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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-28

Darling. fear that man; the cruel guy
can from his place as umpire do you up
1t was GwendOlin OToole who spoke.
She was beautiful blonde angel, and as
they made a picture from which painter
would have drawn an inspiration.
Take courage, love-" said Murty o NAL
ley tenderly; I'm too swift for the duck. "
Gwendolin, but think what's up on the
game. Me brother, you know him well;
the rOoter prince, the bleachers' un-
crowned king. He Is the guardian of me
vast estates. If i do not marry as he d.
reefs, me lands and fortune go to found
an asylum for decrepit ball tossers. To-
day me brother Godfrey swOre by the
banshee of the O'TOOles, that me hand
should belong to the man who made the
best average In tOmorrow's game. Can
Twin you or break a bat" said Murty
O'Malley, as he folded his dear one in his
arms.
"When that villain O'Malley goes to ba t
tomorrow. pitch the ball ten feet over his
head. No matter where 1t goes; I'll call a
Strike"
1t was Dennis Mulcahey who spoke; the
man most feared by Gwendolin O'Toole.
He was to be next days umpire, and as
he thought how securely his rival was In
Dennis Mulcahey too loved the fair
Gwendolin, but the dear girl scorned his
addresses.
His heart was bitter; he would be re-
venged on his rival.
you've got It In for the mug" replied
Terry Divine, to whom Dennis Mulcahey
had spoken. Divine was the pitcher OF
the opposition, and Hike many of his class,
a low, murderous scoundrel. But say!
Denny. II you wants to do the sucker.
why don't youse give him a poke in the
face? Seer
.'Such suggestions are veriest guff." re-
torted Dennis Mulcahey. "DO as I bid
you, caitiff: and presume not to give the
hunch to such as I. A wild pitch Is what
I want whenever Murty O'Malley steps to
the plate. I'll do the rest
"Ill trow the pig-skin over de gran
stand" said Terry Devdne, as he and bis
fellow plotter walked away.
As the consplrators drifted into the
darkness q dim form arose from behind a
shrub. 1t was Murty O'Malley.
"Ah! I'll foil you get" ne Kissed be-
tween his clinched teeth, and turning in
the opposite direction he was soon swai-
lowed by the night.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06
CRIMINAL NEWS.
THE PISTOL AND THE POISON GET
INT THEIR DEADLY WORK.
A Young Atlanta Man suicides Becauso His
wife Wanted u Divorce-A Wife and
Her Lover Killed by the Husband.

The anger of q pretty young wife, his
own remorse and disappointment because
of a pending divorce caused Arthur john
sen, a plumber twenty-five years old, TO
swallow a large amount of morphine at
Clock last Sunday morning. in Atlanta.
Lingering in terrible agony all day, he
died last night at 5 o'clock, while the
heartsobs of his wife and the cries of
mother, also dying, told the people of his
tragic fate.
The young man liked with his parents at
232 West Fair street. and for some time
had been engaged in the plumbing trade
with different firms in the city. Two years
ago he married Miss Lena Waites, the
daughter of Andrew Waites. man well
known, who dieG soon after the marriage
of his daughter. At first there was some
objection on the part of the younS lady $
parents because Of her youth, but the per-
sistent attentions of Johnson and the
seeming infatuation of their daughter
caused the old people TO give at last a re-
luctant consent.
johnson was young and energetic. For
long while there was nothing to mar the
happiness of his home. About n year ago,
II is said, he began to drink ana upon more
than ono occasion came home very much
intoxicated. At one time lis habits
caused his wife to appeal to her parents.
and for some weeks she remained with
them. Upon the promise of the plumber
to reform, she returned and until four
months ago lived again in domestic peace.
The habits of the young man returned
and then came the final separation, when
the wife went back to her old home. Since
then Johnson had been gloomy ana his
Respondent coalition caused his family and
friends much alarm. He had stopped
drinking and attended diligently to his
work. but the shock of the separation
was severe and when he heard several days
ago that his wife had or was about to file
a suit for divorce the young man was wild
grief
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06
FOUR DEATHS IN TENNESSEE.
A Fight at Newbern, Tcnn-AH Far
tfciDants Killed.

