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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-01-31

P. 81 notice that you say you en-
close $3.50 for three months subscrip-
ton for Weekly Banner. AS the
Weekly subscription is only 81 year,
you evidently mean the Daily Banner.
So these little slips will occur. I very
frequently write one word when in
tend to write another. F. II.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-01-31
Respectfully

H. Fl. WENTWORTH
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
GIRL IN A TEN
DAYS SLUMBER

By United Press Leased Special Wire
LOWELL. Mass. Nov. 9-The zenith
day of the mysterious trance slumber
of Miss Luciano Piette brought Nc
change in the appearance of tha Sirl
and physicians are beginning To feal
that this her sixth attack OF the inys-
terious sleeping sickness. will prove
fatal.
Physicians and hypnotists caanoi
wake her. Suggesting, the remedy
principally recommended. has proved
useless. Crowds are about the house.
for the girls condition is the wonder
of the town.
Her family hope for her recovery
because she came out 81 the previous
frances apparently we'll But each sue
ceeding sleep has been longer than tho
preceding. Last juno she lay IN a
trance for "a days. The girl rests easily
with every appearance Of natural slum-
ber and there is no evidence OF any
impairment of vital forces.
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
REVISION OF
TARIFF is TO
START SOON
ey unlted press Leased specIal vic.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON. d. G. Nov. 9.-Manu-
facturers. importers, and producers Of
chemicals oils and paints win be heard
tomorrow by the Ways and Means Com
mittee Of the House OF Representatives
for the purpose Of assisting the committee
in arriving at decision as TO how the
tariG should be revised on these articles.
This will be the hrst of the series Of
hearings that has been arranged to cover
all the various schedules which make up
a tariff bill. and which will continue un-
I'll few days before the meeting OF Con-
gress in December.
The data thus collected will be arranged
in convenient form for the use OF tho
committee when It gets down to the real
work OF preparing the maximum and
minimum taril bill which has been de-
cided upon. a NS.aiive draft Of the mea-
sure will be nlale by Chairman Serene L.
Payne for submission to the new commit
tee 70 be appointed when the next Con-
gress meets in special session next March.
The call for this session viii be issued
by Presldent-elect Taft. Immediately after
his inauguration. In accordance with the
campaign pledges OF the Republican
party, the protective policy will be MAIN
talned in effecting the revision.
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
BARS SPINSTER
SCHOOL TEACHERS
Boston Instructor Says That
Men Should Get Higher
Salaries
BY United Press Leased Special Wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
BOSTON. Nov. 9.Arhe spinster
school teachers Of Boston Of thirty and
some years were shocked to-day by the
news that Dr. Colin A. Scott OF the
Boston Normal School, believes them
UNIT for their profession. In lecture
last night DR.. Scott said:
"A woman who has lived till, 30. and
remains unmarried leads thereafter, a
disappointed life. She cannot herself
do as good work as when she led a life
nlled with hope. Moreover. she loses
a certain prestige with the pupils. who
then look upon her as one TO whom
rounded life Is denied
1T is just that men teachers should
receive higher salaries than women
because usually a man takes up teach
ing with the intention Of making il his
life work and Thoroughly prepares fol
IL; whereas very few women anticipate
at the start that teaching win be a life
work with them. and fewer bring an
university education to the work"
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
KING PETER MAY
GIVE UP THRONE
Servian Monarch Unable TO
Check War Spirit of
His Subjects

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BELGRADE. Nov. 9.-Unablo to curb
the warlike spirit of the servians King
Peter is hourly expected to abdicate the
throne in favor Of his son. Crown Prince
George.
The Crown Prince is virtually IN con-
troll of the government now. Since his
return from St Petersburg. fired by the
war spirit he has been making lnnama-
tory speeches.
These have aroused the people TO
wild pitch Of enthusiasm equalllng that
displayed in the early stages of the
Balkan trouble, when the nation was al
most on the point OF declaring war
against Austria.
King Peter and his son differ so radi-
cally in their views that IL is believed to
be only a matter of a short while before
the King gives mp the fight The min
listers and the national assembly are
with him for peace. but the public is for
war. The 0vcrthrowing Of the ministry
Is expected. The military forces are with
the Crown Prince almost 10 0. man.
The boldness OF the Crown Prince is
considered proof OF Russian assurances
His utterances arc so indiscrcet that the
government fears he will force tho Czal
to repudiate whatever promises he may
have made TO escape a serious incolve.
ucnt With the oikcl powers
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
CHICAGO PRIEST OPPOSES
HASTY MARRIAGES

