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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

Special Correspondence ocala Banner.
The people OF this district are very
much excited over TIE petition for a
special school district, which will be
voted out or in on Saturday, August
5. Everybody interested should cast
their vote.
Messrs. S. G. and A. L. Taylor were
in Daisy Saturday on business.
The Silver Springs Lumber COM
pany had a misfortune with their
skidGing machine last week The
boiler being very weak it sprang
leak, but it is out again in regular
service.
Mr.. w. E. luton has sold his place
to Hodges & O'Hara for a considera-
ton of $500. Mr.. futon will move TO
the2 Grahamville section. He is
hustler, and will make his way any
where and will be piize TO Graham
vile. We regret very much to lose
him.
Mr.. NJ. B. WaIdron will move back
to3his old home this week as it has
been vacated by his son, j. b. Wald-
ron.
Uncle Nike says he will try to live
blythe sweat of his brow hereafter,
and let his boys do the same.
Mr.. G. G. Nilligan, of Anthony,
and B. B. Minshew, of Pierson, were
| in our burg last week.
Mr.. J. K. Priest is taking the fieecy
coats from his flock of sheep. He
! seems to be in high spirits, as wool is
bringing fine price this season.
Mr.. A. P. Marsh called on the fair
sex as Grahamville Sunday. (You
are old enough, Arville.)
Mr.. Welhoraer is putting In car
load of palmetto buds week now.
Mr.. Raleigh Waldron, of Orange
/ Springs, was in town Sunday, the
| guest of his cousin, NJ. G. Abortion.
| Mr.. Alex Holly anticipates taking in
the Oxford picnic.
VT. Hucks, of South Carolina, has
| d position with Mr.. j. K. Priest.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
BENNINGTON

special Correspondence OcaIa Banner
Our farmers are about through pull
ing their fodder now and they are
preparing TO nave their oats threshed.
Our burg was pretty well represent
ed at the convention at Blitchton last
Sunday.
Mr.. c. H. McAlister, of Irvine, was
in our burg last Monday.
Messrs. D. FAINT and d. B. Payne are
busy running their oat thresher in
our community this week.
One of our young men was seen 60
ing off from the church at Blitchton
Sunday, and afterwards we heard
that there was a runaway marriage
at Blitchton that evening. Wonder
if it was this couple? Ruben, you
ought to have told US about it. We
wish you long and happy life, just
the same. APPLE BLOSSOM.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

Florida is the best place. This is
what people say who return from 9TH
er places to which they have recently
been seeking cool weather and COM
fort. They report some pleasant and
some very unpleasant weather at
mountain and eastern resorts. Much
more of the latter. A lady sojourn-
ing in California who resides in jack
sonville says the climate out there is
too cool for summer. and another one
in the mountains of North Carolina
says she has seen this summer warm
err and more sultry weather than
Florida ever has.
81 never wanted to get home so bad
in my:life," said a gentleman yester-
day on arrival here. He said he had
experienced none of the cool, refresh
ing breeze at night that always pre-
walls in Florida. 81 can always sleep
in Florida, but / cyuld not in Boston,
New York or Philadelphia during the
past month"; 1t is the same old
story. "A person fares as well in
Florida tine year round as he can any,
where in this country .-JacksonviIIe
Metropolis
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
GRAHAMvlLLE

