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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-11-28
APPLICATION FOR INJUNCTION.
Litigation Between Western Union
and Pennsylvania Road.

Pittsburg. Nov. 27-The application
OF the Western Union Telegraph com
pany for an injunction TO restrain the
Pennsylvania railroad from compelling
the plaintiff company to remove It's
poles and wires from the right of way
OF the Pennsy lvania Railroad company,
BY reason Of the alleged expiration Ct
contract between the companies,
came up for argument in the United
States circuit court before Judge Bur
fnCtOn. to-day. An additional BIZ. &C
oompanied by a petition. was filed 10
day. The bill reCiteS that the tele-
graph lines Of the plaintiff company
comprise over $4,000 miles Of poles
and cables. and over 100000 miles IF
vine; that il has ove. $4,000 offices
and transmits 65QQ0.Ooj messages an
nually. exclusive Of railroad business,
Office business OF the company. and Of
parties having private wires.
The plaintiff company denies the
right Of the defendant to compel the
removal of the poles and wires OF the
plaintiff, and alleges that the purpose
Of the attempt to GUST the Western
Union Telegraph company from the
lines Of the Pennsylvania railroad sys-
TEN Is TO give the Postal company all
the rights and privileges now enjoyed
by the plaintiff company. IL is clain-
ed that there is ample room for the
lines Of both companies on the right
OF way Of the defendant company, and
that the object Of the defendant com
pany is to destroy the business Of the
plaintiff company for the benefit Of
the Postal Telegraph and Cable com
rany. which it alleges. is contrary 70
the laws of the United States and
PENNSYLVANIA
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Stockings.

Ia" Rrv. Jame~ Hume, Ph. ID.
ls'. CASTOR ~ the Ru-'lwirk Reformed.
pg'eh ci.urch. ha- l"-' ni- job. He
T.r,arb.d "a s.rmaf ga -io,.kinr.. and
Co.,. Washington Posi IA reports the
rr.u nd he result:
lu- ,nd - k,.IinE hts mind firmly
nKri upau 70" -ki,-. h- has permit
!. 60 if 20 'ool WIN ~Jo-Kings. iIe has
g"t- further; De- hs~ msd, study Of
thst ARTICLE of underwear until he
fs,a. aule o. sI-sk with authority on
lie relative wickednes- # plain and
oI-an~ork hosiery. He ha- brooded
~ pondersd and adumbrated to that
sAt-ut that he graduates sin toy a
s'idiuU sale &C color and embroidery.
~ didu't reach the point Of ordering
ths fsmsle member - his flock TO re-
turn o. the thick, unheautiful integ-
umeut- that mother used 10 knit He
didu't have time. The storm broke
~hsu be- proclaimed a close connec-
-.iuu hriWe-n socks and immortality
aud associated polka dots with perdi-
tiou The next thing that happened
to the Rev. Hume Was the great, swift,
irresistible American bounce"
R-utner Hume Will no Doubt rs-
m-mher hereafter tnat the stocking
i- dangerous thing Co meddle with.
Ne have never understood why
Distinguished former representative
of our county, ~ well A. abroad Of our
nation. 49, defeated tins fall in his
-scs Ter the legislature, until We read
ths tai. Of Doctor Hume and remem-
l.,r-d thai cur talented friend has
t,-su making some comments adverse
tn 5he .NhItition Of stockings along n
l..sdiug highway in Ocala. Candi
date. s~ W-ll 4s preachers, will take
warming by these two good mems eX
E-rieuce.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. GORE.
Attended by Large beautiful
Floral Offerings.

Floral Offerings.
Paris. Nov. 27-The funeral of Mrs
Gore took place ar the American
church At ? o'clock this afternoon and
was attended by large crowd. mainly
Americans.
The front of the church was pack.
81 by an assenblage Of people at
tracted by curiosity, including many
students. The body was In a plain
oak casket covered by a black pail.
having on II the initial &c" Il was
taken TO the church in an open hearse
which was followed by three car
r:ages. Mr. Paquet. representing Mr.
Gowdy. occupied the first carriage
The others ere empty. None of the
relatives OF the deceased were pres.
ont and there were no mourners. Five
beautiful floral offerings. one Of them
from Mr.. Gowdy. were placed around
the C2sket
The service was conducted by Rev.
Or. Thurber. There was no music
and the pastor avoided direct mention
Of the tragedy, the only reference to
it being that the deceased was alone
n a strange land The Casket was
borne to Bagneux cemetery. where II
was buried after a simple service a,
the graveside.
De Rydzewski. in whose apartments
Mrs. Gore died. was not present al
the funeral owing TO the advice of MS
lawyer who feared a demonstration.
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ADMISSION REFUSED HIN.
Angelo GaIIini. an Italian. Not Allowed
to Land in Cuba.


