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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
Actor Recovering from Operations.

New York, Sept. 13.-Richard Mans
field, the actor, is just recovering from
the effects of Of of two very delicate
and serious surgical operations. accord
ing 10 an announcement by the Her
aid this morning The first which
was performed three weeks ago faired
70 relieve MI Mansfield and another
was decided on last Wednesday, when
the actor underwent q trying ordeal
at the hands OF the surgeons who were
called TO his New London, Conn. res
Hence. Mr.. Mansfield has long suf-
tered from nervousness brought on by
a grave intestinal disorder which grew
steadily worse. Three weeks ago his
condition became so much worse that
his New London physician decided on
the necessity of an operation The
second one is stated to be entirely
successful. and the actor is progress.
ing rapidly toward recovery
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ooJEcT 70 oGPARATG 0cN00lA
Kansas Negroes Wane % Attend ~
Sehools with Whlta Chlldra0

Kansas Negroes Wans g Attend ~
Schools with White Children.
Kansas City. Mo-. Sept 13.-Negr0
pupils were refused admission to th0
white high school at Kansas CITY.
Kans., and the ward school at BOnnes
Springs, Kans.. 10 miles distant. In
both cases the negroes withdrew quiet
ly and there was no show of a clash.
In Kansas City. Kans.. 1t Is said the
negroes will test the case In the
courts.
The Kansas legislature last winter
passed an act separating the races in
the Kansas City schools. a direct re-
suit of agitation following the murder
of white boy by a negro pupil.
Bonds were voted to build a school
for the negroes. and peniing the cree
ton of the structure the board Of edu.
cation planned to have two sessions
daily at the white school. that in the
morning for the white children and the
session in the afternoon for the ne
groes. The negroes objected. prefer.
ring to sit with the whites.
At Bonner Springs the school board
arranged separate roms for the whites
and the negroes. but to this the No
grOes objected. protesting that they
would occupy rooms simultaneously
with the white children
At Bonner Springs the negro chill
dren were accompanied to school By
their parents.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
PRINTERS STRIKE FOR 8 HOURS
indianapolis, Ind, and Richmond, Va
Scenes Of Waikout.

indianapolis, Ind, and Richmond, Va.
Scenes Of Waikout.
Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 13.-The IN
ternational typographical committee
and the committee Of the Typothetae
of this city failed to agree to an 8
hour day to commence Jan. 1. 1906
1t conference just held.
The local Typographical union has
ordered all their members in this city
to strike at once In every shop where
the 8-nour day is not In effect Ons
hundred and fifty men are involved
here. President James NJ. Lynch, q
the International typographical unio4
said last night:
II have Instructed unions In tAois
respective cities to demand contSsc&D
Immediately for eight hour day to con-
mence Jan. I. Whefevee tie deman6
for tho 8-houf day to eommsaoo Ian.
IL refused. taey have besa inskruoeso
- strike at once"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15

Hong Kong, Sept. 13.-Representa-
tive Chinese in discussing the Chi
nese anti-boycott with Secretary TAFT,
on Sept 5, suggested a modification of
the definition of ''labOrer;" the eXemp-
ton of business assistants and the Va
lidity of consular certificates to oe
accepted as final evidence of identifi-
cation. They propose the issuance OF
passports revised by American con-
suls for the admission of Chinese sim
liar to those in use for subject OF for
eisn governments. and they also asl:
for an Improvement in the condition
of detention sheds in America. Sec
Rotary Taft in cOncurring win tnf
propositions presented by the Chinese
uCdertuoE to bring them to the atten.
ION OF President Roosevelt Or his re-
turn to America.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
investigating Insurance Methods.

New York, Sept. 13.-IrQuiry into
the methods pursued by the insurance
companies was resumed today by the
special session of the legislature last
spring. Toiay's session va the fourth
held by the committee Inquiry was
resumed where it was broken of by
adjournment on Saturday when E. d.
Randolph, treasurer of the New York
Life Insurance company, disposed OF
assets objected to by the Prussian
gov eminent
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
Linernen Are Eiectrocuted.