Specie Correspondence of the Ocala Banner:
Will our valuable paper, the Ocala
Banner, permit q few items from our
little burgf
Without the clouds we would not
appreciate sunshine, and most every
one in our vicinity know how to ap-
preciate the sunshine now.
Mrs. Romeo PEBBLES and children.
of Hastings. have spent the past week
with friends here.
The many friends of Mrs. John
Owens, of Palmetto, are glad to learn
that she is improving from her Sc
rious attack of fever.
Misses Julia and Eta Randall are
spending the week with their aunt,
Mrs. T. w. Randall.
Those who will attend the annual
Oxford picnic from here are: Mrs.
Robert Holly and daughter, Miss
Flossie, Ray Holly, Paul Fore and
John Hale.
Miss Flossie Holly will 60 from Ok.
ford to Sarasota to visit her sister
Mrs. Walter Finler.
The Messrs. Luffman, of Grine1
Farm, passed through here last weel
for Salt Springs.
Mr.. Frank Long has gone to Sun
day Bluff, where he is employed.
From all accounts Gainesville viii
lose one of her fair bellies in the neal
| future and Grahamville, we think
will be the one to gain,
| Mr.. D. R. Mixson, of Pennington
and Miss Make Fort, of Lynne, call
ed on MIR. T. n. Randall last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whaley ant
! children and Mr.. and Mrs. Garret
Parker, of Fort King, went through
here last week going to Lake Eatol
on fishing trip. SAMANTHA.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

A newspaper dispatch says de |
mands are made that Channcy NJ.
Depew resign as director of the
Equitable Life Assurance society. 1t
IL also said that the demand viii be
made that Mr. Depew resign as trus-
tee of Yale university and that recent
disclosures may affect the senator's
relations with other institutions"
Has anyone heard of q demand be-
ing made for ar. Depew's resigna-
ton as United States senator?
L. it not strange that q man who
has been guilty of such offenses that
his resignation as director of an in
surauce society, as well as his resig-
nstion as trustee of college, is de-
manded, should be permitted to con-
tinue as q member of the United
States senate without even protest
from the people whom he is presum-
ed to represent?
Senator Burton, of Kansas, was
tried and convicted, yet it was never
seriously suggested that he resign his
position in the senate.
Senator Mitchell. of Oregon, was
tried and convicted, yet no demand
for his resignation as q senator has
been made.
Senator Dietrich, was indicted and
escaped on q technicality, yet Mr..
Dietrich's resignation as a senator
was not demanded.
Some members of the lower house
have been arraigned in court charged
with serious offenses, while import
ant disclosures concerning many 9th
ers have been made, and yet there is
no demand that any of these men
surrender the commission they hold
from the people.
What does this signify? Does it
show that we are SO careful of our
business institutions and our colleges
that we insist that anyone connected
with these institutions shall resign in
the face of charges affecting his in
tegrity while we do not have the
same concern for the public service?
Can the people afford to have a
lower standard for the public official
than they have for the business di-
rector or the college rrustee?-Lin-
coin COmmoner.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
work Progressing Rapidly on Fsi
Buildings.

Tampa, Fla, Aug. 2, 1905.
Special 10 the Ocala Banner:
The work of erecting the state fair
buildings, including the mammoth
main exhibit building, began Monday
and will be pushed with all rapidity
possible until every building is COM
pleted and ready for use. The firm
to which the building contract was
let was given eighty days in which to
complete the work, and IN case the
buildings are not finished by this
time the fair association will take the
buildings in hand and complete them
before the fair gates open, Nov. Is,
at the expense of the contractor.
Heretofore one of the most serious
drawbacks of fairs in general, has
been late opening. The directors in
this case, however, are determined
to have the buildings ready on time
and not detail will be lacking when
the crowds are admitted on the date
above mentioned. No county can af-
ford to go without representation at
this, the greatest state fair of the
south's history.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
Cant Do Without 1t

We are in receipt of letter from
HendersOnvi1le, n. c., from valued
subscriber and she says she can not
do without single copy of the Ban
ner and sends for an issue she did not
get.
Another subscriber writing from
North Station, S. c., says:
II wouldn't be without it for twice
the amount. 1t is one of the best pa
pers in FlOrida''
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
~ ore Flowers for Our Neighbor.

