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The sun., 1907-08-14
MOORS REPULsED AGAIN.
5000 Driven Back at GasabIanca minister
Gummere says Town " Ruined.


Gunmere says Town " Ruined.
Special Cabie Despatch 20 THn SUN
TANoIER, Aug. a. Five thousand mounted
tribesmen iiercely attacked tho French
troops outside the town Of Cssablanoa yes
terdsy. They fought with splendid oour-
age. repeatedly charging almost Up to the
rifles Of their enemies. Finally they we're
repulsed. Their losses were heavy.
The cruiser Gloire oooperated with land
force and her bombardment was terribly
accurate and effective. The losses Of the
French were inoonsiderable.
Gen. Dr1ide, In command at Casablanoa.
has asked for reenforoements to the num-
ber Of $4,000. his present force being made
quate for offensive work.
WASHINGTON. Aug. is.-Minister Gum
mere at Tangier cabled the State Department
to-day that he had been informed by the
consular agent at Casablsncs on August 10
that that town had been virtually de-
stroyed and that the naturalized American
citizens there had lost everything. He
also says that the foreigners have left Alcs-
zar for security.
Minister Gummere considers the situa-
ton very threatening. He says there is one
French cruiser at Tangier and that it is ex-
pected in case Of an attack on the town
that the Moorish soldiers will join the tribes
Many persons. he adds. are leaving Morocco
for Spain.
PARIS. Aug. IA despatch to the Mdtin
from Casablanca says 1t 10 the general
opinion there that the number Of troops
is not sufficient for forward action. and that
they must limit themselves to repelling
attacks of cavalry. Guns are wanting to
lombard the Moroccan camp. which 10
three kilometres from the French lines.
The French camp ie unfavorably placed.
being dominated by the surrounding crests
of hills. II the Moroccans possessed ar
tllery the position would be untenable.
The sun., 1907-08-14
HAYWOOD At PRESS CLTB
Causes Members 10 Protest to Directors
Against His lntrOducers.

CHICAGO, Aug. l3. William ID. Haywo ood.
secretary of the Western Federation Of
Miners. visited the Chicago Press Club
yesterday and some of the members are
much wrought up about il. An emphatic
protest addressed to the hoard of directors
was prepared at once and circulated for
signatures. vote of censure is asked for
the members who brought Haywood into
the club. This will be considered at the
boards meeting on Friday night.
Considerable commotion was caused dur
ing the noon lunch hour when Haywood
appeared at the club in company with two
members. He was introduced to a number
and was greeted in various ways. The
hosts then took their guest 10 a table in a
corner. where they had lunch. The direc-
tors will consider the matter officially
The sun., 1907-08-14
SYDNEY.S EOW DEATH RATE.
n Is the smallest OF Any city Of It's size
In the World.

Special Ca6ls Despatch 10 The 5

Special Ca6le DespaLch % THE SUN
SYDNEY. N. S. W., Aug I3.-The death
rate Of the city is 1882 thousand. which
is lower than the rate of any other city in
the world of the same size.
At the last census the population OF Sgd
ney was 524 100, and the death rate was
given as IL a thousand. and that was lower
than any other city Of its size could show
The nearest of the Old World cities was
Amsterdam. with a population Of 553,5l3
and a rate of 1873.
No American city OF Sydneys popula-
ton has as low a rate as Sydney. Mime
apolis with population Of 202, us. had a
rate of lOs, and st. Paul, with 1888 .O85. had
one of 8.7. The lowest death rate in the
United States at the last census was that
of st. Joseph, Mo, 91.
The sun., 1907-08-14

