II is fully antici-
pated that no less than $50 societies,
making a total number NJ 1000 voices,
will take part IN the concerts. Ii adj
dition an orchestra M 200 members. In
Gliding also the greatest vocal soloists
in the world. have been engaged.
Among the recent arrivals at the.
Ohio pcnitcntiary Is George w. Thorn
ton. a federal prisoner from southern
Florida, who never saw ice or snow be-
fore. lie Is nearly frozen all the time
in this climate. and has been given a
place in the kitchen in order 70 ease his
sufferings He Is to stay eighteen
months for violating the postal laws
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PocooK RESIGNS.
james 9. Howe, His AssistnnL Appetite,
A. Ms Successor.

Z&%HE E 4HE
james 9. Howe, His AsslstMnt. Appointed
A. Hia Successor.
CotuMnus. d. Jan. iA--Ihc follow
Ing was given ont from the ad%jutant
generals office Friday morning.
"The governor has accepted the res.
ignation Of AdjtrGcn. Pococls. ID take
effect March i. ls0a. The general In
forms the governor IN his resignation
that he does this % THAT he can 90 into
business al ahat time. Assistas Adjt-
Gen, james c Howe. OF Hardin county.
has been appointed adjntaut general.
and Col. William T. Curry, Of Union
county. now chief clerk Ia the adjutant
generals office. has been appointed a.
aistant adjutant general. Roth appoint
menis arc % date from March I. 1908.
and are for tho term ending the second
Monday III January, 1894
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TOUCHING TRiBuTE
70 hi ate senator McKeHna-- Ho1ore
Alike by thurch AID state.

70 the Late senator McKeHna-- HO1ored
Alike by shurch aid state.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE senate Of
the United States, the house of repre-.
sentatives, the president and members
Of tho cabinet, the clief-jnstice and
justices Of the supreme court, the
diplomatic corps, a committee OF the
two houses OF the West Virginia
legislature and as many Bof the public
as could find accommodations In the
galleries attended the funeral services
over the remains Of Senator John Ed.
ward Kenna in the senat chamber
Thursday. Speaker Crisp occupied Q
seat by the side Of Vice-President Nor
ton. The different bodies were defer.
entially announced as they came in by
neutrality-suspicious. Read, Of tho
senate.
After Mrs. Kcnna and her children
had taken leave Of the dead, the body
wa carried into the senate wipg OF tho
capitol, where it laid in state in tho
marble room under a guard Of the CAPT
tol police. Mrs Kenna took leave os
the remains alone. Her grief was tct
deep to be shared by any one, and hea
agony too great to be witnessed ever
by friends u
At 1915 p. m q procession eof robee
priests, preceded by acolytes bearing /
censor and tall wax candles. lighted
marched down the aisle, followed by /
squad Of capitol police in full uniform
escorting and carrying the casket
which was covered with palms ant
flowers
The priests, with Bishop Keane. o
Nthe Catholic university, in his purple
robes, ranged themselves about tn.
coffin.
Father Donahue opened the religion
! services BY walking around the eofiT
and asperging 1t with holy water. II.
was attended by an acolyte waving tn,
censor, the fumes of which pervadct
the chamber. He read the funeral ser
vices Of the Catholic church, first Ii
Latin and then in English.
bishop Keane preached the funera
sermon
After the ceremonies the funeral Pre-
cession wendell its way to the Balti
more and Potomac station. The trail
bearing the remains and the funera
party will arrive at Charleston. w. Va
Friday morning by the g and Q. rail
road
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tue we.ts IL u rssa f " 80.
az snea

the we.ts IL IL rs*a ~ w s~s-
feia4se. yerA as<
caxsvSafowx NJ. Ian Is ra~ ar
men es5asets asi 10 afr frasF ten -
murder ~ t1f J. tL Hill raserd : rsst-
less plsttin their ellis tlutstAe spessal
officers patroiied Tho tstxn. drcAding
Lhe visit ~ 4 tYnsAtag party.
The, rusns5rs of lynrhing had heeume
% loud tina lie unfarsnnnts snen hrard
them, ami ia vinseqacnu6 mad attic ~.
