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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15
ROBBERY CHARGED TO CLERK.
Stories Of Hold,up On Railroad No,
Believed by Authorities.

Montgomery, Ala. Feb, ll,ThC ar
rest Friday of Eugene Hester. postal
clerk who was reported robbed on an
Atlantic Coast Line train on the night
OF Jan, ls last is the development OF
a suspicion that has existed from the
time OF the supposed holdup that he
did the work. The members OF the
local police force ana the postoGoe
ofielals have thought that there were
circumstances connected with the sup
posed robbery that were not as clear
as they might have been and there
has been very little activity in the way
Of searching ont the mysterious bandit
with black handkerchief over his
face who was charged With entering
the car and engaging Mr.. Hester In
a handtohand struggle
The specific charges are that Hester
took letters containing valuable In.
closures, one being a remittance OF
S2,So0 from the First National hank
OF Dothan Ala, To the Hanover nation
al bank, New York another S1gi6G
from Enterprise. Ala 60 New Orleans,
IL Is also charged that 10 other pack.
ages are missing
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15

Senator Aitehslfs law Partner says
Ne ~ Guilty
Portland. Ore. FeD ~ Judge A. H..
Tanner senator N.tchslfa law part
uer confessed Oh judge neulugora
CONT 10 perlug ln bs egidtace given
before the federal GRAND lurB n con
neei.oa Wlih the land frauds. when
Testimony aas being taken eiib view
% connecting 8epator Mitchell With
the conspiracy 90 driraud the govern
mebt
Taeae % tIs confession. said here
Was business asrecmcut botaeon
Mitchell and ranaef thsf Mitchell
stoa.d have ere proceeds % che orac.
Tee of the ha atm 90 tbe federal
e0aftk 600 mat Taanef thould have
tha proceeds resaluer fFom practice
before agy ai tbe governmental de
aHmeaia Ehich would Involve soma
20 Ahchella oaih That be would not
iaka part 30 any law proceedings 10
which the government lntefsatcd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15
TREATIES WILL NOT
NOW Be PRESENTED
Senate's Action Stops Presi
dents Arbitration Plans.
A STEP BACKWARD Hs SAYS
Roosevelt Recognizes tbs senate's
Right to Reject a Treaty and There.
fore All the Trouble Of Secretary
Hay In Matter Has Been Futile,

washington, Feb, IA President
win not present The arbitration treat.
les as amended by the senate, to the
countries with which they were ncgo'
tiated.
In reply to numerous Inquiries by
representatives OF the press made az
the state department, Secretary Hay
made, in Substance, the following state
ment:
"The president regards the matter
OF the general arbitration treaties as
concluded by the action Of the senate
on Friday. he recognise the right
OF the senate to reject a peaty either
by q direct vote In that sgnsc or in
directly by changes1 which are incom-
parable with lts spirit and purpose"
He considers that with the senate
amendment the treaties nol only cease
to be step forward in 10 cause OF
Just arbitration. but an ereaIly a step
backward, and therefore be is unable
to present them IN Tits altered form
to the countries with which we have
been In negotiation"
The arbitration treaties which were
amended and ratified by thc senate ON
Saturday were sent 70 the PRECEDENT To-
day Each treaty was accompanied
~ che notwithstanding torth the &C.
tlon taken by the senate
The vote Of so to 3 IN favor Of lhc
amendment to the treaty does NOT give
the full strength on the ,enate on the
question Of insisting on lts preroga'
lives IN the matter of treaty making
There were dive pairs recorded but
in each case C was stated by the sen.
ate announcing bis pHir that ho be-,
lioved IL BIS paif were present hc
would vote Tor The amendment There
seemed 10 De- a lack OF Information as
% whether general pair. coyertd tho
subject OF amendmen, 90 treaties and
on that a numher of senators RETAINED
from voting Senator Alice. who Was
recorded 81 voting fof tAc amendment
was nor present lis name was con.
fused with that OF Senator Alger, who
was present and voted i1- the amend
meni, Tho pairs recorded were De.
pew and McEnery Proctor and STAT
lory clark Of Arkauaa. and Willard.
Pettus and Crane and Simmons and
Ciapp.
Record was made However as 90
the mannpr these senators would have
voted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15