Newbern, Tenn, April 30.-Shortly be-
fore dark this evening the sound Oh
fusilade of pistol shots was heard on the
main street of this town, but men who ran
in the direction of the shooting We're too
late, as within ten seconds of the first shot
the four participants lay dead in the street
These four are X. w. Townsend and his
son, Beauregard. and Abb and John r'ul-
CHAN.
The quadruple tragedy was the outcome
of a feud that started two years ago ana
grew out of a trivial dispute between the
Townsend and the Fulgham families. The
trouble smoldered along without breaking
out in open violence until last Friday even
ing, when Murray Fulsham meeting young
Avery Townsend began to abuse him. lie
finished by administering a beating to the
young man with an ak hardle.
Young Townsend swore out warrant
charging Fulgham with assault and bat
terry with intent to kill. Fulsham at once
left the town to avoid arrest and went UP
into Madison county, but his father sent
for him and brought him back. People in
the neghborhood aware of the facts and
knowing the hot natures of the two fam
HES expected that there would be serious
trouble, but did not expect the tragedy of
this evening. Young FulEham was ar
rested upon his return and gave bond. This
evening he was taken before "A magistrate
for "A hearing and as the evidence showed
the assault to have been unproVoked a me
of $50 with costs attached was inflicted.
There was a large party in the maEts-
trate's office and no serious words passed
between the opposing parties during the
progress of the trial. At the conclusion of
the court business the crowd moved out and
near the door the Townsend and Full
CHAM parties came together. There were
few angry words. Then weapons were
drawn and the shooting began. In almost
an instant the wholesale killing was done
and the four men lay stretched on the pave
ment.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06
CYCLONE IN TEXAS.
Damage 10 Property Nenr Denison
No Lives Lost.

Denison. Tex. May 5.-A cyclone passed
over this portion Of the state yesterday
morning. Houses were blown down. stock
killed and fences leveled. No casualties
are reported The cyclone crossed Red
river to the Indian Territory, making a
swath through the forest.
At Aubrey. sixteen miles north of here,
one house was demolished. the family es-
Gaping with difficulty. Near Cirrollton
dwellings were moved from their founda-
tions and a Van Alysten houses and
harms were unroofed. Several serious ac-
cidents occurred TO people from falling
wreckage. The rainfall in the central and
western portions of the state was heavy.
San Antonio reports six inches of rain in
six hours.
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IrnGr aAc.1soH N wAsmINGT0N.
Income Tax Cnsca VIII i;c RehT="ed
before the FuIi BcnrlI

Iy.ehin.--o1 Nav MIR. Justice Jackson
Of Tho s1ipremt court of the United states
ar-iyal in Washington THIS morning from
his hcgeiQ Bfllf Mea lcin Tenn 1l1v To- near .i.
made tbe trip with bu. little fatigue. ewing
to the arrangements by the 'h'7" i''"N' gu
Ohio railroad officials The sleeping car on
a.. train leaving Nashville AT ESQ J'slocE
SATURDAY morning was run DAT 10 t''H'
Meade the night before SO that 7e was en-
aIIe5 10 secure a good nights rest i.i"Fe
starting. Nir Justice jackson FOUND the
caauge in temperature from Na5 lNiiie 10
washington quite pleasant. although 30 res
i4a,ts of this city the heat today U"s very
rf,comrcrtahlc The justice looks WEI, al
though he has lost considerable In We Ih'
sine, he left washington last winter Dur
inns. the afternoon and evening 'hlei Justice
IruIler ant several otEa- T'rmne-s 90 the
court called upon Justice Jackson 10 'N-
r.ress their pleasure at MS return In the
course OF their conversation the programme
Of thc income tax rchcarins was Outlined
to Justice Jackson The whole case VIII &c
zone. into and the TcncarinG viii include
the coustitutionality of the lax ON rents
and state ami municipal BOMBS. as wei as
unon an other points on which the court
divided equally on April >th. After The ar
p,tneut has been concluicI Justice Jackson
vIh icin in the conference as 10 TIE uecis-
ion If the court aaJ on tHe determination
OF this question VIII roturu 20 NdSh''l'".
The argument. as stated n th" Ode a
the court. VIII be confined 90 two counsel
on each side, bat Their, VIII ac no Lmita-
ton of the time This makes II pro3abie
that il VIII not Zoe eonclu led before IueS-
day afternoon or Wednesday
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06
PROTECT CHNNI PROPERTY.
i~ Ohiert En Sending war-hip> Co
nicaragua

