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Many Associations Of Somersby,
The Birthplace Of Tennyson.
+oUR LONDON LITERARY LETTERS

his life.-amos, UP TO the time when he
became famous II II felt that the
place should be a national possession
and there would be wrath IN this coun'
try II II were purchased by an afllu'
cnt cousin from across the Atlantic,
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle " known 10
be busy with n now work, although nl'
attempts 10 make him tell anything
about II have proved futile, The au.
thor Of sherlock Holmes has found
time, however, to attend one or two nix
dinners latoly-uotably that ~ the
Royal Medical society this week, at
which he made particularly happy
speech SIR Arthur responded TO the
toast OF Literature ana said that no
owed that honor to the fact that he
was q medical man, II was true that
some unkind critic had remarked that
IN spite Of that fact no living patient
~ his had ever been seen, Some an.
thoWty had lately been treating the
writer's Of fction from LEGAL point Of
Wow, ana examining their law lie
came TO the conclusion that the law OF
the novelist was even moro strange ana
more uncertain, II possible, than the
law with which we were familiar, one
nphorsm at which that authority ar.
rived Was that n a man died interstate
the property went 10 the nearest VII.
lain, But n the law Of the novelist was
strange he thought they Iuld admit
that his medicine was oquu y 30, They
only recognized IN his branch Of llt.
oraturo certain diseases, and all those
diseases wero OF the upper part OF the
body, The novelist never hit below
the belt They had not u long list Of
ailments and their treatment was
strangely simple lie ala not know
how they would get on with their he
rolnes without phthsIs, They some
times called II n decline, sometimes "a
willing away" This was most useful
10 them, and II generally ended In
complete cure towards the last chap.
ter
Another disease which was useful 10
novelsIs was "ntE" they dId not de-.
scond 10 petty details 40 10 whether IL
WAS an opoploetIc or nm oplepilo NJ
which eventually carried or the heavy
ana atoriorous father Thn, was a No.
orot between themselves ana their con.
sciences Az they were described they
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BOOKS,

