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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-13

restored TO Spar and transferred to
district No. 3: John o. Williams, NJ
G. Livingston, l.. B. Boone and H. F..
Altman, to be restored to Ocala; Ma
riOn Grantham. to be restored to No.
- and transferred to district No. "a:
J G. Howell to be restored to dis
triCt No. II and transferred to Ocala;
James Lowell, ]. NJ Maddin, Sam Nor
gan, Walter Marsh, w. T. Smith, Kan
sas Singleton and William \. Wither-
spoon, to be restored to district No.
Il; d. II. Hall, to be restored to dis
trict No. II and transferred to 90
s. r. Johnson, to be restored to dis
trict No. 1.
1t was ordered that a warrant be
drawn in the sum Of $500 in favor of
w. NJ. Lucius, to meet pay roll for
month of January.
Commissioner PyleS was selected as
a committee to go to Pensacola and
inspect a gasOlene motor road roller
that is in operation on the roads of
Escambia county. He was also author
lied to take an expert machinist tC
! make said inspection if he thought
same was necessary.
! 1t was ordered that Il. A. McLarar
| be recommended to the governor for
appointment as justice Of the peace in
district No. 3
1t appearing that through inadvert-
ance or mistake. the registration list
! does not show that Mr.. r. l.. Ander-
| sons poll tax has been paid and Mr.
Anderson having filed an affidavit witt
! the board stating that he has paiC
same it was ordered that the ~cgistra
tiCn officer mark same on reSiStra tiOr
list as paid.
The board thereupon adjourned IN
til their next regular meeting to be
hcld on the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in February. 1903.
s. II. SiStrunk Clerk.
BY II. d. Palmer, ID. {.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-13
THE FITZGERALD COMPANY
ROOFING, PAVING, CEMENT AND
TILE WALKS, TARRED FELTS,
TAR, PITCH AND GRAVEL

We have crew or expert cement
workers in the city for a short time
and we would be pleased, while here
to give estimates on and put in any
work Of this character, either cement
or tile sidewalks, copings, retaining
walls or heavy concrete work.
We have exceptional facilities for
handling cement work cheaply and
satisfactorily, both in our equipment
and corps of expert workers.
Either call at our works or North
Main street, near the foundry, or adj
dress our representative, HUGH WILL
LIAMS, Room 6. HOLDER BLOCK, o:
BOX SIS, who will cheerfully call and
give any information desired.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-13
SCIENTIFIC SPANKING.

Consists in punishment only when a
child is actually bad. Some mothers
think that all crying is badness, its
not When your baby cries, look for
pins or some external cause, if you
cant find them give the baby White s
Cream Nermifuge as the chances are
it is suffering from worms which keep
it hungry and cross all the time
Pleasant to take-sure in its action
rrice 25 cents. Sold by the Anti O.
nopoly Drugstore.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-13

FOR SALE-Cheap for cash; one
three horse power coal oil boiler and
engine; also one complete saw rig for
cutting wood. Cause for selling, can't
use it in my crippled condition. 2.
H McClymOndS.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-13

Following are a few Of my specials
for this month:
n FOR SAlE-The residence No. 60
Main street; price S1,4OO, half cash.
balance in one year; now rented for
SIS per month.
FOR SAlE-The. residence, No. So
81. Main street, $3.50; half cash, bal
ance one year; now rented for $40
per month.
FOR SAlE-SpIendid orange grove
between Leesburg and Eustis; 20 acres
under fence. II acres in solid orange
grove. bearing, and in fine shape; no
buildings; price. $500.
Numerous other properties for sale;
farm. residence. grove and turpentine
tracts. List your property with me if
you want to sell it. or call on me If
you want to buy. I will give careful
attention to the collection Of rents and
paying of taxes for any resident
property owners.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-13
ROOMS FOR RENT

The third floor Of the Star or Wit
ness building, is for rent. High, dry
aud airy; admirably adapted for
housekeeping. Apply to the Star or
Mrs. E. Van Hood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11

business comes. for concentration
" one Of the keynotos 10 success
Another thing Women are
doubtful Of their ability % accom-
plish vast results. and Il r. lmpOasi
Die 10 do a thing ~ long ~ a doubt
rests In our mind
when I started out 70 earn my
living ! began 40 n gtenORupher.
with q salary Of SIS week. u was
not such q great while until my
check was Increased 10 $50 That
did not look 80 big 10 me. but n
would have satisfied the average
woman. Ny checks continued 10
Increase until they ran into the
thousands OF course my useful
ness had Increased. for ! was not
satisfied with being a atenographer.
had learned every phase N the
business. and could put a BIG deal
through with as much ability as
could any man IN the office. J pre-
pared al 81 The literature ia fact,
there ~ no part of the business with
which ! am not familiar
But with all my success I would
not advise the young girl 10 seek
career For IN my belief the girl
who gets married is on the right
road 20 happiness. Success IN all
lines IL hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
EAGLES CONVENTION OPENS TODAY
FOUR MILLION FOR BREMERTON NAVY YARD
BOY APPEARS TO BE
HUMAN PlNCUSHION

