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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-07

Rev. w. II. Coleman q
fiji the pup: of tho cass'
at Lowell Sunday aile'1
o'clock. The public = g
vited to attend.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-07

Each age OF our llFa =
Old people should be bag.
will be If Chamberlain !
taken to strengthen The
keep the bowels regular
lets are mild and genils
ton, and especially SUI,
pie of middle age or Or
by all dealers.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-07

Mr.. L. NJ. Graham has some bean.
tiful peaches at Grahamville. They
are coloring nicely, and are now mel.
low and sweet. A "taste of the pud.
ding is promised the Banner
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-07

The methods that were persued to
defeat Sheats and Frank Clark were
dlsreputable, and We are glad that
they were rebuked.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-07

If the proposed extra =
legislature only lasts ~
planned, how long VII p
"reminiscences" Of the
Lakeland Telegram.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
STOLEN GEMS FOUNDN
POLISHJEWELRY STORE
Murder Is Charged as One Fea-
ture of Gigantic Robbery
of Statue.

C~zenstochowa. Russian Poland JaA
directions stones 10 the value Of
$50. 900. which were stolen two years
ago from the statue Of the virgin known
as the Miraculous Black Virgin In
the famous monastery OK St Paul. IN
this city. were recently discovered In
the store Of a ieweier named Adler. In
the city of Lubin. Poland
Ciews were also found which led to
ths recovery from q house neal Lem
berg, in Austrian Galicia- OF another
$4,000 worth OF Jewels taken from the
same statue
Father Maeoch. one OF the monks OF
the monastery Of St. Paul. has now
been accused of numbering his brother
because he threatened to inform the
authorities that he was the author OF
the robbery. Father Macoch viii be
tried on the capital charge next month
The pope. since the date Of the rob
berry. has presented two diamond
crowns OF the value OF $41,oe3 TO tks
shrine OF the virgin In the monastery.
which Is visited every year BY more
than 100000 pilgrims
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
PACKERS BEATEN IN
RULING ON EVIDENCE
Margin Sheets Are Admitted By
Judge Carpenter Over
Their Protest.

Chicago. Jan 27.-A ruling in favor
of the government In the prosecution
Of the 10 Chicago packers was made
today when United States District
Judge Carpenter allowed he ntroduc-
ton Of evidence of 50 original margin
sheets of the National Packing COM
pany for the first eight months OF 1870
The defense had denied all knowledge
Of these original margin sheets until
they were suddenly produced in court
by District Attorney WilkersOn.
The government believes the margin
sheets to be an important fnk In
the chain OF cfrcumstantial evidence
by which IL expects to prove the pack
ers guilty Of violating the criminal sec
ton Of the Sherman law
When Special Counsei Pierce Butler.
representing the government, started
to read the sheets to the jury the de-
Tense made vigorous objection on the
ground that the evidence was imma-
terfal-
These papers are irrelevant and
should be excluded" said Attorney
John s. Miller, representing h Ar
mour group of defendants IF we arr
not careful we will be overwhelmed
with immateriaI things In this CAGE
These papers are red -handed things
in b opinion OF the government in
terrupted Attorney Blair.
Judge Carpenter b overruled the
objections and Attorney Butler was
permitted TO read the disputed docu-
ments to the jury
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
WOMAN IN 4 BATHTUB
TAKEN BY CONSTABLE
Jury Now Considering Whether
he Committed Assault and
Battery.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Ja7- 27.-A jury In
the criminal court is spending the night
celebrating on whether Com Ru-
dolph. an outfielder, who will play with
the Newark. N. J.. club next season.
committed assault and battery when no
arrested Mrs Mary Korpanty, Of Ma
roma. after h had undreSSed and
taken refuge I'm q bathtub-
Con- was elected constable OF Har-
rison township at the last election His
first service was a detail to arrest Mira.
Korpanty. who weighs zoo pounds. and
who was charged with disorderly con-
duct. having had q quarrel with =
nefghbor.
When Com went to tho house to ar
rest the woman she filed the hathtub
and Jumped In Com stood outside
the bathroom for four hours. Mrs.
Korpanty defied him. So ~Con- sum-
moned Constable Heilrnan and Voiun-
teer Firemen Berkes. Conroy and Glib
SON
After Mrs Korpanty had thrown Wa
ter on them they made q rush at her.
grabbed her. and despite her struggles,
lifted her out OF the tub Then she
tainted.
After she recovered they wrapped
her in a blanket and carried her beforo
Squire Williams. where she gave hail
for a hearing Members OF her family
brought her clothing and she went
nome She then had Cen" arrested
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
BANKER MORSE GIVEN
HIS FREEDOM TODAY
Former Convict Win Go With
His Wife to Florida
Health Resort.

