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The Newark journal., 1905-09-22
MARTIN VS. HINDMAN
 ON PROHI QUESTION
Martin Says Discussion of the
 Matter is Good Thing
He Comments The Journals Fairness and Challenges Hindman to
 Discussion of the Issue.
To The Newark Journal:

ber s, Mir. Hindman endeavors to east odium and insinuations upon those whom he chooses to call prohis. But suffer a remark: l want to repeat, that l consider The Journal the fairest paper in this part of the state, as the editor al- lOws both sides to be heard 1 am always glad to give a reason for what l believe, and as the question Of whisky or no whisky is a pub lie one, think The Journal is act ing fair in giving all q chance to be heard. A writer who is too cowardly to defend his position ought not to write at first and 1 want to compliment The Journal for its fairness on this line. So if the whisky men will keep on try ing to defend their position there will be some lively reading for The Journals army of readers.
 Now want to notice some things Mr. Hindman says. He refers to inanimate objects existing in harmony, then tries to apply this rule to man. Is not this a far fetched idea. Don't he know that each was made for their respective place! If 1t was possible for eith- CT to get drunk and act the fool, as man does, there would not be such harmony. Mir. Hindman says, As to individuality he tman) is like the rose and the peb- ble-no two exactly alike. But unlike the roses and the pebbles he has ideas. and my God what ideas some of them do have"
 Let me say with reverence, my God what ideas some do have, and Mr. Hindman seems to have the most extreme. Could the reader get his idea of morals from read ing his articlel
 He says, Some men seem to have obtained the idea that the Creator of the Universe appointed them as His viceroys to manage 1t. But upon close examination 1 think that 1t will be found that their commissions have been forg- ed. ,
 Who does the gentleman refer to- If to the writer he ought to re-read his own article. Who made the pebblel Who made the rosez Who made you and the writer! God. So we are equal, from his standpoint. But because l have ideas differing from his he thinks l desire, with all who agree with me tand there IS host of them) to be the viceroy of God.
 1 presume he would have all to just gulp down anything he might say without a thought of what 1t Is. But in this he k sadly mistak en. He canvassed this county at least once trying to persuade the people that he was right in his ideas and all know the result. He did not get to help make any laws. And trust that the people will never give any man of his ideas the privilege to make more liberal laws than we now have, as they are more liberal now than we need.
 Alr. Webster says a vlceroy IS the governor of kingdom or country who rules in the name of the king, with royal authority, or as the kings substitute. Because the writer has ideas in accord with good morals and even the majori- ty of the people in this county have said so, he wants to leave the impression that we want to rule with royal authority as the sub- +;+,+o for a kino,,-Cod
The Newark journal., 1905-09-22
Woman Lay For Hours Unconscious With Dead Boy by Her Side Be-
 fore Crime Was Discovered.
The regular .t!e termh rghy.fy offy Stabbed.

Conway, Ark, Sept. 15.-A Mrs. Lawrence, living on the out skirts of town, was viciously as saulted, her $ year.old son killed and 3-year old son cut with a knife by an unknown negro last night
 | That so bloody crime had been committed was not known or even suspected bx the nearest neigh Dor until this evening, almost Is hours afterward All Ia>t night and un- til late today the woHan lay in bed, unconscious most Of the time, with her boy dead beside 'her and the baby boy toe young to give the alarm.
 The crime was an atrocioHs one. The woman is q poor widow Of good reputation who has made ! precarious living Ut the wash tub for herself and children.
 This afternoon neighbor call ] ed to see her, but found the door closed. Pushing the door open she went in and a sickening sight met her eyes On the bed, uncon- sciouS, her fto.e and clothing covered with blood, her hair matted togeth- CT with coagultted blood, was the woman she called to see. Beside her on the bed was the dead body of her $ fear-oId boy, and the smalser chiili was also in the bed feebly moaGlog pam and weak almost to aacon,ciousnes@ from loss of blood, suffering from I knife thra~t The mattress and bed clothing, as well as the floor, were beSpaftrrcd with blood. Physicians were Summond aad af- ter the unfortunate woman s wounds ha tfe.l dressed and re- storatives administered she recoY- cred coa~eesi~neos sufficiently to tell sonpt thitz of her awtGt exprr fence.
 She said tat after she had re- tired the house was forciblY enter ed and ohe found herself confront ed by nude negro Before she conld make an ou cry she was struck in tae head and dashed abont the faee The oldest boy screamed aHd 1t is supposed the negro killed aim to prevent him from giving tee alarm ltis also presumed ttat the smaller child was slashea with the knife for the same reason. The mother does
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The Newark journal., 1905-09-22
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
Boy VIII CiinQ to Mother.

