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Arizona republican., 1905-06-04
FANCY WAIST 5os3.

Nothing that the season has devel- oped has met with greater enthusiasm than just such fancy waists as this one made in skeleton style. In the illustration it combines a blouse or guimpe of lace with lawn sleeves and a skeleton waist of pale green crepe messaline which matches the skirt and is trimmed with ruches of the mate rial held by velvet ribbon, but it's pos abilities are many. For the fancy waist and half sleeves, all the chiffon silks and wools are desirable while for sum- mer wear there are many lovely cot ton materials, and the underbIouse can correctly be made from all over em- broidery, in lingerie style or from mus lin embroidered by hand as well as of lace.
 The blouse is made in guimpe style with sleeves that consist of deep cuffs with full portions above and which
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
RAWLINGS TRIAL FINISHED.
One Negro Gets Death Sentence, tn
Other Life IMPRISONMENT.

Valdosta, Ga, August 3.-Sentence
of death was passed by Judge Mitch
ell on ALI Moore, convicted as one OF
the principals in the assassination OF
the Carter children. Frank Turner,
who was convicted last night as Access
sorry before the fact. was sentenced to
the penitentiary for life.
Turner had appeared well satisfied
with the verdict of the jury and re-
ceived his sentence with a smile.
Moore is to be executed September
Is. The date set for the execution
of J. G. Rawlings and his sons
Solicitor General W. E. Thomas will
probe to the bottom the charges made
against the McDonalds in connection
with the murder of the Carter chill
dren. The solicitor leaves tonight for
a trip of a few days to north Geor-
gia, and on his return will sift the
matter thoroughly.
An Indictment was drawn I'D by
him against Tim and Jif Mcdonald at
the beginning of the Rawlings, but the
jury found that the evidence In their
hands was not sufficient to warrant
them In finding a true bill
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
Police Removed from Wauons,

Chicago, August 3.-Police removed
today from the wagons of many firns
chat have been strike-bound for
months. Correspondents of many union
drivers were restored to their old
places. The employers association fol-
lowing the determination of the lunl-
bermen's association to reinstate TIE
union teamsters as body and have
decided to lift the ban placed ON all
strikers a week ago. The action was
taken despite the fact that the coal
teamsters' union has ignored the en-
ployers' threat not to employ any
strikers until all should vote to call
the strike of. A boycott against i've
big coal companies is still on.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
MOB ATTACKS A CHAUFFEUR.
He Ran Over Little Girl with Auto,
Fatally Iniurinq Her.


New York, August 3.-A six year
old girl was run down and probably
fatally hurt last night in Brooklyn by
a large automobile.
A mob attacked the chauffeur, Nils
Brolin. who was saved from serious
Injury by a policeman.
The child was at play In the street
and her mother did not see the auto
mobile approaching BrOlin tried to
stop the machine when he saw the
child was bewildered and hesitated in
which direction to fly. He threw on
all his brakes and the motor stopped
after one wheel had passed over the
body of the child Brolin jumped
from the machine and fastened to a
telephone, where he called for An am
bulance. Upon his return to the au-
tomobile he found threatening crowd
surrounding two friends whom he had
in the machine.
Women with clubs struck at him
and men threw stones until the police
men arrived.
The mother took the insensible chill
In her arms and refused to let the
ambulance doctor touch her, carried
the child half mile TO the hospital.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
No Change at Shreveport.

Shreveport, La, August 3.-The vel
low fever situation here today shows
no change. There are no further
cases at the detention camp and the
authorities are confident that there is
uLN. ossibility of . spread of the dis
ease There was q general exodus
of people from the city yesterday af-
ternoOn and last night. but quarantine
lines are very tightly drawn today.
The parish board of health has order
ed all trains from the south. over foul
railroads entering the city, stopped at
the Parish lines, the order applying to
both freight and passenger trains.
Barney Tracey, of Chicago. the pa
tient ut the Detention camp, is improv-
ing and will probably recover. The city
board of health today received word
of q developed case of yellow fever on
board a northbound Kansas City -outh-
ern train. The authorities at Mans
field were notified to stop the passen-
ger.
The work of sanitation is progress
ing throughout this city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