Atlanta. Ga. Jan. 2s.-Charies w.
Morse, the banker. whose prison SEN
tence was recently committed by Pres
tdent Taft. left the army hospital at
Fort Mcpherson today. He was
brought TO q local hotel, where he viii
stay until he is able 60 be moved,
probably 10 some Florida resort
Morse was accompanied by Mrs
Morse and his sister, Miss Jenny Morse
He was conveyed from h military res
eryation in an ambulance. His physi-
clans thought the removal from the
hospital where he spent so long a time
after his transfer from the federal pris-
on would aid in his improvement.
It was the first time in more than tive
years Morse escaped the eye OF govern
ment officials. Most OF Ia time he
spent in the pen~itentiary. About two
months ago he was taken to the mill
tary hospital Since his freedom was
given him two weeks & ne has re-
manned in the hospital too i'll to be
moved, according to his doctors
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
COMPETING
WITH LUMBER SALES
Witness in Hearing Says Other
Construction Material Is
Being Pushed.

Kansas City. No. lam 2I.-Further
testimony tending to show that the
price of yellow pine lumber has not
increased more rapidly IN h last 10
years than dozens OF other commo
dities was given today by Charles s
Keith. of this city, who began his third
day IN the witness stand at the hear
ing Of the state custer sal against
IS lumber companies. charged with yio-
lation of the antitrust law Mr. Keith
testified that corn, oats. rye, potatoes
and cattle had increased in price at
4 far more rapid rate than lumber.
In the last 10 years" Mr.. Keith said.
the yellow pine lumber trade has SUI
fered severe competition from concrete
construction To combat this h aim
Of the Yellow Pine Manufacturers as
ISOLATION has been to find new uses for
yellow pine The association has en-
couraged the use of 1t for making
creosoted paving blocks. for interior
in the end tend to benefit the con
sumner"
With the election Of officers and the
choice of q meeting place for next year
the principal business before IL, the
final session OF the convention OF the
Southwestern Lunherman's association
began here today. The morning ses-
sion was given over to further discus
sion of the fight upon mail order
houses, h parcels post. the so-called
producer-direct-t and
ooliteraGion-of-the- move
merits. which. speakers said. tend 70
concentrate the lumber business in the
hands of big corporations
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
FLIRT GAVE A $500
RING To STRANGER
Police Have 1t and Pretty Wife
Will Probably Not Call for
Jewel.

Philadelphia, Jan. a9.-The police
here have a diamond ring worth about
$500. The owner is said to be the
pretty young wife of a prominent bust
ness a So far she h failed 10 call
for IL and IL is doubtful il she will.
Albert KIrchner turned the ring over
TO the police. saying that two nights
ago he got into a mild Irritation at the
corner OF Eighth and Market streets
The other party TO the filtration was
a pretty w.nnan, and eventually they
made an t4sagement to meet on the
same corner last night
How do l know you viii be here"
KirChner asked
Here, l Will prove il to- you" she
answered. and with that tool the ring
from her finger and handed II TO Kirch-
ner. On the night appointed he was
on the corner. He waited there for
four hours. but the woman did not ap-
pear
Detectives have ascertained that the
wife Of a prominent business man two
nights z left not only the ring in
the hands Of Kirchner, but two more
equally valuable rings in the hands Of
two other strangers as pledges that she
would keep engagements The police
pension fund will probably be in
creased.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
STORY TOLD BY A GIRL
BELIEVED TO BE FAKE

st. Louis. No., Jan. 29.-Miss Edna
Ford. of Chicago. who vas found hers
last night after a search which began
at Beaverdam- KY, January Il. wher
she disappeared. is still in St Louis.
despite statements to the contrary made
last night She probably will depart
tonight for either Chicago or Oxford.
Ohio, where she was q student at a
woman's college.
Miss Ford was found by Mrs. Clara
A. Coates. general secretary Of the Y.
W. c. A. and is now a guest Of Mrs.
Coates. The girls aunt. Mrs. Grace
Gholson, OF Chicago, according TO Mrs.
Coates, will arrive here late today.
Mrs Coates said the girls trip was
the result Of a within to visit friends
here.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
ROW IN IRELAND IS
PROSPECT OF SPEECH
Ulster Han Refused to Home
Rule Speakers BY Belfast
Corporation.

