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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-04-28
CITY MAPS FOR SALE

The new city maps are now on sale
at the office of the city clerk in the
city hall Price 81 each.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-04-28
TRANSFERS WANTED

Two good teamsters wanted at the
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-04-28
ASK FOR INTERVENTION

Business Men Of Chester, Pa, are
Tired Of the Street Car Strike
Chester, Pa, April 2S.-Assistance
is being invoked in Washington look
ing to the aiding of the traction strike
Williams news., 1908-10-03
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATIC CLUBS

PRESCOTT, Ariz Sept 29. To all Democratic Clubs and Bryan
 Clubs of Arizona:
 Gsntlemen:-NotIce is hereby giv- en that I am directed by the demo- cratic national committee on or ganization to prepare call on every democratic or Bryan club in this territory to send in the names, with list of officers, of each club, giving address of each, to the H on. John w. Tomlinson, chairman of the democratic national committee on organization, at The Annex, Chicago. H., so that literature, badges, buttons and weekly letters may be sent to your clubs from MT. Bryan during October.
 Therefore this call is hereby made that the names and officers of each club may be immediately sent In above requested And you. and each of you, are urged to orga niza ton by increasing your numbers and membership everywhere, that all may receive the literature, let ters, etc., above named and our or. ganizations may be fully informed on all issues involved alike, and party firmly organized.
 J. P. DILLON,
 Chairman Dem. Cen. Com.
 J. H. ROBINSON, Secretary.
Williams news., 1908-10-03
DISTRICT COURT

Mrs. England was found not guilty, after ten minutes consider. alton by the jury.
 Friday evening Judge Sloan sen. fenced four convicts, as follows:
 Ada Parks, colored, WAS con. vieted of . felony, and was sen. tenaed foy one year.
 Pedro Garcia, who plead guilty to robbery. two years.
 Will Jackson. colored, pleaded guilty to burglary, and received [ sentence of two years.
 Ysabel Lopez, convicted of as' sault with a deadly weapon, re- ceived four years.
 The Shell case was taken up Sat. urday morning. Dr. E. B. Perrin is the plaintiff in this case. Tn. jury, after being out twenty-foul hours. reported a disagreement anG was discharged.
 At the time of going to presl (Friday evening" no news could be obtained regarding the progress of the Duncan murder trial, a Flagstaff. Up to noon Friday n, decision had been reached.
Williams news., 1908-10-03
RECORDERS WEEKLY REPORT

The following is the weekly re- port of instruments filed in the recorders office for the week end ing Sept. 30, 1908.
 Appointment of registration off, cer, Jesse L. Boyce to Robt. Tribble
 Chattel mortgage. N N. Cherry to J. H. Reeves and Henry See.
 Release of mortgage, Jacob Cauf- man to John Freeman.
 Water location, reservoir, Sec. 26, T. 23 N R. 1 w.
 Warranty deed, F. R. Nellis to Jas. Bradshaw.
 Appointment of agent, Germania Fire Ins Co to McD. Robinson.
 Water location, reservoir, Can yon Diablo, R P. Fox.
Williams news., 1908-10-03

who has interests here has suffered a loss because of the disaster.
 The various business establish ments which were put out of busi ness temporarily are settling in such locations as they can obtain. The postoffice is now located in the lobby of the Grand Canyon hotel. Hill & Kennedy are occupying the dining room of the same building with the remainder of their stock. H. c Sanders has moved his goods into the building three doors east of the hotel. $ Sabut has moved his tailor shop into the building back of the Rounsevills drug store, which was formerly occupied by Aug. Tetzlaff. What little of the Babbitt stock that was saved was stored in the building adjoining the Postal lelegraph Co.
 About $20O worth of damage was done to the plate glass fronts of the buildings across the street from the burned buildings.
 The stock of the Williams Drug Co was removed from the build ing rather hastily. but as the build ing was not damaged, the stock was moved back into the building.
Williams news., 1908-10-03
ROOSEVELT VIII TRY FOR STATEHOOD Al THE
 SHORT SESSION