Wafff VALLEY Mlaf FEB lfEd
Nafa GammoDs gouus eh.te man
hat hffl haugea BEES iof lhe murder
ai Lasa kIpaey q ta.i kr9Wu iarmef
SOD his daughter lh Fannle kin
ses a Ag 1903 Kim objected
iQ gamnoas auni1ns 30 h daagh
ttE aHd fhe doa6t fasedg reunited
canmons vas baassd .n a biading
Faiasform n ne pgeleace % large
err8a ~ sgteafora
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15
BRIDE OBJECTED TO MAGISTRATE
Minister Failed 20 SHOW W and Wed
dlre Wau Called on.

ding Wab Called on
Butte. Mout Feb ~ Prank Fran.
Rob preaenled himself at che office
OF District Court Clerk Davies and
attempted TO secure che return Of a.
be had expended urHoicesly DO tho pur
chase Of a marriage license The dis.
appointed man said there mad beer
no wedding after an. although lhe 90.
dlcatlons 10 that direction scomed very
bright 90 him when hO secured tht
license
9, was stated ihsf aii arrangements
Wrro complete fH the marriage Of
Fraszoa 60 Mls bridget Walsh a
number Of tdffas Of both tho parties
were invited TO attend thc wedding
Il was expected bY ne bride tbal Rey,
Father calltbm iho pastor of Sacred
Heart church. uogli 0ac.ate. but b.
di1 u0i puf ia an appearance Tbe
bridge gfo9m aaif hc could cali uD q
iuFic 81 the psee or nome ether
eioregnan to come pofthasie Co iie
tha taog bui lhe brdeeiegr a04i1 hof
agrer asd called ~ fh4 wedding
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15
WOMAN wscks \ sAloos.


Carrie Nation ovtdone BY an Angry
Oregon Mother
Pendle.0n. Or, Frb a. Euagod
because be bad cold h.r son liquor.
Mrs Bclle Bales of Bea,.rlon. entered
the establishment 90 Hlsai a Hen.
Erickson. ana armed a'h q garden
rake attacked tho Dr1lr.etols furl
ously Ehf smashed nrm over the
head 10 double gglcs uue demolished
Eet F1ods by tba sa.aa end other
Nise created terror
The place vac eros "a Hih pa.
irons ga thf time ~ ia. a0mana sem
safiouai lneom.ng Doc usy ae1 when
she bessu % auias rake right
snd iafL Hhfre hat b muea iasl
iuT agalnsf ths saloon Ia qBetf.on.
Several tgff haee reps q fbey acfp
sold .iqa1r thtre
Nu haies ato O. e afe 81 b
promiar1 t merr8ant or &c ioan. &C.
iermiuef sae vog.d lat. tss laa ln,o
aef oHr harft aralt aaa g.
aeea Ca 81 sfr So saf he gG
rialig - 60 go 90 90 soos cauae
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15