More Flowers for Our Neighbor.
Whenever the press gang needs a
ready, brilliant orator to make an i'm
promptu speech, on subject likely
to overtax the ability of the other nu-
merous orators present, 1.-The distin-
guished editor of the Ocala Star, Col.
Bittinger, is always called upon, al
ways responds gracefully and elo-
quentIy to everybody's satisfaction,
and it is very gratifying to his friends
to have the Tampa Tribune nominate
Col. Bittinger to succeed Governor
Broward-since Gov. Broward can
not succeed himself. Mrs. Bittinger
would make a charming first lady
of the land. miss E. Nellie Beck in
Pensacola Journal.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

Ocala is in telephone connection
with the following outside towns:
Anthony, BeIeview, Bitchton, Sill
yer Springs, Conner, Daisy, Dexter,
Fl. Mccoy, Grahamville, Homes
Still, Halls Farm, Mcdowell Crate &
Lumber Company, Spring Park, Mon
tague, Spar, Summerfeld, Lynne
and Williams & Meningitis Still.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

1t is an i'll wind that does not blow
someone good.
So many people have left Ocala
that chickens, eggs and milk are be-
coming plentiful and in consequence
the prices are quite reasonable and
the members of the Can't-Get-Away
Club are feasting on these things
every day in the week and on Sun
day, too.
1t is really comfortable, thank you,
spending the summer at home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

Mrs. s. L. Patterson and little
daughter, Annie Lester, left last
night for Jacksonville, where they
win remain q few days before pro-
ceeding to the mountains of North
Carolina to spend the remainder of
the summer.-Miami News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

The Salvage Sale at the Variety
continues with increased interest.
There has been nothing like it in
Ocala for long time. Special at
fractions are offered today. The ad
tells the story.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

DR.. A. L. Izlar has been spending q
few days this week at Lake Weir.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

1t is a source of congratulaticn to
the whole people OF Florida that the
yellow fever scare at Tampa has sub
sided and the only case there was a
refugee from New Orleans and he has
recovered. The fact that the fever
did not spread shows that Tampa is
in good sanitary condition.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

The county democratic executive
committee is called to meet in Ocaia
next Saturday for the purpose of
naming a successor to General Bull
lock as county judge whose name
will be certified to Governor Broward
for appointment.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

Mrs. w. ". Newsom and children
and Mrs. Newsom's mother, Mrs. Sc.
E. Wartman left yesterday for Ches-
ter,S. c., to spend few weeks. They
win also go to Beach Island, 8. c.,
or q visit of several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
MRS. HALL MIRACLE
Experiences Similar TO This Have ocea.
stoned Considerable Comment
In Richmond.


II Few women are better known In Lock-.
port. N. ", than Mrs. Pattic y. Hall,
as she belongs to one OF the best families
and has large circle OF friends and ac-
quaintances In nrccent Interview Mrs.
Hall said:
THE experience ! have been through,
In the last two years Stems like q miracle.
! was SO badly off ths .Sllfe seemed almost
uncomfortable, and my .dcafness iticrcased
80 that could scarcely hear anything.
The stffocation ii, my chest and the In
digestion caused by my catnrrh, produced
very severe suffering. l had five differ
e,it pi,ysicians. bought everything that
anybody fecomtnendGd to me, but finally
gave UP IN despair S
IT. One day my nliliner asked me IL 1
had ever tried Hyomei. began the treat
mcnt, and chi, thankfully testify that
lIfyomo does cure this terrible disease.
Since using II my hearing IL greatly Inn
proved. and the only, time II hnve any
catarrhal trouble Is when l take cold. I
then Use iyomci. and always get instant
relief. Ny friends and acquaintances
marvel at the change In my health and
n
T. a. Afers drug store sells Hyomei on
a guarantee plan. offering TO refund the
money II 4. does not give complete satisfac-
Etion, Mall orders Will sbc fllcd promptly on
receipt OF price. Complete outfits, $i,00: extra
bottles, 80 cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
GOES TO sTAUNTO,N
Senator Martin Mending Fences
All Over the State. Il