House Disposed Of 1t in Recor1-areak.
ing Time TUESDAY


ing Time TGcsoay.
Atlanta, August 3.-In record time
the house Tuesday conc.u4vu is ~. -
On the general appropriations bill, and
put it in shape to be sent over to the
this measure has required from three
senate. Usually consideration of
this measure has required from three
to five days; the house has disposed
of it in two. and the senate will now
ind itself with plenty of work without
further complaining about a lack o.
it.
By An Unexpectedly large majority
the house readily granted the request
OF the state militia for an increase of
$4,000 in the annual appropriation for
the years 1906 and 1907, and for the
next two years the state troops will
receive from the state to aid them in
completing their equipment, and pay
Ing other expenses. the sum Of $48, 900.
This appropriation was strongly resist
ed by DIR. Kelly. of Giascock. who
fought it on the ground that it is IN
necessary and a deprivation to more
important state institutions, but the
house finally put it through by tie
vote of 81 to 20.
AS small an item as 1t is, the appro-
priation of $4,000 for farmers insti-
tutes brought on the longest and most
determined debate Of the session. Sew
eral members opposed it. among them
Mr.. Hall. of Bibb. who declaVd that
1t could not be constitutionally car
r1ed in the general appropriations b..l.
The committee had left it out of the
bill, but the house put it back with
comparatively few dissenting voices.
The million dollar appropriation for
common schools and the $500, 900 for
pensions were passed without a word
being raised in protest. They went
through by common consent and tac!t
agreement that they should not be dis.
turbed.
Stephens" county, proposed to be
taken from the counties OF Walton.
Jackson and Gwinnett, with Winder as
the proposed county site, came up for
consideration before the new counts
committee Tuesday.
"kelT' county, which proposes t.
take it's territory from the counties
OF Liberty and Tattnall, presented its
claims before the committee Tuesday.
Glennville is the proposed county site.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
PROBABILITY OF BIG STRIKE.
$4,000 Bridge Workers May Quit Work
All Over Country,

New York. August 3.-In all proba-
bility there will be, says the World
today, a national strike against the
American Bridge company. Should the
strike be called, more than $4,000 men
will be involved
The workers attribute the trouble
to the alleged employment of nonunion
men by the Boston Bridge company.
Frank Buchanan, president of the In
ternational Association of Bridge and
structural Iron Workers arrived in the
city yesterday and will make his head
quarters here during the controversy
1t Is very possible, he said, that the
strike will take place. can do moth
ing for day or two except to wait
for Developments Should the strike
be ordered it will have the assistance
OF the International union and other
labor organizations.
A statement was made in behalf of
the American Bridge company which
says:
I'VE have not been officially inform.
ed about the trouble in New Haven.
but we have the right to submit our
work and have no right to impose con-
ditions on the subject contractors fur
Their than a guarantee that they must
do the work properly. We have an
agreement with the union tn amnIc-
Boston, August 3.-Duane Herbert
Church, whose invention of about $50
machines has revolutionized the man
ufacture of the watches in America
during the last twenty years, died yes
terday from heart failure at his home
in West Newton. Since 1882 he has
been employed in the factory of o
watch company at Waltham, and was
mechanical superintendent at the time
OF his death.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
Banker Charged with Forgery.

Raleigh, N. c., August Sc F..
Young, president of the Merchants
and Farmers bank, OF Dunno, n. c.,
was arrested there upon a warrant is
sued by E. Lee, justice of the peace.
upon the oaths Of three of the town
commissioners, charging forgery Of the
towns treasury accounts On the books
of the bank. The case was removed
to Justice ]. r. Goodwin's court and
upon a plea for a continuance by coun.
sci for the defendant, a justified bond
in the sum of $500 was required for
the appearance of the defendant here
next Monday when the case will be
heard.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
MURDERED FOR HIS MONEY.
New Orleans Waterman Victim Of Rob.
bers-Big Reward Offered.