An assistant health officer Seattle yesterday
70 examine lepoay experienced unique In
PRODUCTION 90 a human pineushon.
Harold Springer aged le sehooboy entertaining his
acqnantsnces pins
cheeks without apparently
encing any pain.
A neighbor woman who had reading Hawaiian
island pamphlets immediately the
boy suffering
The health oice Notified and physician huredb dis
patched lie object Of his
search the Of Of boys and girls who watched
with admiring he tanned hls fun of pins
pafentiy hugely cnloying the remarkable experience
blk subjected 10 a rigid
leprosy disease
The conclusion the medicine could that the
possessed ability Withstand pan had
probably by practice reached condition where he could
puncsurc pins ninching
The lad fully equipped make the OF his peculiar
talent be insists gsssng farsiEed freew of
shape pennies nckeIs
watch him perform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
FRISCO DYNAMITER IS
CAPTURED nv CHICAGO

cisco Just after the bomb exploded
heard that John WAS going TO
cook up a story. so ! went 90 Reno.
New. and opened restaurant.
While | Was "a Reno | Eamhled a
good deal John wrote me there
something OF this sort.
You know a lot about this Gal.
laghef business. ! am in desperate
need OF money You had better
pony up or you'll find your name
mixed mp In this affair
Reporters Cause Arrest.
when the letter arrived had
left Reno for San Francisco. The
letter was sent back TO san Fran.
cisco aud fell into the hands OF
newspaper reporters, who followed
me up and caused my arrest"
Peter stated that when he read
Johns confession In the newspaper
he determined 20 return 90 san
Francisco. but got frightened ON &C.
count OF difficulty OF proving bis
innocence
Il had to bum my way. but | got
across the country pretty fast. and
landed IN 81 Louis an rght From
ST. Louis I bummed my way to
Chicago In the meantime the
authorities got wind OF me and
they traced me here and nabhed
me That's all there Is to Il. John
Just was sore because wouldn't
give him money and he cooked mp
the story and got me In II"
Peter Claudlanes was arrested
after detectives from San Fran
cisco had traced him across the
continent He was trapped by a
letter and taken into custody az
the postoffce. lie was using the
assumed name OF Harry Lee
George Burns. son OF Detective VIII.
liam J Burns. of San Francisco.
made the arrest u is expected
that the prisoner will be started
back TO San Francisco tonight or
tomorrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
EMPEROR "RELLv AND
KING LED" KISS

is practically unanimous In deelar-
ing that the conference OF the rulers
augurs for peace between the two
nations. There has been SO much
talk Of war and 'iingoism that the
favorable comments OF today are
received with enthusiasm by the
main body OF the populace.
The king and the kaiser held
private conference az the castle.
after which there was another con
ference. attended by the king the
kaiser. Sir Edward Hardings. sec
rotary OF the British foreign office,
and Herr Won Schoen. German sec
Rotary Of foreign affairs.
War Probably Discussed
There Is no doubt that the con-
slant reports of the probability OF
war between England aud Germany
We're touched upon at least I'm dip
lomatic reference, II not openly. az
the private conference between the
kaiser and king
After the king had been the
guest for luncheon In the kaisers
family circle the two monarchs
went out for motor trip 20 Hon
berg. few miles from this place.
Dinner in honor OF the royal Wis
itors was served this evening at
the castle
The king leaves at midnight for
Marienbad, where he will take tie
haihs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
Peter Claudianes Is Taken After
Long Chase---Letter Leads
to Undoing.

CHICAGO. Aug il-"Iohn in.
volyed me in this case through re.
venRe because would not send
him money when he demanded a.
! am not afraid 20 80 back 10 San
Francisco and face the charges
against me II Is case OF re-.
yenRe and blsokmail By my broth.
~ who wanted 10 get me 10 trouble
and get even This "a the state.
nfant Of Peter Ciaudianes. the San
Francisco Greek under arrest here
on the charge Of completely IN the
Gallagher dynamltinE outrages In
Oakland. Cal
lie was calm aud the detectives
we're able TO get little from him by
vigorous application Of the third
degree" lie said he left California
as soon as he heard he WA charged
with connection with the cases be
cause he knew II would 90 hard
with him II be we're caught. because
he would not be able to pay fine
lawyers
lie repeatedly said that his broth.
or John Claudiancs. now IN jail in
san Francisco, involved him In the
case through spite and for revenge
Caught by Deooy letter.
In a statement today Claudianes
said
n was through a letter that John
wrote 10 me after left San Fran
cisco that he was caught Then the
search for me was begun. Report
crs forced John 10 confess
"rhe reason he implicated me
was because he could not get any
money out Of me. ! left san Fran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
SAYS WEST VIRGINIA
WILL GO FOR TAFT
10y United Press.)