#8 Senator Thomas S. Martin, who ar ..
rived In the city Saturday night from
Norfolk and Newport News, left again
Sunday evening for staunton, where he
met number Of his friends and support
crs yesterday, Tho senator Is moving
nbout8ntSa pretty lively rate. comforting
with friends and perfecting his }orgaltza-
Etlon. Up to this time Senator Martin is
not believed to have done much toward
organizing his forces in Richmond, but 1t
is expected that he may do so this week !.
s The Martin headquarters, Murphy's
Hotel consist OF a suite Of four or five
rooms His brother. Mr. Leslie Martini,
who Is his private secretary, is In charge.
IN his absence. assisted by Colonel Joseph.
Button and several stenogsaphers and
CLERKS. There are many visitors at the
Headquarters ily,4manyao Of them conl-i
ing merely to pay their respects, So far
as can be; Escertained, the SENATOR'S
friends have yet had no formal confer.
.ence, the 8yisitors that ca II usually max y
Ing suggest lions an to the outlook In their
sections or count los, N NJ 9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
STRAIN
!NS DAN DOMINGO ] | c J
Government Planning t. Install
Foreign Agents liz Customs
Houses 10 Collect Revenues.
ITALIAN CRUISER ON WAY.

nv Assoc,atcdsf,ress. j

II
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, March s7,--'fi,e
italian cruiser Caiihria has received IN
str,lctions by cable to return. Immediately
80 San Domino. It Is supposed that the
order has q bearing on the demand for the
payment of claims ngainst the Republic
ofgsanto Domingo. The vessel mas sailed.
Will Relieve Situation.
u. sANs DOMINGO, REPUBLIC OF san
\ DOMINGO, March N.--A note from rom
American Minister Dawson to the Don,ii.--
icaE( govern:nent was published here this ..
The paper !; " Which so,,h lac saes
the Committee on Foreign fairs has
prospects q ping rn aer IA
created n good impression and ": essnD-
7llshed confidence. It ina w cailgc the SIT
8uationl 10 change completely. The pro
position OF reign crcdlt pending &c, J,
cision by the American government ana
the santo Domingo Improvement ESin !,
spany, It liz hoped. will be accented and
prevent difficulties with European govc rr-,
n1ents. Quiet continues throug hopts me re-
ID public. 4 gI n
White House Conference,
son. the American minister at santos Do-|
nlingo. has cabled the State Department
70 the effect that the Dominican govern
1 mentt had be fore 1t for considera ton. sew
+ eral plans for the Esatiata ction 3nfS the
claims az foreigners md, to tide over the
{shiatus caused by The allure OF the SEN
ate 10 net upon the Dominican treat enc
Dominican government I az a bou con
clnded to Install y foreign gents ~ the
custom, houses TO collect revenues. fort "
+ f1yc percent. OF which IRE to be applied
to the maintenance Of the L govern
aRnd the remaining ffty.tit e per Gent. to
be placed on deposit sub ects to- disbnrf e.
mc,lt among the foreign crcdl tors IN the
future d ftcr5the Senate has had nm opporr-
8tunttyto again consider the treaty. I his
proposition was the subiec OF IA con fer
gencc; Mt the White House tod y be wee n
the President Sc rotary Taft. Senator
Lodge Senator Spooncr and A. citing Sc
icretary Adee but ] I was sta led 4 that no
concluslons has yet been reac he'd. Ssass iS
5}sS els notSqnite clear from Minister Day
sons dispatch Just what pa IT he has pla y.
edith bringing ahoutg this al reement, but
Ut rs gathered that j & had mot vet been
2consummated Z, but It Is ce rtain8 that lles
n has not 4 signed any formal undertaking g
binding shisPgoycrunent.ss.ss a.
vi 1T was said that the poin no W 1t Issue
n as whethc or not the 2I' resident smayS
legally designate a iscal a gent TO- collect
these island revenues, and St he decision
upon that point Is expected within Ia 3da y
y or two ~ Slid 39
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
GIFT
Was NOT SOLICITED !.
a(By Associated Press