Waterbury, Conn, Sept. 13.-JoSeph
Ring, of this place, was killed, Edward
Saun, residence unknown. was injured
probably fatally, and John Ross, of
tact with a live electric wire at the
plant of the Scoville Manufacturing
company today. All the men were
electricians, and were at work on the
wires. A strange feature of the ac
cident is that Ring and Saun received
their injuries in rescuing Ross who
was the first to come in contact with
the dangerous wire. Ross received
the full force of the current, but he
will probably recover.
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100 Killed Or Wounded.

This. Caucasia, Sept. Ian hun
bred, social democrats were killed or
wounded today in . conflict with Cos
sacks ct the town hall and many were
trampled to death in the subsequent
panic.
Two thousand social democrats
forced an entrance into the town hall
which was closed owing to the celebra-
ton Of . religious holiday, the behead-
ing OF John, the Baptist Revolution.
airy speeches wefe made. and the chief
Of police ordered the meeting to dis
perse. Part of those present Obeyed.
but the remainder refused. and some
revolvers were fired. A large force
of Cossacks drawn up outside the
building then fired volley into the
crowd time and time again, killing 50
and wounding upwards of 20.
In the ensuing panic many persons
fell and were trampled to death by
their comrades and the pursuing Co.'S
sacks.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
Raiiroad 10 Held RESPONSIBLE.

norfolk. Va. Sept. I3.-Juries Of in
auiry from Norfolk city and county
VINO investigated the wreck of the
hngstonGreenyille excursion train on
sne Atlantic Coast Line railway, which
vent through an open draw over the
western Branch of the Elizabeth river
near cruces station. Aug IL. when Il
persons lost theis lives and so or more
we're injured. to.,ay returned verdicts
"oiuihs tie railroad company respon-
s'oie because of .ts alleged negligence
In trusting the t,s:n to Engineer Reig.
"ho Us said To have been unfamiliar
Win that division of the road.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
DATE OF MEETING CHANGED.
Georgia Baptists Will Convene at Ma.
con in November.

con in November.
Macon. Ca, Sept. 13.-At a meetins
of the executive committee OF the
Georgia Baptist convention, hell here.
the dates for the coming session in
Macon were changed from Nov. 16 to-
Nov %, beginning Thursday and last.
ing through Sunday
This action was. taken because OF
the conflict with conventions of other
southern safes, Virginia. Georgia,
Louisiana and Arkansas having ar.
ranged for session at the same time.
There are also several Baptist associ.
atoms in Georgia whose fall meetings
would not close in time for the stats
convention on the date first nameI.
This action will defer the Inaugural.
ton of President Charles Lee Smith,
of Mercer, until Nov. a. DR.. E. J.
Forester and Rev. W. H. Sledge were
made members of the faculty to sue.
coed the late Dr. Pollock and DR.. Har
riSon. resigned. BrOaius E. Willing
ham succeeds DR.. Poilocks as chair
man of the executive committee. DR..
Forester was made treasurer of the
students fund Of Mercer, to succeed
DR.. Ragsdale.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
Vessel Wrecked: Four Bodies Found

Tacoma. Wash, Sept. ia Valdez
dispatch says that three-masted YES
sci has been discovered ashore. bottom
up. miles from Kakatag beach. Alas
ka- Her name was rot visible but
bill for goods was found that was
made out to the schooner Prosper
The wrecked vessel is apparently OF
Foreign build. but answers the descr;p.
zion of the San Francisco vessel of that
fme. Four bodies have been washed
More. One is that of George FERN
Hing. but the others are unknown. The
steiner Excelsior brought the news to
valdez. and wired to Sitka for assist.
ance OF the revenue cutter.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
NEWS TERSELY TOLD.

