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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-06-23
MISS Draper and Miss Billiard to En-
terrain.

terrain.
Miss Carrie Draper, who has just
completed a visit in this city, and
Miss Billiard have issued Invitations
to a beautiful cotillion at Oxford
Lake Park, Admission, Alabama, for
Mountaineering June the nineteenth.
The guests of honor on this occasion
are Miss Robinson and Miss Kline,
who are to be two of Anniston's June
brides, and Miss Mary Anderson, of
Ocala.
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SAaA EilzABETH HARRIS. Local Editor

sAaA E1lzAsrTa HARRIS. Local Editor
HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.
Mr.. w. E. Fosnot, of Eastlake
Weir, was in Ocala Friday.
Mr.. w. A. Sparkman, of Crystal
River, was doing business in Ocala
Friday.
Rev. Henry w. Little is in New
York city. His family will join him
there later on.
Mr.. o. G. Tigner has gone to Ma
con. Ga, to visit relatives at his old
home.
Mr.. E. NJ Howard has returned
home from visit to his orange grove
at Auburndale.
Mr.. ]. T. Rawls, manager of the
Crystal River Lumber company, was
in Ocala Saturday.
Ocala is still busy shipping cante-
loupes and watermelons. She is al
ways busy as she can be.
Miss Ella Shannon, OF Hawth orne,
is the guest of Mrs. p. III. Gillen. at
her home in the third ward.
Mr.. Pat Randall, of Common, has
been recently appointed a notary
public for the state at large.
Still selling and giving satisfaction,
too, Gerig's Witch Hazel Soap for
hard water. The POstoffice Drug
Store.
James William Crosby is the name
that has been given the little son of
Mr.. and MrslJW Crosby.
Messrs. w. S. Priest and J. K.
Priest, of the Daisy section, were in
the city Saturday on business.
Mr.. Marcus Frank has returned
home from a visit to Jacksonville and
Columbia, S. c. He was accompani-
ed home by his young nephew.
Mr. R. " Clark, of Rock Springs,
accompanied by his daughter, visited
Ocala Saturday and registered at the
Montezuma.
DR.. H. G. Groves, Mr.. Hubert Bit
ting and Mr.. Alfred Beck returned
home Saturday from Tampa, where
they attended the pharmaceutical
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Clark and their
lovely little daughter, Esther, have
Springs.
Mr.. Peter Ingram has reopened his
tailoring establishment in the Gary
block over the Marion Hardware
Store.
Mrs. F. P. Smith and two children,
of Powersvillc, Ga, is in the city Wis
itinp her Darents Mr. and Mrs III .
c. Gates.
Mrs. Clara Burnside went out TO
Kendrick Friday afternoon to see her
title nephew, George Chappell, who
is quite i'll.
Master LAGRANGE and little Miss
Virginia Sistrunk went out to Mont
brook Friday TO spend week or two
with their grandparents.
Misses Carrie and frankie Ross. of
Cater, two OF Marion county's popu-
lar school teachers, were in Ocala
Friday.
Miss May Turnkey, OF Ocala, Fla,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. H.
Weekley at their homo, IA Ormond
street Atlanta Journal.
Mrs. James NJ. Dell returned to her
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-06-09
LONDON RECEIVES YOUNG KING.
SPANS Ruler Enjoying the Hospital
ity of Enqishmen.

London, June 8.-king Alfonso to-
day visited the city of London and
enjoyed the hospitality of the lord
mayor and corporation at the Guilj
hall For the first time since his ma
jesty's arrival in England the wealth
er was sufficiently fine to enable hila
to appear in an open carriage, and
for the first time anything in the ma
ture Of really large crowds gathered
to welcome him.
The welcome to the young monarch
was of the heartieSt description. The
route of the procession, which passed
under continuous archway of flags
and flowers, was lined with troops
Hats were made at the boundaries
of the drift boroughs to receive and
answer the addresses of local author
tiles. AT each of these points the
decorations were of an especially elab-
crate character and the crowds were
large. King Alfonso unrestrainedly
showed his pleasure at the demon
strative greeting. which eliminated in
a scene of great enthusiasm as he en-
tered the Guild hall There were as
sembled a brilliant gathering OF mem
bers Of the royal family, cabinet min
listers and naval, military and court
officials The city'S address of wei
come was presented to the king in a
gold caSket.
King Alfonso did not reply to the
presentation address. which referred
to the admiration which the citizens
of London had for the art and Iitera-
ture of Spain, and the services Of the
country in the cause of civilization,
and which recalled the commercial
ties uniting the two countries.
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Boys Cremated on Beach.