Secretary Young of the republi- can territorial committee yesterday came into possession of good news for the territory, if the territory chooses to avail itself of the oppor- tunity which is offered. Mr. Young is enabled to ssats on authority of no less . source than the White House that the president will bend every effort for separate statehood for Arizona and New Mexico at the coming session of congress. Tie reporter for the Republican knows whereof he writes. for he has seen 'he documentary evidence. which came to hand yesterday. The in formation ca mo in a personal let ter to MT. Young from William Loeb, Jr. secretary to the presi- dent.
 This news will no doubt add hundreds of votes to the strength of R. H. Cameron. the republican candidate for delegate to congress, whose campaign is already in ex- cellsnt shape. The republican or ganization in the territory was never in the history of the party in 80 good a condition as at present. Chairman Hoval A. Smith, who has the direction of everything con- nected with the campaign. and Sec rstary Young have cut out the work for themselves in a most sys- tsmatic manner and more than that the work of other participants in the struggle has been cut out for them in an equally sytsmatic man- asr. There has besa . dsdnits placing of responsibility in . way that has bssa unhssrd ot in Asi- zoaa politics. and those upon whom reliance is placed are made fully aware of the positions they occupy.
 The members of the executive committee realize that if anything should go wrong in their respect i've counties some republican would be to blame for it, and the person te blame would naturally be the represer tativs of the committee in that county. It is not of conrss expected that every county will bs carried for Cameron, but it is ex- pectsd that tho vote for Mark Smith everywhere will be held down to the minimum.-Arizoua Republi- can, Sept. 28.
Williams news., 1908-10-03
FATALLY BURNED

Last Saturday night. George Williams (oolored) was 60 severely burned by the fire which destroyed the "shack" in which he had been sleeping, that he died the next day.
 The building which was destroy ed. was for msrly a barn, and wae owned by - Snyder. For sev- eral months. however, the place has been . rendezvous for opium smokers, and 1t is probable that the den was isnited by the festive hop heads" who are credited with having caused several fires in the district of iniquity.
 Saturday evening John Thomas gave the old colored man twill iams) five dollars, which immedia- tely went over the bar for divers drinkables. until the old fellow beca me intoxicated. He then went to the little "shack" to sleep. Half an hour later, when the fire had all but destroyed the house, Williams stumbled out of the place and was carried to safety by the bystanders. He was badly burned about the face. Friends did every thing possible for the old fellow, but he suffered intensely until Sunday noon when he died.
 Williams was about 60 years Of age. His relatives live in Ala ba ma He came to this city about six years ago.
Williams news., 1908-10-03
Spend Your Money at Home

Spend your money at home. It is a serious mistake to think you are ahead when you save a few cents on an article by sending away for it. Your mercha nts carry good stocks of goods. They have every right to your patronage. They accommodate you in a thou -and ways. As . merchants busi- ness grows he reaches out and at. tracts outside trade to your town and you soon have 6 thriving busi- ness center. Then we all reap the benefit. Every interest in Willia ms is dependent to q certain degree on the prosperity of every other inter. est. Don't cut your own throat by sending your money out of town. By the time you pay freight and suffer the usual delays and dis appointments you will find that vour savings are purely imaginary Moreover. every dollar you send out. depletes the capital of your town by just so much and makes it just so much harder to do busi ness.
Williams news., 1908-10-03

All citizens of Coconino county who have anything they wish to exhibit at the territorial fair at Phoenix, should communicate with !. B. Jones, of Williams, regarding the matter. MT. Jones is fair com missioner for Coconino county, and will take pleasure in assisting tho people of this county in getting their exhibits to the fair. There will be no transportation charges on exhibits sent to the fair, and as people who have anything they wish to exhibit will be extended every courtesy. our people should not hesitate to take an interest. If the people of Cocenino county will take advantage of the oppor- tunity offered them, they eau do some effective advertising for this section.
 G N Baty. of Flagstaff. was in the city Wednesday. G. N. is now ged in mining, and has iust returned from a trip east whore be was trying to intsrsst capital in . mine he owns in the Black Rock district in Yavapai district Owing to the fina ncial string~ney Mir. Baty did not meet with the success he anticipated. While in Willia ms G. N. was not overlooking anything in the political line. and was boost ing for everything dsmocratis in general and for A. T. Cornish for in particular. If VI" re- member rightly. MT. Baty had ssms experience" in politics when he thought he was running agaiass Harry Hibbsu for recorder ioas years age.
Williams news., 1908-10-03

Eli s. Perkins. of Prescott passed through the city Monday evening on his way to Albuquerque. to at. tend the Irrigation Congress. He has shaken the dust of nswspa per dom from his feet and is fathsring an irrigation project over in the wilds of Apache county.
Williams news., 1908-10-03