Belfast. Ireland, Jan. 27.-The city
corporation today refused the request
of the Liberal association for the use
of Ulster hall on the morning OF Feb
ruary s. the day OF the home rule DEM
onstration, at which Winston Spencer
Churchill. first lord OF the admiralty.
and John E Redmond. leader or tho
nationaIists, are TO speak
The corporation also sorestalIed any
further possible maneuvers by passing
a resolution not to let Ulster q for
any further meetings Of n lind In
February.
C~hurchilfa action in giving MP his In
tention to speak In Ulster hail. Belfast.
on February 8 is commented on favor
ably in today's newspaper Only the
bitterest opponents Of the first lord Of
the admiralty chide him with retreat
ing from q position which IA should
never have taken up The home rule
meeting in Belfast win now probably
be held in ST. Mary's hall. which Is in
the nationalist quarter.
Dispatches from Ireland today az
press the fear that Il viii be difficult to
prevent trouble I'm Belfast on the day
Of the meeting The u~nionists may ind
they have created q force which theY
will be unable TO control Some OF the
Irish unionist newspapers now advise
winston Churchill to cancel his visit
entirely.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
VICTORY IN FAVOR
OF SUMMER BASEBALL
Conference Decides College Men
May Play With Men Who
Receive Salaries.

Chicago. Jan 29.-Students attending
big Eight colleges will be allowed
TO play baseball with teams not under
the national agreement, provided they
do not receive money, directly or in
directly, for playing according TO a
modified ruling adopted by the dele
gates TO the college conference oda
The ruling was advocated by Professor
Paige, OF Minnesota: Professor Smith.
OF Iowa, and Secretary Flyer, of Wis
consin. 1t is interpreted { mean that
students may join in games with clubs
which include paid players providing
they themselves are not paid
Some OF the college athletes see in
the ruling more than a half compro-
mise OF the N baseball" cues
ton. which has attracted attention.
The conference re-affrmed the rule
which prohibits students taking part in
athletics OF any kind as representatives
Of athletic clubs, either in vacation or
during the college term.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
AVIATOR RESCuES
GIRL FROM DEATH
I'M ICE COLD RIVER

T~hompsonyiile. Conn. Jan. a.
What is believed to be the first res
cue from drowning by aeroplane oc-
CURED a mile south OF this village. The
circumstances surrounding the rescue
are o spectacular.
Dora Pease. a 6-year-old child. re-
siding in a small cottage on the banks
of the Connecticut river. while return
Ing from kindergarten. stopped 70
watch men harvesting ice on the river.
Her childish curiosity aroused. h
crept TO the open space In the river
below the ice cutters. who did not no.
tice her. Two large cakes OF Ice at
tracted her attention and seating herself
upon them the little one began to
smuse herself by propelling them along
he smooth surface Of the frozen river.
Child Carried Away on Ice
Suddenly the ice cutters were aroused
by q lou splash and a. child's screams
and were Mortified to see the child
seated On an ice cake floating rapidly
3own the river toward the Enfield falls.
$50 feet way An attempt to rescue
the child by means of a long rope
failed. Several OF the men ran along
the banks OF the river n n OF them.
throwing OF his heavy boots. sprang
after her.
The cold water forced him TO aban-
don the attempt. however. and in q few
minutes the child was within a few
feet Of the falls. which reared and
surged as the water struck the rocks
so feet below.
The attention Of the panic stricken
men was detracted from the child in
her perilous position by a whirring
above them as Charles g Jenkins
amateur aviator. swept DOWN from the
Sufield hills to the west n over the
river. By gestures the ice cutters at
tracted his attention to the child. who
seemed to them to be at the very brink
Of the falls
Aviator Saves Little Girl.
The child's attention had also been
attracted TO the aeropiane. which was
swooping down upon her and. kneeling
upon the ice raft, she waved her hands
and screamed to the aviator. As the
machine passed over the cakes OF ice
the child made q leap n a wild
clutch, grasping a cross-support fan
below the engines and was lifted &c
the seat by Jenkins
Just as the child leaped the ice
reached the brink OF the falls and feI
to the surging water below. minus Its
victim. The machine was brought &c
earth on the shore of the river and
the little girl taken to her home
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
CHANGE IN JAPANESE
CURRENT OFF ALASKA
Warm Breeze Is Nearer Coast
Of the United States Than
1t Formerly Was.