New YG.k. Nov. 27.-EnfOrclrg
ther new Immigration laws. which are
mOaelcd on those OF this country. the
Cuban authorities have refused TO ad-
nit Angelo Gallini. an Italian. who
!ourneyed from this city 20 Havana.
where he had secured q position "a
head wa.tep in a prominent hotel
They exclude him on the ground that
his admission would b. a violation or
the Cuban contract labor law. and ac-
oOrdinSiy be was sent back on tbs
same steamer which had Just arrived
here
Immigration officials at this port
have detained Gallini on the ground
that he has only taken out the first
papers for naturalization. and n is
possible that he may be added 70 the
pair Of human shuttlecOclls now riding
free on lines between here and Ha-
vana because they are refused admis-
sion 10 either Cuba or the United
States
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TAXES REDUCED s1oo.ooo.ooo.
Report cf COMMISSIONS Of Internal
Revenue Yerkes Reviewed.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27-John W.
Yerkes. the commissioner OF internal
revenue. in the report for the fiscal
year ended June So. 1902. says that
the internal revenue taxes have been
reduced 100000 900 D. the repeal u
t1e war revenue tariff. lie estimates
Tie total receipts from internal revc
nue. for the current fiscal year viii
be 1929. 600. 900.
Under the act OF March =. 1901.
says the report. provision was made
for the payment Of q drawback OF 70
bate on al original and unbroken fac
tory packages Of smoking and manu-
faCrured tobacco and snuff and cigars
held by manufacturers or dealers d
July I 1901. and which rebate should
represent the difference between the
sum Al which these COOS had been
taxed and the rate OF tax fixed BY
said act TO be effective July l. 1901
Under this law 1854 claims have
been paid in rebates. being S3Ios.5ll
The report shows that during the
year revenue agents seized and H.
stroyed 1904 Illicit stills and arrested
l06 persons for violations Of the rev
emile laws. During that time one
agent was killed IN a raid. and two
We're wounded. One hundred and six
teen dtstiler!es We're reported for
seizure during the wear. 6S.ll7 gal
Ions Of spirits were reported for seis-
ure. the total value Of the property
involved being sl5S SCI
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d.. I.sut-sI..- sud Ns~hN.lir ia.i-
esd esmpau, has -u-i th- Internal
f..trss.m-ut fand 20 uhe sta'c "i
t....... f.r tbs recovery 90 ".,r t~.o
,..Iis arr.- of land, with a total
..t....g .f about - e'l.ouo. The
= i,.uy .l.-gr- tast t'i- land WAS
-,,.r.-an .Bduc-msut O." hUiid lie
.u. fram River Junction r" f'''-ic"'a'
"a .t..t .h- company = justly tnit-
r.fr. doe property. The stale rr-
g.. fo deed over the property
ID. -..,u. az the :. court hiss
ff,. -. der sdvi-rmrnt.
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LOSS BY FIRE is $4,000.
Opera House and Six Stores Destroyed
at Greensboro. Ala.


Greensboro. Ala. Nov. 27.-Fire
broke out in the opera house here
Monday night shortly after Il o'clock
and before il could be extinguised the
opera house and six stores were de-
stTOyed
The Selma fire department was tel
egraphed for. as It was thought that
the fire had gotten beyond control.
and would destroy the town. but Just
after an engine and truck had been
loaded on a train. word came that the
fire was under control
The blaze originated behind the
stage Of the opera house. where Z
lecture was being delivered. and
spread rapidly to the adjoining stores.
The contents of all the stores were
completely destroyed. and it Is now
thought that the loss viii reach IN the
neighborhoOd OF $4,000. which Is
only partially covered by insurance.
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los Angeles. Nov. 27.-Eastern heirs
claim the ownership and intend to sue
for the possession Of city property
valued at several million dollars. and
hundreds Of titles are recorded. Miss
Mary J. Bell. niece, and one of the
dozen heirs Of John Bell. a wealthy
landowner. who lived here in 1871.
has arrived from Pennsylvania. ana
retained a law firm to prosecute tbs
case for the heirs. The allegation IS
made that the realty claimed was not
apportioned to the heirs in the admin
isJratiOn of the estate.
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LARGEST Power House In World

New York. Nov. 27.-SOundings are
being taken in the Hunters Point sec.
ton Of Long Island for what is OK.
pected to be the largest electrical
power house in the world The build
ing is to be erected by the PennsyL
vania Railroad company. and II Is re.
ported 20 be the intention 20 develop
motive power 70 operate the entire
ny cOntemplates running under Man.
haitian in addition 10 several of the
shorter branches on the Long Island
railroad
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Decision Favorable TO Chill.