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-Alderman Brltton
submitted to the Council to-day tho sug-
gostion Of the Rev. Father sehrum, OF ST.
Michacls Catholic Church. From the
Council the bill will go before the Lesisla-
turc. The priests idea is to stop hasty
marriages.
Ills bill provides that 1t will be un-
lawful to file bill setting forth the
causes for asking divorce until a year
after a simple plea for divorce without
REORGANIZATION has been filed. This IS
intended TO make il impossible TO have a
hearing in a divorce case for at least a
year after the fling OF the original bin.
II shall be felony for any person 10
90 to another state and obtain divorce
without residing in the other State at
least a year previous TO the granting OF
the decree:
- believe that in 90 per cent. Of the
cases reconcilialions would be effected
under the system l am advocating. Law
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
WILL sing In
PRIZE CONTEST
Delaware Saeneerbund De-
CideS to Participate in
New York SaeneerfeSt

The Delaware Saengerbund. at a
special meeting held at the German
Hall yesterday afternoon, decided 20
in the prize singing contest
at the Saengerfest of the Northwestern
Saengerbund. which VIII be held in
Madison Square Garden in next June
The question Of whether the local
singers would take paSt in the contest
was an open one until yesterday when
the special meeting was held to decide
the matter. The CONCLUSION was reached
to take part in. the affair.
The local singing society expects 10
have sixty active members take part
IN the contest and it will sing in the
second class. Otto Wenzel. Of Phila
delpha. is the director Of the singers.
and rehearsals will begin shortly after
the first of the year. wnen the comm'.
tee 90 the Saengerfest viii send out
the music which will be sung in the
contests in the different classes.
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
MISSION OPENS
AT ST. THOMAS
TwO-WeekS' Services Started
by the Catholic Passion
iSt Fathers

A two weeks mission was opened by
Passionist Fathers in st. Thomas
Church, Fourth street and Grant ave-
nue., yesterday morning. when Father
. Norbets one OF the most eloquent and
experienced of the fathers, made an
address announcing his credentials at
the 1890 O'Clock mass. Father Nor
bets reputation as speaker Of moro
than ordinary ability had preceded him
and the large auditorium was filled to
its capacity.
In the evening at $50 o'clock Father
Camillus, of the order preached to an
other very large audience.
The first week of the mission, which
is being conducted by Father Fideius
and Father Norbert. will be for women
of the parish and the second week Tor
men, During the two weeks there will
be services at 5 and o'clock in the
morning and at 7.S0 o'clock in the
evening. The and o'clock services
were, of course, held this morning.
This evening Father Norbert will
preach.
In opening the mission yesterday
morning and presenting his credentials,
Father Norbert proclaimed his coming,
not as a priest who was the ambassa-
dor of Christ. the High Priest, but us
the missionary the special ambassa-
dor of Christ. He explained the pur-
pose Of the mission as the salvation Of
souls, and the extension OF the king
dom of Christ and reducn ed the most
earnest attention of the parish during
the mission.
Father Camllus in the evening spoke
OF the text What doth it profit man
10 gain the whole world and suffer the
loss of his own soul?' AS typifying
the man who achieved material sue
cess In life only to realize its futlity
without the favor of Christ he told Of
Solomon. who in all his wisdom and
worldly attainment, could only eXclaim,
"Vanity Of vanity; all is vanity NO
matter how high you may lift yourself
in the social ladder or climb the lad
der Of high finance, in the end you are
forced down II you do not carry in your
heart great love for Christ" he said
ut is only a step from the highest
runs Of success TO the grave
Father Fidelis win preach during the
last few days OF the week.
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
BOAT LAUNCHED
AT II. & H.YARDS
Steam Lighter EaStOn Christ
ened by Miss Wilson,
Daughter Of Mayor
EVENT FOLLOWED
BY LUNCHEON

