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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-10
THE COD MUST MOVE.
NEW MASSACHUSETTS STATEHOUsE
Is READY FOR THE FISH.

It Has Been IN The Midst Of Legislative
Oratory For One Hundred and Eleven
Years-The rEew Statehouse Cost 81, co.,
900 and Is "A Beauty.
The new Massachusetts statehouse is
nearly completed, and If the sacred cod
fish is to be moved the 1st of May would
not be an inappropriate time for the i'm
pressive ceremony. The famous fish has
occupied its place Of honor in the Massa-
chusetts house of representatives for ex-
actly III years the coming 18th of March.
1t commentaries a great diplomatic vic
tory and is very interesting relic. a
century ago the fisheries were New Eng
lands greatest wealth, and about the first
aristocracy New England saw was the
Goldfish aristocracy'' of Massachusetts.
During the peace negotiations with
Great Britain in 1882 the fisheries In the
waters near Newfoundland figured very
prominently. Great Britain was willing
70 concede to the United States the use of
the fisheries en- the high seas as priv
lege, but denied it altogether within her
three mile jurisdiction on the coasts. The
American negOtiatOrs John Adams, John
Jay and Benjamin Franklin, however,
claimed the use on the high seas as a
right founded on international law and
asked the use within the three mile limit
as privilege. Through the determined
stand of John Adams the British com
missioners agreed to recognize the Amer
lean view of the important question.
Massachusetts, was wild with Joy at
this happy outcome, and on st. Patrick 5
day, is months later, John Rowe, mem
Der of the state legislature from Boston,
moved permission to hang the historic
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-10

TON, J.
These two cases were argued to-
gether and are on the same question,
reserved by Circuit Judge Austin of
the Fourth Circuit Court.
A judgment was had against both
the above named defendants in the
District Court of Hilo, Hawaii, and
an appeal taken to the said Circuit
Court. There the defendants object
ed to the Jurisdiction of the Court on
the ground ''that the presiding Judge
is father of the Tax Assessor of
Hawaii, whose representative the
deputy is, and therefore being the
real plaintiff, he is not allowed to sit
for the reasons stated in the Consti-
tuition"
The only question for us ISIS the
Judge Of the Fourth Judicial Circuit
Court disqualified from hearing
these cases, they being actions for
the collection of personal taxes, for
the reason that he is the father of the
Assessor in Chief (Mr. FL. @. Austin)
for the taxation division which in
cludes the Fourth Judicial Circuit
Article SO Of the Constitution is as
follows:
mo person shall sit as judge or
juror in any case in which his rela-
tive by affinity, or by consauguinity
within the.t third degree, is interested.
either as plaintiff or defendant or in
the issue of which the said judge or
juror may have, either directly or
through such relative, any pecuniary
interest"
We are unable to see how the cases
at bar can be construed to come with
in this Article of the Constitution, or
that the said Judge is in any way dis
qualified.
The Judges son (the Assessor in
Chief is not party; the party plain
tiff in these cases is the Republic of
Hawaii represented by n. 9. Wilfong,
deputy collector, and it is not claim
ed that Mr.. Wilfong is related to the
Judge. The Assessor in Chief is
paid regular salary which does not
depend upon the amount Of collect
ions and copsequently:h has no pecun-
larry interest in the case; therefore
his father the Judge cannot have
''either directly or through such rela-
tive, any pecuniary interest"
It is true the deputy tax collector
has a pecuniary interest in the issue,
but that does not disqualify the
Judge.
These cases are remanded to the
Fourth judicial Circuit Court for
trial.
A. G. M. Robertson, Deputy Attor-
ney General for plaintiff; S. K. Kane
for defendant e. Kekoa.
Dated Honolulu, April 2, 1885.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-10
In the Supreme Court of the Ha-
Walian Islands.
MARCH Term. 1895.

BEFORE JUDD, G. j., BICKERToN, AND
FREAR, j.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-10

OPINION OF THE COURT BY BECKER
TON, ].
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-10

You can buy the latest dates OF this
paper at Hilo of j. A. Martin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-10

Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly and
efficiently, on the liver and bowels. 25c.