London. Nov. 27.-A. Bertrand. =
Gillian expert, who testified before
the British boundary commission 20
day informs a reporter Of the AssO
ciated Press, that he regards the -
cisiOn generally as rather favorabls
10 Chill. More than half the disputed
territory. although not the most va
liable portion. IS awarded 20 Chill n
do not believe" he added. that We
could have obtained 80 much from Az
gentine by direct agreement"
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HITCH OCCURS IN PLANS.
Coal Barons Refuse TO Treat Indirect
Nv With Miners.

New York. Nov. GA serious
hitch occurred today in the plans
for settlement OF the coal contro-
versy by the conference between The
coal operators and the miners union.
and It is now almost certain that the
final adjustment of the points at Is
sue will be referred axain to the coal
strike commission.
At a meeting between the presidents
Of the coal roads ard a large number
of independent operators a strong
protest was entered by the latter
against treating indirectly with the
miners An invitation 70 meet Mr..
Mitchell at Scranton on Friday was
declined peremptorily. and II was
agreed unanimously that in the judg.
ment of the operators Il was best 20
go on with the hearing before the
commission
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To Remove Rebel Arms.

Panama. Nov. Ex-Governor Sala.
gar as soon as the cruiser BOgota re
turns here from the port of Pedregai,
where the revolutionary feet Is al an.
Choir. VIII leave for the interior de-
parvmeuts 10 remove the arms OF the
revOlutionists. and also 20 appoint
government authorities 20 reorganize
the administration OF the departments
on the first Of January the schools
VII De reopened
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BURGLARS KILL POSTMASTER
'. ere Caught In Attempt to Dynamite
Bank Safe,

Bank Safe.
Warren, Mich. Nov. 27.-Clnt ;,
Osborne. assistant postmaster, and
proprietor Of the general store in this
village. was shot early today BY one
OF a gang Of robbers that entered the
warren bank and blew open the safe.
The explosion aroused Osborne who
JelephCEed 10 one OF his neishbOrs
hat h thoUSht robbers We're at work
n ether the bank or postofTlCe.
All the telephones in the village
were connected al night, and it is
thought that the cracksmen heard The
bell in the bank ring, and listened 10
the conversation. Osborne then start
ed down the street and had gone but
a short distance when one of the ROB-
hers. acting as an outside guard, shot
him in the face with a charge Of buck
shot. killing him instantly. Without
securing anything from the safe. the
burglars fed.
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NEGRO Paws Death Penalty.

Lincolnton. y. c., Nov. 27.-Calvin
Elliott. negro. was hanged here
yesterday for assaulting Mrs. Caleb
Brown. near here about two months
ago. When the crime was committed
several unsuccessful attempts were
made 70 lynch the negro. but after 4
promise of a speedy trial the citizens
submitted 10 the law taking its course a.
A special session Of court was called
and the negro found guilty as charged.
The death sentence was pronounced
which eliminated in his execution
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Work Resumed In Havana

Havana, Nov 27.-There was gen.
eral resumption o. work today EXCEPT
in the case Of the cigarmakers. who
still have a few minor points under
discussion. GualbeTto Gomez. a ne
gro. is mentioned as the successor -
Diego TamayO, the secretary Of the
government. who recently resigned
GualbertO Gomez. with General Go
mez. took a prominent part in the sd.
Element bf the strike His speech %
the strikers is said TO have prevented
further violence
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-11-28
MancIed Bv Encine Wheels.

