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The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
ON E DOLLAR A YEAR
Some Excitement at OunneIlon

Saturday morning there was quite
an exciting zine a. DunneIIon \ Mr.
Gardner a travelling man. was a pas
senger on the short" coming to
Ocala As he was sitting in the train
n young man Mr., Cecil Phillips, of
DUunelloR. came up and hi- him over
rhe head with an axe handle. and
qriJ" an exciting fight ensued. Mr.
Philip, finally shooting Mr. Gardner
through the leg. causing very pain
tUl flesh wound The fight was the
result OF jealousy
y Telephone message from Mr.. Phil
lips last night stated that he was not
in jail and that the other man pulled
his gun first ana that he shot him in
self defense. This affair mas created
some little excitement in DunneIlon
Mr. Phillips i, a well known young
man and is We'll connected through
ONT the state. He is a brother Of Hon.
II ;. Phillips and Mr.. j. Harvey Phil
lips of Tampa.
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The Barbecue az Shady

From Friday Daily,
The Shady barbecue which took
place yesterday was a big success.
The barbecue was held az Coins
Spring about one mile west Of Sha-
dy, and which is most delightful
spot 4 large number We're in ar
tendance, and everybody had an OK
ceedingly pleasant time
There was no master Of ceremonies
and no regularly prepared program.
but everybody mingled together in an
informa. way. and a general good
time was the result.
Supt. ". ID. Carn OF his city. pres
ident of the Anti-Saloon League. in
troduced Dr. W. II. Dodge Of the Pres
byrerian church, who made a very
splendid temperance address.
Or. K. Y. Atkisson Of the Methodist
church was next called on and also
Spok" along the same line. making
some good points in favor Of The tenn
peTauce side.
~ noon. The barbecued meat. which
was indeed fine, with. bread, pickles
and other accomplishments, was par
taken of. and pronounced 10 be a.
fine as was ever eaten anywhere.
Among those who attended the bar
becue from Ocala We're the following:
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The Confederate Monument

The monument TO the Confederate
dead which is 70 be erected in this
city by The Dickson Chapter Daugh-
ters Of The Confederacy. WAS ordered
several weeks ago from the Marietta
)GaJ Marble Works. whose repre-
sentative visited this city some time
ago.
The monument will b. twenty five
feet high. made OF white marble. and
viii be- a very handsome shaft II will
cost sl5nu, and the money for the pay
ment OF the same has all been collect
ad.
The monument Will be erected in
the southwest corner of the court
house yard and Will probably be IN.
YELLED some time in January with ap-
propriare and imposing ceremonies.
The Daughters are certainly 20 he
congratulated on the interest they
have manifested in their efforts 10
procure this monument, and il Will
certainly be a splendid addition 10
The cour' house grounds
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The Winner for First Bale

From Fridays Daily:
MesSrs. George Giles < Company OF
this city have been exercising very
cOmmendable efforts in trying 10
stimulate the growth OF cotton in this
county, and for this purpose offered
several very splendid prizes, an
nouncement OF which was printed in
the local papers OF this city. both in
the daily and weekly editions
The first prize was twenty-five dol
lare for the hrs- bale OF cotton
brought 10 their establishment. aut
this was won by Mi Roberts. who
lives at Lynne. across the river in the
southeast section Of rhe county. Mr
T. l.. Martin OF Moss Bluff was "a
close second. and was given a reu
dollar bill although ;here was no
prize offered for the second bale
brought III.
There are quite a number OF other
prizes. TO which rhe attention OF our
cotton growers has been called. and
they are attractive enough to keep
up the interest in sending cotton to
this establishment throughout rbs
season
The price Of cotton and the reputa-
tion this county has already created
as cotton growing county ought to
induce a large area TO he planted
next year.
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The commissioners OF Marion COun-
~ have appropriated $500 to aid in
the erection of a monument To the
Confederate dead in that county We
can't have too many memorials OF
thar kind II is not true that they
help 10 keep alive the bitterness OF
the great strife On the contrary
their effect is precisely the reverse.
and where such memorials are thick
est there We find the least survival Of
The fierce. unreasoninE prejudiceS of
war. and the most tolerant, enliSht'
ened and catholic view of conflict
that was inevitable from the founding
of the government. When pride and
sorrow combined find expression in
some noble monument tO the memory
of The dead who are held in tendereSt
remembrance. from that monument
there goes out perpetually a subtle i'll
tlueuce soothing to II" perturbed
souls N mOrtals, 4 divine peace with
which the brutal spirit OF hate can
find no companionshtp.-Live Oak
Democrat
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AT THE GLOBE
4 Big Clearance Sale Starts Next
Monday, the 23rd-ExceIlent Val
ues in Store for Their
Customers