HOBkON DRUG COMPANY,
;66 Wholesale Agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-10
Note That the War

Is over, and it is the duty of every citizen
to support the existing form of govern
ment. Although things may not move
with the cordially that would insure an
everlasting peace, still they may be al
without animosity, That would allow
either party to work cut their best
interests.
All things considered it may be for the
best, but time, the only arbitrator in such
cases, must alone decide that. J. q.
STEWART is a plumber and will do
your work in a shape and at figures that
will give satisfaction.
3949-tf Is BETHEL STREET.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-10
Actions with Arrest for Non-payment
of Personal Taxes.

The Assessor in Chief, being paid regular
salary, has no pecuniary interest in
suit for the collection of taxes
The Republic of Hawaii is the party plain
tiff in such suits.
The Circuit Judge. being the father of the
Assessor in Chief, is not disqualified to
sit in such a case, under Article 80 of
the Constitution.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-10

REPUBLIC OF HAWAII BY n. G. VII
FONG, DEPUTY TAX ASSESSOR VS..
HENRY WEST.
REPUBLIC OF HAWAII BY II. G.. VII
FoNG, DEPUTY TAX ASSESSOR VS.. E.
KEKoA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-10
LOOK AT THEM,
TAKE THEM HOME,
TRY THEM ON {!

And return them if they
don't suit you.
These Corsets are made IN
style to fit and suit every
body and their purses.
They are in forty-seven diff
ferent styles and range in
price from 81 to SIS per pair.
Ask to see the Extra Long
Waist SoNNETTE for 1926.
They can't be beaten.
IF you can't get Corsets long
enough, remember you can get
the "SoNNETTE' with SIX
HOOKS.
Should you want a Corset
with REAL WHALE BONE, get
the "SoNNETTE."
Anyway come IN and see
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
Sosielin.
gu 5ortGuiu9 fra Souanb.

Sra gtnorcaen Sitnyt fan bu ie u6cpcr Ranalen, buor
Saobe Os 9rumner Iis9er ~fOrtoieoe paa Sreoberre Ga uentsr
pa at faa Sornet loSiet uco loiclp al iuGre ~fuirtcnce Griss
Ter.
W0usn er CANNED og sraa, paa 0t0teu albeit meo ct
SIa9S SaIfon, buortiI man tontmer ao~en Stentrappe, buis
Grin i'm Sio bar tieut iom NtpQeitene.
Gn 0uft al nplnalet aleL ipIote 9uften. on Ntel puSreSe
o9iaa MicCcrcns Saar os benbe8 rpoe ainber; MssQsren
Sitppt pr nemIi8 eli un9 4tge. Som BUN fob Der 0srs
aobnln9en, meo Sflertet opbeftet ON %Dofterue, 9Grmene OPP
imp9eoe, bet bpioc SgrtIG6e 6ors pper grpltet oo peb bvcr
Climbing eli 9~plhenrOO 4rOptrGttrtrSue, bapbe bun fOritrust
9oueoet pOa mere en0 en- S~aaomano, meoeus ban ucnteoe
poa at faa lit &orn maIct.
8 tire ~buuOreOe aur BauNe BAN @eIberns paret Msusre
Sttpgt, o8 life Itoet ioIte par DC al fin Sertomi. Abria
bapoe Der pGret nogen llregeIrGsii9beb i SlGgtIinien, for -
mob al Sttt og Sru9 6amiIien - ben iiolte g~rpta9er lift
fig at pGre - GuiQin8er. Oct bep Iigsu, iont blep peb
Mouen, Tor guttcu, ben ilante, merfOieoe os ~brommenoe
Msaarten, bans SGn8ieI FOB bare til at fommc 10, uopuer
Der bpor g~toroisen iaar mpo Suno6pueruc, os ban baoeoe
ben gumIe peirbibte IipQc, be flaoe enSiormiss Marter %
Suu8beoen, TOM aene ~uibrpoe8 al 6obeIoer.