Cordova- Alaska, Jan. e9.-A phe-
nomenal change In the course Of the
Japan current. which bring IL closer TO
the Alaskan coast was reported here
today by Capt. J. c. Hunler. of the
steamship Northwestern. and Capt ?.
A. Obert, Of the steamship Edith, ar
irving from Seattle. Captain Hunisr
said the Northwestern was set 50
miles eastward ahead of the log run
nin from Cape Flattery to Cape St.
Elias.
Unusual weather conditions, believed
10 be due to the change in the current.
have prevailed here for weeks. The
average temperature has beer 10 de-
grees above zero, and there have been
heavy rains
Reports from the interior show tenn
peratures there Is degrees warmer than
ever before recorded at this time Of
year. Warnings by wireless have been
sent to steamships now approaching
Cordova-
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
WOULD GO TO PRISON
TO SAVE HIS BROTHER

Denver, jan 2S.-Guiseppi Poncia,
p years old, pleaded today with Con-
stable j. s. Rupp to allow him to take
the place of his brother, who Is in Jail
awaiting trial. charged with stealing
a door sill from a freight car.
My brother has a family to sup
port" he said, and / have no one de-
pendent upon me. He has a job and
can care for his wife and two chill
dren. while l have no work"
Justice Morris. on hearing Of the
circumstances ordered the constable
to look into the condition of the pris-
oner's family. with a view Of paroling
the man should he be found guilty.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
DEATH OF A UTAH MAN
IS STRONGLY DOUBTED
A. B. Elder, Former Supreme
Court Reporter, Thought
to Be Still Living.

San Francisco. Jan. 2s--A- B. Edisr.
formerly reporter for the Utah SUI
preme court. who. according to advises
from a Diego. was under arrest there
charged with using the mails to de-
fraud. was reported from Los Angeles
in November as dead from blood
poisoning. The statement published
widely and never was doubted by his
ec1aaintances here.
About the time that the report OF
Elders supposed death reached here.
Adam Richter. a Salt Lake real estate
dealer. receive a letter p~urporting to
be from the owner OF nine lots in Salt
Lake, Offering the lots for sale at a
low price. Richter bought several OF
the lots for $4,000, and subsequently
sold some of them. Richter. after pay
ing taxes on the lots. learned that they
belonged 10 Minnie Oldham n Sam
usI Bender. of Butte. Mon
Richter made the draft he paid for
the lots payable to Floyd Scott The
man who applied for the money under
the name Of Scott. IL is reported here
proved 10 be the Elder. long incurred
as dead
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
HONOR To CHURCHILL
BY HOME RULE men
They Win Organize Big Demon
stration for Him When He
Comes to Belfast.

Belfast. Jan. s9-The liberal party
According to report current here, hopes
to compensate Winston Spencer
Churchill. the first lord of the admiral
t., for his disappointment at his plans
in regard to speaking in favor Of home
rule at Ulster hall being upset. To do
this they win organize a demonstration
in connection with his visit in Belfast
on more striking lines than would have
been the case il the home rule meeting
had been allowed to proceed without
noiestation-
The military authorities in Dublin
have arranged to troops here both
from the capital and other points.
should their presence be considered
necessary for the maintenance Of order.
London, Jan 29-Hillaire Bellico, for
mer member of parliament, in q speech
today, declared that he was actually
in q certain newspaper office when
orders came from an authoritative
quarter for the conservative press to
demand home rule in 1910. This hap
pended just before the general cleo
ton at a time when part Of the union
lists press was already writing In favor
of home rule all round
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
ASSASSINATION is
PLAYING PART In
CHINESE WARFARE