IfIKUVsE EVs~V ~ an
WASHINGTON FORECAST ron TO DAY AND TO MORROW
For eastern Nsp YORK. fair TO day and 10 mOrroT:
moderate temperature. diminishing nOrthpssterlv
uinds
For New England, fair TO day, slightly cooler
In northern portion to OmOrrow. fair light to fresh
westerly winds.
For western Pennsylvania. New Jersey and
Delaware, fair and somewhat cooler TO day: to-
morrow fair moderate temperatures: light to
fresh northwcsterly winds.
FOR the District OF Columbia. Maryland. Virginia,
fair 10 day and TO morrow. moderate tempera-
lures light northwcsteTly winds.
For West virginia. fair to day and TO morrow.
For western New York, western Pennsylvania,
ohio and lower Michigan. fair TO day and to-
morrow: ilght northeriy winds. becoming css,ehy
Dor uppAT Michigan. fair and warmer to day
asd Tomorrow. light cast to south winds.
The sun., 1907-08-14
UNIFIED SOCIALISTS AT ODDS.
French Congress at Nancy shows Wide
divergence of Opinion.

Special Cable Desp0foh 10 THE Sun.
PARIS. Aug. I3.The United Socialists.
who are holding congress at Nancy. have
shown considerable lack of unificaton on
several points. notably on the questions OF
anti-militarism and patriotism. NJ Herves
proposition repudiating patriotism as a thing
in which workers were not concerned and
branding as a lie the theory that a COM
munity OF interest exists between all the in =
habitants Of each country was defeated by
a vote of 25l to IL.
NJ. Guesde's proposition recommending
international efforts to reduce military
service and to suppress parliamentary
credits for the army and navy, substituting
the general armament OF the people for a
permanent army was voted down. i75 TO l23.
A vague and verbose resolution was
adopted by vote Of 25I to %. recommending
international efforts against militarism by
parliamentary intervention, public agita-
ton. popular manifestations and insurrec-
ton
The sun., 1907-08-14
TWO MEN STRANGELY SHOT.
Police or Elizabeth Think q secret society
Ordered Their Death.

ELIZABETH. N. j.. Aug. 13.-Frank Katko.
% years old, and Michael Miner. an older
companion. were walking on Chestnut
street In Roosevelt borough last midnight
when they were accosted by "a stranger.
Are you Frank katkoY" asked the man.
An affirmative answer was hardly out of
katko's mouth when the stranger fired two
entered Katko's abdomen The second
pierced his companions lung Both fell
unconscious in the road. They were found
by policeman several hours later and taken
to the Elizabeth Hospital. Both may die.
What led to the shooting ia a mystery.
When the men had regained consciousness
in the hospital this afternoon both said
they had never seen their assailant before.
The police have theory that their death
WAS ordered by a secret society. Twenty
arrests have been made
The sun., 1907-08-14
NO WORD or KAID MACLEAN.
various stories A. 20 what Has Become
Of Raisuli's captive.
Special Cable Despatch TO THE SUN.

Special Cable Despatch 20 THE sun.
LONDON. Aug. i3.-The Foreign Office
has no newf of the alleged release of Kaid
Sir Harry Maclean. who was said in Tangier
dispatches Of last evening 10 have been
set free by the Kmass tribe, into whose
hands he had been given by Raisuli.
A news agency despatch from Tangier
says that Kaid Maclean is on his way to Fee.
in charge Of the Kmass tribe. to whom he
was delivered by Raisuli last Saturday
Another report is that the tribesmen have
handed over Maclean to Kaid Mshalla, the
general in command OF the Moorish imperial
troops that are encamped near Alcazar.
The sun., 1907-08-14
Pope Receives Canadian Pilgrims.

Special Gable Despatch TO THE SUN.
ROME. Aug. i3-The Pope rece we'd a
delegation Of Canadian pilgrims this MORN
ing led by Mgr. Henry Pix, Privy Chamber
lain. His Holiness was in good spirits and
apparently in perfect health
The sun., 1907-08-14
GIVES UP THE SINN FEN.
sir Thomas EsmOnde RenOunces Member
ship and Goes Back TO Irish League.