Chicago Oct IA dispatch 10 the
Tribune from Wooster. o. says:
although the decree of Judge Eason
place sthe Taggart children under the
guardianship of their father, Major
Taggart may find it difficult TO get Cul-
Yer into ais possession without actual
~ going to Mrs Taggarts house and
tearing the boy away from his mother
Mrs. Taggart will prepare Culver
to accompany his father, but to force
him to leave her is an act she is not
equal TO. Culver seems determined
to resist the majors authority
Major Taggart's attorney. E. s
Wertz. said last night if Mrs Tagsart
chose to cooperate with Major Tag
CART in managing the children. she
eventually will have them almost en-
tirely with her.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
DEATHS Turks IN THE SALIVA
Professor Says Bite Of Girl 10 More
Deadly Than That Of Snake.

Professor Says Bite Of Girl 10 More
Deadly Than That Of Snake.
New York, Oct. 13.-Prof. w. d.
Miller of the University of Berlin sent
shivers down the backs of the students
ut Wesleyan when he announced in a
lecture that the bite of a girl would
often bring quicker and more horrible
death than the bite of serpent, says
q dispatch to The Herald from Middle
town, Conn.
Professor Miller. who has made q
special study of the bacteria of the
mouth. said that only a short time ago
he experimental ON a girl in Germany
anad found that an arrow dipped in
the saliva from her mouth would send
It's victim in death throes more terri
BILE than one dipped in the venom Of
the most deadly snake.
Professor Miller said that there was
a lesson in this for dentists
Neither should mothers or fathers
aallow babies to chew their fingers. for
fatal results are likely 20 come from it.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
Will Try to Recapture Gun.

New York. Oct. 17-American auto
mobile enthusiasts are already looking
forward to bringing back the Wander
bilt cup which was won Saturday by
Hemery. Of France. In a conference
yesterday with several automobile man.
ufacturers as well as a number OF en-
tnusiasts. E. r.. Thomas, OF Buffa-
10. decided to give q cup to the win
ner Of the 1906 elimination race which
will be held in this country next yea1
to pick a team 10 90 to France The
manufacturers promised Mr. Thomas to
start early to build cars that Will bring
the cup back to the United States.
The reason this cup 10 put up said
Mr.. Thomas. "is to get q large num-
Der Of Automobiles interested and ket
them together long before the date OF
the preliminary triale-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
Arrested for EmbezzIement.

Tampa, Fla, Oct 17--After
here a year under an assumed name,
G. Raymond Perry. formerly member
Of the school board at Marion, S. c.,
wanted there for embezZlement of pub.
lie funds. has been arrested by City
Detective Bell and is locked in police
station at this place. Perry has been
known mere as R. W. Mcintyre and
has been representing concern
known as the Baltimore Supply compa-
ny. He has a wife and three chill
Gren mere. also a brother at Barlow
Fla, a contractor. The local police
were asked last May to look out for
him and they succeeded in identifying
him today. He has been a respected
citizen here and his arrest caused a
sensation. He admits he is the man
wanted, but denies he is guilty of any
crime.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
MAN KILLS WOMAN AND SELF.
No Cause 10 Known to the Police for
the Murder and Suicide.