New Orleans Waterman Victim Of Rob.
bers-Big Reward Offered.
New Orleans, August 3.-Early today
the body of Ignatius Feltzfnger,
night Waterman employed by the Boy.
Ian agency, detailed on duty at the Al
Gus box factory at Water and Napo
leon avenue, was found floating in the
river under circumstances which point
ed to one OF the most coIdbloded muir.
der atrocities ever committed in this
country.
Robbery was the motive of the
crime, and was evidently committed
by two or More men. One of the asas-
sins used heavy oak stick and had
struck the Waterman a blow ON the
head fracturing the skull. The other
used a razor or some other keen in
stdument as the left index finger was
nearly severed by it.
The only clew to. the crime left by
the assassins was the bloody stick
with which the crime was committed.
A pool of blood in the factory showed
where the crime was committed.
The body was placed on a truck and
WHEELER to the river about 100 feet dis.
tant, and then thrown down q vault
into the murky waters beliw.
Fretzinger is said to have had about
$50 ON his person before leaving his
home. The money and the pocket.
book were missing, also a cheap watch
and chain.
A reward of $3.50 has been offered
by the Atcus Box company and an ad.
ditional $50 has been offered by che
Boylan agency for any Information
leading to the apprehension of the
guilty parties.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
Governor Left CAPITAL.

Jackson, Miss, August 3.-GovernOr
Vardaman left the capital this morn
ing for the gulf coast to make rigid
investigation of the complaint from
Governor Blanchard that Mississippi
troops had invaded Louisiana territory
and were patroling near Lake Bigolets
The governor declined to make any
statement regarding the matter in ad
vance of his investigation.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
SANFORD FACES JURY
ON MURDER CHARGE
Hotel Men. of Atlanta, Not Per.
mirted to Tes lIy.
MRS. SANFORD RETURNS HOME
Great Interest ls Manifested in Rome,
Ga, Where the Trial Is BEING Con-
ducted-eo<h Sides Will Fight to
Win.

Rome. Ga, August 3.-The opening
of the second day in the trial of VIu-
cent T. Sanford. charged with the MUIR
der of George Wright, found public in
terest undated.
When court opened at O'Clock
every available seat in the court house
was taken.
A sensation in the nature of a bomb
shell was caused in the Sanford MUIR
der trial today, when Judge Wright
refused to permit j. d. Mcmillan, man
ager of the Hotel Bristol, Atlanta, to
testify as to what happened at his hotel
in Atlanta
Since the defense expected to prove
by Mcmillan that Wright and Mrs.
Sanford had often visited the hotel to-
gether, as will be seen from Colonel
Deans statement outlining the de-
tense. the importance of the courts
ruling may be readily understood.
Mrs. Sanford Returns.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sanford. wife of Vim
murder for the killing of George
Wright, returned to Rome Tuesday
night. coming on the Southern train
from Chattanooga. arriving about $50
O'Clock. She said that her sudden de.
parture from Rome on Sunday night
was due to private matter
Soon after her arrival she made a
statement to newspaper man, a part
of which follows:
Those who were banking on ny
running away are simply those who
wished me to run away. am not
one of the running away kind You
may say that am at home and never
have wandered from my intention to
stay here until my good name is clear
ed
Mrs. Sanford. it is learned, did not
leave in disguise. as was reported.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
Quarantine Officer Removed.

Chattanooga, Tenn, August s.
Acting Mayor Doughty this morning
removed ]. S. Schoff, superintendent
Of quarantine and suspended City En-.
gineer Robert Hooke. The charge
against Schoff was that he charged a
fee for issuing health certificates and
the allegation against Hooke was that
he had failed to attend meetings OF
the board OF health.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
Mobile Board to Meet.