Amid a hammer and iangle Of steel and
with tho imposing rcd and black steel
stern Of the vessel looming before her like
some gigantic monster OF olnand, but not
I'm the least confused. Miss Frances VIII
son, the l3-year-old daughter OF Mayor
and Mrs Horace Wilson, at the shipyards
OF tho Harlan and Hollingaworth Corpora
tion this morning broke a bottle OF wine
over the steam lighter Easton's stern.
and followed by an almost inaudihlo -
chlston thee lsaston. the lighter slipped
sturdliy down the creased ways into tho
Chrstlana Tho lighter is the second Of
tho four vessels Of the Same type TO be
launched by tho Harlan and liolllngs-
worth Corporation for the Central Rail-
road Of New Jersey Like the Bayonno,
which was launched on October -. the
Easton is of steel and win be one OF the
most up-to-dato vessels OF its kind In New
York lIarblr. where Il Is TO bo placed ia
service. Tho lighter Is ia be delivered iol
service within three weeks.
The launching took place at ii.30 o'clock
In the party on the Gag drapcd platform
at tho lighters stern besides the litth
| sponsor were Mayor and Mrs. Wilson
Augustus Mackenzie. marine inspector TO
tho Central Railroad. and his wife; Hcnr.
l.. Joyce. marine manager OF the railroal
and his WIFE, and Pcrslfor Frazer Jr.
vico-p president OF the Harlan and Ilolllngs.
worth Corporation and other officers o
the concern.
clad in a red cloak and claspinF
bouquet OF white and yellow chrysanthc
NUNS and looking altogether like another
fair-haircd Little Rcd Riding Hood. ME
Wilson was given rcd. white and blu,
covered bottle of wine and asked TO pose
for her picture. Then there was "a trc-
mondous knocking away of blocks. a loos
ening of the big adjustable steel wedge
holding the Easton's stern. and tho bis
hull started slowly toward the Chrlstiana
There was a smash Of the bottle
sprinking OF wine. and after "a glorious
screoch by neighboring tug. another
Wilmington made vessel had been semi
on its first Journey into the water.
The launching was followed by a lunch
con in the offices OF the corporation. a
which those in the launching party ans
others were present.
The other lighters to be completed bl
the corporation for the Central Railroa,
Of New Jersey are the Weston and thl
Koeport which are 10 be launched with
in a fcw weeks. Tho last boat is to b.
delivered by the first Of the year.
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
CITY COURT JARS
THE TARDY ONES
Business Delayed at Morning
Session Of Judge COCh-
rams Tribunal
MUSTHEREAFTER BEON TIME

Judge Cochran handed out some nd
vice this morning in City Court t.
police officers who are tardy as Wit
nosses. and to prisoners who are out
on bail and forget 20 show up when
their cases are called. Herman Spielt.
who was arrested charged with ped
ding without "a license, was guided to
the city Hall by a policeman after
curt had adjourned. spielt saii be
had been lost near Ninth street Judge
Cochran ordered Captain Evans to
have an attachment issued and to iocl1
Spelt up whom he was found.
Then wen know we've got him when
we want him." said the court
When Spielt came i'm he was escorted
10 cell and will spenl the day there
until tomorrow mornnE. when hiS
case viii be given a hearing
In the case of Ernes. Hendcrer. who
is charged with breach of the peace,
the court ordered an attachment 10 bs
issued for him The case was continued
once because the prosecuting witness
was not IN court Tho witness was
there this morning bu, the defendant
was not
William Harris was arraigncd On
charge of vagrancy aud was dismissed.
Patrolman John j. Fp, made the ar
rest and he was called TO testify rho
officer did not promptly show up ana
the court got out of patience
mr. Satterthwaite." said the court
addressing the assistant city solicitor.
wen havo TO act aflcr these officers
who are not IN court on timc'
Patrolman Foy Just thcr came hurry
Ing down the aisle.
where have YOU hcen officer ask
/ ed the court. "vou want to get in on
/ time aficr this"
Harris was represented bv John
/ Lynn. patrolman Fox testified Thar
hc arrested Harris at Second aud Tat
nall streets Saturday Mr. Lynn call
ed Mrs Annie Mousley as witness. Sho
I Is the young mans mother Sha said
that he had been tryiug to do right
and worked whenever be- could find b..
SHE said he had Just got ont of ths
/ workhousc. Mr. Lycn said that the
Young man lived with his mother ana
= usually worked steadiir Judge cocr-
ran was willing TO give Harris another
y chance. but warmed him not io b.
! brought to court arain. Tic court tlcn
, dismissed the charge
e Charles Alexander was arraienoi on
I q charge of vagranCy
~ don't sec how / am guilty urdei
d the circumstances. yorr hon
Ten days in the workhousa." said is
r honor
s William Carr was fired So ana COSTS
, ON a charge of having been drunk ana
begging.
Alvah Hall was finoi $40 and costs
on a charge of breach of the pencs.
!, Tho complainant was lis father. I.ovcIf
!, II. Collins was fined gs and costs oit
charge of disordcrlv conduct. Tie
was arrested SATURDAY. al Second ami
3 Union streets bv Patrolmnn Dan III
p Kelleher. Charles Spencer was hnod
SO and costs on a charge of havins
been drunk and disocdorlv. slmcs
Smith. who keeps an eating estahlisn-
: ment in a. street. was the complains
a ant.
Tho case of Michael Mannus. chai gcd
. with assault and battery. was COM
tlnued to Wednesday. Albert Tessiel.
charged with the larceny OF 8o,d
waite hfrom Frank Nocjormain had his
case dismissed as the Prosecuting witt
ness did not wish 10 press the charge.
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
SHOT fIGHWAYMAN
IN PISTOL BATTLE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. Nov 9-Detectives. are
searching to-day through the exclusive
North Shore residence district fer t.y.,
highwaymen. one Of whom they severe.
" wounded in revolver battle. They
the equally anxious to fnd a man ana
woman whom the robbers attempted
10 hold up. and who we're between the
highwaymen and the rolice during The
battle.
Detectives were told that the high
wavmen We're terrorizing the neighhor
hood. Concealed in the shrubbery along
Montrose boulevard, they saw two men
level revolvers at a man and a woman
The police stepped oug and the robbers
fred. The woman dropped and pulled
the man TO the ground. The shots
passed over them. During the fight
the man and woman disappeared.
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
GIRL BLACKSMITH
WEDS RICH MAN