Sttlppt tunce lite bili9e Houautit, og naar BET fan6t fla
cenne fari9s Gsenitab hos Guymar ran Smiit, par Bet,
foroi ban MATTE ii9es at pGre ct Offer for IrpsIigBeS, ipn
n~eoitummco. birette fra en- Scrpuer uuoer Slip BEN g(nOcn.
Gen iioite San Spit par imibIertio life pGrre blootorItia,
eno at ban par treble Stprmano paa "Gipcrancc De Song"
ct aoiiarbiitib, iom for meQem 0totteroam og De bouanolft
6olouier Batavia. 80 @ange ON aaret tom ban biem 70,
at bcmoruIiicre SttwptS ~ireOcIi9e llusbom os for at beios
fine 9umIe 6orGIpre. Nlen engau9 tom ban os funOt be tt
Stole peO SlofeOet TONNE, % Der iab ban M uIene mel
SaauO unOer 8iuo. 6sr ban isieu iorIoo 6uist trat ban 70,
be grsnue Gardner os la9oe erbuu en- Gang fit Sopeo pat
ben iaImebs 9ubs, buor bans @tors tlGre gniist bapbe bullet
Saa IutteOe ban Gpren al Os git. GOrcrtoppen tunoe i9iel
LANCE slar iortGtte tit Spino.
Ga Guymur nGits Gang tom til SitpYt, bapSs ban ntcss
at iortGue, o8 aitwpt Iprte meO Suerbareubso paa ban!
Seretninser, inotiI bans piIcc 6autaii en- Dag naaebe Ssibe
%punttet; ban bapoe feet 6ieIos bpi.re END &irtelpiret art
wgt 6rG ben Dag billie man life pa bam, ben 9san pa
for irGt.
Nleu Stlsn baube imioleytio ramWet.
"SosieIin, M pO ies bet! Sea pl blue Semanb ior
! S1pmar nan Swilt. Seq nil icIe meo ariosltibe ovouc
9uIoeyigm." -
YET Nil tnuis 6ars isirte, Mlaaysu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
81 @ange ont linen
9ecorab= Soften,
Ssrr sirsoas 90 srsoas
Seo Irnen,
bper 1irssae.
3iI Ocn gantle Yris,
for Mar9anaen,

girsoasssguneret pil ~iorelsbis BIZ eiber Of Roa...
almiuoelise Stsrrelic, leoiaget al 0co @rnrr
Srebasssgtuneret uil bliue s Siber al uerpnrepbp c,%o
relie.
9iore abonnenter phl berpeO faa Ell betpSelio mrr,,,
mere 2eieitoi ps ~Iriere Nnbeoer. Saabe 9irsboos.
Grebnss. ~gtuneret pl ~inoebulOe 9Dbeoer fra Sinh. n, rh
lunbct, gtpt ira gsui6instun % &OnsresIeu, fra Be forf.t,
lse 2esislaturer, uio.
slbOnnenterne ul berefter faa to fulbItenoioe gpf.r
bper use.
5reoa9ssNuneret pil fOruben gbbeoer ou. iubr6o5.
9Obe 6OrtGainser Der life pil siue 5OrteQinoerne 0,rN
Wrnen nuset efer, 8urreipOn6ancer, 9reoe fra Comr'.
lanoet, "5pr Sarmer, Suiet ps Sapen, " 9irteliae gn,,
Der pio.
9e9os sIaOe pil inoebUlOe iemefc MarfeoSbc.
rctninger.
81 pl ienbe Slabet til 9aorse Cafe tire ~l6oooer) Gp,,
6rsOa8, for 2 Dollars Gursuu9eu. GOrtoen olene fof,r
alene en- Dollar ug fire Gents, Os subIfriptionen moo Ser,
tot Ienbes Sirefte til us, ba ui paa ingen Mauoe fan bcore
aOlnnisiiun for Morgesabounenter.
Guertisr~nentern pil bereiter blioe forfeit poo 50 =,
Slobe, % Der uil oeriur bliue iOrbOlbsois iaa Gucrtisi.
rnenter i bpert 8lao.
