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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-03

Miss Mertie Richardson, niece OF
w. L. Judkins, is now engaged in the
clerk Of the courts office as Mr.. Us
assistant. She recently arrived from
Hampston, Ia, where she has been at
tending college.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be celebrated at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday at 1880
o'clock. There will also be reception
Of members. Sunday school after the
preaching service at 11:40.
L Gene Lewis and j. w. Joyce went
rabbit hunting the fore part Of the
week-or rather Gene did, and took
Undertaken Joyce along to look after
the remaips Of the rabbits. They had
good time and we hear that E. D. Kent,
whom they visited out at Maitland,
killed a rabbit or two for them.
The Orphean Quartet without the
magnificent bass voice of 7. S. Haw-
ley might be supposed to resemble
Romeo and Juliet with Romeo left out,
but j. N. Buchanan is now practicing
with the three old members of the
quartet. G. Dickover, Maj. Eaton
and E. E. Frame-and the quartet
promises to almost if not entirely equal
its former self.
John Howell, a brother Of the DIR.
and Mr.. Hammonds, both of Louisa,
Ky, arrived Wednesday morning.
They are here seeking location for
an extensive horse ranch, and if they
find what they want in this locality
will remain and send for their families.
AS there is no finer stock country un-
der the sun, and plenty Of government
land here, they will doubtless remain.
Oil and Gasoline at Fargo's.
If you need barbed wire see the
Buffalo Gap Lumber company. 43
Joyce-Comforts way down below
cost to clear out stock.
An immense new stock of goods at
Fargo's.
We sell Chase & Sanborns famous
Boston cotfees. G. ID. BAILEY.
If you haven already done SO you
better join the procession and SUBJ
scribe for the STAR.
If you want first-class pair of boots
or shoes made to order call on j. Nj.
Entzminger, Chase block. 33tf.
To RENr.-Dairy ranch on Cold
brook. two miles from center of town.
A. s. LouDENBACK.
Any one wanting dress making or
plain sewing done at home please call
on r. G. Silkenson.
sc. Fargo & Son now carry full
line of the celebrated Diamond S. Bak-
ing Powder.
Joyce, the furniture man and fur
nisher, is giving great bargains IN
comforts.
Barlow & Co. have an immense sup.
ply of wall paper that must go at once,
even if it is knocked way down.
We can offer any publication you
want in connection with the STAR at
clubbing rates.
Look in at Fargo & Sons and see the
largest and most complete assortment
of hosiery, notions, pipes, purses and
pocket books in the city.
G. ID. Bailey has just received a car
load of Belle Fourche Aour-BIack
Hills Best and Standard. Finest in
the market.
Don't send away for job work when
it can be done here at home Just as
good as anywhere, and at reasonable
prices.
| have two Jersey heifers and Jer.
sey bull that | will sell. j. H. BOOMER.
If yo-. would like to see an elesan
display of fresh fish and vegetables
you should drop in at the Pioneer meat
market. Bob has them neatly arrang-
ed IN the windows and can supply all
demands.
am prepared to give music lessons
to few scholars.
NTpe I II poo,.,,,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-03

am prepared to give music lessons
to few scholars.
AIns. J. H. Boomer.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-03

The STAR job department is sup
piled with a fine line Of stationery,
and with the newest faces of type is
prepared to do the finest kind of
pliatilig and at reasonable prices.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-03

If yo-, would like to see an eles ant
display of fresh fish and vegetables
you should drop in at the Pioneer meat
market. Bob has them neatly arrang-
ed IN the windows and can supply all
demands.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-03

Land Office.
The following business was trans
acted at the United States land office
at Rapid City during the week:
Original homestead entries-Walter
R. Parks of Hot Springs, Loaren D.
Bushnell Of Cascade, James Noble Of
Sturgis, James w. Nichols of Buffalo
Gap.
Timber and stone entry Henry
Keets of Spearfsh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
THE TERRELL FAILURE.
THE T0BAcC0SIsT FILES SECOND
DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.
The Liabilities Beloved TO be Not Less
Than Ss5. 0oo--FuneraI of CsicbJ.
Moore-virginia News.