Spartanburg. s. c., Nov 81
Il appears that an evil fate overhung
the fast mail No. 81. which was wreck.
ed here. One of the survivors of this
wreck. Ike Mcdowell. was killed few
the wheels Of an engine Mcdowell
got on train No go. the local which
leaves for Atlanta. al 1910 a m News
reached here that Mcdowell waSrun
over and killed about Easley, s. c..
o few , w. ter having this city.
- 2 y GsseeSssH.-z.
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Apoplexy Strikes Famous Artist

New York. Nov. 27.-Herr Franr
Won Lenbach. the famous German his
torical and portrait painter. has sut
fered a stroke Of apoplexy. according
10 private dispatches received IN thn
city from Mrnich. Owing 10 the age
of the artist-he is e6-further news
regarding his condition Is awaited in
art circles here with much apprehen-
sion. and numerous cablegrams OF In
quiry have t-een sent
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oexe Much 20 Charity.

Chicago. Nov. 27.-Mrs. Sylvan Do
ton a wealthy club woman. has died
~ heart eailure Ia the rooms of the
Co,uulbia woman's Relief corps In the
Masonic T>smpie. she spent large
sru,s IN charity In q private way. Her
husband. Charles Doton. a retired bus
,na-ss man. died 4 years ago.
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Dlllon's Condition improved.

Chicago. Nov. 27.-John Dillon. the
Irish leader in parliament, who was
removed from his hotel to the Mer.
cy hospital yesterday with indications
of pneumonia. is reported today in
a much improved condition. with TEN.
perature nearly normal. His phys;
clans now believe him to be out OF
danger.
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Essen. Prussia. Nov 27,-The re-
mains * Herr Krupp Were buried to
day. The obseQuies Were impressive,
Emperor William following the hearse
on fous from the old home OF the
grandfather 70 the. descendent to the
cemetery. Practically the entire pop,
ulatiOn II Dssen attended the funeral
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New York. Nov. 27.-The minister
Of war has drawn attention. says a
Times dispatch from Paris. by way Of
London. TO the unsanitary condition
of the army. saying that since 1870
Germany had only lost 1900 soldiers
from disease, while France had lost
10000 from the same cause. Consump.
ton and typhoid are the principal fac.
cors Ia the death list.
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BONDS DECLARED LEGAL.

Decision Rendered in Alabama SanL
tary Sewer Case.
Birmingham. Ala. Nov. 27.-Chan-
color J c. Carmichael has rendered
a decree dismissing the suit of Made
line Kenne against the Jefferson
county sanitary commission. which
was filed several days ago.
The suit was brought for the pur-
pose Of testing the constitutionality
Of the issue OF bonds for the con
struction OF the trunk sanitary sewer
in this county. While there has been
little doubt but what the bonds We're
valid. il was thought best TO make
test case.
The case WIFI be carried TO the So.
preme court Immediately.
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TURKISH ARMS STRENGTHENED.
Rearmament of Artillery Will Entail
Outlay Of S3,9OO,oCO.

Rearmament of Artillery Will Entail
Outlay Of S3,90o,oC0
CoHstantinoDle, Nov. 27.-Sixteen
batteries OF quick-iring field guns.
numbering 90 guns in all. have been
ordered from the Krupp wOIks as the
commencement OF the rearmament Of
the Turkinsh artillery The war min
istry also IS authorized 10 purchase
100000 small calibre Nausers TO com
plete the present establishment With
wagons and ammunition for the ar
tillery, the orders entail an outlay Of
$4,000 600.
The purchases apparently We're &C.
celebrated because Of the recent devoI-
opments in the situation in MaceJO-
MIA and the Balkans. and the impress
sion prevailing In many quarters here
that a serious outbreak. possibly lead
ing 10 widespread complications. may
be expected in the spring.
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o. a.. la. b. & Medicine Lodge
-. -.t-- ou her oWu harm sor-
.srrn I'D i.ur HARD To- the CIV
r..rf fsr ai.trlbution. she sells Tue
.-.,..rnment 49, tu-h-ls year OF .
a,.-r. ~ ...rh memhrr of congress
-, u. t.nsh.l for the seed, re-
...rfI.-- ,.f ne msrkef price.
s.rtsin pfemtuent Poii'lciA"s
~Isrt 80 -trourly bent for the Su"P'
=, ti..u 81 ti,a-.. amendments viii hsruly
|. -tr~urth-n their chances Win '"o
m.---. outside Of Tampa and Jack
sonvtlis.
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JELks INSPEcTS MINES.
Varying Conditions Under Which Con
Victs Work.