Special Gable Despatch 10 TIVE SUN.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-The whirligig OF Irish
politics has seldom produced n more re-
markable change than was witnessed at
Enniscorthy when Sir Thomas Esmonde,
at a meeting Of the United Irish League,
withdrew his resignation from the league
and renounced Sim Feinism. He was en-
Enthusiastically welcomed back into the
Nationalist fold by Stephen Gwynn, M. p,
representing the league. The meeting
lasted four hours
Sir Thomas based his recantation OF Sim
Feinism upon his desire not to create a
division in his constituency.
The sun., 1907-08-14

Special Cable Despdtch 10 THE SUN.
ROME, Aug. l3.-Father Ciarchi, who
was involved in lawsuit against Marchesa
venezia and who underwent several months
imprisonment, has attempted to obtain
the headship Of the Dominican Order. He
hopes to be allowed TO continue his re-
lgious profession. He is very learned and
a good preacher He speaks English flu
emily
The sun., 1907-08-14
DUBLIN JEWELS NOT FOUND.
Mr. BirreIl Tells House Of Commons That
There Is No Trace OF Them.
Special Cable Dispatches 70 THE

Special Cable Dispatches 10 THE SUN.
LONDON, Aug. 1S.-ln the House of Com
mons to-day Mr.. Birrell. Chief Secretary for
Ireland. announced in answer to question
that the jewels of the order of st. Patrick,
missing since the beginning Of July from
their place of keeping in Dublin Castle
had not been redeemed from a pawn
broker or recovered in any manner or even
traced
The sun., 1907-08-14
Havanas Port Engine disabled.

The Ward liner Havana came in to her
dock yesterday afternoon and reported
chat her port engine broke last Sunday
morning at O'Clock. and that for five
hours the steamer was propelled by her
starboard engine alone. Then the Dana ged
engine was repaired sufficiently To work
for the rest of the trip.
The sun., 1907-08-14
LorenzeM May succeea syampa.
Special Cable Despatch TO THE SUN.

NDttIHI NUOIF I7thDUTtV sun.
ROME, Aug. i3-Mgr Lorenz iii, ex-
Apostolic Delegate TO France. will proba-
bly, succeed the late Cardinal svampa as
Archbishop Of Bologna.
The sun., 1907-08-14

sent against their will. just where the
farm is District Attorney Jerome would
not say. The pair will be in charge of Mr..
Jerome's detectives until their testimony
Is needed. II was said that indictments
may be filed to-day against Jelalian and
others.
The sun., 1907-08-14
Refuses to Order Liquor Carried 70 Kansas.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. i3.-Circuit Judge \.
Eehorn here to-day refused TO grant
mandatory injunction . compelling the
Adams Express Company to ship e. o. d.
liquor packages into Iowa. The injunction
was asked for by a local brewing company.
The sun., 1907-08-14

Special Gable Despatch 10 TIRE SUN.
LIMA. Peru. Aug. i3.-The United States
cruiser 1T. Louis will sail for San Francisco
on Thursday.
The sun., 1907-08-14
KERNELS. No. II.
Summary.

The SIX elements Of advertising service. possessed by The
Associated Sunday Magazines briefly summed up follows:
I. The circulation Of The Associated Sunday Magazines
averaged I030.745 copies week for 1906 This far
larger circulation than that of standard weekly
that Of any standard monthly magazine with exception
z. The quality Of The Associated Sunday Magazines
euaon clearly shown by the character and standing of the
newspapers Of which part No weekly monthly mssa-
zine can possibly command better class of readers.
g. The distribution of the circulation of The Associated Sum
day Magazines the Of wealth and population Of the
United States reduces waste to minimum. Our tremendous
circulation 80 States and Territories Our readers
Of the population of this great country.
Eshytvo per of the circulation Of The Associated
Sunday Magazines delivered homes-actuay laid the
library table. No magazine command paidn-advance
subscription circulation of such proportion its total and
approach such actual number of copies delivered
homes.
s. The life Of The Associated Sunday Magazines long
the life Of the popular standard weekly published to-day.
The evidence Of this fact appears special booklet
"Permanency." Write for il.
6. The advertising of The Associated Sunday Magazines
lower proportion circulation. than the of standard
weekly o monthly magazine published to-day.
The eleven Kernels additonaifae and Aguresod
interest every national advertiser, have printed
together booklet, which gladly
send free any business Write to
The Associated Sunday Magazines
Issued sop.,., by and par. o, the Sunday issue. of the
Sso % Rseo.%i'.d s S,..s%s @ % Pest % MMshasn Mnd STAR, Star
Phu.deiphis Pless Ssssa Post Dsnvsr NewsT Times
The sun., 1907-08-14
Costa RIcs Recognizes Honeiuran Govern
ment