Tho Life OF Florence Nightingale"
by sarah 4, rooleN IN u book rich In
unexpected Interest even though that
looked Tor II was great flily years ago
Miss nightingale was "tho ono woman
I'm all England who was fitted by po.
sliIon knowledge, training and oharnc.
tor 10 orgtnlgc u STAFF Of nurses Tor
hospltll work In the crlmen
Her preparation Tor such work from
her childhood ns "lhc Rqulro'e daugh.
ter" through her training for sick
nursing IN the Donconess institution AZ
kalscrworth on the Rhine, her cSper.
lence IN organizing tho Harley street
Homo which involved much Of the work
OF u private hospital, arc loss familiar
to history. The terrible days when she
was known 10 stand 70 hours nj a time
meeting constantly fresh arrivals NJ
tho sick. apportlonlng quarters, direct.
ing nurses, and attending tho most so.
rloue OF the operations have oYorshad.
owed tho docadea ~ usefulness since,
Those days and the nighla witch
brought her the popular TILE OF The
Lady with the Lamp" have crowned
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Special Correspondence,
7 ONDoN, June Flew properties IN
this country possess greater M
terost for literary lolk than tho
Somcrsby estate, on which Alfred
Tennyson was horn and brought up,
and which has iuit been offered for
sale, His fathers old rootory, whore
the poet first saw the light IL stu
standing on the estate, almost every
part Of when IL associated with Tonny.
sons work Tho lociory itself IL .
rambling old.world place ana tho
room N which Tonnyson Was born over.
looks The church.~pr0bably the Gods
House" NJ "Tho Two Voices -.Whoro
hla father onciatcd The garden Is
full Of associations Of IN Momorlum,"
though the trees urp not ag they woru
IN Te0nysona time--"the towering eyl.
nmoies' and 'thC poplnw four haIs
ms disappeared, An old grange, lhB
lrpuDpd residence Of 'lho Northern
Farmer" stands close 10 the roCtOry,
30 cl)1o indeed that The young Tonny.
son, 10y reaching out of one ~ tho
leotorY windows, found himself nblo
10 steal IA pie talts from the pantry NJ
tho oranges tenant, worthy mar
namld Barber
Not far from somersby IL "thc brook
that sNelYos to left and right thrl
inoadoWy curves passing In lts course
three mills, one Of which probably sug.
gqstll certain points IN the landscape
Of "Thu Millcrs Daughter" This
stream IL also fcnnyson's famous brook
that went on for ever" on the estate,
too, there Nv wooded rayine, deep,
wild and shady which Is called Holy
well Glen Here Tlennyson wrote
Byron Ia Dead The place II, not i'm.
probably, 'the dreadful hollow" which
"grlnis and clnngs ~ lonnees ribs and
iron IornHl" and appeals 90 readers Of
Maud" Not far distant away Nv Ma
blclhorpo, possibly the Lovers Bay
mentioned IN "Tho Golden Suppers'
Hnd the sea side resort whore Tennyson
for lho first time saw "thc hollow ocean
Ridges roaring into oAtnraots," Tenny-
son was born at Romersby IN 1909 and
lived there for the nrst 20 years Of
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troll.
Now from tina, Iona ensl0yomont II IL
ft0n
Those who have soon that not .to-be.
forgotten drama, "Nhoro Acres win
read with appreciation this rcmlnls.
e,noe OF the cioslng scene,
How swec,ly II comes back, how ten,
That evenings end, no lltuo thing
forgot,
Tho llro made safe set back tho
slenmlng pot,
Windowe and doors shut ,ghtly as
could be,
The tall clock wounds the houpo all
stu, and then
Tho dear old man his candle takca
and goes
To seek his own wcll'oorncd prayer.
blcst roposc
His heart at peace with all IN sons OF
men.
And, when we 20 tho end Of toll have
Won
And II Ia time for US Ia 70 TO bed,
May we as gently move unto our
rest,
Leaving no HlmploFt noedful thing I'M.
done,
No word of healing gon,lsncss unsaId,
some lamp Of God close 10 our
bosoms prest
Tho Later Poems by John White
Chadwick were well worth preservation
IN the attractive form giyen them In
this volume, llOughton, MilnIn a Co.
Boston, Tho burrows Brothers co,
During the coming autumn Houghton
MiIilln q Co, expect 10 publish now
hooks OF fiction Ny The following an.
thos' Mrs, Kate Douglas WiggIn,
Miss a lee Brown, Mlsa Margaret Shor.
wood Arthur Ntanwood Pier George =,
Wasson Arthur Stringcr Mrs, Mar.
gerct Collier Graham Mis-, olive
phorno Miller Miss AbhIe Torwoll
Brown, Everett H. Tomlmson, Miss
eliza orne White, ana Miss IVA March
Tappan, They also have IN prepar,.
tion new books BY John Burroughs Ilu.
90 Munsterborg Miss Agnes Ropplor,
samuel NJ Crothera William Osler' no.
dolfo 1nncnnl Thomas Wentworth
Higglnson. Henry u, Sedgwick,, Laf.
oadio Ileorn, Joseph Jastrow, Mrs,
Martha l'akor Dunn, G, william Ico,
be, Borden y BOVINE, John Vance
cheney and H. Boyd Smith,
Mr. Henry James delivered n lecture
on Iialsao at Sanders TheatoE Harvard
university last wook ilo win publish
through lIoughton Minm & CO., this
autumn a book Of travel sketches cn.
titled English Hours" with numcr.
Gus Illustration by Joseph pounclL Mr.
James Ia visiting IN Cambridge at his
brothers Prof William James
Tho title Of the new novel by Miss
Elizabeth Robins, "A Dark Lantern"
has led one Of 'ho literary papers 10
Inquire, rs II su1y OF burglary
Tho Macmillan company who issue the
book this week, assert positively that
the volume has no rotation whatever
10 "Thc Amateur Crckmdn," ana that
the title refers 70 the hero
Noo.phlosophy has is adagos, md.
Niduolism rs laws Among the 20 rules
OF conduct IN which, according 10 Prof
william James article IN the May Me.
cluro's, Thomas Davidson summed UP
hle experience ~ NE are lhoeo mon'
OrNblq three Your worth consists I'm
what YOU are, nnd not In what you
have, what you are win show IN what
YOU DO" 'lle ON earth what rood peo'
pie hope "a be m heaven" Wear no
plocards within or without be human
truly"
The new novel by Barbara" the an.
thor Of "rhe Garden Of n commuters
Observation-Disclosures
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out tho recognition duo 10 tho later
years through which her sick,room
might have passed Tor an adjunct Of
tho war ONCE, 40 filled was Ill WIN
schemes for army hospital reform and
communications from all eorls Of sol.
dlors,
The nations glft 10 her personally
~ 10000 she devoted ~ establishing
an institution for the Systematic train.
ing Of nurses Her advice ana expert.
onco we're Invaluable 10 the sanitary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