Tien Tsin. Jan. 2e.-An attempt was
made this morning to assassinate Brig.
Gen. Chang Huai Chih, at the rail-
BAD station here The general was not
injured. The would-be assassin. who
is a young Chinaman. apparently ar
rived here on the same train as Chang
Huai Chih from Picking. The general
On leaving the train proceeded to his
brougham. which was in waiting. The
assassin followed him and threw two
bombs. which wrecked the carriage
The assailant fed. but was quickly
surrounded by soldiers and police He
kept his pursuers at bay for some time
with his revolver. but was finally over
come.
Chang Huai Chin, who is well known
here has beer largely responsible for
preventing the population Of Tien Tsin
from going over to the revolution
aries.
Murder in Picking.
Peking, Jan E.-Gen. LANG, Pi. a
high Manchu official former comman-
der of h imperial guards was in
tured, perhaps fatally. today by a bomb
thrown by an unidentified Chinaman in
military uniform The man hurled the
bomb from the side of the road as
LANG Pi was alighting from his car
riage to enter his home. Both of the
$1,000 ANSS "CAN NLNaEA @L1 OH
and the immediate amputation of one
limb was necessary.
The aSsailant was himself instantly
kelled by the explosion Gen. LANG Pi
was a strong reaCtionary and had been
suspected Of implication in the recent
assassination Of Gen. Mu Lu Cheng.
The agents Of the revolutionary PARTY
in this city recently intimated that a
dynamite campaign was not improb-
able in the near future. Yesterdays
and todays affairs may be the begin
ming OF a series OF similar crimes. II
Is evidently the intention of the dyna-
miters &c pick out the prominent of
hcials and military officers opposed to
the republican movement.
No Secret About II.
The republican agents who do not
attempt TO keep the nature of their
mission in Picking secret. declare that
fighting Will not be resumed iEms-
diately. although isolated conflicts may
occur. They communicate openly with
the staff of Premier Yuan Shi Kai.
many of the members OF which have
expressed revolutionary synpaJhies-
One Of the revolutionary agents here
makes the assertion that he has been
received by Premier Yuan Shi Kai. who
mad him the promise TO release a
number of suspected d~ynaniters. who
have been imprisoned recently.
Sun Vat Sens U~Itinratum.
San Francisco. Cal. Jan. g1--Presi-
lei Sun Vat Sen. OF the provisional
Chinese republic. has issued an uiti-
matum declaring the MaHchu throne
must be abdicated by S o'clock on the
morning of January %. the date set
for the ending Of the armistice between
the government and the republicans. or
an attack will be made on the capital.
This information reached here today
In a cabiegram to the Chinese Free
Press
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
TRIES SUICIDE AS
SPOUSE GOES OUT
WITH BOX PARTY

Chicago, jan 2s-Claiming that she
was the wife of Ross c. Forbes. q
travelling salesman. whom she saw
with a man and two other women in
a o at the Chicago opera house, Mrs
Rachel Upton. OF Minneapolis. attempt
ed TO commit suicide in the women's
retiring room OF the theater by swal-
lowing the contents of an ounce bottle
containing laudanum and sweet oil. She
was taken to the Henroti1 hospital.
where DR.. Waterman. house physician
Of the Hotel Sherman. said she might
ecover.
Forbes. who lives at a rooIning house
conducted by Mrs Maud Moore at 144S
East Sixty-sixth place. say h woman
Is not his wife and that she too me
of the tickets for the theater party
from his pocket Mrs Upton has been
living at Mrs Moore's home since last
May, when. she said. she came from
Minneapolis. Forbes is married. but
is not living with his wife Mrs. Tip
ton Is a widow.
Exchange of Tickets.
Forbes. who had arranged to attend
a box party in company with Mrs.
Moore's son. Edward Moore, and two
women. went to the heater TO exchange
the tickets. having discovered that N
was missing. While he was at at the
box office window, Mrs. Upton stepped
up. produced the missing ticket n
said:
You'd better change this one. too.
hadn't your"
The woman then attempted to ac-
company the party into the box. but
was prevented. Grabbing one of the
young women Of the party. she said:
You know he's my husband"
One Of the members Of the party was
4 Miss Jameson The name of the
other was rot disclosed
Finding that she would not be al
lowed to enter the box Mrs. Upton
went 10 the retiring o and sent the
maid for change. saying she wished TO
telephone. While the maid was gone
she swallowed the contents OF the bot
tie The maid returned with two
nickels which she gave the woman.
Who went 70 the phone.
Notifies a Friend.
Mrs. Upton then called up Mrs.
Moore and told her what she had done.
saying she would never see her again.
Then she called up a Mr.. Jameson.
brother Of one of the members of the
PARTY. and told him where his sister
was. saying he would know what kind
81 people she was spending her eve
nings with"
She then told Jameson that she
would meet him later at the Morrison
hotel.
The maid summoned the of
the theater. who called DR.. Waterman.
Forbes. declaring that the woman was
merely a roomcT at Mrs Moore's home
and not his wife. did o leave the box
until after the third act. when he con-
seuted 10 talk to newspaper men. Both
IF the women in the party said that
they knew the oma
Mrs. Upton is said TO be a widow
and the mother Of two children In her
muff was found a pass book on a Terre
Haute bank. which she said belonged
10 her uncle. When il was suggested
that she be taken to a CITY hospital.
she said:
II waht to be taken TO a decent hos.
pitaI. I can pay for IT."