WASHINGTON. Aug. i3.--Minister Calvo
Of Costa Rica called at the State Department
to-day and informed acting Secretary
Adee that Costa Rica had formally recog-
lized the provisional government OF Hon
duras Of which President Davila Is the head.
The sun., 1907-08-14
ONLY ONE .BROMo OUININE-

That Is LAXATIVE BRoMo Qulnine. similarly
named remedies sometimes deceive. The nrst
and original Cold Tablet Is q WHITE PACKAGE
With blsck and red lettering. and bears the sigma
iurc OF b. ". GROVE 2Sc- Ado.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08
W. Q. N. UnveiIinu.

Fort King Camp WooGmen Of the
World viii Or Sunday afternoon IN
veil the monument erected TO the
memory Of Sovereign Sands \. stand
ley.
All WOodmen are requested 10 meet
at the forest at ; o'clock sharp.
The wives and daughters Of Wood
men are especially invited TO attend
the services at Greenwood cemetery.
The camp viii appreciate assis-
tance from The ladies in the way of
flowers or evergreens for the occa-
sion. and those who cannot attend,
but wish 10 help the "choppers.% who
viii notify the counsel commander
he Will take pleasure in sending for
floral offerings.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08
Moral Turpitude.

The probing Of the railway king >
method of doing business and the OK
pOsures resulting therefrom. as cXcm-
plified in what is now known "a The
Hartman Investigation. shows &
state OF moral rIrpitude in the ranks
of the leaders of the American finan-
cial world. that makes one shudder
10 think how the public have been.
and are now, gulIed. cheated and rob
bed by these "fnanciers."
The case is still sub-judice SO we
refrain from further explanation a.
this time. as to how this juggling with
men and figures has hurt the widows
and orphans of the nation who have
stock in their Vatered enterprises.
Suffice TO say. however. that Pres
ident Roosevelt has the case under
advisement: and as when thieves
fight over loot the rightful owner has
a chance 10 get back his own. more
light will be thrown upon the dUinss
Of railway financing. and. * in the
case of fraudulent bankers and in
suranca presidents and treasururs
Justice will in due time be meJed ont
TO the deserving ones. - West Palm
Beach News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08
Passing OF the Silver Dollar.

Are We here in the South @radu-
ally 10 lose sight OF the silver dollar?
Those who have cotton fields would
regret such a condition of affairs, but
there would be no mourning in the
cities. The silver dollar is rejected as
change whenever il can De. because
it is 50 cumbersome 10 carry. The ne
grOcs in the country want silver dol
collars, however. and hence there will
continue TO be more or less of them
afiOat.
Congress has cut OFF the appropri-
alton for their transportation. and it
is doubtful if thebanks viii incur the
expense. They can get other money
that answers their purpose just as well
az msch less cost.
The West andSOu'h made fight for
an appropriation of $4,000 TO pay
Transporting silver dollars. but the
majority was TOO strong for letting
them remain in the treasury unless
the banks paid for sending them back
and forth from the treasury. If they
practically disappear from circulation
there will not be much regret felt
for their scarcity.-Miami News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08

Spring weather in his section is
right up 10 date with the latest edi-
ton OF the almanac The oak trees
are putting forth new leaves. the
fruit trees are in full leaf and flower:
the jassamine. dOgwOod. violets and
roses. are lending their beauty and
fragrance in making life and living
delightful, and the whole earth is car
peted over with new verdure. much TO
the delight OF the eye and the pleas
ure of the cattle that are fattening
upon the succulent grasses. Speaking
the front. We are favored of he
gods.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08
Murder Still d Mystery.