The Globe. one Of our most pro
greSsive and up-to-date mercantile es-
adjustments, is now preparing for
the fall and winter season by holding
a big clearance sale. which event will
begin next Monday.
This concern is a great believer in
printers ink. and has not sighted its
use in this instance. having thorough
y flooded not only the city and coun-
", but adjoining counties with their
advertising matter.
A. will be seen by their announce
ment. they are offering goods az very
attractive prices. and he buying pub
lie viii do we'll 20 cali at rhe Globe
while his sale j. 9u.
The clearance sale viii lasr fifteen
days
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MRS. SOPHIA CALDWELL, tic9
4SA McGavock St, Nashville, Tenn,

writes:
"After dOct1rirg for a year and find
ing no relief from leucorrhea resulting
from prolapsus uteri, and which Was
sapping my life forces away, 1 finally
tried Peruns, and when found that It
was helping me every day, 1T seemed
aImOs. zoo good to be true.
"But, it not only helped me, 10 cured
ne and In very short time.
81 am now enjoying the bes OF heal tn.
~ am strong and free from pain, and
! certainly feel that all praise and honor
are due to Peruna."
Thousands OF women will read the
testimonial Of Mrs. Caldwell as above
given.
Thousands of them Will be induced to
Try the remedy that saved her.
Thousands OF them will have the
same experience she had.
Peruna is the remedy such women
need. PerUna comes like boon ~ Suf-
ferinE womankInd.
Mrs. John Hopp, Webster Ave, Glen
dale. L. l., y. Y, has also been relieved
0f pelvic catarrh by Peruna.
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The Hayes.McDaniel NuptiaIs

4 very pretty wedding was solemn
ized Monday evening last at the Meth
odist church at Spring Lake Mr
Clifford 2. Hayes OF Brooksyille be
ing married 70 Miss Omie May Nc
Daniel of that place. Rev. (. X.
Whiddeu pronounced the marriage
vows.
Promptly al the appointed hour the
bridal carriage arrived. and the best
man. maid of honor. matrOn OF honor,
ushers, bride and groom marched up
the aisle TO the tune OF MeudelSsohn' :
wedding march. beautifully rendered
on the organ by Miss Mona Sewell.
After the vows were taken the we'd
ding party started Immediately for
the home OF the groOm's mother in
Brooksvillp where a few friends had
gathered with relatives 10 welcome
the happy couple. Delicious refresh
menrs were served. Previous 10 the
wedding 4 fine supper, TT for tire gods,
was spread ar the home Of The bride ;
parents az Spring Lake. relatives and
friends pa-takiug heartily Of he in
vitinS vepaS-.
Miss Ome Mcdaniel js the eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. james :.
Mcdaniel. highly esteemed and loved
by all who know her for her many
virtues and accomplishments. The
groom. NJ. Clifford p. Hayes, is one OF
Brooksyillr's best young men. %.
sterling worth and excellent cbarac-
ter.
Nr ana Mrs. Hayes left Tuesday
morning for Blind Creek in Citrus
county. where they are spending their
honeymoon with the brides sister
Mrs. Rufus Goethe They viii make
Broohsyil,e their home--B-ook>v..Le
Argus.
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Nr " r. Webb. owner of The lime
works AZ Kendrick. was IN town Sat
uriav. ana speaking Of good roads he
said the oiled roads n Pasadena,
Cal. where n spent several weeks
the past summer. are the best he has
ever Soeu. ana said thar they are com
ing inr0 universal use, not only ii
California. hut in other parts 81 the
Vest. He said that while they are
firm ana durable. they are also
-prinGy an3 yielding, making them de-
nshyful tor the horse IL well as the
driver. Mr.. Webb said thai as sand
is plentiful in Florida. the good roads
problem ought 70 be solved easily and
cnpaplv. He Was very much pleased
with California, especially with lt-
push and enterprise. but said tha,
Florida has far the better climate
That she could accomplish IN the way
~ frni, growing ana IL other matters
cf public enterprise what California
has done If she would pursue Ca,ifor
Mas Methods. which largely lie in
the generous application OF printer
ink.
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: HIrnare Ar-AAi