Mrs. Anna Champlin died Sat urday of last week on train No. ', while en route from Flagstaff to Needles. When the train reached Williams the remains of tha dead woman were removed to the Button undertaking establishment. and prepared for ,interment which was made at Flagstaff Sunday. Mrs Champlin was sufferer from tuberculosis. Her husband Is . brakeman, with headquarters at Winslow.
Williams news., 1908-10-03
ARIZONA TERRITORIAL FAIR

- meeting at the fair.
 Rube Shields, the world renown- ed trick bioyclist and prince of all announeers, will tell you what is to happen next at the fair.
 Athletes from almost every col lege and school in the territory will compete in the interscholastic track events.
 The Arizona derby will again be q feature for the running horses There will be at least one running race daily.
 Which town will secure the hand some silver trophy and money prizes offered for the hose races? The packers of the tea m which wins irst place will not need to worry tbout expense money.
 Supt Alexander. who has charge If the Indian sports at the fair, promises something entirely novel " the Indians this year. Indian lay has always been one of the in eresting features, and the red men from the reservation will be in at tendance in greater numbers than ever before.-
 Roy Kna benshue, the celebrated .eronaut. will personally guide his lir ship during the daily flights of he big aerial schiolo. This attrae- tion is the most expensive that could be secured by the fair man. agement, and will give Arizonans m opportunity to review the most talked of invention in the world.
 Almost every one has witnessed d fireworks display of some kind, but the exhibition to be given at the fair promises to excel in beauty and magnifcencs anything of the kind ever before attempted in the west. Wilson, the wizard of the fireworks world, will prepare and personally superintend the firing. and the program includes more than fifty numbers.
 "Reo Bird" said to be the fast est middle weight car in the coun try, will go an exhibition mile and five miles on the fair grounds track. This automobile has done a mile in .56 seconds on the Agricultural Park track in Los Angeles, and az the Phosnix track is faster speed way, it is expected that the specta- tors will see a mile in 55 seconds or better. Six automobiles and motorcycle races are also scheduled
 Two automobile road races, one from Tucson to Phoenix and one from Los Angeles to Phoenix, will be features. These races will be so timed that the spectators at the fair grounds will have the oppor- tunity of witnessing the finish of these tests of endurance and speed by automobiles guided by we'll known Arizonans and world famous chaffeurs.
 A number of we'll known cowboy riders have signifed their inten- tion of entering the relay race this year. It is understood that sev- eral of these entries will be from Cochise and other counties in the southern part of the territory. The prizes for these races aggregate about $500.
 The fair management will re- serve several of the very choicest boxes for the people outside of Phoenix. and they can be ged by application to the secretary. Reserved seats in the grand stand for the entire week can also be Sc cured from the secretary.
 Mrs. Anna Champlin died Sat urday of last week on train No. ', while en route from Flagstaff to Needles. When the train reached Williams the remains of tha dead woman were removed to the
Williams news., 1908-10-03
WILLIAMS AGAIN FIRE SWEPT The Losses Will Aggregate
 Over $200,000
A Little Fire Protection Would
 Saved Entire Block

Friday morning, about o'clock, fire broke out in the store building of Babbitt Bros. Co. of Williams, near the Williams ave. entrance, and spread rapidly through the long building, and in short time the great stock of goods was converted into ashes and the big building destroyed.
 The flames by gale the south, and spread the Ha building adjoining The building occupied second which occupied Harre the Harrel building Johnston building which occupied by and posee also Jo Johnson's building ad joining occupied The Laub buildings the recently the occupied by swewood Wake field, K. and H. C. Sanders next
 goods clothing Bab before the fire reached that of the magnificent stock goods destroyed The loss is very though building. The amount could not be ascertaned.
 The of the Harre building of great value furnishings but practically in it building we'll insured, Mir. and Mrs. Harrsll are therefore not such heavy losers
 buildings insured for $4OOO Hill Kennedy occupied the large building succeeded saving portion of their by The posoe fixtures which in the Will ams end the building saved with the exception umpoant records and The Palace fixtures
 goods building fire and Mr. Sanders principal loss therefore
 