NILLS |" OTNs
Montgomery. Ala. Nov. 27.-Govern-
or Jelks and Judge Carmichael. pres
ident OF the convict board. have some
20 the mining district TO make a per
sonal inspection OF the mines which
are bidding for cOnviCJS. and 10 study
the varying conditions under whichc
ne cou11cts would have 10 work.
The net result is felt TO depend as
n1,Fr.h on the conditions as 70 the
thickness OF seam and the like as D
the price. They VIII give several
Savs TO the inspection.
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TOM OCHILTREE DEAD.
Passes Away at Hot Springs, Va,
From Heart Disease.


Hot Springs, Va, Nov. 27.-ColOnel
Thomas Ochiltree. the famous bon
vivant. died at this place yesterday. OF
heart trouble. He had been in a
sinking condition for several days.
He was born in Texas and he hal
been at odd times journalist. cOrfed.
crate colonel, congressman. and al
ways a man of the world and a good
fellow. Stories enough 70 FL a vol.
ume have been told about him. Sto-
ries 10 fill another volume have been
told by him. In recent years Colonel
Ochiltree had spent much time abroad.
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No Attempt at Assassination.

Relgrade. Nov. G.-There is 40
,-,,.b IN the report published by VI
emma newspaper yesterday that four
narsoDs attempted TO assassinate NJ
Eedorovics. the Servian minister OF
,ba interior. while s on his way
r. Skuptshins
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BURGLARS Loot Postofflce.

ColfaX. Ind, Nov. 27.-The posto,
fee al Clarks Hill was entered ea.ly
this morning and the safe dynamited.
About $500 worth of stamps were Ia
ken. There Is no clue 10 the robbers.
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Birmingham, Ala, Nov. PA sud
den break in the furnace Of the VII
Hanson Iron company on Fourteenth
street this morning caused a mass q
molten iron 10 gUsh forth
Thomas J. Edwards. general mana
ger, who was standing near by talk
ing to a group vi men, was burned t.
death, his body being covered with
molten iron and debris. James K. Ne
Annalley, a stove man, was fatally
burned, as was also Allen Now, a
negro foundrymau. Charles Simpson
son Of the secretary Of the company
was severely hurt.
X Is reported that TWO strangers
who were talking 70 General Manager
Edwards at the time Of the break, are
missing. and may be buried under
the debris and molten iron. which has
since hardened.
Edwards was very prominent as al
iron manufacture. He and those in
the group about him fed when the
accident took place. but the molten
metal overlook them.
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SILVER TAKES TUMBLE.
English Market FIocded and Price Of
Metal DECLINING

London. Nov. 27.-T'he continued
decline in the price of silver causes
comment in financial circles. Accord
ing TO the best informed houses 1t is
regarded as being directly due TO
China flooding the market with sill
yer indemnity to the powers.
Prior to the recent disturbances
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MEMPHIS IS Scene
or FAMILY TRAGEDY
Tailor Kills His Wife In Pres
ence OF Daughter.
He CLAIMED SELF DEFENSE

He CLAIMED SELF DEF ENSE.
IL Is Said That the Family Relations
Were Net Pleasant, and That the
Wife Had Recently Instituted Suit
For Divorce.
Memphis. Nov. 27.-A terrible t-ae-
edy occurred here today when sam
Miller. a tailor. aged II years, shot
and killed Cussie Miller his wife, Ia
the presence Of their young daughter.
Miller came to Memphis five years
ago and opened a tailoring establish
nent at IL Main street About d year
ago he went to Kansas City. leaving
his wife and daughter IN Memphis.
II is said that the family relations
were not pleasant, and Mrs. Miller
Recently instituted suit Tor divorce.
The police department yesterday
received q telegram from the chief CT
police OF Kansas City, saying that
Miller had left for Memphis. and be
fore his departure he had publicly
stated that he intended to Kill his
wife upon arrival there. Two deteCc-
ives We're sent to the depot last night
but Miller. it is claimed. shaved off
his beard. and thus eIuded the officers.
This morning Miller entered the
tailoring store and. according 10 the
daughter. without warning. shot Mrs.
Miller, when arrested stated that his
wife tried to kill him with a revolver,
and he fred In self defense.
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GUSH OF HOT METAL
TAKES EEn'S LIVES
Fatality at Williamson Fur
mace, Birmingham, Ala.
MOLTEN IRON COVERED BODIES

Sudden Break In Furnace Caused Dis
aster-General Manager Edwards
oVertaken by Flow % Metal anG
Burned to Death.