No Cause 10 Known to the Police for
the Murder and Suicide.
Sioux City. Iowa. Oct. 17.-Wlile
driving in . hack from a hotel to a
railroad station. E. H. barrow. aged
50. shot and killed his sons wife. Lii
liam barrow. aged %. and then shot
himself In exactly the samNpLace-tne
risnt temple-bOth dying Instantly
The hack driver Immediately upon
hearing the first shot, and without
stopping to investigate. started for the
police station. In two or three min
ufes he heard second shot. When
the police station was reached both &C
crpants of the carriage, sitting upright
on opposite seats. were found to be
dead.
TIE cause of the murder and suicide
has not developed. e H. barrow
the woman came to the Arcade ho-
'sef' In this city. on Oct. 10. registering
as E. H barrow and WIFE
They went away, but returned again
saturday and this afternoon started
Tor the Milwaukee station. ostensibly
10 take train for Sioux Falls. the
home of Mr. Darrow's son.
Letters were found on the dead wo-
mans person, unsigned. but apparently
rom her husband, indicating that they
mad trouble, but protesting undying
rove for aer. and saying that the writer
Is dying Of a broken heart.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
.avuEa ANTICS or .msAMs MAN..

New York Physician 10 Temporarily
Dersft Of HE Senses.
New York, Oct. 17.-Temporarily
bereft Of his senses following a severe
mental strain, DR.. Arthur Sinclair
K1udsen, . well known physician and
caubman disrobed in the New York
Central freight yard in this city early
yesterday morning and climbing upon
. freight train rode ~ far a. Yonkers
before his plight was discovered by
trainmen. He suffered greatly from
exposure. but will recover When he
received medical attention DR.. Knud
sen said:
Il started away from the club Sat
urday night. l was afraid don't
know why. l walked up the avenue
and then l ran. That was not fast
enough SO took cab for High Bridge
l got out of the cab and started to run
again. My clothes were too heavy
so took them Off remember climb
Ing upon a freight train, I think
don't remember anything more"
DR.. KnudsA is native of Honolulu,
member of an old pioneer family there
and worlds traveller He was grad
uated from Harvard in 1896, and took
his medical degree in 1900. He has
been travelling over the world since
his graduation.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
Alabama Farmers Holding Cotton.

mass meeting OF cotton growers of
Montgomery county here the determin-
alton of the farmers TO hold the staple
for q minimum price was made evident.
Speakers alleged that the growers
were defrauded by spectators in the
manipulation of fictitious market and
the necessity for concerted action on
the part of the public was urged. Plans
were inaugurateG for the erection OF
an extensive warehouse in this city for
the storage of cotton and s1,1OO was
subscribed as nucleus for the carry
ing out of the scheme The present
warehouse system in private hands was
condemned
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
ouiietin Issued on Strike.

Indianapolis Oct. IA bulletin Is
sued ~ the officers Of the Information
a Typographical union says that agree
nents have been reached between 240
OcAi unions. and employer whereby
n eaShs-oOuH day - 70 be established
in L. Al the close Of the NH week
q The strike men are SIN ct IN n1
Y-three cities. altAoagh the bslletin
NE that oaly . few ere OFT IN . num-
ees a them. In more than 800 cities
ma towns printers are voSkins on
eoetracts which vlN exU6re On Jan. 1.
- later.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
Judge Speer Reversed.

Washington, Oct l7.-In the case OF
q. L. Wimbish versus Henry Jami.
son. the supreme court of the United
States today reversed the decision OF
the district court for the southern dis
trict of Georgia This is the case in
which United States Judge Speer in
terfered with the sentence of a pris,
of Macon, Ga to work on the streets
The reversal OF the case has the eff
feet Of sustaining the local court.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
Another Automobile Victim.

Chicago. Oct. 17.-With her head
resting On the bank of flowers intend
ed for the funeral of another child
10-year-Old Isabella Walker was car
had struck and fatally injured her. to
the office Of physician where she died
on the pillow of white roses The girl
was fatally injured while crossing ASH.
land boulevard l.. F. Stevens. the
driver OF the machine, was arrested
Mr.. Stevens, with his brother. Thomas
E. stevens. was hurrying to the home
Of friend and his brother held in his
arms large floral pillow for tae fr-
neral of the friends little daughter.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
ROUGH VOYAGE REPORTED
Big Ocean Lines Reaches Port Having
Weathered Severe Gales.