Though the corOner's jury has made
the closest examination possible OF
all the circumstances surrounding tn
killing of Lucius Williams a. Spar
several nights ago, no clue Of T.
guilty party can De gained.
They found that he had been shot
with a large calibre gun. out nc evi-
dence was found By which il could
be learned whether he was killed by
parties on the Seaboard train. of
which he was & passenger, or bv
someone on the outside
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08
Death of a Child.

Helen. the nine months old daugh-
Ter Of Nj and Mrs. J. H. Spencer,
died yesterday at three o'clock. after
suffering for TWO weeks with pneu-
monia. She was a bright child and
patient little sufferer and the parents
and little sisters have the sympathy
OF their friends in their bereavement
The funeral will occur this morning
at eleven o'clock. all friends inyit-
ed.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08
Watermelon and Catalogues.

The rains came in the nick OF time
to save the watermelOns and canta-
lOupe crop and they now give prom
Use OF a heavy yield. The acreage is
not 50 large as last year, but the
aggregate planted TO these popular
products will foot up many acres.
Mr.. Z. c. Chambliss has rented
three hundred acres, which are plant
ed partly 10 the latter. J. d. McDuf-
" has 40 acres to cantaloupes and
~ acres TO WatermeOlns.
Quite a large erea are planted at
anthony and other places in the cOun-
Is and Marion viii still hold her place
as headquarters fer the distribution
Of this popular fruit.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08

Senator Carmack went out 81 the
senate in a sunshine u glory and con-
yulsiug that body with i1ughter. He
the ship subsidy bill 20
~ death. refused % pretend that he
was doing anything else. and after
reading Tho definition OF This awful
word a. given By Webster. yiz: y
sea rubber ma-cuder. a pillagcr- a
buccaneer. q freebooter and pirate
upon 'ha h-h seas SO branded he
said Il am ro 1r retired from This
body But" he said "To1nessee
stands by the constitution and Web
-,er.s .rrc'ionarg" he killed The bill
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08

From the active and extensive work
of preparation which is being done by
the Committee of Arrangements, the
indications are that the National
Peace Congress to be held in New
York in April will be the greatest ma
tional demonstration in behalf of in
ternatiomal arbitration and peace
which this country has ever seen.
Two national arbitration conferences
have already been held. both Of them
in Washington, the first in April, 1886,
and the second in January. 1904. The
coming congress will be wider in
scope than either Of these. and will
include in its program not arbitra-
ton only. but most or all the great
subjects with which the international
peace movement deals.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08

The men who have achieved success
are the men who have worked read.
thought more than was absolutely
necessary. who have not been content
with knowledge sufficient for the pres
err need, but who have sought addi-
7.anal knowledge and stored it away
sor the emergency reserve.
1t is the superhlous labor that
eouips a man for everything that
counts most in life. - Cushman X.
Davis.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08

The Ocaia high school, although en-
larsed. is altogether TOO small TO ac-
cOlImodate Ocala's increasing school
and the local trustees will
either build another building for the
primary department somewhere in
,Ae eastern part of the city. where
Tost Of the little tots reside. or Will
a ain enlarge the Ocala high school
bl lding. We believe a majority of
the trustees favor the latter plan. bur
many patrons of the school favor
the erection OF a separate building
Everybody is glad, however 10 note
IT, steady increase of our infantile
population.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08

Mr.. +. B. Duncan. the affable freight
agent for the \. c. /. railway. has
reshingled and otherwise repaired The
Green place on Orange avenue. ana
Is putting il in fine shape. OF course
everybody is in expectancy and busi
" guessing. but it is not the policy o.
this paper 70 tell tales our Of school.
and especially TO tell what it don Z
know.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08
ONE DOLLAR y YEAR
CURIOUS FACTS.