Telcgraplic Communication has been
la, and Bogota, the capital OF Colon
bia.
Ex-Queen Liloukalani, of Hawaii,
celebrated her sixtieth birthday on the
I'd OF September. A reC option, attend
ed by natives. was held at her home.
The Allen line turbine steamer Vic.
torian was fioated today at Boston, and
is on the way to Quebec where she
viii be placed in dry dock. The Vic
torian ran aground or September 2.
The election disturbances at Val
encia, Spain, continue Eight prominent
republicans were among the wounded
during one ARRAY. Soldiers are guard
ing the clubs and newspaper offices
The work in Italy OF burying the
bodies Of those killed by the recent
earthquake. continues. In the villages
tents and cabins have been provided
for the temporary shelter of the home
less.
The official bulletin, issued at Der
lin today announced that eight new
cases OF cholera and three deaths had
been reported during the II hours end
ed at noon today, making a total OF
1CG eases and f1 deaths.
a dispatch from Athens. Tenn, says
that Professor Albert Watienberger
was cut to death in his school, near
this place. by one of his pupils. He had
attempted to chastise the boy. The
latter made his escape
1t was announced today that Laz-
ard Frenes, banker of New York, had
engaged s1,20O.00O gold in London for
import to New York. The gold was in
South American bars and at the pres
ant rate of exchange the transaction
yielded a profit.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
Tennessee Negro Giant Dead.

Nashville, Tenn, Sept 13-Bud Re-
gan, Tennessee's famous negro giant
is dead at his home in Gallatin Regan
was s feet. 9 inches tall He meas
ured from knee to heel % inches, knee
to crotch, 81 inches. His hands were
II inches long He was irawn aroun d
in a wagon by two goats. his legs
being too slender to support his gi-
gantic body and enormous feet. Req
was about Sc years Of age.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15

Great Volcano In Samoa island.
0an EfaaciAoo Sept 1a-AmunE the
passenger Who arrived today On the
linee Sierra was ]. F. Brim. q Mormon
nissiooary from Samoa. who . few
Aays before joining the Sierra At W.
tina visited the scene Of the great
volcamc eruption On the island Of
9avaH. The eruption was still active
when he came away. The lava. still
sowing. had covered a distance of 4
miles. The eruption occurred in a
mountain behind the district of Matau-
e. About o'clock In the morning o.!
August 81. the natives and mission
aries for 10 miles around were awak.
ened by a terrific booming. Investiga-
ton showed three volcanoes on the
Mataute slope in full eruption The
Safotu volcano. 20 miles away has also
awakened from long slumber and is
once more in full eruption. The towr
OF Safotu Is menaced by the flow OF
lava
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
RoeeER SHOOTS WOMAN.
o"seeversd in Bedroom He Is Attack
Cd and Uses Gun.

Oseevsrsd in Bedroom He Is Attach.
Cd and Uses Gun.
greenwich, Conn, Sept. 1a.-Mrs.
Z. W. Morrell. daughter of e. c. Con-
verse. Of New York, an officer of the
United States Steel company, was sL,t
ny burglar who entered her resi-
0ence here early today. The bullet
struck her chin. an Embedding itself
al her shoulder.
a.! about 2:30 O'clock a nurse who
"aS her room on the second floor OF
,ae Morrel residence, was awakened
from a flash of a burglars lantern.
She screamed and the man attacked
ner with the butt of revolver bruis-
ing her arms and shoulders and break.
ing TWO OF her fingers A woman guest
OF Mrs. MOrren heard the screams
and when she entered the nurses
room. the burglar who was still strug.
Cling with the nurse, fired a shot but
'oe bullet went high and struck the
ceiilng. At this juncture Mrs Nor
rel appeared on the scene and the
man aimed shot at her. the bullet
taxing eject as described.
The burglar dashed through the door
and made his escape.
Several hours later a man was ar
rested at the Greenwich restaurant
on suspicion of being the burglar.
He said he had been at the Morrell
residence to see thu cook last even
ing but he denie1 any knowledge OF
the assault
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
JAPANESE ARE VERY ANGRY.
Baron komura May Be Met With Hos
tile Demonstration.