.aEr.a. AU-l -a-Lla artlu- - Sec
W H-rr- iI ordering rle \, "a zui
"a -- 90 Mana -.sau su-t- Was based IS
o. 1--- El.ras-t Yesterday. uG tlc
lu rH# ur9sgArr-s uf eivil strife
be- Brush u" ur alton 20 gr-.r-u. trt
lI o. 4F-Hl rh1r Hon Warner 1iil-
silent ~ t.as- tsissr.s-astu canal Gem
wa- -au.E saerrlul. u-al sl rlue.n-
positive STEPS % b. taken 1ir. 1i5ll--
H $50 HI <e--taEg Irt-ralm ana SCR
Dir lerlert tEe alu=c- THAI existed O. the
s-. rr1-e-tv il the event % a revolution.
% le-aF WAS lost in sen ling telegraph
y CD Gae rwB naval vessels after
r. .l+- hz1 trsrnush.y explained his
= Gu. ss-rat.1u-
Be- event e1rt rn~ expected revolution
l--r a-f -rea-I center De th. vi-in-
Z e. s.Hl1 uerirss aui tsu. iarsefs
. r.. s-rlrsa 1rH-u are E'tl.-s -,fat"- ships
IA --utact.e1 -1 tle property This
E-r1 Eelal az ana is frsuily
7 y tna cT..al-. There is up direct
tu-,---ln EarUlLtluz tle Ili-et
l-Et rsss on Nica-=-erl-l soil.
tEc CL-y-1l-Es--luEer rE4asg allows
ITaiu ANA This country 20 ars in
"A through ulEr1as consent. hut
lie has been established hv this
II and has never been questioned.
american trccgs m=v r. LANDED on
guam territory 10 protect the inter
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06
THEY DEvor Wv CLEVELAND.
New N"rI.'s Legislature says Ills Goa
du-t Has Rrrn tn-AmcrirHn.

Albary. y y. May LIN thc assembly
this afternoon Nr. Ains&orih introduced
an, following resolution
-Wl.r,as. Tn- British government has
r.coutly ly force ami arms iUEa LED and
se.z.-I thc territory ana violated the na-
tI,s..siy soreUei-uty of the republic Of Mica
ras-us upon protest. arising out ~ tho al
l-.-I arrest aui Iloiest tiou Of subject
oI ih. British crown. and.
Whereas. The subject matter Of said
fisg,ute has newer h,cu submitted 10 amy
council of arbitration for ratification or
adjustment. in conformity with the spirit
and u-ap. ct the most advanced nations ia
r.-sut years. but has been arbitrarily and
iu.reri1lssIy determined and dcrrccd hy
BRUSH authority alone. ami
Whereas. That said British authorities
D ave rs military and naval occupation 81
tE. Slu " thr said republic, attempted %
sNtsFt and compel tine payment 81 money
indemnity from said republic. ana
..NNF,r-aS. Su.h ferclalc Interference 10y
"a European monarchy % the Affairs ana
authority oi o. member - tie sreat sisic:-
f,....I al American republics D. au "fsen ait
n grant violation ol the McnIge doc
triur. now Therefore, be 90
..Is.sslvsI. by the senate ana assembly
rf the state ~ New York, Tat we con-
denim and d.uouucc the sll1inenoss. oiia-
torinsse aud lack ~ national ANA patriotic
spirit which has chara -terizci the admin
i-;ratiou al Washington 10 dealing with
t.i~ completion. anna
Resolved THAI Ne re-ar4 as "a betrayal
OF fluiamsu-al Anl' Do. ,iu prin. iplv ana
neglect on th, Fart uf che cni.i ,Aeeuiile
aua lh, head ui fha department Of state 90
irt.rltase r.slluteIy and effectively asalust
-e.H tut.. hic invasion ui "a SISTER e Wihhc
ami a-alrst su-l iuirartlth ni lic liih-
riuf. ana ugs.-fr uf the Monroe d"ttfluc.
'-RszaIys,l. That cory "i these re~olu-
tiars. duly att,zJ,I. ue iorWara'l 90 the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06
IS HAPPY. FRUITFUL MARRI'G