4 humane citizen of Richmond.
IND. Mr. I. .. Williams. lr- West
Main s. says: u appeal 20 all per
l5us with weak lungs - take Dr..
Kings New Discovery, the only rem
etv that has helped NE. and fully
comes uD 10 the proprie-ors recon-
mertarion" II saves more lives than
all other throat and lung remedies
put together. Used as a cough and
cold cure the world over. Cures asch-
ma. bronchitis Group. WhOOping
cough QUinSv. hOarSecess- and phthis-
ic. stops hemOrrhages Of the lungs
and builds them up. Guaranteed az
Tydings & Cos. drug store, SIC. and
800 n
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

Mr.. W. Ii. Miller of Jefferson coun-
y. representing the Stoddard Com
pound Oil Company of Cleveland. O.
was in OCala Saturday, and startled a
company OF gentlemen on the piazza
or the OCala House. TWO or three of
wrom We're farmers. by stating that
the farmers OF Jefferson county cut
and cured coffee weeds and fed il to
stock and they preferred II to any
other kind OF feed. He said. however,
that there are TWO kinds OF coffee
weeds One kind has pointed leaf
and a disagreeable odor, the other a
round leaf and iS odorlesS, and it is
The latter that is cut and cured for
feed by the Jefferson county farmers.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

Mr ". ". Stripping has returned
from an extended trip through GeOr-
sia, and says that the farmers in that
state are in fine shape and are busy
gathering the tieecy staple that is
making the South ircher than the dig
ging OF gold in the klOndike. Mr.
STRIPPING says that the farmers have
made excellent crops and are in good
spirits over the fact that the price has
now advanced to fifteen cents a
pound.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

\ letter received from Mrs. ID. s
Woodrow yesterday afternoon con
tains the pleasing information that
she is now nearly recovered. She has
left the hospital in Baltimore and is
NOW a New Windsor. Md. where she
Mil remain for several weeks long
er. The physician thinks she had
best remain in Maryland until the
middle OF october Mr.. Woodrow is
NOW en- route to OcaIa. and will he
here in a day OF 50. Mrs. Woodrow :
friends are delighTted 10 hear such
good news from her.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
Colonel Albertus Gets a Good Salary

Col. Albertus Vogt, one OF our Flor
ida pioneers. and the discOyerer OF
phosphate in Florida. says the HUI!
mines are turning out quantities OF
phosphate, that they are shipping it
10 all points ot the world. and that it
Will eventually make Florida rich, Mr.
Hull is on "a visit north and may visit
Paris and Liverpool before his return.
where they have branch Offices Nr
Nogy says there is great demand for
phosphate and contracts are way
ahead. yet 10 be filled Mr.. Nogt Is
in the employ of Mr. Hull and gets
one OF the best salaries paid 70 any
man in the state.-Lakelaud Sun.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

Mr.. T. r. Pritchett OF Gambler was
among The Saturday visitors To OcaIa.
He said that he had been over a large
portion of the orange growing section
of the state and estimates that there
viii not be more than half a crop OF
fruit this season. He is a man of eX-
cellent Judgment and has had large
experience in gathering oranges and
his estimates can be relied on.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

MIR. Elijah Ferguson of the Bitch
ton neighhorhOod was in ocala Fri
dav and made his acknowledgement
of having received several copies o1
I'D oCala Banner through The Anti
Saloon League. and says he did not
know what he had been missing all
these years Put me- down a life
subscriber tu the Banner. said Mr.
ErrgnSOn.
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Life at Silver Springs

Friday. Mrs. @. W. Martin, Mrs, K
& Blake Mrs. Campbell and daugh
ter. Mrs. Croft. and Rev. George Aus
tin. wife and child, spent the day out
and took lunch at Delk's Bluff
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs
Kirkland. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyau wenr
down and spent the night, returning
home Saturday evening, and report
the time OF their life.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

Miss Annie Snowlen. the young
daughter of Dr. K. X. Snowden. for
merIy of this city. who has been the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Brantley \.
Weathers. for the past month. left
FRIDAY for Sumterville Ia visit her
aunt. Mrs. Goree Nelson. From there
she will go TO Orlando 10 be with her
cousin. Miss Claudia Miller. and will
attend school i'm that city this win
fa-
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

Mrs. 4. E. White OF Citra. who has
been spending some time past AT Pab-
10 Beach, has now gone TO Benefits
vile. :. G. where she will spend a
few weeks before returning 10 her
home
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