BOSTON. MASS March 81 In an In
Sterview Tonight, Or. James y u. Barton.
secretary OF the America n Board OF Com
smissoners for Missions, declared that
the proposed gift OF 800, 900 by John D.
Rockefeller to the board. which has
caused wide discussion, was unsolicited
and spontaneous. Dr.. Barton said: so
fur MS i know no person sought nm fin-s
teryiew With Mr.. r Rockefeller Hor amy
member OF his. fan,ily8or any member Of
his staff OF secretaries. and no letters
were written to bring Influence to bear
upon him in these matters. believe
that The gift Swpa a. spont famous one
given from his own Impulse for the pur-3
pose OF tho work carried on under the
American gBonrd, = X IA Il ilssF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
.ROSSEAu GUILTY
must SERVE TERM.
Convicted III Charge 81 Having.
Sent Internal Machine to
Cunard Liner Umbria.
nv Associated PRESS

4 NEW YoRIl March q. Gessner Rus
sell, also known as Gcsser Rosseau. was
convicted to-day be fore Recorder cioff, OF
having sent with malicious intent an int-5
sfernal machine TO the Cunard steamer
iUimbria, m this city on ay q. 19os. The
prisoner received the verdict calmly and
without comment and was manded to-
tho Tombs for sentence Of rlday. The
maximum penalty for the offensc lis five
years intprssonment. In iiis testimony,
5Rosseat Ii said ~ BIZ 3s
4S!.I have made many Internal machines
during, my lifc.8 nd during the Cuban
q L sold q number Of them to
5ngents for Cuba In this country. Theys
Il gave full Instructions tofthe agents as
% Rosseau maintained that the sInfernali,
machine found on the X dock here wills
harmless. @ He said N 1t was placed there
4 i an effort to denlonstTateth that would
be an easy matter to Sdest roy M ocean
liner He admitted that the mech nnism.
was perfect and that the box contalned
nearly 4 a hundred pounds Of dynamlte:s
but Claimed that the Explosive power OF
the dynamite had been removed and that
tho mechanism had not been put In oper-5
WHEN Rosseau was arrested IN Phila-a.
3dclphia In connection wit Il 81 me Umprta
affafr, II also was charged that ne mao
been 2implicated In the at tempt 70 dow
in the statue OF Fred ed lex the Great az
that episode to-day, Rousseau declined to
answer on the ground that II would tend
5toHincriminate him and convict him OF q
felony .ts 53. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
RECEIVER NAMED FOR
T-.A||IBE|A I .|NN.C0MPANl.E|::.s!j
! CIV Associated Press.

(Byi Associated Press, 8.
n .PHII,ADE A. pa Marc 2l.-.tr1ye
D, cnncnrns ailiea With, the Bookloversaan and
Tabard Inn libraries. OF which Seymour =, :
sEatonis presid were PLACED IN the
United States Circuit Court, ~. !. :
Z The ablishmen Is al fested /. are r !, Inc
3Philadalphfaz Book Store Compa ny. Ia
5bafi Inn Press Company Ia bard Inn
Shops and Studios, Tai bard Inn Drugg 3. $!
Speciality Company and the 8Tabard Inn
Food Company. The liabilities, q ccording
the presid are !! tess 81 dh nad
These assets Mrs. Ea ton says. are by the
nature the business ,r scattered q rro T,
SantFrancfsco in8nlore than two thousand
cities astwell as on scores Of trains g and and
Among the plaintiffs are thesJ. Pip:
pincott Company. the Macmillan Com
nany. .. "a ppleton and Company, Curtis
Midland Retail Company Counsel for
the creditors states tina the action is n
'amicable one In ton of the res
Organization ofSthe companies. III HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
j. WRIT REFUSED.
Supreme Court Declines to Act
in the Fishburne Case. js Y