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A despairine man. who had applied "a
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06
UNCLE SAN IL TmE ROW.
London Papers say oar Interference
D. Obi--tIongI

l.1u.fuu HAY .-Thc Globe. IN an cdito-
raj article Oh the Nicaraslan dispute
says
Nicaragua must pay ANA aRoiuG1 - Inc
s-.-.rs.sr republic shows a disposition TO
Interfere iu d.-5.ste- between the smaller
states arI Europe. which is Objectionable.
The lone Uf tine American press
has reelected clearly. as usual. the tone of
me country. tEol-h their buster has been
Ia.s.l-r ufuu this occasion because AZ WAS
listened to"
Commenting on the Nicaragua affair The
81 James Gazette says
-rf President Zeiaya PLAYS us FALSE. we
will not only occupy 'oriuto. hut viii wipe
or the map one Or two other places w-tn
III ri amy - thc great powers had behaved
toward Great Britain aS Nicaragua dld ia
the ease uI Mr. Hatch. We woulI have been
al war Usth them before tie end OF the
-ret
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06

his body One entered over the heart.
struck a rib glanced around and struck
the spinal column. paralyzinS his lower
limbs The other was a slancinS shot
and caused only flesh wound. Crump-
ton is suffering greatly and while his
chances are slim, the doctors say he may
recover. His wife's wound is not thought
TO be very serious. 1t is said that jealousy
of his wife caused Crumpton's desperate
deed Crumpton is from Danville, Va
His parents have been notified of the sad
affair
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06
,oN.fup.Io~ rUrrn-

An ulg physician. r.tirra from practice. had
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fhs formula - a simple vegetable iue.iy fur tie
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06
KILLED AND BURsED.
A Horrible Crime Committed I'm In
dian Territory.

Perry, Okla. Nav 5.-Mucl excitement
prevails at Purcell. l. T.. over the murder
of Mrs Walls aaI the attempt 10 burn her
body. The crime was committed late last
night Mrs. Walls was the housckceper
of Lee Froman. Who was away from the
house with his family. At il o'clock the
residence was seen on fire and when people
arrived the body Of Mrs. Walls was dis
covered in 4 room. TIE body was taken
from the building, and by it was found a
bloody hammer and long knife George
Richie Mrs. Walls's sweetheart IS under
arrest There is much talk of lynchins
Richie.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06

Worlds Columbian Exposition

was of value to the world by illustrating
the improvements in the mechanical arts
and eminent physicians will tell you tina,
the progress in medicinal agents has been
of equal importance and strengthening
laxative that Syrup of Figs is far in ad>
yance of all others
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in Atlanta 7 wanted TO come here ana
work and he said that he would get II lot
me if | would come. He said Tor me hoI
- tell my father, because he would OBJECT
- nv coming.
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Re sure and use that old and well-tr.el
remedy Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teethng. II soothes the child.
softens the gums. allays all pain. cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for diar-
rhoea Twcntv-flve cents bottle.
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'IIdFd HnO1 40 ans aNvN


No. 1914 is one Of our new premium
ehaSes. II is single-bladed, spring
khlLe; Inc blade is hand-forged fro
Z1r steel, buck-norn handle very stc
Real knife for farmer or hunter.
postpaid, Is % cents With The
constitution one year to new 81.
We send both for Sl6c =
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06

Mrs Charles Smith, Of Jimes, Ohio.
writes Il have used every remedy for sick
headache / could hear of for the past If
teen years. but Carriers Little Liver Pills
did me more good than all the rest"
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THERE MAs No RIOT
AZ wa. Expected N the Mining Regions of
virginia.