Big Ocean Lines Reaches Port Having
Weathered Severe Gales.
New York, Oct. 17-Battered during
nearly the whole Of the voyage from
Glasgow by terrific seas, the CaledonSS
arrived yesterday and the passengers
told of hurricane weather and constant
vigil On the part Of Captain Baxter
and his officers.
In the same great storm that brought
death to the passengers on the Gu
harder Campania, the Caledonia
plunged on Wednesday. Four TWEEN
ty-four hours the great liner strug
gled against the engulfinx seas while
behind the steel doors Of the deck
houses, the cabin passengers were i'm
prisoned as the thrush of water swept
the ships decks.
They were terrorstricken and the
crashing of the table crockery as the
snip plunged into the great nollows IN
nerved the company, the women kneel
ing and praying during the entire night
During the storm there were no serious
accidents to the passengers.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
Governor Haywood to Visit Fair.

Columbia. s. c., Oct. 17-Governor
Haywood has accepted an invitation
from Governor Terrell to be the guest
of the Governor of Georgia on the Oc-
casion of the visit of the president to
Atlanta next Friday. when President
Roosevelt will speak at the Georgil
state fair The presidents train vii
pass through South Carolina during
the midnight hours and Governor Ter.
rel asked Governor Hayward TO &C
cept an invitation from Georgia To
attend the fair and welcome the pres
ident
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20

"dHy G"b8TaHS8 tOF 0e0FV1o.
Augusta, Ga, Oct. 1e-WitA the b.
ginning of freightand passenger service
on the Augusta and Yiosida railroad
announced to commence next Monday
there begins one Of the biggest immt
grafton movements ever undertaken
For some months the Cough Land ami
Improvement company. Of Cough, Ca
has been quietly It work arranging de
tails for the movement Of several
hundreds OF families from the north
west to their locality On the Augusta
and Florida railroad. They have as
ISOLATED with them Brobston. Tending
& Co., the real estate dealers and de
velopers OF Brunswick and Jackson
willie. and have arranged all Details fol-
the opening OF Cough to the general
public on November II. Is and 1S.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
Indignation. Against Mormons.

Chicago. Oct IA special to the
Hecord-Herald from Philadelphia says
mat keyed up to high pitch of indig-
nation against the Mormons by an ad
afess delivered by ex-senator Francis
J. cannon. Of Salt Lake City. last night
at Olivet church. the congregation rose
IN body when asked if DESTROYS OF
using their personal influence in OBJ
tanning the exclusion of Reed Smoot
from the senate. A memorial calling
upon Pennsylvania senator's to vote
Tor expulsion was largely signed.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
OHIO BANK CLOSES ITS DOORS
Attorney General Of Buckeye State
Tried to Annual Charter.

Tried to Annual Charter.
Cleveland, Oct. 1.-THE Indemnity
Savings and Loan company, a bank
ing house at $685. Superior street,
failed to open its doors for business
this morning. The following notice
was posted at the entrance Of the
bank:
This company has made an assign
ment for the benefit of its creditors to
H. R. SanbOrn, who will make a
financial statement as soon as an In
ventory can be made"
The Indemnity Savings and Lean
company is the concern against which
Attorney General Ellis began quo war
ranto proceedings in the circuit court
On Saturday last with a view of pre-
venting the company from continuing
business in this state The attorney
general charged that the company had
violated the state banking laws H.
R. Sanborn, who is named as the as
signee. is the president of the compa
ny. Officers of the Institution declare
that it is absolutely solvent and that
depOSitorS can readily be paid in full
The bank had. when its last state
ment was issued. in June of this year
assets and liabilities amounting to
1882. 6S1. The deposits were then
$635.661 The bank will resist the
attempt to take away its charter and
today filed motion in circuit court
to Quash the summons Of Attorney Gen
eral Ellis
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
Must Not criticise Peace Terms.

Toxic. Oct. Ii p. mn Te-
raoulchi. minister of war. has issued an
order instructing the Japanese army
In the fled to abstain from criticisins
tae terms of peace on the grounds that
the description of peace and of war are
entirely the outcome Of sovereign pow
er. His order forbids the criticism of
either subject especially by those en-
gagged In militay service He advises
the soldiers to utilize the opportunities
of peace after the DISARMAMENT of
their regiments by engaging in their
respective occupations. always holding
themselves in readiness to join the
.R0lOrs at the emperor's command
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
Editor Forfeits HIS Bail.