The Battle House, the Largest Hotel
In that city Consumed BY Flames.
Many Of the euss,s Had Narrow Sc.
oapss from Building,
Mobile. Ala Feb ll~- Losses eatl.
mated at S25OOO0 have been caused
by Are which tonight left the famous
Battle house ruin and swept ON 70
buildings adjoining The hlase was
discovered shortly before II o'clock
Sunday night. aud at 1880 this morning
the hremen were stll lighting the
flames which apparently were stu be
yond control
The fire broke out In some unoecu'
pied rooms over the kitchen OF tho
Battle house. which, although an old
hostolry was one Of the largest Ia the
south
The flames spread 80 rapidly that a
number Of guests lost all their belong.
ings, and not a few of those on tho
9th floor were compelled to take 10
the lire escapes In their nIsht cloth.
ing.
Two elevator boys, Joseph Parks and
Bernard Constantine. stuck 70 their
posts untli all the guests had reached
safety although the elevators caught
Are and the young men we're burned
about the face aud hands.
Il Is reported that one mau was
killed and several hurt
In ga hour after the Gre started az
tbO electric lights IN The business p0r
tlon Of tho clty went out due partly
10 the turning Ia the turning OK Of the
power % save the hrcmen FROM dan'
ger and partly "a ono Of The malu
feed wires being broken
she Ore was under aoutro az day
light The Battle house 10 total
l0ss. na IL alEo the following
Commercial hotel adjoining ou Roy.
a. street. loss $4,000 Graham Print
iug company $4,000 lloEonhold Tail
orng company 10000 GuIf City
pfesslng Club, $500 } G tentcb.
tailor. $4,000 John W sche'ble. usuf.
aneo $1,000 vs. " Provost Wood &
Co. $500
Many offices On 81 Francis street
opposite me Battle hotel weFe food
ed chief Price and Fireman Frank
Mabgu we're slightly iulurug during
Che pfogreas of the 6re
Tho Hatiie b0ase loss a totally "a,
tlmstod 100000. with Insurance u
$4,000
Other losses w.lI f90t 90 100000.
partially Injured
The origin Of lae age hos not booa
placed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15

Atlanta, Feb. 14.--FOllowing lmmedL
ately upon the two storms of last
week, the blizzard that is blowing to
day will probably retard the work OF
repair to the telephone and telegraph
systems, and should it continue for any
length Of time, it is probable that even
more damage will be done.
The freeze following the rain Sun
dan evening coated telephone, trolley
ana telegraph poles with ice, making
It impossible Tor the repair work to
contlnue The linemen found it un-
Aafe to work on the ice-coated poles
and the blowing snowstorm made ii
Impossible to string wires,
Should the storm continue, It is al
legether likely the street ears will
have to stop running, in which event
deplofahle condition of last week
NIL be repeated The third storm is
also interfering with railroad trafilci
and many of the wires that had been
repaired Saturday and Sunday are out
OF order again today All trains are
runnlng from one-half to three hours
iare
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15
PREACHER GUILTY OF oloAMy.
rev, J. D, Woodard Is Sentenced 10
-Four Years IN pententary.

Rev J, y, Woodard Us Sentences 20
Four Years IN penHentlary.
Commerce. Ca Frh tA.-Roy j. d,
Woodland, who has been on trial for
the last two days In the superior court
az Jefferson charged With hlgamy,
has been found guilty and sentenced
TO four years "a the peultcntIary
II will be- remembered that Rev,
Woodland came 20 this place about rs
months ago from Gastonia n @.
whore af,ur spending about three
months here married q Miss Patton,
OF near this place Shortly after bic
marrlagc Il developed that hts former
wife was stiIl living and from which
arose the charge Of blgamy.
Rev Woodlands plea was In the ma.
ture OF che state prosecuting tho wrong
man tor the crime and he fought With
vicious efforts to maintain this pre-
tense However the state showed by
the wife and falheflniaw as we'll as
others That Roy Woodland was Che
man snd that DTS IDENTITY was abso.
lutely certain
Other romartabIe evidence which
came out ln Iho trlal was that ho bad
formally lived siih twu other women,
pretending 10 bo thor husband
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15

Nashville, Tenn Feb. 14.-Nashvine
is in the grasp of another blizzard as
severe as the one through which She
has just passed. The mercury fell
20 degrees in one hour yesterday at.
ternoon aud this morning at o'clock
registered 4 degrees above. last night
at o'clock snow began to fall. aud
the ground is covered to dapth about
3 inches.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15
eAs rsos aea .rsraH.
hsu Jsssy Mother kits sslf and Hsr
Tae Children.