Mobile, August 3.-Dr. Rhett Goode,
city health officer, said this morning
that the Mobile board of health would
Montgomery situation. DR.. Goode said
personally &c did not believe in quar-
antiniug Montgomery. There is no
alarm felt here over the Montgomery
case
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

In their midst that many Of the own
officials are meeting to pass ordinan-
ces imposing severe penalties on per-
sons who circulate reports calculated
to cause unnecessary excitement o.
alarm.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
Norway May Become a Republic

NORWAY May Become q Republic.
Copenhagen, August S.-Since this
arrival at the Danish court. Emperor
William appears to have become con.
WINGED that there Is no hope of a
prince OF the house OF Bernadotte be.
coming king OF Norway. His males
ty now favors Prince Charles, of DEN.
mark. and he is quoted as saying: I'll
Prince Charles does not become king
Norway will be republic. OF course
I prefer a monarchy, and therefore
shall hereafter support the candidacy
Of Prince Charles"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
$4,000 Given to Methodist churc

San Jose, Cal, August 3.-The Rev.
H. T. Besse, retired minister of this
city. today donated $50, 900 to the IVES
leyan Methodist church for educating
ministers and missionaries at the Wes-
leyan seminary at Houghton. N. Y.
Ten years ago he gave $4,000 for elm
liar purposes A university in Kan.
sas or Iowa may be founded with part
Of the money.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
Arkansas Rigid Quarantine.

Arkansas RIgio Quarantine.
Little Rock, Ark, August "Details
Of the state guard are being made to-
day to guard the gateways to the state.
The first detail under Captain La
waite goes to Lake Village. Chicot
county, which is an the Louisiana Dor
der in southeastern Arkansas
Rigid shotgun quarantine will be en-
forced. The lines are Tightening every
hour, and the state board of health
will hold daily meetings in conjunc-
ton with the county and city authori-
ties. The health officer will be de-
tailed to examine and report on any
suspicious cases that may be discov-
cred on the southeastern border
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04
TRERE WILL BE
MEMS !: BOYS CLOTHING
L4DIES' SKIRT SALE
r % e
BOSTON STORE
Saturday, Aug. 5,
en-, Monday, Aug I.

Having purchased more Clothing and Ladies'
Skirts this season thoD we could dispose Of. we
bave decided to give the people OF Ocala and
Murion County On opportunity to buy sumo cheap.
We will sell regardless Of price. Below we
quote few Of our Bargains:
Ladies' Skirts.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

AS space does not permit to give definite descrp
ton of all of Skirts only mention few leaders
Ladies' Light FLANNEL Summer skirts worth $3.50
Now from Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 to S4.40
Ladies Black Skirts
In this sale for .............. ............ Sc 90
We also have good many Skirt prices
Ranging from ..-..-..................e8c to 498
thing in Skirts just Cecilan
Pleated regular $1,000
(Fad made from Voue in the latest
Style worth o
this sale only 81 90
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-04

OF wr1ts OF eJectment and Injunction
against the Mississippi militia in the
fededal courts. The suit was brought
by Albert Baldwin, banker and capital
ast, of this city. Mr.. Baldwin seeks
to enJoin the Mississippi militia from
taking possession of his fishing and
hunting lodge on Pearl river. It seems
that permission was asked to occupy
the place for the militia to do guard
duty on the border and it was re-
fused. The troops announced that
unless granted permission in a certain
time they would break open the place.
Yesterday they broke In an dMr. Bald.
win decided 20 bring his suit. Federal
marshals viii probably be sent to the
scene.
Commander A. B. Booth, of the Unit
ed Confederate Veterans of Louisiana.
said today that guarantees had grown
SO light with the fever prevailing here
and in other parts of Louisiana that
1t would be practically an impossibility
for more THAI handful of veterans to
reach Lafayette for the annual reunion
So apprehens;ve are people In the
country towns that they win be bottled
mp by the report Of suspicious cases
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
.sMO|!O|7I REFUSES TO
I. Reveal Ceremonies ] !! !. D /!
Cross Examination Ends and In
vestigation Will v: be Con- .
cluded To-day.