ST. LOUIS. Nov 9.-Miss Minnie
Hageman, known as the Girl Black
smith, of ST. Louis county, was mar
ried yesterday at Clayton TO Alfred H.
Smith, wealthy young man whose
ancestral home is near the black
smithy Of Lawrence Hageman, the
brides father.
The couple have gone for a two
weeks tour of the Southwest and
when they return the mother of the
bridegroom will give them a big recep-
ton. Mrs Smith. ST., is highly pelased
with the. choice made by her son.
Yes" she said to-day. L have met
my new daughter-in-law She is a
thorough horsewoman rides horses at
breakneck speed. swings a hundred
pound hammer as though it We're a
basketball. and is every inch an Ameri-
can girl"
Tho bride is II years old. Her ad-
miring mother-in-law neglected to say
that she is a fine shot with almost any
style Of weapon, and has an expert
knowledge Of the art of blacksmithing.
The neighbors have become accus-
toned to see her at work in her fathers
shop. but have never ceased to marvel
at the strength and skill she has
shown in handling heavy hammers.
Mr.. Smiths family have known for
some time that he meant to make the
girl blacksmith his bride. Miss Mage
man was accompanied TO the license
office by her mother. who gave the nee
essary information and her consent
Mr.. Smith has purchased as a home
for his bride one of the show places
, OF the vicinity, the E. H. Colburn es-
tate, where artisans. gardeners and Ia
borers are transforming the house and
improving the grounds.
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
FIVE MONTHS FOR
STEALING A HANDKER CHIEF

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. 9.-l'or
stealing handkerchief worth 80 cents
more or less" from Captain and Pay
master william S. Valentine, L. S. A..
Private Faustlno Guzman, Of the Porto
Rican infantry regiment, is now serving
a sentence Of Ave months at hard labor.
at the expiration Of which he will be
dishonorably discharged, forfeiting all
pay and allowances due him. The War
Department is informed that three pre-
vious convictions were taken into consid-
Grafton in imposing tn. apparently heavy
sentence.
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
YACHT ALVINA
HIT BY A CYCLONE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Nov. e--Her figurshead
gone. her howsprit shifted, battered bJ
a cyclone. the steam Yacht Alvina ar
rived TODAY from the Mediterranean.
For three days the vessel ran through
a terrific storm without observation
and only six minutes before the Alvina
made out Sandy HOOK light last nigh,
her CAPTAIN had no knowledge Of her
whereabouts
Alexander d. Cochrane, of Nonkers.
n. y. the Alvna's owner, with a party
of guests. left the yacht at Venice ano
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
STAYED IN THE
WOODS ALL MIGHT

The two runaway sons Of Robert
johnson. Of near Carrcroft Station. who
disappeared on Friday. and for whom
the police here made a search at the
request of the father of the youngsters,
who are but nine and eleven years OF
age. are home. They hod evidently ROT
left the neighborhood of Carrcroft, but
were in hiding in the woods.
The youngsters We're whipped by
their father ON Thursday for playing
truant. On Friday ;hey started ~,
school and that was he last seen 9t
them until Saturday light when 'fr.
johnson located their hiding place. Pc
cause they were whipped the lads stey-
ed away from home and spent Friday
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
DUPONT CASE
HERE ON THURSDAY

This IS the week for the transfer Of
the hearings IN the case OF the govern
ment against the T.. l. dupont de Ne
mours Powder Company. to this city.
Tho first hearing will take place in the
grand jury room at the Federal Build
ing on Thursday afternoon at o'clock
before Special Master William G. Ma
haffy. who is taking the evidence in
the case.
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
BOSTON BROKERS
MAKE ASSIGNMENT

