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Volume 13 Number 188 OCALA FLORIDA THURSDAY JANUARY 91908 Fifty Cents a Koath 5 a Year Y
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POPPELLS READY PISTOL-
Used on Pearl Moody His Cousin and
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Jacksonville Fla January 9PearllMoody aged LO years was shot andkilled at 1030 oclock last night byhis cousin August Poppell at theirhome in this city
Both young men were aroused by anoise in the back of the house and se ¬
curing revolvers went to investigatePearl Moody was on the back porchrevolver in hand and Poppell saw andmistaking him for the supposed burg ¬
lar fired a bullet Into his back Moodydied instantly
The coroners Jury exonerated Pop¬
pell who is heartbroken over hisr fearful mistake
A THOUSAND DOLLAR FINE
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Gave Away Samples in GeorgiaAthens Ga Jan 9Judge Howell
Cobb of the Athens city court triedAnson Huggins a young Chattanoogatraveling man who was arrested forgiving away whisky samples in pub ¬
lic places in this city a few days sinceand upon a plea of guilty being enter ¬
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TESTIMONY fOR THAWi
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New York Jan 9Mlss Ida Simonton the former close friend and asso ¬
ciate of Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw isexpected to be one of the most sensa-
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witnesses for the prosecutionat the trial of the murderer of Stan ¬
ford White Upon several occasionsMiss Simonton has publicly declaredthat she would fix Thaw and that I
her testimony would have much to dowith sending him to the electric chair
The testimony of Miss Simontonwas very much desired by District At ¬
torney Jerome during the first trialbut the young woman could not befound and was reported to have been-in Africa Nor has she returned with-a blare of newspaper trumpets MissSImonton was Evelyn Nesbits closest I
friend before the marriage of the lat ¬
ter with the Pittsburg millionaire Shewas called to Europe to bring Mrs CJ Holinan Evelyn Thaws mother I
back to America at the time EvelynI
and Thaw were making a merry tourof the continent It is declared thatMiss Simonton is familiar with manyof Thaws escapades and alleged bru ¬
talities and that the story she willhave to tell upon the witness standwill be a spicy one
Martin W Littleton chief counsel-for Thaw scouts the idea that MissSimontons testimony will have anyimportant bearing on the trial anddeclares that her public statement thatshe would fix Thaw is sufficient tocondemn her testimony in advance asbeing inspired by malice It is knownthat detectives for the defense have-of late been engaged in ferreting outMiss Simontons history and it is saidthat they have discovered facts thatwill discredit her as a witness
Anthony Comstock
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of Vice and Thaws attorneys-are confident that his testimony willdo much to establish the theory thatthe young millionaire was insane atthe time of slaying White Comstock-will produce and identify several let-ters
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Ihe received from Thaw relating
I to Whites alleged crimes with younggirls in Madison Square Garden tow ¬
er and asking the antivice crusadersI intervention In these communica ¬
tions Thaw denounced White savage-ly
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as a human brute whose principaloccupation was sucking the blood ofinnocent girls and asserting that ifthe proper authorities did not put astop to such bestialities God will in ¬
spire an avenger to slay the devilThe letters abound in statementstending to show that Thaw was amonomaniac on the subject of thewrong doings of White
The letters to Comstock followed-the employment by Thaw of severalprivate detectives to watch StanfordWhite These sleuths reported to himthe allegel revels of White in thestudios Armed with these reportsThaw called upon Anthony Comstock-and attempted to induce the reformer-to use his influence and that of hissociety to put an end to Whites or ¬
gies After several interviews withThaw and the receipt of a number ofletters Comstock decided that the
I young millionaire was of unsound mindand that the charges against Whitewere probably nothing more than un ¬
founded vagaries Comstock referredThaw to the Society for the Preven ¬
tion of Cruelty to Children but thatbody also refused to take up the mat ¬
terTemporary Insanity-
On the morning after Thaw killedWhite the murderer asked that Com ¬
stock visit him Comstock complied-with the request and called upon Thaw-at his cell in the Tombs As a result-of this interview it is said Comstock-was further convinced that Thaw wassuffering from temporary insanity
While Attorney Littleton refuses tosay positively that Evelyn Thaw willbe called to the stand it is definitelyknown that the defense now contem-plates
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I such action and that the girlwife will again tell the tragic story ofher life Mr Britton Evans whocoined the word brainstorm as de-
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Thaws mental condition atthe time of the crime and made itknown throughout the country hasagain been engaged to testify
Both the prisoner and his wifemaintain their attitude of confidence
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I MINISTER DERNBERG-
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pathizing with Negroes AgainstWhites
I Berlin Jan 9Stirred up by his at ¬
titude that the white settlers are inthe wrong aid the negroes in theright in the recent troubles in Ger¬
manys South African colonies theantigovernment parties will make aterrific pnshaught on Colonial MinisterDernberg who is close to the kaiserduring the session of the itefchstagwhich opened yesterday
A bill for Germanizing Prussian Pot
land will also provoke desperate par ¬
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