New York. Oct. 17-Charles H. Able,
who was indicted last Friday on a
charge of attempted extortion in an al
legged attempt last summer to sell a
subscription to Americas smart set for
$500. to Edwin NJ. Post, failed to ap-
pear in court of general sessions today
and his bail was declared forfeited.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
JAPANESE ENVOY
ARRIVES At TOXIC
Emperor Of Japan Accords Him
. Royal Weic vms.
- sAr,sF,Eo WITH HIS WORK
The Nikado Showed Exceptional Hon
o. TO Baron komura by Oispatehina
His Aide-d Camp to Yokohama to
Greet Him.

SSSSk
Toxic, Oct. 1850 p. m.-Baron
Komura, the foreign minister, who act
cd as chief peace plenipOtentiary for
Japan. arrived here today from Van
cOuver. b. c., Oct. 3.
His reception at the railroad station
was not enthusiastic. those present be-
Jog principally government dignitaries.
The streets we're strongly guarded
b. troops. police and gendarmes The
baron drove to the palace in an impe-
rial carriage.
The emperor showed exceptional hon
or to Komura by jispatching to Yoke
hama. where he landed from the EN-
press ct India. Colonel Inouye. his ma
jesty's aids-de-camp, who went along
side the steamer in q dispatch boat
and brought Baron Komura ashore.
Baron Komura landed at the impe-
rial enclosure. While the baron was
on his way to Toxic, by train. Colonel
inouye constantly kept at Komura's
side and at arrival here they drove
together to the palace in an imperial
carriage sent from the household sta
bles.
The emperor cordially received Bar
on Komura. and during the audience,
which lasted over an hour, it is be-
iieved the baron made full verbal re-
port to the emperor Of the course OF
the peace negotiations. emphasizing
President Roosevelt's efforts in behalf
Of peace.
At the close of the audience the en-
peupr hOnored the baron with written
personal message. highly priced by
japanese statesmen. The message ex-
pressed satisfaction at the fact t1at
peace was concluded. and commended
Komura's able services as shown dur
ing the negotiations.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20

Robt. H. Jones, Genl supt., Atlanta, Ga.
E. NJ Sauderson, Supreme President. Jack
sorvilie, Fla.
H $ Wright. NJ. D.. Supreme Medical Exam
liner, Atlanta Ca
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
Do You Wish to
MAKE MONEY
Growing Good Watermellons
Next Year
FROM EDEN SEED?

If so can help you start right by supplying
seed al a reasonable price
Last spring the ravages OF rats forced me to
stand was secured. Consequently my melons
ripened too late tor proht Bile shipment auo in
stead of allowing them to decay I saved seed III
the following painstaking manner from per
fectly shaped sized aid ripened selected mar
ket M ions. the first on live vines:
Both ends of each melon cut Of and
thrown away the melon split and tine perfectly
mature d seed taken from the center and dried
with suecial ca Z. No seed were saved fom
rejected or deca, ed melouS
guarantee these seed to be stric'lv irst-clas>
as good have ever been grown l. will plant
nv next years crop from seed in the same box
from which will sell to my customers
As / have only H. oc pounds on hand the sooner
orders are sent IN the surer the will be filled
Price = cents per pound, cash As to NV re-
sponsibilitv refer to anv mercantile agency or
responsible bus, NESS concern
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20
Officers o thu Florida Oi,
vision or Lodge No. S.

President, Hon W. r. Thomas, May
or of Gainesville, Fla.
Vice-President. DR.. T. F. Thomas,
Hardware Merchant, Gainesville.
Secretary and Treasurer. DR.. B. P
Richards, Cashier DuttOn & Co,
Bankers, Gainesville.
Col. Ill. F. Dutton, Button & Co.
Bankers.
DIR. J. l.. Kelly, Supt. Pub. Instruc-
ton Alachua County.
G.. w. Hyde, General Merchandise
g. w. Martin, Merchant, Ocala.
c. r. Tydings. Druggist Ocala-
r. r. Carroll. City Editor Star, Ocala.
L. Z. Bridges, Agent, Ocala.