GOOD ALL THE WAY THROUGH
~ "A Wl. truly told NJ the san Lake s.
Jordan hilH brand of noun Mllod In ID
clean ana scientific way from sooctod
whunt II Is good 10 begin with before n
laker-. pleasure In Mcud II, Thcn romrs
tho true test Broad cake and pic n,adD
from BOlt Lake q Jordan Mills flour viii
win the pInlro ~ the whole family, from
dianlhef 20 the llttloft tot
Salt Lake & Jordan Mills,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

IN o wheat 0eld close 10 stoke poges
whore the poet wrote his "Elegy In a
Country Chufchyard" The youngster
mus honorod is an uncommonly healthy
baby and " likely TO be- adopted by
some OF the good folk In the neighbour
hood HAYDEN CIII'RCu
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might sometimes be- either or both SUI.
ico N that he fell down In a ii usual.
w with "a pen In hH hlnl ana In front
OF am unsigned will II was a very
vague iit but II Was opportunc, and II
wae exceedingly effective,
Dr. Doyle continued that for some
reason poul was always treated by the
romancor as semi'comlc disease,
which tended Ia prove that the novels
isl had not himself suffered from II.
The equity ana nasclhlo haronet was
one NJ their most necessary proper leA
lie was sure hc had oypry rcuson to be
irasciblo II the readers laughter was
invited for HE most painful ana sorl.
Gus mamdy Nobody al lQclr hands
had ever suffered from mumpN or from
sore throat on notllerush, II they hlt
40 all they hit hard Then as TO their
doctors thoy varied from the Village
practitioner whose treatment appeared
to be "a slup on the shoulder, and a
merry twinkle through his glasses. 10
That member of the upnor hierarchy
who came down. said nothing, shook
his head ana then with large foe IN
his pocket returned again 10 the uppor
regions,
OF present day English writer's by fat
me most esteemed IN Russia isa1CrOmo
Is Jerome, Hardly have this humor.
lists books appeared IN English than
ihcy are reprinted into the Slay tongue.
The thing however docs not mako Mr..
jerome entirely happy for with raro
exceptions those Russian versions ~
his works are Unauthorized, und ho
gets not II penny from them Most of
them, IN fact, are issued IN a happy 20.
lucky fashion by several publishers al
once This Information one has on the
authority ~ the Russian corrosnondon,
OF tho Author the official organ Of the
British Authors society who goes ON
10 say that out Of about 100 600 600 az
people who can sneak Russian not
more than 10000 600 can be taken into
account nv readers Of books and news.
papers II seems that In Poland the
proiils on books arc especially small.
THIS wrltcr says that IN all probability
two or Barrlcs novels have hroueht
him larger profits than an Slenklowicgs
put together yielded 10 him, or indeed
tho combined publications of any other
nVo leading popular noycllsts with the
exception of flenkiewc2, no Polish
author would refuse s2,6OO for n novel
Most would accept $1,000 with pleasure.
while the majority sell their books for
from $3.50 10 $3.50,
The name "Thomos Gray" has lust
been bestowed on a founding by tho
Elton board " guardians Appropriate.
~ enough, too, ns the lufn, was found
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POEMS EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES TO HIS CLASSMATES

Rusgcecd by the Alumni Gatherings Of the WccaD
II may be that Of fame and were emuou,
With deep thoughts with rendered robc their .o,epne tone, are
tremulouH
The dead seem listening Of DID, friendship wa, bcrs Of them
Tn. living wear kinder emile tho remnant that IL lsi Of them
Though on ,s once unfoved brows tho hrroveeh Of Time
may show,
Though all tho Of crppna ho hna fcs Of rhym,
may chow,
w. look and hear with melting hearts for what all remember
The morn Of Spring heed how chill the sky Of gray November
Thanks the gracious above from all mankind that singled u
And dropped tho pearl Of sndhp cup thoy kindly mnaedu
And bound wreath Of flowers with hoop, Of ,e n. under
,-
Nor time space chance change death hm,df shall
sunder IL
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HALLE tRMNlE RVEs
Tho Brilliant American Novelist Who Has
At their majcaueJ court hold Mt Buckingham
Halle Emnc RNs the fair Nlgnm whose novels "1hc CsmNny ana
Hearts Courageous have her the
formally presented
many vas particularly noticed
i entirely Of old royal ooroui NJ
White satin glnshod with empire Nclh ma
Tho Of
originally Frederick Of prs.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04
DEATH OF c. NEWT COOK