Seattle. Wash, Sept. 13.-Baron Ko-
mura. the Japanese plenipOtentiary,
and his party may be met with hostile
demonstration on his arrival in Japan.
is the opinion expressed last night by
the Rev. H. KOsaki, q prominent JAP
anese minister who arrived here yes
tertay 70 attend the meeting Of the
American board of Missionaries.
The Rev. Kosaki says. however. that
II the class OF people who are re-
spoosible for the present uprising
learn the true conditions of the peace
settlement before the arrival OF Baron
kOmura. that he may not be molested.
The Rev. Kosaki also states that it
IL the intention Of his government to
take up the work OF enlightening the
Chinese Immediately and that there
are present some 5000 students from
the best Chinese families attending
educational institutions in Japan, some
Of them being young women. The min
lister stated that unless the japanese
receive the indemnity agreed upon as
reimbursement for the expenses of TAX
ing care of the Russian prisoners that
economic depression may result for a
year or two. If this money is receiv.
ed within a short time, however, this
danger will be averted.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
Miss Money To Be Sponsor.

Jackson, Miss, Sept. 13-Governof
Vardaman, having been advised by the
navy department that the battleship
Mississippi will be ready for launching
at Cramps shipyards. Philadelphia, on
Sept. 80. has appointed United States
Senator H. D. Money to take his place
as representative of the state and Miss
Mabel Money, granddaughter of the
senator, as sponsor Governor Var.
daman will be unable to attend he.
cause of pressing business duties a
home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
travelling Engineers Meet.

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 13.-Three hun
dred travelling engineers from the prin-
cipal railway systems of this coun-
try and Canada are attending the
thirteenth annual convention of the
travelling engineers association which
was called to order here today. The
convention will be in session for four
DAYS and technical papers and reports
will occupy the attention of the dee
gates.
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LOOKING FOR MoToRMAN.
Police Searching for Man Who Had
Charne Of Wrecked Train.

Police searching TOR MAN VINO s11o
Charge Of Wrecked Train.
New York, Sept. 13.-Detectives con-
tinued to search the city during the
night for Paul Kelly, mOtcrman OF tle
Ninth avenue elevated train. which
jumped the track yesterday at Fifty
third street junction and caused tie
death of a dozen people and the injury
Of a large number.
1t is feared Kelly has made goOd
his escape Information reached the
Police station last night that his sweet
heart had managed during the after
noon to draw kelly's money from
savings bank. The motorman was a
strike-breaker who entered the COM
pany's employ six months ago. He
came here from st. Louis.
According to some of the passengers
on the Inflated train, things went
wrong with the motOrman from the
beginning of his trip down town. A,
One Hundred and Txenty-fifth street
1t is said he started the train wtth
such jerk that d woman carrying
baby was thrown down In the aisle OF
the first car and the baby was hurt.
Kelly came out Of the motor box
to see whether she was badly injured
and a number Of men passengers spoke
to him with some roughness, which
he resented. The passengers assert
that the train continued its course
starts which caused much alarm long
before the accident
No additions to the casualty lis.
were reported during the night.
There remained in Roosevelt hos
pital II injured and in Bellevue hOspit-
al FIVE. twenty-five others had been
treated and sent to their homes.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
Placed Thistles in the Street.

Cincinnati, Sept 13--AS an out
growth OF trouble which is said to
have started when James Marshall
placed thistles in the street at Van
Writ so that the children of Levy
Mullen could not pass barefooted with
out being injured, Mullen promptly
surrendered TO the sheriff. saying that
in self-defense he had shot Marshall
who was coming after him with a
pitchfork
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
Steamer Resumes Tr;p.