DANvILLE, VA, Feb. 2.-Speciai.-P.
". Terrell. the prominent tobacconist,
whose failure was reported yesterday.
fled second deed to-day. This deed
names TO amounts. but recites the facts
that ]. w. Holland. Johnston and Cheek
Charles l.. Holland. OF Danville. and T.
ID. Neal. Jr, OF Richmond, have from
time to time advanced said firm sums OF
money with which TO buy leaf tobacco on
Joint account, and the said Terrell finding
himself embarrassed and unable 10 meet
his obligations. turns over TO Il. f.
Bowen, trustee, the tobacco on hand TOT
sale. ard settlement OF these various ac-
counts. Mr.. Feirell further surrenders
his personal properly not otherwise COW
cred by deed TO pay any differences that
may exist between himself and the par
ties above named after the sale OF the
stocks Of tobaccos. While no amounts
have been given, II Is understood that the
liabilities are not less than S5,OO. Inc
value OF the assets will depend entireiy
upon the market price OF leaf TOBACCO
but II is not believed they viii come
anywhere near paying out.
I stated in my dispatches last hish,
n at r. w. Ferrell owed the Commerciai
Bank of Danville 5000. IL should nave
been the Merchants Bank OF DanVllle'
This amount, however. is secured by per-
sonai Endorsement.
The funeral of Caleb ]. Moore took
Mace at Main-street Methodist Episcopal
church this afternoon. and the body was
inferred with Masonic honors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03

This Is supposed to be an age of enhght-
eminent. Yet the half civilized persistence
with which hosts Of people keep dosing
themselves on small occasions argues a
blind credullty Characteristic Of the dark
ages Constipation has myriad Of alleged
curatlyes. which Ia a nauseOus dose merely
eyacuate the bOwels-lhis operation being
preceded By pain and followed by weakness
The latter an elie-t OF tGer excessive, vic lenr
action. Podyphyli!n, alOes, gamDoge embodied
In the form Of pills, bhemass, cal0mel-
these are among the violent indictments
Tor which should BE- substituted HOstetter's
Stomach Blttcrs. the finest. most genial
Laxative extant. never gripping. and resembles
in its action an EFFORT Of nature In her hap
pest mood. This benign and thorough med
itfne il also an anfidOte 70 malaria and
rleumati gives strength 10 the system.
renders digestion perfect and regulates the
Kidneys and bladder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
TRI4L or THE T-ESUTIUs.
The Guns Given n Breathing spell, Blu
VIII be Put to Work soon.