6ur De af s6ounenterne, Der bur lanat fra gOfOfHs
oil bet fanife bliue r~nnitclist at bente 8laOet to @anoe ON
ll9en, men ieIU ON bet beutes Ell Sang ON llaen, vI gn.
SNNt"N St0N ''JSluu IN'l'S ! ~ ~ SluU 1UU I'LL | Qt en-
Oct Tiger Jig ieIp, at Subitriptipncu bereitsr tnon
betatcs / Torifmo, oa Ri eaer8 life paa nUgcr g2oaSe
fan peoblipe at ienoe no Slaoet to @an9e ON llaen. 7e
9rcoe G6onuenter unmOOes berior paa bet ~iItauOioIe OH
at ienoc lin Subifripton 6orituo. enten for ct belt @ar.
$1.25, eIcr ct balpt glar, So Gents, eler ct fuart gar, 81
Gcnts. Gen, iOm MI itaar GiGlo til 8laoet annloSes
ont at ltriue til us.
6ories at ienpe Os Ell M subitribent, raur Sc icnSes
0ere5 egen SubitriptoH, % De ital baUe flor Sat for
SrDoerlet. 5or Ell iaa0an Sieneite ol vi ieuoe Gem en-
ertra BrrTnlebO8, en- al Dem Der 8aar mco SlaOct for
1926.
Sceorab=Vntcm og 0co 9lrncm cr peGHt
oct gamlc 9ano, % man fan uanitelj9 ienOe Ell mere ucs
tonnlet 8aue for Den life Sum al 2 Collars iii SlGQtol
Senner o%crDicmnrc. 2erOm bar hi man0ioloi9e &ioms.
bprO grepe b%ienmeira. 5Orie8 en- Iar90ng % e, ON 8
life oil iaa Saf iii 9eu.
8 9oab ON, at pore SeItrrbelicr for at fare pore
9ano5mGno ct 9oot, biligt 8lab puaiticnnes, anbciale3,
Scerrabs Yoten % geo Irnem paa oct beNfa.
~~~O~~-~~~~-~NN
Scrnr0h- "a csfcp hnr fnr Npuup 9nrrnrn IN Mn,
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19

Den oamIe Moar FAB / fin Iaps Glue, buor Wslerns
tire bun6rsoe Nar bauoe fooet cg ifreuet fine Ne9hln9eF %
bapt Die ne6 be sadenoe og fommsnoe Vaaoe. Sf par 6"
taus, ifoIt 0aanO, % naar ban ON Ssnoasen, raeO ln 9u'O'
~fnappe0e Stot pg iremfuot Gage, ~ifriteoe op % no fOta"
Rcaen, inbaipo ban itrGtbIanOet 9Greirpst. Gn Dag loS
ban fin !Sioi9beo g9pen iaa %ounorenoe Soroet til IN ~"
og 2trping, at ban peg tlfbe iua buio anl9tst lO' Oe'
buiOeiie Iel aReGen.
3a siorbe grpin8en Spitanb, os en- Dag forlpanoi pam
os 6aberen naunte life mere bans gtaun men paa otte Na9e
bIeu BAN en- CANNED ManO. Sort efter II Nar tom Der Sfep
til SosieIin. Der iob intet ON S~rlossifib paa 3u'oerl0en,
fun at ban par anSen Stpruanb paa "Memory of krageroe
at ban baube Ell ung IiOen t6uitru, o9 Ell Gut, ia Ing SeOS
itcfGrsIi Iom ben enc Grt BEN anben. Wsen ba So8lelin
ifrep os bSniaIot BAN ON at tase &One os Barn rno o9
fOrtnte bem til Mo0en, tom intet Guar.
SaIebcs blep Msueren / Ginppt peo at pGr. en- PiSe, tbl
ben sanle 6abers arait par bruOt for Chen, os ieIp bauoe
So5ieIin life GO til at ~fOrelfte fig, nentc BUN.
Wsen - benbeS Jonlau tom MI a~aiseueI, O9 "ban" ipaos
iereoe uirauiseIig buer Dag uo SoIneb9ans forbi Wpuen,
Og en- Dag sreb SoSieItn fig ieu at itirre unSeriegeuoe ct
Spell.