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON. Nov 9-Burnham. Bennett
and Company. stock exchange brokers',
with offices at 191 state street, have
made an assignment for the benefit OF
their creditors to Guy NJ. Cox. ofsthis
city.
The firm has been a member of the
exchange since 1901. doing a stock eN
change business.
The firm consists of Charles II. Burn
ham. Jr.. who is the stock exchange
member: John e. Gilcreast and josiah
Bennett. special. ,.....
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
BRYAN MAY BECOME
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT

LINCOLN, Nov. 9.-That William J..
Bryan may become Chancellor Of tho
University of Nebraska was report
circulated in connection with the resigna-
tion from that position OF T.. Benjamin
Andrews. Mr.. Bryan said he had never
thought OF such thing
None OF the regents of the university
could be seen who would discuss the mat
ter aud the suggestion was not taken
very seriously. All the regents are Re
puhlicans Just as they were mainly Pop
uiists when Chancellor Andrews was
chosen.
Andrews selection was declared 10y
many to be a political appointment, and
the same question may be raised In the
present instance
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
PRESIDENT TO BE
EDITOR MARCH S

Mayor Horace Wilson received the
following letter to-day from the Out
look Publishing Company, of New
York:
"The Outlook Company has tho
honor to announce that Theodore
Roosevelt. President of the United
States. VIII on March 5. 1909. become a
member Of the editorial 'staff of The
outlook. which will thereafter be the
exclusive channel for his writings on
political. social and industrial topics
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
Church Observes Anniversary.

The Rev. c. A. Hill, Of this city,
preached the sermon at the fftieth an
niversary service of the Cherry Hill,
Md, NJ. e. Church, yesterday Rev. DR..
Louis f. Barrett. of Elkton Methodist
Episcopal Church, addressed the sun
day school this afternoon. and Rev. J..
II. Mitchell, of Zion, preached the even
ing sermon.
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
WEATHER

WASHINGTON, D. c, Nov. 9.-The
barometer continues low over the Laks
reaion and the Ohio valley, and is rela-
lively low over Texas.
Temperature will be lower in the Ohio
valley and lower Lake region and
sliahtly higher in the interior Of the
Middle Atlantic States.
Forecast till s p. m, Tuesday;
For Delaware-Fair tonight and
Tuesday; light variable winds, mostly
westerly.
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
BUSINESS GOING
ON AS USUAL

improvements to the New Busi-
ness Office of THE EVENING
JOURNAL are now in progress.
There will be no retarding Of busi-
ness during alterations. Anyone
having business with THE JOUR-
NAL will please call at our tenn
porary quarters in the Gawthrop
Building, entrance on Fourth street,
west Of the old Office which is now
our press room.
D. g. A., No. 975.
pcIn arvia, No. 2243.
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
GERMANY DECIDES
NOT TO FIGHT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON, Nov. 9.--Semi-ofiicial mes
sages from Berlin today say that Ger
many has decided definitely not to fight
over the Casa Blanca affair.
The explanation OF Germany's weaken
ing is believed to be the discovery that
England has positively pledged naval
support to France in the event OF a con-
fiict
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
eli 10 Pastor Bryan.

Rev. j. Franklin Bryan, Of Reliance
Methodist Protestant Church. has ro-
ceived a call from a church at Lans-
ing. Mich.
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
To sell Rejected Stone and WaIIoper.

Rejected stone. PA. and Walloper.
2.19 IA. well-known Speedway trotters
Will again go 10 auction on November
II in Philadelphia. The horses were
owned by Wilmingtonians until short
time ago, and figured in the local matt
Evening journal., 1908-11-09
Front Street Commission to Meet.

There will be a meeting of the Front
Street Commission at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. in the City Hall Damages
will be assessed and benefits awarded.
Quite number of Inspections Of diff
ferent properties are expected to De
made
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-05
COUNTRY HOME
F0R|MMIGRANIS
Chief of Immigration Bureau
Urges Chicago to Relieve
congestion.
BY Associates press.

Chicago, Dec. 4.-That Chicagoans
should enter into movement to re
lieve congestion by sending alien i'm
migrants from the cit to the country
was urged by Terence ". Powderly,
chief of the United States bureau of
immigration, in an address yesterday.
Immigrants looking for work in
Chicago could do well in the coun-
try" he said. ..Chicagoans should
help 10 find places for them away
from the city. We are responsible
for them until they are able TO make
a living for themselves. We must re,
move the idle from the cities. While
they remain in the congested parts
of the city they furnish a menace to
industrial. conditions"
Mr.. Powderly declared that since
the immigration bureau was establish
ed last year. more than 1900 families
have been sent from Eastern cities &c
country towns and farms.