Massachusetts.
Il is estimated than fn-ra ara 81.
oau foreigners in China.
Droedo, In. or.,-s , ,...,.....
.ah!ishmerr for done
.,so-,.,, ....,- -. ,...
land ,.aor 800 a,,.,... ''''' "
mine the a7.aa- ,.arr Of chino
Twenry-four pe-ozns ifyina in the
county Of Tinperarv. ireland. are cen
terarianS.
The five h.ndrrdch annivarsarv Of
Leipsic UNIVERSITY sill be celebrated
in 1909.
The beet sugar cr3p of Euro.e IS
estimated al for 1goG-9- a5 f47a.e..n
metric tons.
Sixty years ago there we're cplv
$1,000 children N school in India
Now there are .00u O0O
The late Coils p. Huntington orcr-
ated one Of the largest RAILWAYS in
the world at the age Of So.
r < stated +bat tho 5istc;,,,,,io, If
es2 2a7 or,o,o Tho .,oo,,,1,,..,
,,,o. dora o+ tl,,, ,.,,,.,,,..,, 80 o.,
..,.,,,.i.,.. 49,, -.
- - p
=.
pant VI 'iie "'H-
ngton plantation IN Westmorland
county, Virginia. is named George
Washington.
Inc business OF the gondollers OF
venice IS beng invaded by women.
and the men are organizing unions TO
drive them out.
In Santa Rose. Cal. church with
a a"aflnS capacity OF POO, IS built en-
ureiy OF single redwood tree.
Australia's great salt mines al Vie
iczka has 600 miles o. galleries and
employs 5000 miners. Ii mas been
worked Tor over 10 centuries.
The MlkadO OF japan Is fond OF out
door sports and warmly encourages
the introduction OF football. as play
ed IN England and America.
II is reported that Japanese mer-
chants. with the aid OF their govern
ment, are making persistent efforts 10
capture the cotton market of China.
One of the chief obstacles to Amer
lean trade in lower tMeXican) Cali
fOrnia is the long time taken in trans
pOrtatiOn from American trade cen
tiers.
The latest chair for the victim of
.seasickness has movable seat vlbrat-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08

Mr. MatJerSon Tucker Ocala'S eN-
pert young electrician, viii so 10 E.
"a today To DO some electrical repair
inC. Whenever there is any trouble
az The different phosphate mines and
an electrician is needed they always
send for Mr.. Tucker.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08

Mrs. ". H. Moore, Of Lake Weir.
was in town Tuesday on her Wy
home from Crystal River, where she
visited Mr.. Moore for several days
Mr.. Moore is bookkeeper for
Baum Vaneering company.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08

Dressed in their new spring suits.
our hardwood trees, that maize our
hammocks look 50 rarely beautiful
are now looking delightfully."- so. Keats
must have been in a Florida hammock
when be wrote that "a thing of beau
" is 2 JOY forever"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08

The weekly COurier-Journal is Oh 4
boom. Its circulation has grown won
derful,y III the past few months, de
servedly. No better paper published
than the weekly Courier
Journal Henry WattersOn's editor
ials are all printed in the weekly.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08

The Holder and Carmichael resi-
dences are nearing completion. Both
are fine structures and Will add to the
beauty of Fort King avenue Mr.
Woodrow ON the same avenue. is al
so a handsome building or will be
when completed.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-08

The band promises 70 give az least
for'nightly open air concerts. This
will certainly tend to relieve the te-
.Gium of the summer. Let's hold up
the hands of the band members and
give them all the encouragement. fl
nancial and otherwise. that they need
without permitting them 10 ask for
L