Atlantic City, \. J., June S.-Two
boys have met death by cremation on
the beach here. They we're OrjaICn
Ryan and William Jefries, both OF
this city, aged and ) years. respect
lively. The boys had gone TO a brush
heap On the beach which were to be
used 10 build a ietty. They dug d
hole beneath the pile and crawled IN
der. 1t is believed that they had
matches for the brush was soon or
fire, and before the boys could crawl
out they were cremated Their
nizable.
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NEWS TERSELY TOLD.

The president today appointed
James ". Taylor postmaster at La.
toilette, Tenn.
General J. VI. Palmer OF this city
and Andrew Carnegie have doRated
respectively s1o0,0 and $50, 900 as a
nucleus to the s50o,000 endowment
fund the Colorado college is raising.
The students of the Philippine Law
school Martha have voted congratu-
lations to the japanese because OF
their victories, asserting that they es-
tabushed the prestige Of the Orien.
tails
The United States steam dredge
Caucas, which went ashore of the
coast of Long Island Saturday night,
has been relocated and apparently Is
unchanged. She will be sent to the
maynard for inspection.
D. o. Mills said today that he had
rendered his resignation as director
Of the Equitable Life Assurance so
ciety. His reason, he said, was the
apparent impossibility Of harmonious
action in the board Of directors of the
seaisty.
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RUSSIANS CENSuRE
ROOSEvELT'S ACT
Of Refusing to Allow Warships
To Remain At Manila.
CLAIM HE'S PARTIAL TO JAPAN
Russian Press Declares That Their
Country Is Now Helpless and Pow
eriess, and of Course Their Ships
Must Be informed Till End of War.

ST. PETERSBURG June S--The Rus
sien press, notably the Novoe Vremya
and The Russ, the latter frequently
rejecting the views of the foreign OF
fee, display a great deal OF resent
men against the United States for en-
foecing the 24-hour rule in the case
of the three Russian cruisers at Ma
Mia The Russ quotes the American
neutrality regulations and contends
that President Roosevelt in applying
the principle that only injuries re-
ceived during storms, and not IN pat
tie. can be repaired in American
ports, not only narrows the American
regulations, but infringes recognized
principles of international laws lhls
paper declares il has official warrant
for the statement that representations
have been made to Washington on the
subject. The Noyoe Vremya is eX-
ceedingly sarcastic. After slap at
Great Britain for the alleged manner
in which her vessels logged the Rus
sian fleet from the time it left Cron-
stadt and for trying to force all the
POWERS to accept her Interpretation
of the rules OF neutrality the Noyoe
Vremya declares that President Roose-
welt, whom it refers 10 as Mr. Roose-
Welt" contaminated by England's ex-
ample, arbitrarily interprets his own
rules in a sense favorable TO Japan,
adding:
"Nr. Roosevelt takes full advantage
of the fact that Russia is helpless and
powerless to do more than protest
The Japanese minister is reported TO
have fastened to express his gratitude
to America for this act of Impartial
ty, which Is partial to Japan W.
trust Mr. Roosevelt is satisfied with
his success"
The admiralty, it can be stated, is
reconciIed to the internment OF the
three Russian cruisers at Manila, but
opposes on principle, the rule that
warships injured in battle cannot re-
pair their machinery and boilers al
neutral ports. The officials add that
friction over this minor question would
be exceedingly unfortunate just az the
time that President Roosevelt is as
suming the delicate role of trying 10
bring the belligereuts together.
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Woman Dies In Hospital.

Macon Ga, June S-Mrs. Dalton
Ogletree. the woman whose twin ba-
bieS were found in the river a couple
of days ago, and who was soon after
ward carried 10 the city hospital, died
Ga. for interment. Her husband and
a sister reside there. A number OF
her relatives are buried near there. al
Cecil. The report here is that the
woman and her husband had ceased
to live together, and she came TO Ma
CON.
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FOUR DOLLARS a SQUARE INCH.
Fabulous Price Paid For New York
City Property.