"SOsieHn, SOsfeIin" :, iusOe bun bs%breiOenbe, "jes er ban9e
bette CT SjGrligbeo".
Sg iaa par Bet.
Com ON 0upmar pan Gp:t lite bupbe 9iort 6ortrGo not
uo at fore Statfars Wnarteu pna gale See, ~be9pnbte ban
M at beleire ben unge Mteuer &itwDf; bans mprfe Init9t
trGnstc fig inc be aIporIi9s MoIerreguiuger, os Sosielin,
iom for aIbri9 Ell Gime baube gaaet Iebig. iuaes MI at iuGpe
paa gaItonen uO Solneogan9 os itirrc brsmmenoe no oper
SIetten @raaIpsningen. S9 belle Sitppt, unbta9en ben
9amIe 6aber, piOite gefeb ON SosieIins neutrality-suspicious.,
og ba SSoseItn ienote tit iDrlte 6jGrlt9beosbrep til Hotters
bam neo Gre9i6uit, fit 6antaien &itppt nosct at fare
meb. Set bleo giort til, at bun ltreu ct greu bpsr enelte
llge, o9 6ilppt ~uure9neOe Yortoen os torieOe fig ouer SjGrs
~IigbebenS atnagt.
Wfen So8ieIins lille 9toman git life n,sb Storm1friot; tbi
en- Dag, ba Sc sf iautmen paa Stien Ouer ouebeasereu, brpo
0upmar &~au8Bebcn ueo at lp0rge:
"0uorIGn9e Ear min Saalmpbigbeo pRret fat paa Grepe
MI, SOSieIin?"
"6em aar, Supntar. Iien naar ensan9 Maarten toms
mer bem -.
"Iten buiS ban M uIbri9 tomnler bicm? {Sar j3 life ucrs
tet IGnse not? Sin mig Nsfsn al bit Gin, So8icIin".
SITE ct Iepenoe GGien par at ie. Oct 9~uIn1obne aOrn bois
9e6e io9te og bIOOt ON benz. San Iusoe GanOerne pua bns
os ierfe mae StuIore us iaa benOe Opbt ino 2inene.
"2u fan ui0e, SoSicIin, at en9ana iaar min SGuImooiss
Bo GnOe".
"Os buoo nil On iaa siore?" bro0 bet trOOist iem.
Seq 8oor min Sci Os tOmmer aIbris %tilbuse".
Ioun l%tonieoc braat inappeoe en- bIoorpo Salmu mcllem
ben 9u.e !Dueoe o9 req SlaOeue al ben.
ga ia, iaa gao, o9 ton life tiIbuse".
"SOsieHh, Sosicin, for SUBS SfyIo, Dor mig! Set par
life nit gluor".
Sun tunos lite pare for u~nbertrptt @raao, "a ban Iou
life BenOes bortucn0tc Stne. !San gift peb Chen al benoe,
tauS os meb Suiul fit S;erte.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19

NGie Sang 0upmar fom til &itppf par en- GintcraIten.
0on Tom meo guo ira Socn. lloenfor Mgucn bleu ban
i~taaenoe ltOt meo Soaanoen paa Sorgrebet. SuIbmuauen oucrs
Ipite Slettcn os ~fOrioIuebe 6r%oitbIomiterue paa De pantrcuue
PiletrGr laugs Sanalcn. 2piene fra be ipreOte Ouic fiat
root at mob MuuneIpiet; Stysserne tcsnebe fig ifurpt pau
Sen buioe Sci.
MeQeOoren bIeu Iuttet op inocnira.
"Oupmar, @uynlar, fon,ner On euocIig biem til mia
igen!"
6Or ct 9ebIit sIen,ts SosieIin fin Stottbcb % tlynscce fig
til bans grpit. Men %pIuOieIis iaa bun op.
"Gr Der bGnbt no9cn ~lllptte?4
"Surn, Barn, js brinser isrselist gtpt".
SUN rep fig fra BAN: ban bragte 9eOsbu61ub.