~elinatlon To aleep. Iase fcsaasal ~ tho
other tonr men Wednesday incoming
through Gov. Browns Intervention
INSIDE them nisrs reflective. and during
the night they thnsabcd their Bihiea
continuously.
Two eolured preachers wcrc With tbs
condemned throughout the night Tho
men came 10 the i~ron4barsca windows
Of their cells ard listened 10 the loud
and prolonged exlacrlatiuns 0f the min
isters They thcn teayrd md sing.
hour after hour. The ~launirrcrs would
fall upon ttieir knrCs and sh0ut and
yell, ia a tnneful way. the disconnected
sentences of some hymn
Excitement here and threugh.snt the
county Il ut tho highest pitch.
aud the dshicalty Of travel over tho
snew-bound roads i regarded xrnFrAt
III, as the main factor In preventing the
tAlked-of lynehing Wednesday night
The oxerwhclming sentiment usr mgh-
out the county was opposed e ! conn
mutation Of any OF the ~sentcncea and
instsas strong as that opposition MAS so
strong Is the feeling against tiov.
Brown. who WAS hanged Ii cniEy In
Millington inst night
That the four men arr ronssdrred ~
hard i lot Of eases a. ever brrathrd
goes without saying. MI one pArtieie
|of sympathy exists fuf Them III Tho
hearts Of any Chestfifan Ills rtSsecf
2bO men went on stnty Thursday. ~reilev-
ing the forty special officers Nho were
stationed around The jail Wednesday
night The sheriff. Mr.. piamsncr, says
he does not anticipate trouble, never
theless he deems IL advisable 10 keep up
the bolGeSt possible front
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I.tlte ist0necr tnueht9

cnfcA0o, Jan. I4-Thc recent bulge
Of six and ope-half ccnts III wheat Il
said to have caught Edwin Partridge
the bear operator. moro than y. 600, 00f
bushels short 81 the narket. lie was
called on Wednesday Tor si0g,O 900. nnd
Thursday he pnt another 4 90, 90 up il
margins. When whent opened above
So Thursday morning Partridge's bro
kers dumped ncnriy 100. 90 bnshei.
into the crowd. Many Of the leading
traders think Mr.. Partridge Is in d seri-
Gus position.
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DuLuTII, MINI. Jar, 1.-THE 81
Louis hotel iii this NY Il burning. Ths
fire spread wilh An 1T rapidly. and #
d very short time the cntirS building
was completely ilIed with smoke,
Many guests vserc removed in thci,
night cIo,ldns hi Na ascssnsc Gus con
dition. It is tpsegists 4 rntnler have
been smothsred III tEcr rooms This
Thermometer = con- ds rai,iv below zero,
and tie frennen are working tosn grcai
disadvantage.
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esNa#
OF the eight men originally cendtnhtd Is
death ono was thirteen years Of hRe, three we're
sixteen and one seventeen. The lofhcf three.
the men who planned and executed tho murder.
were respectively tNentysf6uf. twenty.sofcn
and twenty-eight years old. There nosa aifont
feeling thatif would bea Rriegons error 10 hing
with them the four boys who we're drawn Ih11
their murderous dreiens.
On Christmas eve. 1921. . Negro named
Thomas Campbell was killed IN 3 saloon Il
Mulington. Two white meu were cndffod Win
the murder, It was shown mat Cainpt6|i had
been struck BY . botile. and that ihtr6 he'd
been d fight. A post norton examination was
held and The principal physician WIS Dr. Jn1s6s
n. Hill H. signed : ceriIficete that Tho neck
was not broken. as held ~ Cnmpbeifs IfiSnd1.
but that death had resulted from heart disease
the ccrtihcate,Which acquitted The White men
greatly incenBed the Negroes a4ainaf 81,
Hill Dr. Hill was the most popular man 81 The
town. He was happily married; his prgfcaslon.
ddenee % all On tho evening o. April q iasf 4
meeting was held IN 1lnlL6gton for ne organize
fion o. q Cleveland club. ID. Hin went 70 the
meeting Ho was unanimously chosen 81, ~
dent Of The association Il VAS 10 o'ciock before
the meetingn adjourned he then went back homo
and ordered his dog cart. when ID Wa ready
he babe his wife good-by and starred %
make Q professional visit 1V6 mII6f AWAY.