IE. Stevens. the efficient hook
keeper and manager Of the Crystal
Rivef Lumber Company commits
sarv. finished shipping the commits
sary stock and made up the final pay
ron for The mill last week He eN
meets to leave in a few days for few
weeks visit - relatives near For,
Mccoy before returning 10 take M
ather work.-CryStaI River News.
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Mr.. G. Z. C0nG0r of Ga1-5@n. Ala
b3ma Is in me cirv. and IS n the n
t9ymenr OF splendid health. He is
here looking after his property inter
e>ts and viii remain for several days
Nj Con1or says that his family are
all We'll and his home circle now in
cluda5 eight sons AMI daughters.
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Dare stand alone if you are right.
Arcadia Champion. When an edi-
tor up this way gets in a condition
that he can't stand alone" the sup
positi1l is that there is something
wrong with him and he is turned over
to the police.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

Mr.. " Z Dixon. a prominent mcr-
chant If Mcintosh ana nunuellon.
Was A visitor to the city Friday. He
SAYS that Mcintosh has been some
what dun during the summer, hut that
things are now beginning 10 liven up,
The school has opened JHe merchants
are getting in their new stocks or fall
aud winter goods, ana Jhe farmers.
Truckers and orange growers are pre-
.aring tor their fan ana winter crops
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Ehh Harris and Mrs Harris left
Sunday morning for Lake City, after
having spent a delightful vacation Of
several weeks With relatives here.
Ehh is a freight conductor on the
Georgia Southern between Lake CITY
and Tifton.-Nladis0n New Enter
Prise
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

Ex-Governor BloNham IS youthful
a. -. ana proves it BY becoming a
Benedict. Ii he is young enough to
get married why is he not young
enough to hold Office?
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Mr.. Henry Sisuark Is back from
his delightful vacation II A couple II
weeks He hr4t went 20 Norfolk and
The jamestown Exposition, then went
70 tashington, philadelphia ana New
York. He SAYS that his I'VE days in
the latter city was worth the entire
rrip. and altogether he had great
time. While in philadelphia Mr.. Sis
trunk saw NJ. T I owen, who in
formed him that his wifes lie Is
hanging by a thread, and that he
death Il almost inevitable.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

4 number of Ocala MasOHS went
out 10 -. Johns Friday night 10 assist
the local lodge in the work Of con
ferring degrees
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

Mir /. W. Boring, a prominent and
pioneer citizen of Pine, was in Ocala
Friday. and renewed his subscription
10 the Ocala Banner. and said that
The people in his neighborhood Were
well pleased with the paper
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

MT. David :. Woodrow reached
home yesterday from Baltimore. and
Mrs Woodrow and daughter will re-
turn iu another month.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

How 10 make ice cream. The great
secret in making ice cream is To use
BLUE RIBBON extracts, lemon or va
uiIls, for then you have a perfect ia
EOT.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

Clarence MeHcrt came home yes
terday afternoon from Lowell, where
he stopped Thursday on his way hom"
from Day1Dla Beach.
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Capt. Samuel K. Pyles says that
hey had the heaviest rainfall OF the
season in his section Saturday after
noon. Ii poured in torrents
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
Local and Personal
Sara Elizabeth Harris, Local Editor

Mr.. J. ". Coulter the we'll known
merchant OF BlitchJOn. was numbered
among Ocala's business visitors on
Friday.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Clements and baby
Of Dmnell0n Were in OcaIa Friday.
retfrninS from pleasant visit TO
White Springs.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

Mr Sumter Brooks the well known
manager of the Sumner Lumber Com
pany and postmaster at ZubeT, WAS
doing business in Ocala Friday
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

MesSTS. George Giles x Company
are treating their ginning establish
ment to new coat of paint. which
has greatly improved its appearance.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

Mr.. Hardy {. Groom has gone 10
Colorado. where he viii spend the
neN- few months for the benefit OF his
hea!tn.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

Mis- Marie Richardson. Judge Bells
otenuSrapner. mas sOne 10 Gainesville
AMI High Springs for 4 visit to rela-
tiVes ana friends.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

Messrs. W. ID. Edwards. g. C. Ed
wards and @. ID. Edwards. leading
merchants of Crystal River. Dunnel-
Jon aad HernandO, were among the
We'll hnOwn visitors To Ocala on Fri
daY
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Fine SrooG Mares,

We have just gotten n a car load
Of the finest brood mares ever brought
TO the state. and 70 see them IS 70 al
uire them. We will sell them az
very reasonable prices. Come and and
look them over a.
COBB'S LIVERY STABLES
Xxx Ocala, Fla.
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A PELVIC DISEASE