HOT SPRINGS. Va. Aug. H.
Arthur Vorys. the original Taft
manager IN Ohio. arrived here to.
day for the conference OF leaders
tomorrow Frank " Hitchcock Is
expected tomorrow morning
Senator Elkina said today that
he believed that Taft will carry
West Virginia easily The split in
the republican party In that state
IA not serious enough he said. to
affect the national ticket
"GOmpcrs viii fad that no can
not deliver the labor vote OF West
Virginia 20 Bryan said Senator
Elkins today
a delegation OF hardware men
visited the republican candidate 90.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
GIRLS OF AUCKLAND ARE
COMPANIONS OF UNCLE
SANS MARINES

for the grand state bali at the gov
eminent house.
The sailors are taking In the the
atres. races and athletic sports. The
bluetackets are infatuated with the
beautiful young girls OF Auckland.
who are not satisfied unless they
are IN company with uHcle Sans
boys. The enthusiasm for America
and Americans Is evident every
where. and the feeling Is that an
alliance OF the white people 90 con-
troll the Pacific is certain 10 become
a fact in the progress Of affairs.
The reception here could not be
excelled aud the sailors are as de-
lighted as they were with the man
ner Ia which they were made vel
come on the Pacific coast az home.
Luncheon given BY Admiral
Sperry on board the flagship Con-
necticut 10 the members OF the leg
islature was the occasion for fur
Their expressions OF good win and
brotherhood between the people OF
New Zealand and America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
SEATTLE MAY
LOSE OUT
St. Joseph After international
typographical Union
Convention.

BOSTON. Mass. Aug list
Joseph. Mo. has stolen > march on
All competitors fer the honor OF en-
PERTAINING the next convention of
the International Typographical
Union. By enllstinE the aid 81 Gov.
ernor Johnson ~ Minnesota
Vice President Hayes today re
eeived a telegram from Governor
johnson asking that 81 Joseph be
chosen Ms the neat meeting place.
The boomers from Seattle. who.
np until today. had = good chance
% obtaining the convention for
their city. are disconnected ~ this
move
The feature ~ today's session
Was the reading 81 = paper BY
Henry Russell Wray. 81 Colorado
Springs. relative 60 tuberculosis.
Mray outlined the work ~ the
Printers Home az Colorado Springs
and spoke o. the large uumber Of
cases Of tuberculosis treated there
annually lie made a plea for the
betiermcnt of conditions under
which printers work as a preventa.
tive measure against the spread Of
consumption.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11

~ ELIZABETH n. GREGORY.
-" YORK. Aug 1.-The dis.
.zAlaa 81 being the highest salar
seman IN New York. ia the
'n or Miss Anna Louise
at who draws something near
year. does not compensate
- Ae sacrifice OF domestic ties
- such a success exaeis.
i - y what Miss Amendt. who Ia
ns- most valuable employe ~ the
go. $500 real estate concern in this
~ ~. lold ne a. she aaf In her huge
60 s.....eushiOned chair ia her beau.
'~ appointed office
suppose many women envy me
]. - = ny mind. 10 be a good moth.
= ana wife is the gfaudest Of all
seks. ssssAea. Home Is the natural
nss,. lof every woman. and no
r s ~ What direction her liuoa
- De cast she cannot entirely
II OF that desire to relen a.
= lleen sometime
I. y inst thly one ruling element
st,s ~ we That preyenfa her from
Ts,@',ihf equal success Win wag
con- @, aEs kirl lives IN hone nat
ske. ~ a husband win come
i a.,' a1a shoulder her burden n
d. H. Nhen she rlda herself If
'shs taat definite success I'M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
SPEECHES or WELCOME
OPEN BIG CONVENTION
CAFE FREQUENTERS
ARE UNM Oh STED