PORT ROYAL. 5. c., Feb. 1.-The pneu-
matte guns OF the Vesuvius were given
breathing spell to-day while the board
and the ships officers were busy cata-
loguing the results Of the experiments
already made. The relation OF valve set
tings to the range curves as checked
b. the results OF the last two days tests
will be traced The result Will be partial
" new range curve. which it is believed
will be practically accurate The rela-
ton between established ranges and the
reduction Of air pressure by the reser-
voir viii also be shown. Tomorrow the
Vesuvius will probably 90 down to Port
ROYAL sound and begin preparations for
trials OF the guns while the vessel iAin
motion. The course Will be one mile long.
and il will be marked off by buoys sta
toned 600 yards apart. measurements
being made with a cord line and results
checked for perfect accuracy by mast
head angles.
A target for dummy shells has been
constructed by the crew Of the United
States ship Philadelphia, and is similar
TO targets usually employed in naval
practice with large guns. The targets
will be anchored al the end OF the course.
and will be approached by the Nesuvius
under fun head Of steam. 1t is under
stood that the board viii give the order
20 fire, stating a the Same time the range
Of the target. This will leave Lieutenant
Schroeder the difficult task OF selecting
the correct valve setting. Themoving
tests will therefore be very severe ones.
Before leaving her dock. however. the
Vcsuvlus may fire a few more shells.
but this Is not positively settled. The
curve lines would be employed probably,
and for that reason such tests would be
very interesting. During to-day the Phil
adelphla has been practicing with her
secondary battery at a target, and the
roar OF her larger guns is distinctly heard
at this distance. Captain John Rapief
is expected 20 arrive to-day. bringing the
fuses for the loaded shell. 1t 10 probable
that before irving a fuse on one OF the
Nesuvius' loaded shells its effectiveness
will be tested upon a few ten-pound
charges Of powder. Captain Sicard. Cap
tain Barker and Ensign Alderman to-
day returned the visit paid the Vesuvius
and Philadelphia by the mayor and citi-
zens Of Beaufort.
NEW YORK. Feb. NAVAL officers at
this port say that If the reports from the
gun trials Of the cruiser Vesuvius con
tinue 10 be as favorable as those OF the
past tnree days there Is little doubt but
what a second dynamite vessel will be
built. II Is learned on excellent authority
that the Navy Department is prepared 10
order second ship Of the Vesuvus type
built just as soon as there is sufficient
assurance received Of the accuracy OF the
dynamite gun when operated from
floating Platform
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
TIE NORTH CAROLINA ASSEMBLY
URGES PASSAGE OF THE BILL.
pii,s Passed for the Protection OF Money
Lenders-The sheep Husbandry
Question.

RALEIGH. N c., Feb. 2.-Spectal.-
The Senate to-day honored itself oy
taking action upon matter that Legs
latures heretofore have had very little
courage TO take the initiative In. A bill
was to-day passed by a vote OF two 10
one appropriating $4,000 for the purpose OF
furnishing and improving the Governor
mansion. which has heretofore been with
out furniture except such as was sup
Piled By the different Governors who &C.
cupied 1t.
4 resolution was adopted by the Senate
urging our Senators and Representatives
On Congress to use all efforts to aid in
legislation that will accomplish the COM
pletion OF the Nicaragua canal.
The House to-day passed the Dill whlch
PASSED the Senate last week giving an IN
creased appropriation to the Guilford
Battle Ground Association. for the pur-
pose Of keeping up the park, grounds
etc which have been established there.
The House also passed the bill allowing
n creditor TO bring action against a
homestead OF a debtor OF less than $1,000.
The bill passed the House making alb
sence of husband from wife for three
years sufficient grounds for complete d.
yorce and marriage again.
The House had spirited discussion on
the bill TO promote sheep husbandry
involving the dog tax question. The tax
proposed to be imposed upon dogs was
cut down by various amendments till
finally II was placed at twenty-five cents
per dog The biz was finally re-referred
to the committee without definite action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
Mr.. DF4COy'S DTyORCE.
Ills Wife Accepts His Conditions and He
Arrests Proceedings.

PARIS. Feb. 2-The divorce granted 10
Edward Parker Deacon yesterday was
the result Of the proceeding instituted by
Mrs. Deacon against her husband in
Paris. In all there have been three pro-
ceedings pending the first being the suit
for divorce on the ground Of alleged adul-
terry with Aoeille. whom Deacon killed
and which was instituted by Mr.. Deacon
at erase This case is pending
Mrs. Deacon afterward instituted Sc
cOnd proceeding at Paris. in which she
charged her husband with various acts
Of cruelty. and claimed a divorce and
the custody OF her children. In this suit
MS. Deacon was defeated
Mr.. Deacon next instituted proceedings
against his wife In New York. and this
case is pending
About a month ago Mr.. Deacon offered
10 his wife the following conditions:
That the custody OF the three elder chill
dren should be given to him; that his
wife should acknowledge that the charges
Of cruelty made against him I'm the Paris
proceeding were false: that she should
consent TO a decree In the Paris pro-
ceeding granting him a divorce. and that
she should relinquish the name Of Deacon
and resume her maiden name Of Baldwin
Mr. Deacon. on the other hand. was 10
abandon the proceedings In Grasse and
IN New York
Mrs. Deacon after consideration agreed
10 these terms. and gave evidence OF her
consent In writing. Therefore the divorce
was granted yesterday. and the proceed
ings al AK and Grasse were discontinued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
FIorida Railroad Fight.

JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 2.-lnformatlon
was received here to-day that the Su-
preme Court OF the United states, Al
Washington, in the matter of the pendlns
LITIGATION In which the Jacksonville
Tampa and Key West Railroad Company
and its present receiver, Mason Young
are direct parties at interest, had to-day
passed an order staying the proceedings
of the appellate court at New Orleans
until March 9Th. when IL will hear argu-
nents. The court also directed that me
order be telegraphed 10 Judge Swaine, at
jacksonville, at once. There has been
much excitement in railroad circles our
ing the past few days over the compi-
Gated litigation in which the two opposing
factions are seeking TO control the ROAD.
Two receivers have been appointed, one
by Judge Pardee, Of New Orleans, when
was subject to approval by Judge SWAIN
Of the district court and a subsequent
appointment by Judge Swaine. whose ap-
pointment the court Of appeals vacated.
A feature Of the case was being heard TO-
day, when the news OF the courts order
was received, which cets at rest all prog
nosticauons regarding the outcome Of the
present contest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
VERDICT IN THE SHOOTING AFFAIR
Marriage OF Mr.. X. w. Kruse and Miss
Monte Il. Hubbard.

PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. Especial
The coroner's jury to investigate the
shooting and killing OF William Jones
tcolored) by another negro named stephen
Bland. an account of which was puolished
in this correspondence. met at 1880 O'CLOCK
to-day in the council chamber. Several
witnesses were examined. The jury re-
turned a verdict to the effect that Jones
came to his death from pistol shot
wound fired by Stephen Bland.
During the month of January the ponce
corps made 1876 arrests.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr..
Samuel McLloyd and Miss Efiie B. Payne.
of Norfolk. at st. Luke's church, in that
city, on Tuesday afternoon next at 4:SO
o'clock.
Mr.. Raymond Mancha, president OF the
Petersburg and Norfolk Steamboat line,
left this morning for Norfolk, to have
the steamer S. A. Mccall. which has been
ice-bound in the port Of that city for
several weeks past. brought TO Peters
burg. Mr. Mancha expects TO have the
Mccall here on time tomorrow afternoon.
The executive committee OF the Central
Lunatic Asylum held a meeting at the
asylum to-day and transacted some rou-
tine business.
The receipts from the different churches
the month OF January amounted 10 $685..
Quite q large assemblage filled West
End Baptist church this afternoon to wit
ness the marriage of Mr.. r. w. Kruse
and Miss Ncnie +. Hubbard. both of Pc
tersburg. Rev. George W. kruse,
brother Of the groom, ofiiciated Mr.. and
Mrs. Kruse left on a bridal tour North.
Mr.. Ben. Fenner is the only candidate
so far for the Office of superintendent
- Of p-iprn
made vacant by the death of Mr.. L. A.
Marks. MIR. Fenrer is very strongly In
dorsed.
The following sales of stocks were made
at auction here to-day: One hundred and
forty shares Petersburg Gaslight Com
pany stock at prices ranging from So TO
SIS and SIS per share; two shares North
Carolina railroad stock at $l0l per share;
two shares Matoaca Manufacturing Com
pany stock at $40 per share; and FIVE
shares Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road stock at $3.50 per share.
At a meeting OF A. =. Hill Camp Of
Confederate Veterans. held tonight. John
X. Turner was elected first lieutenant
commander; ]. Edward Spotswood, sec
ond lieutenant commander; and Q. T..
Morgan, third lieutenant commander. The
camp adopted suitable resolutions on the
death Of Professor ]. @. Griswold, who at
the time OF his death was lieutenant COM
mander OF the camp The camp Endorsed
the applications of two ex-Confederate
soldiers for admission to the Soldiers
Home. at Richmond.
w. l.. Daniel. a well-known citizen OF
this place, died tonight. The deceased
was a native of Petersburg. During the
late war he was member Of Graham S
Battery, and made a gallant soldier.
w. l.. Williams, a widely-known citi-
zen. was taken suddenly III on the street
tonight and had 10 be carried home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
INGENIOUS GREEN GOODS FAKE.
Congressmen-Eiect Marshall and the Stu
dents of the Blue Book.