New York, June S.-The sale to the
Mercantile Trust company of ST. Louis
just reported. of the famous plat
real estate at No. 1 Wall street, at the
corner of Broadway, has given rise tc
interesting complications showing the
great rise in property values in tn
city. At the figure named il the trans
action, 100000, the plot brought
about 81 a square inch, possibly the
highest price ever paid in the world
history The property measures only
80 feet on the Broadway side. and mas
a frontage on Wall street Of 80 feet
10 inches It contains LILO square
feet
The next highest figure on real es-
tate transactions in this city was that
paid in 1872 by Anthony J. DrexeI for
the site of the Morgan banking house
AZ Broad and Wall streets. This prop
erty, measuring III square feet,
brought s34S.67 a square foot Said
the attorney who conducted the Trust
company's contracts:
1 have not the slightest doubt that
l have secured for our clients the most
valuable piece of real estate in the
whole world. There is only one Broad
way, only one Wall street and only one
No 1 Wall street on earth Il is like
~ the present lease will be allowed
10 run 10 close. Then. Of course
the property will be improved in a
manner in keeping with the value and
location"
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200 Desert From Cruiser Colorado.

Boston, June S.-WholeSaie deser-
Colorado, in port here, because of al
legged harsh treatment On the part of
the officers OF the ship. Six of the
men slipped overheard from the cruz
ser with life-preservers and swan
ashore. Probably no ship In the
United States navy ever anchored at
this port has had SO many desertions,
and it is estimated that the number
has reached more than 200.
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TO RECEIVE PAUL JONES BODY.
Squadron Waiting For Ships That
Bear Rer aims of Famous Admiral


New Yo \. June S.-The second
squadron OF the North Atlantic fleet,
consisting of the armored cruiser
Brooklyn and the protected cruisers
Chattanooga. Galveston and Tacoma
selected by the navy department 10
escort the remains OF John Paul Jones
from France, will meet the vessels
from Cherbourg Thursday The re
mains viii be transferred TO the Brook
lyn. Rear Admiral c. D. Sigsbee. who
was in command, viii board his flag
ship off Tompkinsville this afternoon.
Al the Brooklyn hayward carpenters
have been busily engaged on the flag
ship completing platform which IS
called the Mahogany SaTcophagUs.
meaning the mahogany casing that is
to receive the leaden coffin containing
the body % the commander OF the
Bon HCmme Richard.
On the arrival at CherbOurg the
Sheridan viii be met by the warships
that are TO participate n the final
tribute II French waters Ten days
after its arrival the remains VIII be
taken TO Annapolis.
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COMMITTEE GIVEN
PLENARY flowers
Looks Now Like Settlement Of
Strike Is In Sight.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE CALLED
Employers and Try to Bring About
Watched With Much Interest

Chicago. June S-reace prospects
in the teamsters' strike took a new
lease of life today the teamsters' joint
council having agreed TO accept the
employers conditions for another con-
ference
The action was taken in the alb
senca Of President Shea Levy May
er, attorney for the merchants, was no.
titled that a committee possessing pie
nary powers was ready 10 meet d sim
liar committee Of employers. II was
believed the employers will consent TO
a conference, possibly today, on this
basis.
President Walker G.. Gibbons of the
teamsters' council named the strikers
representatives. On the committee are
members of every union now affected
by the strike, including the express
drivers.
The revival of peace hopes which
was expected would postpone, for the
time being at least, the impendin 9
crisis between the team owners and
the truck drivers. The union had
voted to reject the arbitration pro-
posaI Of the owners.
While the action of the truck dri-
Vers was a shock TO the team owners,
it was not considered probable, in the
light of other developments, that they
would make a movement at once 10
lock out the 5000 drivers in their en-
plOy.
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Two-Mastsd Schooner Wrecked.

New York. June S.-One life and
possibly more is believed to have
been lost at Sandy Hook today when
an Unidentified 2-masted schooner
struck On Romer Shoal and was
pounded to pieces by the heavy seas
The schooner is thought to have been
a fisherman, which usually carries a
big Grew. Only one man was seen on
the wreck after the schooner struck
the shoal, however, and he disappear
ed when the vessel went to pieces.
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Big Find of Phosphate Rock.