"Mfemorp" er forIilt saaet unoer meo Mano "a I2u8. "
Wtetaniit 9ientos bun Srbene, in6tiI bun al bans aPine
funoe is, at Ell treble par tommet til.
s 0oren fob ben sumIe Mouer, os ior iprite Gang /
LANCE aar nGpnte ban lin Spns 9taun.
"Meaarten, min Son?"
"6orlin!"
Gen sumIe Monb fog op en- uiIb Cater, festcbs mcO qr.
meme og falot b~euoilcs ON.
aipyf Iaa bGftet al Sne % 50. Com forte goonO far
aanaIerns fig i9jennem Wiarter og Mgrsr. 8 Mouen So8s
ielins 8Grelie, Iaa Ell itaut Iioen Gut o9 ion lobelia y}uos
gen, buor ipr bam Gsncratoner al Mieuere par blepne puaz
seOe. Wtaartens Gnfe, bet iuage lille @Gien, par bob al
Sor9, Os en- giten par SosieIin tOmnet tiIba9c fra aotters
BAN meo Den enelte Iru lom par etterlaot benOe, Iopenoe
fine Irme.
SinSen itenneoe gjennem ben ganrIe MoQe % rep oq ikb
to eniomne SfitteIier, JON lrGpeoc fig ireu paa 2unoepcien.
giat eiter 9iat traifeoe ben gamle NtoQer ont ~foroiques Co.
gen efter "Yleuorp" JON alortg mere ffulOe lobe tro noocu
iorbiif Saun. ~llnbertipen tunbe ban bIiue ituaen6c 90 ltrre
~bielpeIeIt no Wisrtet, bppr ben ~ihpirosne 6onol I'm
meuem pisns Slp O8 Gsr, Os ban tunoe raa6e bolt, at intct
Stib par Siste, inbtiI SoseIin fit IOtttet BAN iao. Soo
..t S.. ,,,,o 80 E<,,,, oo,c,A. ,. .1
Mpuen.
"Dugnar, On Iouebe mig life at fon,mc!"
"!suorIeoes ifuIbe jog tunne ioue, naar lea pco, On ponOrsr
~iaaleoeS ON 9tat eiter 9iut? SosicIin, ial Der aISria blipe en-
Gnpe pa bette?"
Den samIe Nicucr bumpcbe op 40 Stentrappsu, Oo Sos.
ieIin tlyusebe fig til bans ilappe, samIe arm iom for at iooe
Sielp. CeIuttes \
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-08-07

John benjamin Gaunt, OF Garden
Grove, Iowa, was found dead at Mon
roe Park, twenty-three miles from Mo-
bile, Ala. He suicided.
II. C. McCabe has withdrawn from
the contest for the Democratic Guber-
material nomination in Mississippi A.
J. McLaurin leads in the race.
The supreme court has decided that
a section Of the North Carolina revenue
law as efecting commerce between the
states is unconstitutional and void.
South Florida is complaining that the
fruit of the northern part OF the
state can not reach them for want OF
better shipping facilities, and high
rates.
VIII Purvis, who escaped execution
in February 1894, at Columbus, Miss,
by the rope breaking will not hang.
His case will be appealed to the su'
preme court
The slump in the returns OF taxes
throughout Georgia counties :s oecom
ing alarming. The loss OF revenue tc
the state for the past three yec-s has
been S2Ss. 900.
The city council of Montgomery Ala
sold Seamen & Co., of Cincinnati, $50. oOC
twenty year, per cent bonds at 1851
The proceeds will be used in paving
certain streets Of the city.
The Southern Baseball League has
been reorganized again. Memphis and
Little Rock dropped out, and Mobile
New Orleans, Atlanta. Montgomery
| Nashville and Evansville remain.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-08-07
COMING TO LIGHT
40 the Mysteries In the .spsrtsnbore AL
legged Suicide Case.

40 the Mysteries In the .spsrtsnbare AL
legged Suicide Case
SPARrANBURG, S. c., Aug. 6-The
mystery Of the murder Of J. o Carson is
to be cleared away, and a young man
by the name OF Green, and Mrs Carson
may be epprehended, ss warrants have
been issued for :heir arrest.