Bogna d feb a. Becausa
hef tvo eal6fea seed pectlYalg
SIS months an1 yau Fefs a0ct
81 sltb safsma tou aheb sae bw
go has aH ses saee eailatlod ~
Elsie Lo1n ~ It Dae sfteF Datf.ng
10 H1i sbe 81 90 tau4 oa fhe Ga
sod lay s9an de taea % dIe
Wben ibs room aaa catered 81 the
neieabou 3r Loa1 baras eo8e away
re- ttt iasf Hiebf Csc 600 ehllrH
aer foga cad tte mg,kef sglng
Bte 900 q ffrf b. tef baslaaa .n.
s,onaE b. gsrltEf sad H char
80 80 trf.na nef ital ea efer
ftaf 80 srd iae ehHelea taaG
ltsn saHI aag ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15

Chicago, Feb. 14.--Today was the
coolest of the winter In Chicago. AT
Z o'clock this morning the thermome.
ter registered IA degrees below. fall
of 2S degrees in u hours, At s a. m.
the mercury stood at is degrees below.
and the Observer predicted that Il
would not rise much higher during the
day
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15
GOTHAM IS COVERED WITH ICE
Business Paralyzed ard Hospitals Are
ElIled Win Injured People


Filled Win Injured People.
New York, Fec. i4-Rcports by the
police and returns from the various
hospitals show that scores Of persons
have been severely injured b. falls
In various sections OF the clty owing
to the water covered ice and hard
ened snow with which The streets De-.
came billed during The storm, More
than 20 persons were 30 severely huTt
that they were removed 81 ihe hOzpib
ais. some % them with broken limbs
Traffic vas paalYled al over the
city Hundreds 81 horses fel and
many bad 20 BE- s6U because 90 their
injuries The omaaia Vho attend 70
these walters said 6 was the worst
day f1F accidents that abe city had
known Co " years.
Thousands ~ person. spcrenccd
falls ADD many were injured % whom
the police nave 40 record
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15

Knoxville, Tenn, Feb l4.-From
midnight to s o'clock this morning s
inches of snow had fallen in this city.
The snow followed an incessant driE.
cling rain, which continued through
out yesterday and the early hours Of
last night. This is the heaviest snow
that has been experienced here since
1856.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15

louisville, Ky Feb. IA remark
ABLY severe cold wave overspreads q
entire country today. temperatures in
tie Mississippi and Missouri valley
ranging from to 20 degrees below
zero. The zero line extends into Al
kansas and northern Texas and east
10 Ohio
Rain or snow or both have fallen
aimee Saturday over the entire south
err half OF the county The preclpi-
ration being closely followed by freez-
ing weather and the cold wave which
bas pushed far south into Texas and
the central Mississippi valley. The
Indications are for clear and continued
very cold weather over this district
ionight and Tuesday with a tendency
b a snow Monday evening
The freeze viii reach Florida 30 -
lours a heavy snowstorm prevailed
sodsy az Birmingham Knoxville,
Tenn, reported inches Of snow caus.
ing much delay TO street car traffic
and Nashville reports precipitation
81 inches with very cold weather
prevailing
The cold is severest 10 Texas and
IS causing losses To the catiiemcu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15

Mobile Ala if-ffoi.Qr.ag
naGg ~ taF ~ @ 0r
n 81 aa hav nf
Ha Iht ulrns
u af 81 art sos
rut - f
The Cav
a wcorl 8 enc ~ 60 won't De-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15
COUNTRY AGAIN IN
GRASP OF BLIZZARD
Cold Wave Extends Far Into
the Sunny South.
FREEZE WILL REACH FLORIDA