Or Van Hood received d telegram
this morning announcing the death Of
Mr.. c. hewitt Cook at Brooksville, Of
n wasting sickness. brought on him
physicians for the deceased, and all
was done that medical science could do
20 save this sp~ndid young mans life.
but without avail. The deceased was
- years Of age. and six years ago was
called on 10 mourn the death Of his
noble father. Since then Mr.. Cook has
been the head Of the family, looking af-
ter his two brothers, Lee and Stewart,
and his lovely sister, Miss Christian
Cook. well known in Ocala, and on sew
eral occasions a most welcome visitor
To this city
The deceased was an ideal young
man Of high and pure character. who
SO won the esteem Of his community
that at the death Of his father. who had
been county treasurer of fernando
county for many years and held that
office At his death a unanimous petit
ton went up to the governor to APP
point him TO the position, which was
done. and which office he occupied at
the time of his death. Mr.. Cook was
one Of the organizers of the newly
chartered bank Of Brooksville. and was
To be its cashier. His death was a
shock TO the people Of BrOOksville and
Hernandp county. and a distinct loss
to the community. The Star joins in
reayed
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

AutOist ]. II. Spencer was showing
his new Glide auto yesterday. Those in
the auto were Messrs. Powers. Spencer,
w. V. NewsOm, Jr., and Ed Carmi-
chaeI The latter held the throttle.
He stopped the machine too suddenly,
with the result that all the occupants
described a circle in the air and lit on
mother earth for renewed confidence.
Fortunately that confidence was not
misplaced, for they were all able to rise
and walk TO town, but the machine had
TO be pulled in by horse power. The
machine is not seriously hurt and Ma
chinist Spencer will soon have it re-
niirel-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04
CARMAN AND COMPANY
BURNED OUT

An alarm Of fire was sounded about
midnight last night and located at the
store of W. w. Carman & Co, on South
Main street. midway between the city
market and the steam laundry. The
fire department responded promptly
and fought the flames heroically. but
ere the fire Was subdued the stock Of
goods was "A wreck and the building
badly injured. also the house adjoining
on the south side was considerably
damaged. The stock was valued at
$1,000. with $1,000 insurance on the
same The building is owned by Mr..
II. l.. Anderson.
The loss falls heavily on Mr.. Carman,
as he is a young man just getting into
trade, having started "A few years ago
on It few dollars capital and d good
name. which he had used with splendid
ability. and was making a most COM
mendable success of the business.
During the H-e the moss on the tree
standing on the north side of the build
. ing caught and the wind blew it on the
roofs of the houses near by. causing
great CONSERVATION to the occupants,
who Immediately went to work TO save
their furniture.
DR.. Daniels, the popular druggist, is
Mr.. Carman's partner. and this is not
his first experience with fire, as he had
a taste of it in Jacksonville, when he
I was also burned out and lost ALL
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

Mr.. Augustine Davis. inventor of the
Davis acetylene gas generator, and
president of the company of that name,
visited their Florida state representa-
tives yesterday. the YOnge & Cline Co,
who are thoroughly working the state
and expect to place a great many of
their machines. Mr.. Davis went on to
Barlow, where he will visit a relative
for a short time. The Davis Acety-
Iene Company received the gold medal
for the best and most efficient genera
tor at the st. Louis Fair. and Mr.. Da-
Wis received a gold medal as the in
Ventor of that machine.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04
STREET PARADE

You have no doubt seen imitators of
the Country Band Street Parade. See
the originator. Mr.. j. c. Lewis. and his
ii Plunkard Company Band Parade
The success of this novel and amusing
method Of heralding the advent of this
attraction in every city they appear
had led others to initiate this medium
of heralding their inferior shows. So
do not cOnfound this attraction with
their imitatOrs, for while Mr.. Lewis
feels flattered by imitatOrs, he does not
wish to be judged by them. So watch
for this funny parade at p. m, Sat
urday. February II. It's funnier than
a whole circus.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

Numerically. the citizens meeting at
the city council chamber last night was
not a bowling success, but the half doZ-
en- present were not discouraged. for
they felt certain Ocala really desired
a county fair 10 be held here next fall.
would have il. but the people were not
quite through rubbing their eyes. They
will open their eyes later TO the fact
that county fairs are not creatures of
fancy but Of substantial and persist
ent labor on the part Of some one. The
only question now is who shall do the
work?
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

Ii may be- we'll To remind our public
reSentativc people Of Marion county
will be held in the city council cham
Der Monday morning at II o'clock. to
make a vigorous start in inaugurating
measures that will lead TO a first class
county fair la be held in this city. Ev-
cry man and woman in Ocala. who is
interested i'm the move. is earnestly re-
luested To be present.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