San Francisco, June S--A mineral
discovery has been made in San
Diego county that may be worth mil
lions TO California. Phosphate rock
has been picked up as float near Els
condido, and samples have been for
examination. The value of phosphate
rock is that it contains fertilizing ma
terial that can be used for enriching
the soil If the rock is as rich as is
supposed and the deposit is large, the
result of this discovery may be to add
this state.
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No More Fatalities Reported.

Manila. June S.-No deaths have
been reported among Russian officers
or soldiers since the arrival here OF
the three cruisers commanded by Rear
Admiral EnauisJ Among those who
had narrow escapes from death IS
Captain NebolSin. commander of the
Aurora. on which vessel Enquist hoist
ed his flag after the Oleg had been
disabled While Captain Nebolsin was
in the coming tower a shell exploded
there, but did not injure him. Later
he left the bridge of the Aurora in
charge of the first officer and went to
the main deck in order 10 supervise
the work of subduing the flames, the
Aurora being on fire, and of caring fO-
the wounded and killed On his way
to the main deck another shell eX-
ploded near Captain Nebolsin and
6ve fragments hit him. three in the
head. one in the right leg and one in
the right ankle The captain was
stunned for few moments. He. how
ever, quickly recovered and proceeded
to lock after the wounded. He then
returned to the bridge and contin-
ued 70 command the Aurora without
receiving any surgical aid. He never
gave up the command of the vessel
at any period OF the fight, or while
Or her way here, Chief Surgeon
Kravtchenko praises the captain higE
IL for his courage and endurance.
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Russians Stop British Vessel.

Toxic, June Is p. m--The Brit
the Mitsui Russian Steamship COM
pany OF Toxic. bound from Shanghai
for Kobe, Japan, was stopped On June
3 eighty miles from the bell buoy, OF
The entrance to Woo Sung, by the
Russian transport Rion, boarding
party, after the papers were exam
aned, removed her matches and threw
overheard Al bags o; beans, 125 bales
Of cotton ana IL boxes Of antimony.
The Russians left again suddenly,
stating that the steamer was released
It is supposed that they received a
wireless message regarding the ap-
proach OF Japanese warships.
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LARGE River To-. Boar Sfr.,s.

Louisville June S.-Airec COM
pleting journey Of tso0 miles WITH
cut mish&p he towyoat y.
O'Neill, one OF the largest in the
river service, struck an obstruction
in the canal today and sank ar the
foot of Eighth street. Captain Car
rollton and crew OF % men escaped.
The boat, which IS the property Of
the Monongahela Consolidated Coal
and Coke company, is worth $1,000
and was returning from New Orleans
with a big tow of empty coal barses.
1t is believed the O'Nein can be
raised. Navigation through the canal
will not be interfered with
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Bowen to Be Removed.

Washington. June 8.-The Bowen
LOOMS investigation is practically
ended. LOOMS is to be exonerated OF
everything, aside perhaps from some
slight indiscretions while Bowen will
doubtless terminate his diplomatic Ca
reer. His furnishing the press with
information against LOOMS Is the
most serious charge.
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Returns From Fruitless Search.

Nashville, Tenn, June ST. H.
Mays, wealthy resident of Frank
lin, has returned from Arkansas and
Indian Territory, after d fruitless
search for his 17-year-old son, Miles
F. H. Mays, who disappeared while
in Nashville on September 10, 1904.
At the time of his disappearance
young Mays was travelling for a Chi
cago concern, and his accounts were
found to be correct in every detail.
After spending about $4,000 IL
searching for his son without obtain
ing the slightest clew, the elder Mays
has arrived at the conclusion that the
youth was murdered in q Nashviila
gambling house ard his body thrown
into the river or disposed of II some
other way
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Delcasse's Reason Fer Resioninu

New York. June S.-Accordiug TO
the Paris correspondent OF The Times
the chief cause for Foreign Minister
Delcasse's resignation was not the
state Of Moroccan affairs. but his re-
fusal 10 internationalize the Abys-
sinian railways. Both IN France and
England. the correspondent alleges,
strong financial influences were
brought TO bear 10 render NJ. Del
casse's scheme in respect 10 the rail-
ways abOrtive. II is now expected
the dispatch adds, that the negotia-
lions which have been proceeding
with Rome and London on the sub
ject OF Abyssinia. will now have a
different issue than was at first ex-
pected
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VICTIM "WIRE-TAPPERS."
St. Louis Man Claims He Was Swim
died Out of 81 Geo.