Mrs. Hill waited nnxions,y for. iii return
WhenA o'clock arrived hrr anxiety WINS rs
hGxeu py ufAtAu4 tu1 SOUNDS OF wheels In the
yard. She walled for him 70 put The horse ~
the stable and come 10 The house Is re usually
ala. But when she KEEP. on waiting ana he ana
not appear she begun 10 grow uneasy ana
dressed herself and went into tho yarf me
sight which mot her gaze IN
the early morning HIGHT nearly W.
set her reason. The horse was stan Ting In the
gate and in the cart WAS The inscnsIblc 0odt Of
Dr, Hin, bruised and nleedIn with The hsad
wedged under The shaft a groan escaped him
as she approached and she Was only allie to
scream and arouse the n~eizhbors. WHO camo is
soon rs they could and carried The doctor into
the house. He never re6ainod consciousness
and that Afternoon died
The news ofthe murder spread ike wiidknfs
and people left fise,F work 10 Join in fhe pursuit.
OF the murdcrcrs. The ofluo mAs otithir
traced ~ . party 81 Negroes afd lonr we're 81.
rested A. once plans wore made toiynSh xh4ni.
but the omcers smuGgled Them IN to Baltimore
Finally one 81 The NEGROES confessed Alto.
gether nffeen Negroes were arrested Perry
bradshaw saved his neck by turning states ~.
ideneel The men. he said. uere Returning from
town and were still enra3ct-eEzhe casd<oI
Campbell. The thrGefmeu ana no look ne lead.
ing part in The proianc on ahe 6r1.r
and the boys made up ne crowd
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Murderer.a New rrlnl.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. l4-The SUI.
preme court Friday reversed the de-
cision Of the circuit court Of DcKalb
county In the case Of BUD johnson,
who was sentenced to hang for the hor-
riblc murder Of susan BuIlock IN is02.
The body of the victim was found ii
q ditch with tho throat cut johnson
was convicted on circumstaniial EVIL
dnnne.
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LINCOLN. Ill. Jan. la-Jacob NJ.
Morris. postmaster here. has been de-
posed by Inspector LnughIin. The lat
ter's investigation shows Mr.. Morris 70
be behind In his cash to the extent 81
81, 400. which is considerably over the
sum the postmaster claimed he was
robbed Of on Sunday night. MIR. Nor
ris Is very M. He says IL Is Innocent
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60 cnLI. ~ Inalll,n.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. A-The
house passed Thursday and ordered sent
10 the senate q joint resolution, asking
the Indiana senators and representa-
tives In congress 70 use their influence
and cast their votes to secure the cstab-
lishment Of the Office OF secretary OF
labor Is . regular cabinet position.
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ah. nend.Lork nrakrn.

LINCOLN. Neh.. Jan 14.-The dead
lock in the Legislature was broken Fri
day morning, and the two houses met
ID Joint session and canvassed votes.
Gov. Boyd's farewell message was read
Friday afternoon and Gov. Cronnse,
duly Installed. delivered his inaugural
address.
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NICE. Jan. ~ Tsfe employees of the
Monte Carlo casino tried tisteal $50, 900
francs while the III MY WA being car
ricd % tlac .en In
cIm1iinv seven traap3r sEs wers arrested.
III Is reporsest tAlt Y small dynamite
cartridge WIS + mn III the ps,clct Of q
wntehman who was saNkad MP.
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EvANsvILLE, Ind, Jan. H.-Fred
KEEPER, aged rs. and wife. live alone.
The wife was injurud in . fall . week
ago, and Is helpless Wednesday night
KEEPER was attacked with Z spell Of
asthma. and fell out Of his bed. Ills
wife was unable to get up. and he froze
to death during the night.
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OTTAWA. Ont, Jan. 1.-THE cold
" ather in this section Is uhabated In
Intensity. At Mattawah Thursday
morning the thermometer registered
30 degrees below zero; at Pembroke,
10 degrees below; at Ironside. 81 de-
frees below; at Maniwaki, 81 degrees;
Kazubagua, IS degrees below. and at
North Wakefield, 81 degrees below.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. II "A spinning
mill al 0zaka. Japan. was burned De-
.ember %. with a loss of is5 lives Most
II the victims were young girls Two
hundred and seventy houses In the
vicinity Of the mill caught Are from
sparks and were destroyed
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RoME, Jan. 14-The pope has APP
pointed Rev. r. q. Rocker. Of Albany.