tBYAsssouc,latcd Press

wAsIiIN GToN, D: c., JAM q. The
senate investigation into the protests.
against senator Reed smoot Ss will be
brought To- 4 close this week. The cross
examination 81 the respond nt Terminated
earlier than expected. a and many other
witnesses for the defense were examined.
1t was announced before adj ournment 81
the COMMITTEES on Privileges and 81 tons
that only a few moro witnesses would BIO
put on the stand, and except for some
evidence, the Invest gation
may conclude Tomorrow.
The cross-examination OF Senator ssmoot
ended with an a bsolute refusal Of the
witness to testify ii, regard to the endow-
mont ceremonies. He also asserted that It
was not his business to call to account
President Smith, OF he Mormon Church.
because OF. the fact I hat Smith admitted
to the committee that he was living In
violation OF the laws OF. the land. Three
other witnesses refused to tell tho COM
mittee the character OF the endowment
ceremol1i es. is VI B n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
4. HANOVER CLUB.
Alumni G COMMITTEES. Meet to Plan
& for endowment ofsNeWS Chair.

fapeciar TO The Times Dlsnat ch.l
VAS sn 2s rhsd h menoxer
der most nos Df favorable eireun'sanees and Z
charter membership OF some OF the most
prominent citizens Of Richmond, Ii as well as
Ashland. Tho application for a. charter was
endorsed by Judge Mason q the ~ Circuit
GRANTED by ths Corporal on Commission on tho
18th Instant The object OF the club Is the pro-
motion Of social intercourse, and the following
officers wero elected Mr., Charles p i Potts
presidents NJ q pss,re'
ORA, a g 4, NYlghtn'an;1!o f I2andol ph- Macon
c:niekc, deyered a special address before tho
Womans Club Of Ashland here this oveenirg,3
nasaeectad for his subject, "Plctures,. A.
FIXTURES have always proven Intensely interest,
Ing and Instruct ys Or. vi ghtman3 demon-
strated The structural element OF great pic
lures, which is also ctara oterlstic Of music
s Syn II many e ne great works q
III Tie youns ladies' Of Ashland win tender
n Japanese german 10 young men at the
IIenry Clay Inn next FRIDAY nlght, Japanese *,
y rio nssy Misses Backley Soe Lousylle, KY.
and Miss Cowherd, neconpanied by hlr, Mar
shall Cowherd, who have 5neent visiting Mrs.
ynhiu e fr rLaxasi II Ashand y
lThe ! Executive Committee Of the Alumni
Association OF Randolnh'Macon College is In
sess on here tonight tor the purpose OF de-
ing and o. sna9%ns ne nnw
allgnrltad next June and to which Professor
peaWarr y. EsasteF has been elected as
DR.. Hail .canter,, Of ssandllnh-sta coleve,
loan Association for the Advancement Of the
Sc onces. g ftf. Bgk3 Ih iijIll5l iif
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
HEsFoUNDF'l IN
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
RA7EB|L|.UP
.F0R:.D|lS|.C'U||SIS|I0|N|.
Burgess Loudly Applat,ded When
He pledged Democratic Sttp-
"a 5,iS, port to President.
If E |. ON On SAN DOMINGO ! !.

-.iIII5Igl gI M


IHr
iwAslI1NG ToF. y. q. Jan. ss.rhe
session o. tho HOUSE to-day was given
over entirely to the consideration OF Bills
relating 10 the District Of Columbia,
There was an echo Of the disturbances
sin 4 ST Petersburg yesterday, when Mr. RI
Baker, OF New York, moved that ar, nd q 3
3oiirnment be taken out Of respect to,
those who were Killed IN the clash with.
the Russian troops. The only affirmative
vote was recorded BY 1lr. Ba ker himself. sy
4 II rhe proposition to control the railroads
III the matter Of rates was discussed At
length by Mr.. Burgess, Of Texas, ana
briefly by Mr.. Hepburn, Of Iowa. sS ~
81 Mr.. Burgers was loud y a pphudcd when
4 ho pledged the President the support OF
tho Democrats In the effort to restrict e, riot
the railroads. IS n 4 u.
q Atr. Hepburn uowa) congratulated Mr..
Burgess for pledging d Democratic support
to railroad eglslatlon,t i'll but said that I'll
through his remarks there had been an
attempt TO make a partisan Dues ton out.
OF It. Mr.. Hepburn vigorously asserted
that every shred Of legislation now on
tho statute books regarding the control
OF railroads. came from Republi leans and
Republican bodies "a
AS IN The House adjourned until tomorrow.