Richmond. Va. May J.-iovcrnor OFer-
rails adyiccs from Pocahontas late this
evening are that there has been no out
break so far among the miners. The lat
Ter are holding their assemblies just over
the West Virginia line. The Virginia troops
are c3mpcd AT Graham. ready 10 move AT a
moments notice ana number nearly 300 men.
\ thousand or twelve hundred additional
troops could be taken to the scene within
"A few hours Ali the military in the state
are under orders to be ready to move ;he
moment they are required. The governor
is in constant communication with the OIL
Ger IN command al Pocahontas. whose or
dcrs are 70 preserve the peace at all haz-
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Send for one OF them. The tonsti-
tution's Premium High Arm Machine
will be delivered, freight paid. for
S31.
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Macon Ga. May s. especially
George W. Gastin died suddenly Oh apo
plcxy today. shortly before noon. at mis-
home in NinevilIr. "a suburb ut Macon
Since the destruction hy IKE OF his house
a few weeks ago Judge Gustlu tas mot urth
well, ana has been detained al NOME l'''
his sickness was NOS considered serious
Jf.G.e dustin cited AZ about hd-L an h90i
after being attacked. HIS Sl~l1.. A-i Z. -
aau who As orEaLISt al ST Z 'i"t > til"t ~
was sent for and reached i-t- bttt.-'i '''-i-
he passed away. ,.
Aver the recent burning of his home
Judg. Gustin and his two SISTERS o.S"t--
the Mcl-acen house, HrNt 10 '.'ilcl a. D.
Lamar and IL was there he di.i.
Judge tiusUu had never inarfltl- va tll'
death of his father some years '@1. az, -
came the sole support oi ms -. =,
They iGCiiZcd him, ans mss I9t -'- 10y ~ =.
was beautiful ara tGuch;uS. iae} are ti'v
only near relatives who survive ann
snrinE style in " oss,an'a Dress.
Never nave the styles iot women be-l
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even more fOrcibfe since tne appearance
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The standard bcilncdtor Tor AisS laiilS
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il many beautiful suggestions for a gown
TO wear upon that suspicious OCCASION
..Sprine Modes for Little Women helpful
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useful infCrma ton Is given in The AT OF
peCorating." Besides all these there Is
great deal Of other interesting and enter
tanning reading on a variety OF subjects.
By special clubbing arrangement We send
The Weekly Constitution with Standard De
linCatOr one year. both for Sl-''- samples
S' TIE CONSTITUTION. Atlanta, Ga.
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Do Net Mix Your Premiums.

We send The Weekly Constitution with
The Home and Farm one yvsr for 81; tins
does not include the cook book.
W. send The Ladies' Home Companion
and Standard Cook Book with The Week
~ Constitution one year for 81. Instead of
the cook book, II you Ike. Wc sub
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Iaulun. This PAPER Is printed AT Spring
Held, o., twice "a month, and while il Is ca
CclituJ IN every respect, IL .S not Tine La
dies Home journal of Philadelphia, Pa, as
some have claimed
Ne send with The WeeaIy Constitution
one year Ter 81 The Farm ana Fl.esiue OF
Springfield, O., with any five of a last 0t
twenty-five books fOund elsewhere in the
paper.
for SLe3. "A copy Of Ccrns Financial school.
a book OF lSl pages Swing plain facts
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Whenever a subscriber or agent sends an
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Always avoid harsh purgaJive pills. Ihey
frss make you sex and then leave you
constiuated Carriers Little Liver Pills reg
ulate the bopcls and make you well. Dose
one pilI.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06
More Troops Under Orders.

Norfolk Va. May 5.-GoyernOr O'Ferrall
this afternoon ordered the Jackson Light
Infantry. Captain Mullins. Ca be i'm rcadi-
ness to go TO Pocahoutas. The city Guards,
Captain Fauali and Grimes battery, re-
ceiycd orders this morning. II is thought
that the order 10 move the troops wiz be
given tonight
The Meeting AT Pocahontas.
Blueiield. ". Va. May 5.-Thc much ad-
vertisei meeting of striking miners at Po-
cahontas WIS almost a fizzle. The crowd
fell much short OF what was expected.
There were about 5000 persons present.