The killing IS one of the blackest
that has ever occurred in this county
and the direct cause which led to the
deed is far more black than the crime.
Il is rumored that Mrs. Carson and
Green have been on intimate terms for
some time and that Green became jeal-
ous OF her husband and killed him to
get him out Of his way. 1t is said that
the suicide theory is all myth and
that it was arranged to shield the
murderers.
LATER: A special to The State says
that ]. r. Pain. white man, has con-
fessed that Mrs Carson and Edward
Green. her parsmour, did the killing.
Green promised Pain sloo not to inform
on him. Pain, Mrs. Carson and Green
have been arrested and lodged in the
Spartanburg jail. 1t was with difficult
ty that the officers prevented an infu-
rated mob from lynching the prisoners
on the way to Jail.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-08-07
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

A Citizen Held Up on the Causeway
Last Thursday.
There is G gang of highwaynlen about
these parts, and they should be run in as
soon as possible before some good citizen
is murdered by them.
Last Thursday night, or rather Friday
morning, between ane and two o'clock, Mr..
Zack Godbolt was returning home from a
trip into Salem, and when he was about
the center of tue cnuseway near Manning
he was stopped by what he took to be one
white man and two negroes. The white
man was the leader and did the talking.
Mr.. Godbolt was unarmc6 and, cf course,
when ordered to halt, he did so. The
negroes got into his vehicle and examined
everything be had, but the only thing they
took was a melon. There was corn and
other things in the wagon.
The white man remained Oh the ground
uttering some words which Mr.. Godbolt
did not understand rs he is very hard OF
hearing, but from the gestures of the man
be took it for granted that he was being
threatened. When the gang saw no money
OF anything else they wanted they pulled
out and left.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-08-07
OCTOGENARIAN PASSES AWAY

Captain George Flagg Trescott Dies
at His Home in Manning.
Captain George Flagg Trescott, the ven
erable father of ". A. Trescott. died last
Monday at his sons residence in Manning
in the eightieth yaar of his age.
Captain 1rescott was born in Charleston
in the year 1916. and from early life fol-
lowed the sea. He had travelled all over
the globe. Before the war, and for many
years, he held the position of United
States inspector at the Charleston custom
house. When the war broke out he be-
sought the occupation Of his life and
entered the service Of the Confederacy to
run the blockade out Of Charleston harbor,
and while thus engaged he was captured
and taken to Fort Warren in Boston har-
Dor, and there held prisoner twenty-nine
months
After the war he was made chairman OF
the board of pilots for Charleston harbor.
CAPTAIN Trescott came to Manning with
his son William, with whom he lived about
ten years ago. His years of experience as
sailor made him an entertaining talker,
and he made friends with those who
came in contact with him. He was a de-
voted husband and parent, good citizen
and surrounded by an afect!onate family.
The funeral took place yesterday. Rev.
James Mcdowell conducted the services at
the house, after which he was Inferred IN
the Manning cemetery.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-08-07
N EG U LAT0 r

Are you taking SIMMONS LIVER REG
ULAToR, the "KNG OF LIVER MEDI-
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want, snd nothing but that. It is the
same old friend to which the old folks
pinned their faith and were never dis
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mendation for it is, that it is BETTER
THAN PILLS, never gripes, never weak
ems, but works in such an easy ano
natural way, just like nature itself, that
relief comes quick and sure, and one
feels new all over. It never fails.
Everybody needs take liver remedy,
and everyone should take only Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
Be sure you get it. The Red II
is on the wrapper. J. II. Zeilin &
Co., Philadelphia.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-08-07

Atlanta has made a bid for the ma
tional democratic convention.
The business men Of Houston have
equipped sqadron of cavalry for the
government
Willie Bell, small colored boy died
in Atlanta while his parents were trust
ing to the faith cure
The East Florida Seminary buildings
are to be greatly improved before the
session Of 1S95-'96 opens.
NJ. NJ. Mason, was shot by Frank
Derricott in quarrel in drug store
at Atlanta Saturday night
Two companies of infantry from the
Fifth United States regiment will be
stationed at the Exposition grounds on
AuCuSt lSt