Of IpGltf PfrXra Cn,cd Ne IN
Pery Short Time
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forsaken trail to the head-waters OF
the little tributary and over the low
saddle. They had endeavored to reach
unfrequented paths as soon as posi-
BILE in order that they might pass I'M
noticed. Before quitting the valley
they halted their heaying horses, and
selecting stagnant pool, secured the
grease paint from their features as
best they could. Their ears were train
ed for sounds Of pursuit, but as the
moments passed and none came, the
tension eased somewhat and they con-
versed guardedly. AS the morning
light spread they crossed the moss
capped summit of the range, but paus-
ed again, and, removing two saddles,
hid them among the rocks. Slapjack
left the others here and rode south
ward down the Dry Creek Trail to-
wards town, while the partners shift
ed part of the weight from the over
loaded packmules to the remaining
saddle-animals aid continued east
ward along the barren comb of hills
on foot, leading the five horses.
at don't seem like we'll get away
this easy" said Dextry, scanning the
udCh LIdAi IL WC w, ~ 10 LOIlpC-
ed to foller the business regular. This
grease paint on my face makes me
smell like minstrel man. l bet we'll
get some bully press notices tomor-
row."
81 wonder what Helen was doing
there" Glenister answered, irrelevant
ly, for he had been more shaken by
his encounter with her than at his part
in the rest of the enterprise, and his
mind, which should have been busted
with the fight. held nothing but pic
lures Of her as she stood in the half
darkness under the fear Of his Win
chester. What if she ever learned
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Who that black rufaan vast"

who that black ruft1an was!" He
quailed at the thought.
Say, Dex, am going to marry that
girl"
81 dunno If you be or not" said
Dextry. Better watch Mcnamara"
"What!"| The younger man stopped
and stared. what do you meant"
go on. Don't stop the horses.
amt blind. / kin put two an two to.
gether."
you'll never put those two togeth-
er. Nonsense! Why, the mans ras.
cal. wouldn't let him have her. Be-
sides, it couldn't be. She'll find him
out. love her SO much that--oh, my
feelings are too big to talk about"
He moved his hands eloquently. "You
can't understand"
"Um-m! s'pose not" grunted Dex.
try, but his eyes were level and held
the light of the past.
"He may be rascal" the old man
continued, after a little; "r'll put in
with you on that; but he's hand
some devil, and. as for manners, ne
makes you look like logger. He's a
brave man, too. Them three qualities
are trump-cards and warranted to take
most any queen in the human deck
red, white, or yellow.
"If he dares." growled Glenister,
while his thick brows came forward
and ugly lines hardened In his face.
In the gray Of the early morning
they descended the foothills into the
wide valley Of the Nome River and
fled out across the rolling country 70
the river bluffs where, cleverly con.
cealed among the willows, was rock.
er. This they set up, then proceeded
to wash the dirt from the sacks care
fully, yet with the utmost speed, for
there was serious danger Of discovery.
1t was wonderful this treasure Of the
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CHAPTER TX.


eve must have money" said Glen
lister a few days later. when Nc
Namara jumped our safe he put us
down and out. There's no use fighting
In this court any longer, for the Judge
won't let us work the ground our
selves, even If we give bond, and he
won't grant an appeal. He says his
orders aren't appealable. We ought
to send Wheaton out to Frisco and
have him take the case to the higher
courts. Maybe he can get writ Of
supersedeas."
II don't rec'nize the name, but If
it's as bad as it sounds it's sure hor.
rible. Amt there no cure for it?'
1T simply means that the upper
court would take the case away from
this one"
! "Well, let's, send him out quick.
Every day means ten thousand dollars
to us. It'll take him a month to make
the round trip, SO s'pose he ought to
leave tomorrow on the Roanoke"
Eyes, but where's the money to do
1t with? Mcnamara has ours. My
God! What mess we're in! What
fools we've been, Dex! There's a
conspiracy here. I'm beginning to see
1t now that it's too late. This man
is footing our country under color of
law, and figures on cutting all the
mines before we can throw him off
That's his game. He'll work them as
hard and as long as he can, and
Heaven only knows what will become
of the money. He must have big men
behind him in order to fix a United
States Judge this way. Maybe he has
the Frisco courts corrupted, too"
"If he has, I'm goin' to kill him.
said Dextry. "I've worked like dog
all my life, and now that I've struck
pay 1 don't aim to lose it. If Bill
Wheaton can't win out accordin' tc
law. I'm goin' to proceed accordin' tc
justice"
During the past two days the part
ners had haunted the courtroom
where their lawyer, together with the
counsel for the Scandinavians. had
argued and pleaded, trying every pos
sible professional and unprofessional
artifice in search of relief from the
arbitrary rulings Of the court, while
hourly they had become more strong
ly suspicious of some sinister plot
some hidden, powerful understanding
back of the Judge and the entire