The steamer Frank B. Hayne leaves
today for the river points This is the
first boat to leave for that section
since the fever first appeared People
In the country tributary to the Qua
chita river have been shut off from
New Orleans for nearly seven weeks,
and are in sore need of provisions AMI
merchandise. Recently they appeal
ed to local merchants and the board
of trade for relief and the starting OF
the Hayne is the result The steam
er will be permitted to discharge and
receive freight under such regulations
as local health boards may impose.
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Bride Charged with Murder.

kren, o.. Sept. l3.-Nrs. Orrin D.
hnsg- OF Calumet. Okla. has been hello
ior the murder OF her husband. who
oied under mysterious circumstances
saturday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Rugg had
oeen married only three months. Tine
eoroner's inquest founi that Rugg
VINO was a well-to- do contractor. had
come to his death by poisoning.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
Tokio's Police Chief Resiors.

Toxic. Sept. 12.-10:30 a. m.-The
resignation of Tsunayubi Adacai, chief
Of police. is received with delight here
as showing the conciliatory position
Of the government The Joji and other
local newspapers advocate the solu-
Jon Of the Metropolitan police situa,
ton By . new man in the position OF
chief. This Institution was created
- . time when rebellion against the
sariy Neiji government was appre-
hseded. A sweeping reform Of the
1esssae police system IL now deemiei
ooesssasy By citIssos Of tho more
thoughtful class.
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Murder and Raoist Is Executed Legal.
iy in Short Time

Murder and Raoist Is Executed Legal
iy in Short Time.
Auburn, n. Y, Sept. 13-Recor1 l.
breaking celebrity was the only unusual
feature of the electrocution of Henry
Nanser today in the death chamber
of Auburn prison.
The witnesses entered the room at
sos O'Clock. Manser was escorted to
the chair one minute later. In another
minute he had been piniOned in the
chair and the mask had been drawn
over his face. State Executor Da-
Wis imme 1iately made connections
with the fatal lever and 1880 volts
Of electricity coursed through the
body for three minutes. this was re-
1uced gradually AMI then the full
strength was again turned On. -
Manser was dead In precisely three
minutes after walking to the chair He
had not emitted q murmur, nor shown
any indication of fear
The crime for which Manser for
feited his life was committed In the
little town Of Scribe, miles east of
Oswego, near the edge of a piece OF
woods on Sunday, May 20. last. He
waylaid Cora Sweet. q child Of IL sum-
mees. and induced the unsuspecting
child to accompany him into the
woods. where cor1ing to his own
confession, he rayished and murdered
her.
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One Death at Pensacola.

Pensacola, Fla, Sept 13.-The Rus.
sian Jew. who was fOun1 in the woods
yesterday near Pensacola. wet from
the recent rains, covered with ants
and mosquitoes and suffering from
yellow fever, died at the hospital this
morning. There were no new cases
reported up to noon today.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
Killed Her Sister. Husband

Enwardsville, ILL.,. Sept. I3.-While
osiensing her sister from an attack By
tne iatter's husband. Mrs. Josephine
see last night shot ana fatally in
yured Henry Sell. her brother-in-law.
Inc t~o women claim Sell was abus
IN mis- VIE. Mrs. Masee surrendered
lcustody.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15

RichmonA. Va. Sept. D.-Ninsty>
eight Of the hundred and one peintsepL
employed In job Offices In this city.
walked out here because o4 the refusal
Of their employers to accede to the
unions demand for an S-hour worb
day on and after Jan. I next TIE
newspaper forces are not taking part
In the strike.
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One New Case at Natchez.

NatcheZ. Miss, Sept l3.-One np.s
case of yellow fever, that of Anna Ov
erton. a negress, on Lincoln avenue
ported this morning. One patient
near the original infectian, was re
has been discharged from the hospital
today
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Agitation Growing at Batoum.

Agitation Growing at 9atoum.
Batoum, Caucasia, Sept. 13.-There
is a growing agitation among the To-
cal Mussulmans against the Christians.
The authorities have seized the gov
ernment's documents for safety In the
event of an outbreak
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-15
Strike at Syracuse,

Syracuse, n. Y, Sept 133The job
printers of Syracuse refused to 60 &c
work today, the Typothetae having
refused the demand for an eight-hour
day. Nineteen Offices are affected.