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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-08-12
A TRIPLE LYNcHlNe.
Mob in Louisiana Strings Up Three ItaI-
Ian Assassins.

MOD In Louisiana Strings Up Three ItaI-
Ian Assassins.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 1O-Last We'd
nesday night in St. Charles parish,
Jules Gueymaud, a storekeeper, was
assassinated while standing on his
front porch. A Sicilian named Lorenzo
Saladino was known to have a grudge
against Gueymaud and he was arrested
Friday on circumstantial evidence. The
sheriff had great difficulty in prevent
ing the people from lynching Saladino
and secretly conveyed the prisoner to
Hahnville, the county seat, and placed
him in Jail. This structure is new
brick building and was guarded by a
negro night watchman. Two other
Italians, named Decino and Angelo
Marcuso, were confined in the jail for
the murder of an aged Spaniard on a
plantation.
About midnight Saturday night a
mob of about so persons, well armed,
surprised the guard, battered down
the doors of the Jail and took out the
three Italians. The prisoners cried
and begged for mercy, but the crowd
took them to stable short distance
away, gave them two minutes in which
to pray and then strung all three of
them up by the neck to the rafters.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-08-12
GuNMAKERS AT WAR,

Selection of Rifle for Use by New York
Militiamen Stirs Up Hornets' Nest u
New YORK, Aug. 11.-The selection
of the Savage gun for the rearmament
of the national guard at cost of over
100000 is to be vigorously opposed by
the Winchester Arms Co., of New Ha-
ven, Conn. and other gan in yentors
and manufacturers who entered the
test before the state commission named
to select n gun. They claim that there
was collusion practiced in the selection
of the gun. There has been made to
Gov. Morton protest against his APP
proval of hereport filed by the COM
mission to recommend gun for the
use of the national guard of the state.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-08-12
Blg ForgerIes pI.vuyerrd.

DEoATUR, Ind, Aug. S--The county
commissioners who are investigating
official frauds yesterday gave out that
there were forged orders and a deficit
of county funds aggregating more
than $4,000 1t is charged that the
money was used to support the Demo.
cratic Press, a free silver paper here.
Commissioner Holbroke says County
Treasurer Bolds is certainly de-
faulter or forger. Orders from town
ship trustees have been raised from 81
to S12 Investigation is now going
back for five years and frauds will be
developed putting officials in default
o. over 100000
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-08-12

IONA, Mich, Aug. II. = Sunday
nights storm of wind, lightning and
rain did damage estimated at $50, OOo
The carpenter shop and repairing de-
partment of the Detroit, Lansing &
Northern car shops, a brick building
200 feet long and 40 feet high, was
wrecked by the wind The walls of
the boiler room were also blown in and
300 men are ont of work temporarily.
Haferstun's brewery was unroofed and
the place flooded, and two factories
were Hooded. Small buildings in all
parts of the city were blown over and
hundreds of trees uprooted. In the
country much damage was done.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-08-12
Three DetroItera prowned.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 10-A terrific
rain storm broke over this city last
night after a day of intense heat. The
storm was accompanied by high wind
which broke over the river aud Lake
st. Clair, upsetting dozen yachts
which were on the river at til tine
Three persons are so far known to
have been drowned. william J. THE
mer, a young clerk, was bathing of d
yacht at Belle Isle park. ana was
swamped and drowned. Frank Hughes
bathing off the yacht Alberta, net a
similar fate. John Helka, ir, who
was bathing off Peche island IN Lake
st. Clair, was also drowned.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-08-12
The Brown HoIst strII,e.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 1.-THE situation
at the Brown Hosting works Monday
looked bad for the strikers. Over 800
men were at work and about 25 others
who applied were turned away, as
there was nothing for them to do. The
strikers maintain that the turning
away of the men but evidences that
the Brown Co. cannot afford to employ
any more unskilled labor and that il
it could get the right men it would
employ 500 at this time of year,
instead of 300, 1t is said that the men
employed destroy great deal of work
because of incompetency,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-08-12
A WHEEL BROKE.
1t Causes the Death OF Five Persons ana
Injuring OF Two score Others.

