The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-17

! framed-up trial of Harry Borland
by disgruntled Rotes, who he has fined
cigars from time to time, but only
and just enough to keep
himself in smokes. A true bill would
say: Now came Hugh Henry, aided
and abetted by Fred Hooker, and by
virtue of one huge horsepistol, car
ried by Doc Henry's grandfather in
the revolutionary war, and slightly
out of use as gun, but fearsome
-.eapon as a club, did overawe the
C congregation and take Harry Bor- |
land from the midst Of his friends, |
and censign him to dangersome spot
on deck, wherefrom his only escape
was to fall overheard and spoil his
only summer suit The said Henry
and Hooker, acting in collision, did
then deputize John Edwards and load
him down with the gun, with injunc-
ton to use it on any one who might
protest against the illegality of the
DEOCECdiISSa 4uES LIZZIE
warrant of law place upon the bench
on prejudiced Judge, namely George
MacKay, and impanelled a picked
| jury-picked from a pickle orchard.
The defendant being impecunious the
court appointed to defend him one R.
S. Rogers, who is hardly able to de-
fend himself The indictment was
framed from the Code Cats, and al
lleged misfeasance, malfeasance, sins
of omission and commission and gen.
eral cussedness. All this point, the
sheriff succumbed to the disgrace or
the weight of the gun, but the pros
ecuting attorney overawed an inno-
icent bystander to bring him chair,
The evidence was feeble. irrelevant
and obviously prejudiced, but the
court ruled it in. The prosecuting
, attorney made a speech that moved
Albert Gerig to tears. About the only
thing that can make Albert cry is dis.
harmony. The defendants lawyer
replied to the extent of his ability, but
cicero would have had no chance be.
fore that jury. The defendant was
| therefore convicted and the court ruled
: he should be examined for mentality
II by all the doctors in town, and vii
D receive his sentence next Tuesday
e We see his finish.
r The picnic ended with long
: smooth glide up>the water grade fo'
: home. The boats turned on thei
D searchlights, which brought out tn
V shimmering surface of the river ant
h empowered shores in strong relief
V Then the moon came overhead AM
II the lights went off and as the boat
pushed their prows thru the water
: throwing it back in broad and gilt
o tering silver wakes, the people sam
/ or talked or watched the panorama o
n the shores until the little armad
v rounded into the broad basin of tn
n springs and laid UP against the docl
| The following persons from Deal
h enjoy the trip: Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
% Borland, Louis Fl. Chazal, Miss Oni
n Chazal, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Clarl
s Miss Adele Bittinger, Mr.. and Mr.:
n H. A. Davies, Mrs. Caroline MoorheaC
IS Mr.. John l.. Edwards, Miss Ava LIE
c Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Gar
4 and three children, Mr.. and Mrs. A
v E. Gerig. DIR. H. w. Henry, Miss Blai
" Woodrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Hooker, Mr. and Mrs. J. c. johnson
4 Miss Rebecca Gist, Mr.. w. M. Gis
O Mrs. Milby Lloyd, Mr.. Frank F
: Logan, Mr. and Mrs. George MacKa!
n Miss Annie MacKay, Mr.. and Mr.
n Philip g. Murphy, Mr.. Seymour, Re-
y and Mrs. John j. Neighbour, Mr.. Et
~ win Gernant, Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
y Preer, Mr.. Ben Rheinauer, Mr.. an
" Mrs. r. S. Rogers, Mr.. c. G. Rose, M
. J. M. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
;. Scott, Miss Mamie Taylor, Mr.. an
Mrs. C. E. Simmons, Mr.. and Mr.
;. Paul Simmons, Miss Elizabeth Hocl
% er, Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Dr. an
IN | MIS- Laurie SCOII1 MI OdAiCS AoSiO
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Wartmann, M
:. and Mrs. H. A. Waterman, Mr.. an
!, Mrs. D. S. Woodrow, Mr.. and Mr.
y C. S, Cullen, Mr.. ]. H. Benjamin.
=, Following are the name sof the o.
!. lando contingent: S. K. Guernse.
J. P. Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
- Branch Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. De
;. wyler, Judge C.. o. Andrews, Mr.. an
: Mrs. Cote Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ke1
! yon, Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Way, M
and Mrs. W. w. Rose, Mr.. and Mr.
E. G. Hauselt, Mr. and Mrs. Nixo
: Butt, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bumb.
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