Authentic reports are 10 the effect
that smallpox is in the county AT sew
eral points and ii behooves our people
to prepare themselves against this I'M
Savory outbreak 10y getting vaccinated.
II is the only SURE remedy. Dr.. Porter.
state health officer. has supplied the
doctors Of the state with proved effect
IKE virus. which we understand will be
applied free by physicians To every
case where persons are not able To pay
for the service. one Ocala doctor in
Oculated seven persons from one neigh
borhood yesterday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04
END OF BITTER FIGHT

1.-TWO physicians had a long and
stubborn fight with an abscess on my
right lung" writes ]. F. Hughes of Du-
pOnt. Ga, and gave me up. Every
body thought my time had come. AS a
last resort I tried DR.. Kings New Dis
cOvery for Consumption. The benefit
l received was striking and 1 was on
my feet in a few days. Now, I've en-
tirely regained my health" 1t con-
quers all Coughs, Colds and Throat and
ti-MOnOpoly Drugstore. Price, soc. and
81. Trial bottles free.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04
SUICIDE PREVENTED

The startling announcement that a
preventive of suicide has been discov-
cred will interest many. A run down
system or dependency invariably pre-
cede suicide and something has beeu
found that will prevent that condition
which makes suicide likely. At the
first thought of self destruction take
Electric Bitters. 1t being a great ton
ic and nervine il will strengthen the
nerves and build up the system. II is
also a great Stomach. Liver and Kid
ney regulator. Only soc. Satisfaction
guaranteed by the Anti Monopoly
Drugstore.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

Mr.. Charles shaw Of DUnnellon was
in town yesterday. consulting DR..
Smith Mir. shaw has been devoting
several months TO repairing the fine
house, formerly owned 10y John Nogt,
Nr. Edward Holder. who some time
since bought the place. ana also that
known a. the Nassaut place. beyond
and on an island. Mr.. Shaw said the
house il now in excellent condition.
very comfortable. ana Mr.. Holder will
make the place his hunting lodge; that
several weeks ago he had a party of
fifteen there from Cincinnati. who had
rare sport hunting and fishing.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

Mr.. ChamblisS returned yesterday
noon from the Southeastern Stock
tendance OF South Florida stockmen
was very gratifying and the interest
aroused Tor the betterment Of all the
stock meH Of the state. irrespective of
grade. WAS good. and much good will
flow from il to the benefit Of all con-
cerned.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

One Of the finest places near Miami is
that Of r. Lang. on the Miami river.
above the city. The recent cold snap
did not injure the fruit or foliage on
this place. says the Miami Record. and
il is now one of the most interesting
show places i'm this vicinity. The or
ange and grapefruit trees i'm the grove
are in fine condition and are now bear
ing heavily.-Jacksonvill Times-U Tn
ion.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

The holidays are over, but kindly
bear in mind that we have the most
complete and prettiest stock of white
and decorated china, semi porcelain,
and plain white crockery in town.
When in need of anything in this line
call on the Ocala News Co.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

Mrs. Locke. wife Of Judge Locke. the
able and respected jurist, who presides
over the United States court in this
district died at her home in Jackson
Vile Thur sday. The many people in
Marion county, who have learned to
like and respect Judge Locke during
pathize G.-elly with him i'm his sad loss.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

Our prescription department is
conducted in the most careful manner,
and our motto is Purity and Prompt
ness" Have your physician leave the
next prescription with US. The Post
office Drugstore.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

Captain Wallace Kelsey and wife
of Tampa. who have been spending a
few days at Stanton. came up this af-
ternoon to Ocala and went down to
Crystal River to visit friends
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

We have the largest and best Sc
lectcd line of harness of all styles and
prices. AMI for all purposes. saddles,
lap robes, whips, etc, ever shown in
the city. There are many bargains
among the stock. McIver & MacKay.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

For weak digestion. belching or sour
stomach use Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets and you will get
quick relief. Sold by the Postoffice
Drugstore.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

See that handsome sectional book
case at the Ocala Furniture Company,
and carried in stock in several sizes. 1t
is fully as handsome. and possesses
several advantages over the Globe
Warwick
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1905-02-04

Mr.. J. stewart AuchnclosS Of New
York ana NJ. Auich Iuglis of Port In
glis. members of the Dunnellon Com
piny, Mere al the OcIIa House yest-r-
day