N. ", secretary TO the mission Of Mgr.
Eatolli. The papal delegate 10 the United
StateS Father Rocker Is vicc-rector
II the American college at Rome.
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KANSAS Cry. No. Jan 1A.-Reports
from all over Kansas are 10 the effect
that the worst blizzard Of this stormy
winter Is now raging Snow Is drift
ing and all trains are late. The tter.
mometer at midnight was 20 degree be-
sorees below zero here.
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war Proolnimsd On white caps-

JACKSON. Miss, Jan. 14-Gov. Stone
has issued ! manifesto declaring tho
counties. Of Amite, Pike, Franklin and
Lincoln in . state Of ontlawry, and
calling on all officers b assist him In
bringing to justice the perpetrators Of
the numerous white cap outrages In
southwest Mississippi The governor
offers q reward of 800 for the arrest
and conviction Of each white cap.
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BOONE. Ia. Jan. f4-Between 4 and
o'clock Friday morning a srow pillow q
the Chicago a Northwestern ran int
the rear Of q passenger train that wa
stnck in the snow near Story City o
the DesMoines and Webster City branch
Areport reached here that twenty pee
pie were injured. Aspecial with ply
sicians left Immediately for the seen
Of the accident -
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CHArrAN 0GA. Tenn, Jim. H.
Frank Gus iunatn cnr NJ The most promi-
nept YOU'VE men N Me eiiy and =
brother-En-saw 81 senator fwrkins. Of
Kansas. wins sr sesied and sent 70 jail
by the postal authcriiss foF robbing
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srRrxeFiKiD. Ill. Jan. i~A-Sunday
opening 81 the Worlds fair won ! sig-
nal victory ia the Illinois legislature
Thursday. The matter came M on
i resolution offered by Representative
bryan. Of Dnpage county, declaring In
tavor Of opening the fair on Sunday.
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MILAN, Trnn.. Jan. I6-Wadlefgh's
old mill at Atgsins bnrnsi gtgmas used
rs 1 lodging hsasr. J, I En1iis 81 jumped
from NJ sceans tory window and broke
his neck. Tom Ashton was ~snfocatcd
while trying Is esetoe i tn elevator.
Twenty other ioagcrs barely escaped
with their lives.
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TOPEKA, Kaa. Jan I4-The governor
has recognized the populist ofganiza-
ton Of the house and ignored the re.
publican-democratic organizations The
senate adjourned without recognizing
either.
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INDIANxhoLis. Ind. Jan 1.-THE
democratic caucns held 10 nominate =
candidate for u. s. senator was an en-
tirely one-sided affair. Senator Tur-
Die being re~nominated without =
.truVgle.
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NASHVILLE Tenn, Jan f4-For the
first tiue in fifteen years the cumber-
land river is frozen solid from ifs source
Is this city. it is covered with Ice eight
inches thick. The mercury dropped 70
zero, the coolest weather n twenty
Eeark
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Number Of German migrants In 1924,
BERLIN, Jan. 14.-The e~migrants who
left German ports for the United States
IN 1894 numbered los, $40.
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FOUR HANGED.
The Four Colored Mufdersrs
Swung Oh.
Yet the People Of Chestsrtown. IA,
Are Not Satisfied.



break, and the Execution Roseed %
Quletiy--pr. Hnfs Death Avenged
-
CnKeTKpTowN. Md, Jan. lA-con-
trary to what was generally expected
by everyone. Chcstertown. outside o.
the Jail precincts. passed . quiet and
~nneventfnl night The streets Of The
little city were almost entirely deserted
except BY the posse summoned . couple
81 days 4 BY sheriff rlnmm6r. These
guards, Ia twos and threea. armed with
guns, rifles and pistols. ranging from
tiint- lock used ia the revelation % che
modern k~eifAactinw revolver. patrollcd
the streets nearly al night long and
until the execution took place.