Mercury Drops to &c Degrees Below
Zero at omaha-codest Weather in
Years and Country viii Suffer a
Great Deal.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 1.-THE
weather bureau today issued the fol-
lowing forecast:
THE severest cold wave Of the pres
ent season will overspread the east
ern part Of the United States tonight
with the temperature beloS' zero as for
south as Virginia, and freezing wealth
er to south central portions Of the
Florida peninsula.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15

fall Of snow, the first since 1899. oc.
CURED at 4 a. m.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 14.--With the
temperature holding around the zero
mark Memphis Is today experiencing
the coolest weather of the winter.
Three inches of snow fell during the
night Street car traffic Is disarranged.
Dallas, Tex, Feb. 1i.--At a. ~.
the thermometer registered 3 degrees
above zero, the coolest in Eve years,
Much suffering is reported among the
poorer classes and live stock have
been killed by exposure.
peratufe showing decline OF 80 1e.
New Orleans, Feb tl.--With a tenn
grees from the maximum of yester-
DAY, New Orleans got up today TO had
one of the coolest days Of the year.
Birmingham, Ala. Feb i4.--Three
inches OF snow fell here during the
early morning. but traffic was ouly
slightly interiered with The woatn.
er is the caldest of the winter
Des Molnes Iowa. Feb. LITTLE
mercury broke an records here today
the thermometer registered 20 degrees
below zero after piercing cold ca.
tending the past &c hours
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15

Cincinnati FEB 1.-THE sud6on
drop 10 temperature brought the river
bee 20 a stand. gorges forming a. a
number OF points The lco moved
sioeiy au day sunday crushing every
ihne before &c. and che ncw freeze
only p0sipones what river men believe
sill b. thc worst duai breat up 81
the river in many year
The damage a,ftady Be- estimated a.
glom 100000 % 100000 do.ar n
addition o. to- 100000 'es alreaay
tncurred fo and other property.
Faluod 81 m1fe tbaa aon6o Go 81 aoo-
tn "a u ous aanesr Of tDta de
tucton FaT crews an ~ board
ID thc steamers aal tean BE- sep,
- 'n readiness for uhaieFer mas ha1
en The .cr b heavy itat ordinary
eihnts are 81 elt aFat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-15
MOBILE SUFFERS
FROM LARGE FIRE
Over 100000 Worth of Prop
erty Is Destroyed.
oNE No Is REpoRrE0 As LOsr

The Battle House, the Largest Hotel
In that City, Consumed by Flames
Many Of the ouss,s Had Marrow Sc.
oapss from Building,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-01-14
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton will be held at the Charter Oak
school house, Marion county, Florida,
during the hours between $3.50 a. m.
and shutdown Of
Saturday, January %, A. D. 1905,
for the purpose Of creating a special
tax school district to be known as the
Charter Oak special tax school district.
The above said district to include the
following described territory: South
half Of sections and and all Of sec
tons 4, 5, 6. 9. 10, IL. IL, -, II. 10, 16.
p, % and "a of township II. range %
And 10 elect three trustees and to fix
the rate of millage to be levied for the
next two years. Qualified electors at
said election are all registered and
qualified voters Of said district who
pay a tax on real or personal property
therein. The following persons have
been appointed inspectors at said cleo
ton: ". P. Pritchet, William Scroggie
and W. A. Redding. G. s. Scott,
Attest: W. D. earn, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-01-14
ENGINES AND PUMPING OUTFITS
FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE

1 am prepared to furnish gasolene
engine and pumping outfits on short
notice. The International Harvester
Co. Of America has put out the best
engines and outfits on the market. Just
as their harvesting machines are SUI
perior to all others. so are their engines
and pumping outfits. Anyone wanting
to see the smoothest running and most
up-to-date engine call and see F. D.
Poser, who has at his place Of BUSH
ness, in the Thompson block, South
Magnolia street, two of these engines
that took the prize at the South Flor
ida fair. They are set up and he will
start them off in a moment, showing
how nicely they run.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-01-14

The Sun nrotLers' Mammoth New
Railroad Shows. Museum Of Wonders.
Trained Animal Exposition. which is
is being received this season by thous-
aI,ds of delighted spectators and I'M
OuaiifiedIN endorsed by every newspa-
Ter and natron.Zed alike by the brains.
wealthy. fashion and masses. Don't
miss the opportunity Of attending the
largest ana best one-ring show extant.
Grand free street parade at II a. m.
day oc show. Two performances daily,
rain or shine. at and p m. Doors
oI,en one hour earlier.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-01-14