country visitors were quickly In.
veixied Into the buying Of drinks.
10th cafes were crowded through.
out the evening There we're no
fights or riots. no exhibitions ~ dis.
order. but the ordinary visitor could
not fall 90 recognize the character
81 me women or the fact that they
they werr acting merely as
'bDcnferu" for the sale ~ liquor
Visits from the police wsre more
fFxaaaut than usual. an officer
CORA niouAlly descending the stairs
and EnAkina q curMory survey ~ the
throng This may have had some
ihinE a. do with the strict malnten.
ancr Of order. but u did not deter
the feminine rcapp~rs" tn the drink
selling game from PLYING vocation
thnt deapise IL illesalitY and It's
violAsion 81 public morals. appears
immame from Dolestation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
ALLEGE $4,000
EMBEZZL EMEN7
H. E. Weymouth Accused of Appro-
priating Large Sum of Money From
Insurance Company of Which He
Was Manager.

The appropriation 20 his own use
Of about 10000 which did not be.
long TO him has been disclosed by
the arrest Of ~. u. Weymouth. an
Insurance agent OF this city. who
was taken into custody last evening
by City Detectives Barbee and Ken.
nedy on a warrant charging him
with larceny BY embczzlement
Weymouth IL accused by =. G..
Osborn OF having embezzled money
belonging 20 the Commonwealth
Insurance agency s77 First av..
with which firm he has been as.
ISOLATED as manager. The agency
handles several lines Of fire In
surance. and Weymouth IL alleged
10 have used various sums Of money
paid In as premiums on policies.
Months Of PeeViation.
The peculations are said 10 have
extended over period 81 IL
months An the evidence IN the
hands Of Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh. however. consists OF
two checks ON the Dexter Horton
bank for 5000 and 1885,. The
checks. though made out 10 Wey.
mouth. were intended for the com
pany, u IN alleged
=. G. Osborn, president Of the In
suTance agency. said this morning
that only two checks had been
named In the complaint. as these
we're all that we're necessary to
convict, but that n could be shown
positively that there was a shortage
of several thousand dollars. TX
planning the situation he said.
Make Shortage Up.
Mr. Weymouth conducted the in
surance business himself. under the
firm name OF the ". T.. Weymouth
company. until the first Of last May
when ] and my associates bought
him out. At that time there vas
heavy shortage. and we made II
up Part OF the shortage was COY.
cred by ne as a consideration OF the
deal.
Il have been compelled TO make
M other sums since. however. and
have discovered that up 10 the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11

Appropriation agKregating 81.
Msst wili BE- asked for contem.
rasrd improvements TO the Puget
Sud navy yard. at nremerton. in
~ sesf annual estimates % the de-
psgment
ne annual report Is nov being
rrgAred by the commandant 81
= saw yard and will be forward
Sc the navy department az Wash.
srpn city within the next two
>sz.x
This report will ask. among other
9izxx. for an appropriation OF
Tssa coo for dry dock No. Z.
Besides this there will be- large
s<ns proposed for the erection Of
~ huildanRs and additions 10 pres.
sss rssy yard structures
4 Il TIE desire OF the navy yard
s.s.rlals to have the Puget Sound
nsy yard equipped 10 accommodate
AZ ana al demands that may be
made wsa Il b. the navy depart
uzs,x n ~ repair ard mainten.
znee n Ezr and other government
v<~~ls that may be assigned to
dstT si.k The Pacific fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11

Bernard Monaghan. president
Frank r.. Herring, vice president,
Conrad n Mann. secretary. William
Garland. treasurer and John A.
Cline. chaplain. seems 10 De the
ticket slated to 80 through.
The principal fights will come on
the trustoeahipa Coiwell, Of St
Paul. and Mckinney. Of Saginaw,
Mich. loom up strong for two OF
the four places
The Ladies' Auxiliary held a 70.
ception and musicale 1T the Wash
lngton hotel this afternoon. They
will hold a theatre party AZ the Lois
theatre tonight
Tomorrow Is Eagles day M the
races. but a number OF the birds
have flown 20 the ponies ahead OF
time.
Senator Grady. Of New York. will
speak az the regular meeting Of the
Commercial club tonight His sub
lect will be. Seattle, the New
York Of the West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
ASK $4,OOO,OOO
FOR NAVY YARD
WORKING To BRING
CONVENTION HERE