AthaH past ! o'clock Friday morning
Samuel j Hu and Waller s Hill. thu
father ard brother Of DR. fiiii. The muir
dsred man. were admitted TO the Jail.
Tho elder Mr.. Hill Expressed = wish "a
talk alone with tho condemned prison,
eiS with the view Of forcing . confc1
sion from them. Tho colored mlniAtcri
md other visitors were requested -
leave the ccll.room and the two gentle
nscn entered the Don and were locked
up with tho prisoners and Waterman.
All of the prisoners we're asleep except
.iag brooks. who WA praying ~ferventIy.
The gentlemen walked directly 70 hi
cell.
'ilrookh. do you know me9r asked
the old gentleman. n Rm DR.. Hilfi
father. Your time Is growing short and
you will meet my son before the
bar 81 God. ! want yon 70 tell me The
truth-why did yon kill him2"
brooks began his oft-repeeted tale.
protesting his Innocence. ne called on
God To strike him deadif he wno moi
telling the truth. iIe said be had
nothing 10 do with The murder and had
only zen DR.. Hill foF i few minutes 81
Wilmington On that fatal Saturday
night.
Then who ala XIII my boy9e asked
Mr.. Hill.
Brooks then commenced u rambling
tale about slliip Darhi, who he ~
serted was the man he thought had
committed the crime. Dnrhi Is . whitd
man. q peach farmer.
The Messrs. Hill went 10 the cells o.
Williams, Hfown and comegya Ii he
order named, but with ~ equally nm
satisfactory rcanlt&
Rev. a. A. Murray passed the night
III jail and at z o'clock began chanting
hymns Of 4 character calculated 10 4
cite the condemned 70 religious lronxy.
Finally MI joined n praying. the
preacher walking MP and down IL front
Of tho cells throwing his arms about IN
an excited manner and singing Come
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BURIAL OF MR. DUNN.
All Ocala Turns Out to Pay Tribute
to the Deceased.

ALI Ooala Turns Out to Pay q Tribute
to the Deceased.
OoALA. FLA, Feb. 13.--All that was NOR
tai Of John It. Dunn was laid to rest this
afternoon, nearly everybody in the city at
tending his obsequies. The only demonstra-
tion approaching 1t was at the burial OF DR..
Thomas r. Gary, over year ago. IL
was a spontaneous outpouring Of a peo-
pie who had learned TO Glove John r.
Dunn for the wonderful qualities of his
head and heart, his love for his fellow men,
and the 5000 mourners at his bier to-day
was the overflow Of touched, sympathiz>
ing, mourning. grieving, weeping hearts.
Such tribute as was paid the memory Of
John f. Dunn to-day by hls late friends
and associates, is seldom accorded mortals.
The services we're held at the Methodist
church, owing to It's greater capacity. Long
before the hour set, o'clock, the building
was filled to overlooking and several thou
sand persons waited patiently two hours
outside to see his coffin brought out
Rev. DR.. McCorkle, assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Curry Of Gainesville,
officiated and spoke most feslipgly and
touchingly of the virtues of the deceased.
Rev. j. M. Pike offered tine closing prayer
Those present we're then given an oppor-
tunity to view the face Of Mr.. Dunn as he
lay in his coffin, and every person In the
house accepted the invitation. Many shed
tears as they took the last look. The Ma
Sons then took charge of the body and In
TERED 1t. Hon. II. w. Long reading the
services. The procession was a mile long
The mayor and council attended in body,
holding q special meeting for that purpose.
The Ocaa Rifles, Of which
Mr.. Dunn was an honorary member,
acted as an escort Many lovely
floral tributes were laid on the coffin. It
has been a sad day for Ocala, everybody
talking and feeling as though it was per-
sonal loss. Every business house was
closed from 2 TO O'Clock, and number OF
buildings were draped.
The carriage containing Mrs. Gary and
Mrs. Munden, in Mr.. Dunn's funeral pro-
cession, came near meeting with an acci-
dent as 1t came up to the Florida Central
and Penninsular railroad crossing. where
steam from the engine caused the
horses to become unmanageable. They
broke of the tongue, and would have run
away with the occupants of the carriage ex-
cept that timely interference prevented.