died Out of $1,000.
Chicago, June S.-M. Cohen, a veal
thy junk dealer Of St. Louis, Mo-, has
reported TO the Chicago police the loss
of $1,000 by a "wire-tapping" swindle-
Cohen met five men In ST. Louis
and they unfolded to him an elaborate
plan to beat the races which are in
progress at the Latonia track lie
came 10 Chicago with the men and
they took him 10 room in a building
near Sixteenth street and Michigan
avenue. There were intricate cleo
trical machinery there and he thought
the scheme was a good one. For
three days he remained there with
the party. During that time he ad-
vanced large sums of money. aggre-
eating $1,000. and then one OF the
five men disappeared There is no
trace 70 the whereabouts Of the swim
dlers.
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MiIIers Meet at Kansas CITY.

Kansas City, June S-MillerS from
in attendance today at the opening
session of the third annual conven-
ton OF the MilIerS' National fedora
ton. One of the important questions
that will come up before the conven-
ton finishes its work is the better
protection in bills of lading forfeit
uTe.
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Handsome Shaft Unveiled.

Birnin CHAM, Ala, June Scamp
Bedford Forrest, =. c. V, of Wood
lawn, unveiled in Woodlawn cemetery
a handsome granite shaft erected TO
the memory Of the late Confederate
dead. The Daughters OF Woodlawn
largely assisted in raising the funds
for the monument. The address OF
the day was eloquently delivered by
Congressman J. Thomas Helm.
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judge Arrested for SELLING LIQUOR.

Hartweu, Ga. June S.-Judge Rowe
and his wife were arrested upon 40
cusatioas for liquor selling. drawn by
Solicitor j. H. Shelton, and were
placed in Jail upon failure to give
bond. There are eight accusations
each against them and their bond was
fred at $1,000. The people of Hart
Vel aRe determined to break up NO
torisas hQuer places.
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Contractor Commits Suicide.

Ocilla, Ga, June ST. B. PauIk. a
prominent contractor OF his place.
committed suicide here by taking lau-
danum. No cause can be ascribed to
the deed. 1t is thought that he COM
mitted the act in a moment of mental
abstraction. Mr.. Paulk was a mem
Der Of one Of the most prominent fam
lilies of this county.
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Many Deer Killed by Wolves.

Marquette, Mich, June S.-Bark
peelers in the employ of the Tyoga
Lumber company, which is operating
camps near Deerton, 80 miles east Of
here, report that during the past two
weeks they have found the bones and
carcases of "a deer. There is no
question that the animals were killed
by wolves during the past winter.
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Retail Liquor Dealers Meet.

Chicago. June S.-rhe annual con-
ventien OF the National Liquor Deal
ers' association began here today. Be
tween 500 and 600 wholesale liquor
reale1s from all parts Of the United
States were present at the opening
eession. The object OF the meeting
- to promote social and business In
tereSts.
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coiombia's Agent Arrives.

New York, June S.-EhriQue Cortes.
former minister Of foreign relations
OF Colombia and now confidential
agent OF his government on the mis-
sion to Washington, arrived here to-
day. He will confer with President
Roosevelt regarding the re-establish-
ment Of friendly relations between
Colombia and the United States.
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Wisconsin City Flooded.

Eoaa du Lac, Was. S4As Fond
1u Lao city and county have bean
swept By . food. entailinE Q loss q
e15o.e0o Buildings were torn from
their foundations. and shattered. the
fragments passing out into tho lakA
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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-10-27

SAKE Gantx returned Thursday.
from Chicago and has entered the
School 81 Mines again. NJ. Gants
though well plsassd with the work
81 the Armour Institute sad duly
impressed With .he lareeness Of the
institutionsfoun that be could re-.
|ceiye Is good instruction II not bet:
ter in one way, at the School Of
Mines in this city The largeness Of
the classes 81 the Armour School
prevents ths stndent from having
that close personal relation TO the
teacher that has proven wonderfully
beasicisly. The fact thata : student
here can zee his instructor stan,
moment Of the day lends asvorth Il
1.-The instruction that is impossible 4
| gstln th6 lsrger schools. Ar. Cant,
receiyed good markssin bic work ~
ghica scaooi and speaks ver,
highly oi their' methods.