Information received from Boston
" 20 the effect that the delegates
IRON Seattle, Tacoma. Spokane and
Olympia TO the International Typo.
graphical union convention are
making strenuous efforts % have
this city selected for the next con,
yention. 81 Joseph aud Minneap.
oils are contesting Philo Howard.
Of Seattle. 4. ). Leaveiie. az Ia
coma. and y. ]. Laumer. OF spo.
kane, have been appointed 20 prom,
inent oorfmittecs In the national
union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11

we took charge. Weymouth lad
used about $4,000 belonging to tho
companies for which he was doin<s
business Much OF this deficit was
covered by personal notes. We got
a gold brick when we bought his
business. for We have been compel
ed TO make good these notes. some
OF which we knew nothing about.
Checks as Evidence.
Since the name Of the agency
was changed. Weymouth has appro-
priated 10 bis own use from 81 500
10 $4,000 Of the money he has cob
lected on insurance policies. This
he has done by endorsing checks,
which he had no power to do. |
have a large bundle Of these checks
In the office. and can use them as
evidence ~ necessary.
When the Commonwealth com
pany took charge. Weymouth was
made manager. but II was express
ly agreed that he should have
nothing 90 do with checks. either
issued or received by the concern.
Having protected him from pros
ecution by making good his former
regulations and arranged matters
40 that he could not handle the
funds. we thought that We had done
him an act Of kindness Instead Of
showing his appreciation. he has
stolen from us whenever the op-
portunlty has presented itself
viii Press Charge.
The charge against him will be
pressed 90 the limit. and / am sat
isfied that have evidence which
wiil land him In the penitentiAry.
Weymouth received $500
month. but despite this he could
not keep himself In funds ! sttrib-
ute bis downfall 10 heavy drinking.
We discharged him June 9. and the
warrant for his arrest was issued
july 20"
Shortly after his arrest, Wey-
mouth was released on $500 bail,
his sureiies being Leonard Hooper
and william Beresford Kayanagh.
The case will be heard in Justice
Gordon's court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
European Monarchs Meet and
Embrace, Then Go Into Con-
ference and Ia k War.


cRoNBERG. Aug. it.-Emperor
William kissed King Edward, Of
England, on beth cheeks, and the
king embraced the emperor, when
they met here today at the station,
hundreds OF persons witnessing the
greeting Of the nonarohs.
The emperor wore a gorgeous ,lni
form, which was in strong contrast
To the silk hat and frock coat II
the king After the first exchange
of expressions of good will both
entered the kaiser's automobile and
were whirled off 20 Fredrichschoff
castle. two miles away.
The kaisers suite all wore Inn.
posing military uniforms. making q
display OF grandeur The kings
encourage wore silk hats and frock
coats. like their ruler
The greeting OF the monarchs
was SO friendly and there was such
an evident show OF good will that
today the German press, which has
been inclined toward dlscrcdlting
the Importance OF the kinE.s visit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
Women Continue 20 Boost Bust
ness for Uptown
Resorts.

While the Anhenner and Ameri
can cafes were orderly last nlKht.
no attempt vas made By the police
20 keep Gus 81 them women Of
questionable reputation. who con.
seauenily vent through their night.
~ tsAk Of making business for the
resorts By DRINKING With chance
male acqgasatancca. Painted te
males With the story 81 their lives
written on their hardened features
came 10 the cafes unAccompanied
as usual and sat NJ tables where
caiiow youths and unsopLiatlcased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
Sailors and Officers of Fleet
Being Royalty Entertained
in New Zealand.
BY n. LEE cLoTwoRTHY.
(staff Correspondent Of the United
Press, with the Atlantic Fleet-l

AUCKLAND. y. T.. Aug. IA
The officers OF the Atlantic fleet
set out early today for Rotorua. the
Yellowstone park Of New Zealand.
To view the wonders OF this conn.
Try Of marvels entertainments
have been planned at Rotorua and
IL Is expected that the three days
trip will be most enjoyable. The
entertainment committee has ar
ranged the intineTary so that the
visitors will have a good oppor.
tunity TO observe the customs and
manners OF life OF the natives.
The party expects 70 arrive in
Auckland on Friday evening In time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
MAJOR CHITTENDEN is
PROMOTED

Major Hiram ~ Chitlenden. in
charge of the government engineer.
ing work In this district. has been
promoted TO the rank of lieutenant
colonel On July "a, Lieut.. Col
Thomas w symonds OF Washing.
ton. ID G.. was placed on the retir.
ed list. and as the engineer In
charge Of the local work was next
in line. he was promoted
Next month. Col. Chiticuden will
be succeeded at tho Seattle station
by Maj. G. W kntz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
TURKEY RECALLS
HER MINISTER'S

through With his program ~ 70.
form. There are no specific chars.
80 q lncompetency or maladmin.
lstEation against hey OF the Others
bat shs changes are 10 be made
merely 10 give Turkey an entirely
new service.
Ia In stated that members OF the
ypunR Turk party. who are now IN
absolute control ~ the government.
will he sent 20 represent the Turk
ish government at the capitols Of
The world