wYTHEVILI4E. VA, Feb. Especial
The ''green goods men Of Elizabeth, N.
j., are flooding this county with their
newly-devised scheme, which excited the
admiration Of the New York papers some
DAYS ago The circular, of conventional
form. encloses a purported clipping from
a Washington daily. relating the theft
OF millions Of 81. s.. s. and SO notes from
the Treasury Department. and which are
offered for sale at twenty for one. The
clipping is an ingenious piece OF printing.
and likely TO lead the unwary into the
tempting venture. since the crooks as
sure the reader that the goods are
genuine notes, and even IL seized could
not be confiscated.
Congressman-elect Cyclone jim Mar
shall has just left Wytheville after two
days conference with the students Of the
blue Book" The postofice contest has
now narrowed down TO the candidacy OF
DR.. A. s. Haller, who won In the Decem-
Der primary. and Mr.. 7. G. Kent, whose
petition was so largely signed before the
primary as 10 assure him OF support
thought 70 be equal TO favorable result
for him in the primary. il Is stated that
the object Of the Congressman's visit
was 10 feel the public pulse on this oues-
ton: but IL he departed wiser man he
did not indicate IL TO his friends.
The sudden change OF temperature has
rendered the farm and country roads
nearly impossible, but fortunately for
the grangers the principal produce ship
ments have been made. With a portion
OF the crop yet 10 come In. there has been
shipped from this county since last fall
more than 100000 pounds OF cabbage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03

Two men were arrested here on jan
uary 18th by officers John II. Robinson
and ]. y. Larkin as suspicious characters.
The room where they were stopping was
searched. and quantity Of silverware
found. The parties. who gave their names
as Charles II. Staples and j. w. w. DOW,
claiming TO hall from Boston, the chiei
of police Of that city was communicate
with and the parties as wei as .ne
silyerware described. Finally the owners
OF the ware were located in Halifax coun-
~. Mass, and the articles were readiiy
identified Yesterday Charles a. WheeI-
err. deputy sheriff OF Plymouth county
Mass. bearing reduisiiton from Cover
nor Russell 20 Governor Mckinney, pass,
ed through here. and to-day he returned
with a requisition from Governor Mc-
Kinney. He will leave tonight win the
prisoners and stolen goods for boston.
The citizens of Westmoreland. In mass
meeting. have Endorsed Colonel Robert
! washington for the position OF uhiteu
states district attorney for the Eastern
district OF Virginia, and have sent reso-
buttons TO Hon. w. A. Jones to that ehect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
THE SILVER QUESTION
Democratic Congressmen Decide That the
Racon Bill shouId he Passed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. "A dozen Demo-
cratic congressman from New YORK S'a'e
held an informal meeting at Cnamper-
lain's Hotel this evening to devise pan
OF procedure when the silver puess'oh
shall again come before the House. rep,
resentative Covert acted as chairman, az.
the subject was informally discussed ior
about two hours. 1t was praeticaiiy liIs
unanimous conclusion Of those present
that the Bacon bill, which proViaes Ior
repealing the Sherman act, snoulu oe
urged for passage. Representative bacon,
who is chairman OF the Committee on
Banking and Currency. VIII nave cnais
of the bill upon the floor.
Representatives Cochran ana Tracy
were prevented from attending the meet
ing tonight but sent assurances tha'
they would heartily support and indorss
any plan of action that might be adopted
by their colleagues. 1t was decided ina.
every means known to parliamentary
practice should be employed to secure
favorable action upon the Bacon DiIi,
which is substantially the same as the
Andrew bill.