DIR. Goldstein. the eye expert. is still
here and is very busy. He has made
the study of optics a speciality and any
themselves OF this opportunity to have
their eves attended to. If you fail to
consult him during his stay here. you
ST: nc literally i'm your own light. DR..
;foldstein stands at the head Of his
profession and can be consulted at the
ocala House parlors during his stay
here
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-01-14

The Star takes pleasure in present
ing the councils financial report. as
submitted to that body by Chairman
II. A Ford 1t speaks for itself and
is most gratifying, for il demonstrates
that the city's reduction OF indebted
ness last year was nearly $4,000. The
councilinen. for their faithful services.
are entitled to the thanks of tax pay
ers and all well wishers of the city.
Their work emphatically denies there
is any graft in the city appropriations
and expenditures. What these men
have done can continue to be done. and
If the affairs Of the city go wrong. it
is the fault of the tax payer and voter
himself. II is every mans duty who
possesses the franchise to exercise il,
and if this is done with an interest in
the affairs of his town or community,
uniting on good and capable men for
office, their work will be satisfactorily
done This howl and talk about graft,
etc. is hot wind" and il ii does exist
in any community. put it down that it
is because Of the lack OF interest by the
tax payers H. the affairs of their local
government. What is everybody's bus
mess is nJbody's business, but if one
mans business is to the interest and
welfare o: all. and then this interest
have concert Of action in their inter-
ests there IAN be no failure Read the
report. note the results Of the year
1904, ard the work Of the councilmen.
put the figures in your head for future
reference, and Peep the city interests,
which are yours. ever present in your
business and taen it will be Gone hon
estly. clearly. and with system ani
good results
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-01-14
A HEALTHY STATE OF AFFAIRS
Financial Condition Of the City Of Ocaa Briefly but Clearly Explained by
Chairman Ford


Members of the of
an
Janus /.
a
in
curbing a
of
a of
will earn no income and above expenses
slightly
avoid of interest
s1S6O61
o obligations
A
of Finance Comm
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-01-14
BRUTALLY TORTURED

A case came TO light that for per-
siStent and unmerciful torture has per-
haps never been eQualed. Joe Colo
bick Of Colusa. Calf. writes: For Is
years I endured insufferable pain from
rheumatism. and nothing relieved me,
though 1 tried everything known. 1
came across Electric Bitters ana its
the greatest medicine on earth for that
trouble. a few bottles Of it completely
relieved and cured me" Just as good
for liver and kidney troubles and gen
e~al debility. Only sec. Satisfaction
guaranteed by the Monopoly
Drugstore, OcaIa, Fla
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-01-14

We publish today a letter from Miss
Jessie owens OF Spar, in which she
expresses her opinion of the acqui:tal
Of the negro. Napoleon jackson, who
she firmly believes is the man who at
tackled her when returning home from
Ocala one day last summer. The Star
IS not taking any part in the contro-
Versy. and its columns are open to
those Nlo may desire to reply to Miss
owens statements. That respected
lady firmly believes that she has not
been fairly treated. and many Of her
neighbOrs around Anthony and Spar
are Of the same opinion. AS friends
OF the Star. they have a right to rep
resentation i'm its pages. and so have
those of its friends who do not agree
with them.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-01-14

The supreme court Of appeals of Nir-
cinia has refused new trial TO eN-
Mayor McCue # Charlottesville. who
Is sentenced 10 be hung January 20. for
TIE murder Ct his wife. McCue's only
hoI-e now is la tyecuiive Clenency.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-01-14

General Passenger Agent L. 3. Sulli-
Nan OF the Mobile and Ohio. was killed
IN an accld,nt on his own road. near
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-01-14

Mrs. J. &. !'oI:,r OF this city was
elected Iacor5'ng secretary Of the Flor
ida Baptist - invention. AT the recent
session Of that Losy held in Jackson
VILE
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-01-14
FULL WEIGHT

We will sell thirty-two pounds, fun
weight, for a bushel If 9o-day seed
oats Ocala Seed Store.