 shift removal from the house.
 K N Steeves valuable law library office also the of sabut's tailor shop
 Wake6eds saloon partly There the policy having expired previous o the fre according report.
 thought that the fire started from the electric wiring the Babbt though the definitely known. There had been fire in the since Thursday morning. and fire could not have started from that
 It impossible to the of the damage done but loss estimated $2OOOOO The confag the has suffered
 of hv Rahh the single loss The buildings which destroyed good buildings heavy group buildings constituted and their destruction is serious blow.
 The building occupied by the Rabbit bitt Bros Co of Williams the largest building group it's walls had been through building substantial structure It possible wall be used but the be almost s expensive a wall
 The Harrell building brick Harre The Johnston buildings by Jos ohnson The buildings property Henry Lub of Los Angeles and
 Owing the that has fire pres could safety let the fire demon do While this group buildings hard blow Williams will eventually all be with substantial Williams has been exceptionally the fires but has each time succeeded pulling through the difficulties with good So will it this
 suffered the literally will be such difficulty building would otherwise be- loss, including the damage business Those destroyed indeed entitled the sympathy the population They suffered the direct loss but indirectly
Williams news., 1908-10-03
Mark Smiths Itinerary

Hon. NJ. A. Smith will speak as follows during the latter part of October:
 13-Thateher, Tuesday. 14-At large. Wednesday. 15-Yuma. Thursday.
 16-Silver Belt, Friday. 17-Tueson, Saturday. 19-Nogales, Monday.
 2O-Benson, Tuesday,.
 21- Bisbee, Wednesday. 22-Lowell, Thursday. 23-Tombstone, Friday. 24-Douglas, Saturday. J. B Jones, county superintend snt of schools, was visiting with the Williams schools Thursday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22

Meanwhile, by an odd coincidence, a relation, also n Henrietta Lang, pick cd ont all the Langs In photograph of the actors in the Ammergau mys- tery play, from their family likeness. while the American nleces averrcd that my photograph closely resembled q portrait of the long-lost uncle Andreas. St. Peter may have some difficulty In sorting us out,
 As to doubles In personal appearance, l know that I must have many. One is dentist, whom I have never seen Another k very famous parsonage the likeness is no. obvious 10 myself Another. or the same perhaps, accounts for the military civllities which tho sentinels posted at well -known house used to bestow on me by salut- ing when I passed. Of a third I only know that ne had a brother in Liver pool. This is discovered on the steps of the Albany. where total stranger sad: "liullo. old boy, how are you?"
 replied as became me, when he said eagerly: flows your brother?
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

Montreal, Aug. 21--Arrlved; steamer VlrglnIan, Liverpool.
 New York Aug 2l.-Arrived. Steam- CT Celtic, Liverpool and Queenstown. Sable Island, N S., Aug. 21.-steam- CT Republic Liverpool and Queenstown for Boston, in communication with the Marconi station, 132 miles east of Sable Island et s;S0 a. m.
 Cape Race, N. F. Aug, 21.-Steamer Kroonland, Antwerp and Dover for New York, in communication with the Marconi station here when 1,113 miles east of Sandy Hook at noon. Probably dock 12:30 p. m. Monday.
 Queenstown, Aug. 21.-Arrived Steamer Cedric, New York for Liver pool (and. proceeded).
 Sailed: Steamer Baltic, (from Liver pool), New York
 Prawle Point, Aug. 20.-Passed steamer Calabria, Port Ingls Via Nor folk for Hamburg Antwerp, Aug. 2l.-Arrived. Steam CT samland, Philadelphia via London
 Naples, Aug. 20.--saled: steamer Duca Degli Abruzzl, New York. Neville, Aug. 21.-Sailed Steamer Tunisian, Grom Llverpool), Montreal. Southampton, Aug, 21.--saled Steamer Amerika Cfrom Hamburg) l New York via Cherbourg. | Leghorn, Aug. 2O.AArrived. Steamer | Perugla, New York via Naples. Rotterdam, Aug, 20.-Arrived. Steam CT Rotterdam, New York via Boulogns Messna, Aug 16-Arrlved. Steamer San Giovanni New York, Antwerp, Aug. 20,--Arrived; Steam CT Montfort, Montreal via London.
 Havre, Aug. 20.--Arrived: Steamer Pomeranan, Montreal for London.
 London, Aug. 21,--Arived. Steame, Montezuma, Montreal for Antwerp.
 Liverpool, Aug. 21-Arrlved Steam. CT Victorian, Montreal.
 Barry Aug. 19,--Sailed: Steamer Montcalm, Montreal
 Lizard, Aug 21.-Passed Steamer Bluecher, New York for Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg,
 Hamburg, Aug, 2),--Arrived. Steam CT Patricia, New York,
 Plymouth, Aug, 21-Arrived: Steam, CT Bluecher, New York for Cherboure and Hamburg (and proceeded).
 London, Aug. 21.--Arrived: Steame, romerenan, Montreal
 Liverpool, Aug. 21..--Sailed: Steamer Empress of Britain. Quebec,
 Azorne Aue 21 -Sailed, Stearoa, | Romanic, New York or Boston.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
oWhIch hrother?,


