The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-04


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phat- f"ch' II" Ii VII ~ hah"-
D-'1a me clustered Si'd "u account oi
Ms 7ichhes-' H. o. course COULD n"t
h-eP Up "''h me 80 lot winch he
~ "fdefeu 10 IAhe Ms pants o""u
ai' a. I-Id 'l t~o ii-S-''s-- Will TIE
7Lap "aH appii-u 'E H'a" Weighing
s"ou' NO huhdfed I'tC..d-. b-ihs
pi' 'a"H Z" ""rh atd -iii' H"t being
Aoie 20 Keep Up 81 ~ae again ordered
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-" "in men euI>vd "!"' i-'iHs
Hl'ii 10 gel "uI"I hI- >-sH'' lie "Iuu
~ai'' 80 ''''n q A'A' Iuv "e eA'"!
Tie HeNI'- Di Ni>rd hi> \ uuiI IL
Ms o'ach ana biur' aId NY lnhprent
'"y = - 4A'd III III coIHh Win Tie
li' PRINT % 'he strap ana tne negroes
Hh2ei7 upon blih a. pam a. IL was
the HFaI tune "a" then' Alter
'eatlng Lim into almost lnsensloility,
ne IAy theie lor tour days, part OF the
''He fictitious WITHOUT any attention
u even water 10 uIIhh, except a.
'h"7e TWO ooys would brlng q bottle
Iu'i "Heh coming Irom "orK' Whlch
IL '''u ineine drank every crop De-
ioie tahlhg II nom DIS Ilps. Nhen ar.
|aiii>oh ga" MS cohdltlon ne had
hin reInoNso iIom the stockade 10
caolh III NE yaTu Oh SATURDAY ana
TIE ooctor' upon e2amenlng him sald
that De had typhold lever. Mr.. CALI
-on Photographed Tor bis iather on sun
Day "hlch was not received until
Mohday al ~ O'CLOCK. lhe telegram
stated thatsou Toy was sick with
'yphold ieVeI ana the doctor reported
the chances against him. We left on
the first train, which was within One
hour alter receiving the telegram,
feachlug there tuesday, the 9th Of
November 1901. II was pitiful
slght that met our view a. We enter
Cd that Mite caoln door. There lay
our poor boy, who had always been
strong and healthy, HAT On his back
and not even ahle 10 raise his head,
Win MS back cut with strap his
hands solid bllster7, and the flesh
worked TO pulp or jelly 80 he could
not even shake hands with u. There
Ne lay' helpless d. al infant, with
only negro boy prisoner to attend
MIN anu give the medicine. Mr.
Calilson had provided him with a
bottle OF tMustang iiniment for his
bruises. Although We were rejoiced
70 hnd HIM Able to recognize us, ami
10 see hlS lace hght up with happi.
ness d. we 6uNahceu [" greet nm,
yet Oh the other hand, his utter help
'e77 UNION hiied our hearts with
sne''
Inc next AFTERNOON after our ar
IiEa'' 'He inAusgeT' MI Cai!isou ;,
WIZ 'ei' ioi 'a'lr7NiiI- upon receiv-
Ing Jul 'elTeIaih tia' We were on the
way arrived meeting Ia Tor tlle hrst
'iiiIe III the niue caolh where our
i'''i ooy iay' Dufihg the couVersa-
'''ii nici I"iio"ed lie showed Us n
i'''ei 'I"'ii III Dei as the attending
pug AZ ""ich III stated mat
Jul 10y Si"Uiu nave oeeh sent 10
h"9p''di Ib9Iedu oi prison. Mr. Cal
iis'h ated 'hat he Went before the
ooaru "i prison c"mnissloners with
'"'7 reuter- aru hau our 10y released
'tC'" l,ii''i'' "Hi'I was u"he presum'
H"iS' ~! tue purpose OF having the
iii''neS ie'uhueu "hlch ne PAID for
my eou i""of, ahd 10 oe REIN burHed
'oI 'he uocIof OILS, medlcines, etc.
MI 'aiilson spoke very freely with
Isafu |" hle influence 10 Alachua
county, seemingly to convey the im-
preston mat suit against him
would he OF 10 avail and spoke re-
peatedly OF his connections and pulp
with the county officials. In speak
ing oil leasing the prisoners for an-