Tho Supreme Court Q { Appeals OF vir-l
Charles r. F1shburne for q writ Of error
TO the Judgment of the Corporation Court
of the city OF Roam Ike, Ein he was
convicted of murder In the second de-
gree and his punishment, fixed at FIVE
s3Temenibered that Tshburne was con-
victed o { The killing OF DR. Fred derrick. y.
I4efpW,s Il a sphyscap.l whom q lie y 8! abbed
fatally. He was tried before Judge Al
N. Aiken with the result stated
Med their petition for q writ Of error
bnsing the same I, on many exceptions
.takensto the selection 81 Jurors and he.
srejections OF others. and admisslbllty OF
Certain testimony and the I9re1ect Ton of,
other offeped II his behalf While. the
opinion Of the court IS expressed lin the
one one Word \ Refused, la regarded as
down "a written opinion statin ne the spe..I
5clnc grounds refusal, The actton&o f3
the appellatos court means Ethnt tlle Young
doned by the GoyernOr 4; e as
Iris Court Will conclude !. the hllRipeas.
OF the term tod and Will Sproha tad- y
tjourli until May. a great ma ny a ses
have Sboen3 argued and seyenteel, nitS elGl,rs
cen opinions handed down. is .sxpeent-s
cd thai several more may he del tors
a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
r UNAWAY MATCH. 5
Fox Hunters in Louisa Or game
s ;.3S = H1I1t Glib

fEpcc.nI 10 The Tinea- Disnatc ~
siS1.OU1SA. March Emmett Wright
drove his cousin. Mics eaIde WrlEh bot
a Belts Cross roads. his count y.g oyer&to
Louisa Friday. astensihiy to visit the dem
\ tist here They. however. took the train hero
and went TO Washington. where they WET
married. The groom II y tneteer and the brtde
eighteen ;sss3 10 3sS
s Moore. for Is HON ant was swern
goiit few weeks since. for fetrayal under
Mineral. ~ and who appeared with the girl at
tho county clcrk' Office and married. her be-
fore the warrant could be served has been
arraigned before Justice Hunter on the charge
Of 'desertion@ and support He was bniled
I'm the sun, OF 500 tn appear Mt the Nay.
term OF the Circuit Court s5al3st
The lowers OF fox hunting In &Louisa have
Organized n club. and nov have pack OF
twelve fine hounds. TheyEt have secured com on
fra bie Kennels for hem, and expect fine
snort in The future. AZ the country Is adapted
to Tho chase with plenty OF foxes and not
s too many fences. Il W VI 5ss55s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
] KILLED CHILDR EN- SHE .5i..s
6COU LDN'T SUPPORT
,py. l.;Akaslo2celat ed Press.l

tBy. Associate ed Press
PADUCAH ma March IN re. Nj ~
tBrockWell, whose three children died from
poisoning under SUSPECT GUS circums stances
Saturday, broke Town today and 4. con y
phineia "a Goa oil. The woman said tina
her husband was In al, a siltr, and that
she could not support the CHI ldrens, shos
also 8 tated that George a lberton prom. =
ised Is marry her II she would get rid of
the children.,a a lberton was arrested as
AN accessory ING " III ~ t55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
SET 10 JAIL 10 4
CAPE; B U II NED TO DEATH
N, y .,oo, 3 /, "a Pres.

~ RI Es5s SfBys Assoc,a ted Press) VA NJ
BIRMINGHAM ALA March 27.--Att
special L from Warrior. Las says that '' {
Thomas Blackburn a well known farmer
of that place. has; been burned to dealt
IN a cell In the town lock- up, by q fire
OF his own making. In an attempt to-
escape from sjail. Tho fire was discovered
too late to save the man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
Judge Henry S. Foote.

lBy AssOcIated Press. 2I
ssyY4ASHINGTCN,fl u. Ct, March 2s.-Judse
Henry S. Tootc, son of exc overnor8 F'oote.;
OF mississippi, and brother OF Senator
Stewards first wife, died OF pneumonia
here this afternoon. He recently served
;as one Of the Judges OF the q tizenshlp
Court inB tho Cherokee ma ton, I