 Your brother In Liverpool"
 HIS is improving natures prospects in Australia" s on" said the affable stranger T beg your pardon--a mistake"
 I know of another case fin which ons lady ran after another in the street and addressed ler thus. You know that Jane has a little boy?'
 The second lady (who actually had . slight acquaintance with the former) expr, ssed her pleasure,
 And Janes so pleased, because it has the same birthday as your boy
 The second lady, who had no boy, said that the coincidence was most gratifying. Not long after a third lady called to the second lady and invited her into her railway carriage. She then found out her error and explain. ed: You are so very like Mrs. Ross Thomas'-not the real name. Then the third lady found out who Jane was that had the boy. She was Mrs. Ross Thorn. as: that lady was her "Blobbs of Wad- ham" as In story of that title by Mir. James Pawn. But the name of my Blobbses is Legion.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
Woodnnont Chapel.

Union chapel, Woodmont i o'clock morning service. Sunday school al noon. Rev. MT seiber of the English Lutheran church of New Haven will preach. Chapel choir of thirty voices George Chadwick Stock, music direc- tor Soloist, Edwin A. Smith, Jesus Answered and Said Unto Her" Ben nett; anthem, Praise Ye the Lord of AL" Stock
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
First Church of Christ, Scientist.

The services of Flret Church Of Christ, Scientists, arc held sunday at lO.S0 a. m. Sunday evening services omitted during July and August, in Republican hall, Temple and Grown streets, entrance on Temple street, Subject Mind" Golden text: For I know tho thoughts that think toward you, saith the Lord, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expect cd end Jeremiah, 2o:lI. Tho Sunday cchool meets after the morning service The wednesday evening testimonial meeting Is held at s o'clock
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
St. Thomas' Church.

The services in St. Thomas church 'morrow are morning prayer and
 'c-Communion win sermon by Rev F. M. Burgess at lOS0 and evening pravcr at o'clock. The service on Mon lay. St Bartholomew's day, will be omitted as there will be workmen in the church.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
ABOUT "DOUBLES" Andrew Lang Writes About the Man Who Looks
 Like You" HE IS A BIG NUISANCE You Cannot Be Free of Him--And He May Be of Any Na-
 tionality.

Andrew Lang, who writes so anus ingly on such a stupendous range of subjects, now takes up that eternal nuisance your double" says the Bos- ton Transcript He Is familiar fig ure, your double-entirely too familiar
 sometimes And he makes a pleasant column or two in recent issue of the London Morning Post, as Mir Lang there traces his steps. Sometimes those
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
Davenport Church.

Rev, George M. sheath, assistant minister, will conduct services during August, Preaching service al 10:So a. m. summer Sunday school at HAS to l2;30 Young Peoples meeting at 6.i5 D. m. Mid-week meeting Tuesday night at 7:45.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
exEt. Marine Rccor' ca@s
PORT or NEW HAVEN.

ARRIVED. Sch Hungarian, Gilborn, Greenport Sch Annie Ellen. Palmer New London. Sch Nautilus, Reeves. Sch Stella and Maud, Fairchild, Rock.
 away. Sch Flyaway, Bartlett, Amboy
 CLEARED. Sch Lyman NJ. Law, Chatheld Baltl
 more. Sch Ella May oliver. Sch ocean Wave, Franklin, x. Y. Sch Myrtle, Edwards.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
Church of the Ascension.

Celebration of Holy Communion at 7;SO a, m; morning prayer and sermon by Mir, McKlhben of Middletown al lo:SO; evening prayer will be conducted by the Rev. Mir. Bell at 1:30.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
st. Paul's Church.

The services tomorrow. tenth sunday after Trinity. are Holy Communion at a:SO a. m; morning prayer and sermon by the Rev. Robert Bell at l0:30. On Monday. being St, Bartholomew's day there will be celebration of Holy Com munion in the chapel at 10 a. m.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
second Church of Christ, Scientist.

Sunday services at Warner hall, 1044 Chapel street at 10:30 a. m First reader, Rev. S E. Simonsen, c. S. B., subject, Mind Sunday school at 11:45 a. m. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 D. m. "A free reading room Is maintained by this church in the Chase building, 1016 Chapel street, which is open week days from 10 a. m to D. m, and Monday evenings, All are welcome.