1t Causes the Death OF Five Persons and
Injuring OF Two score Others.
COLUMBIA, Pa, Aug 10. "A frightful
trolley accident occurred at 10 o'clock
last evening on the Columbia Il Done
gal electric railway at point one mile
outside of this city. A crowded car
was returning from Chiclsies park
when wheel broke and the car was
thrown over a 2O-foot embankment.
falling into creek. Five passengers
were killed outright and two score in
jured, many of them very seriously.
Following is the list of killed SO far as
obtainable:
Chief Burgess H. H. Heiges, OF Columbia.
Adam Foehlinger, motorman, Columbia
James Ludlow Sea Girt, N. j.
Henry Smith, Columbia.
William Tfnkerton, Columbia. .s
Twenty-nine injured passengers,
many of whom are expected to die,
were brought to Columbia hospital. 4
full list is not obtainable now.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-08-12
Drowned In Kankakee River.

LAPoRTE, Ind, Aug. 10. Garland
Travis and Will Way, aged 90 and 25,
were drowned in the Kankakee river
Saturday night Travis fell overheard
and, being powerless to help himself.
Way attempted to save him
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-08-12
Rnnker,s ,yldnur snlcides

PITTsBURe, Aug. 10. Mrs, Emma NJ
Bell, aged about 80 years. widow OF
Arthur Bell, the banker, committed
suicide Saturday morning by shooting
herself three times in the breast. One
of the bullets passed directly through
the heart Mrs Bell was very wealthy
and was leader in Allegheny and
Pittsburg social circles.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-08-12
OUTSIDE The PARTY.
Where Georgia POpulists Went to Find a
Candidate for Governor.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. s.-Seaborn A..
Wright was nominated by acclamation
for governor by the populists yester-
day. No other name wus put up. The
triumph of Wright was victory for
the populist-prohibition fusionists and
he will make the race on the issue of
prohibition. The defeat of the middle
of the readers, who opposed an ex-
treme declaration in favor of prohibi-
tion and who were opposed to going
outside of the party for candidate,
was complete. Mr.. Wright is a sue
cessful lawyer of Rome and is compar-
lively wealthy. He is S6 years old and
is q brilliant orator
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-08-12

~ who resides at Green Bay. writes
March 9th, 1895, as follows:
Five years ago became so nervous that
mental work was burden. could not rest
at night on account Of sleeplessness My
attention was called to DR., Miles Restora-
tive Nervine, and l commenced to use it
with the very best effect, Since then 1
have kept bottle in my house and use it
whenever my nerves become unstrung, with
always the same good results My son also
Nr. Mi1ac' takes it for nervousness
with like never failing
Nervine success. | have recon,
Restores it cures them. All who
rTooI4L suffer from nerve
AAOdlIns'sssS troubles should try it.
1t is free from narcotics, perfectly harm
less and yet soothes and strengthens. Dr.
Miles through his Nervine is benefactor
to thousands" A, G. LEHMAN.
Editor and proprietor Of DER LANDsMAN.
DR.. Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee
first bottle will benefit or money refunded.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-13
Happiness BY law.

The millennium IS at hand. The
divorce coarts sill grind 10 more.
None Of the quarreis and coaten-
tions between husband and wife,
which now DO so mach 10 mar
loves dream, are TO be heard Of
for the fature. Married fs is
be. n he words Of Nr. c evo.aHi.
..one long sweet dream Toe
home ia 70 be an earthly parad lse.
A r .er # women IN New
York he got together and ar
ranged plan by which this con
ditioH If supreme JOY Is 10 be
brought about They have organ
Ized a society FOR the promotion OF
domestic happiness. The nan
rer in which they Intesd to bring
aboa; this end is bv legislation
Il mast not be thought that they
wi.l ask for the passage OF law
compelling the husband 20 return
TO his home Ut . certain hour on
every night and TO immediately
report 20 his wife. nor Will it try
to limst the tine which wife nav
consume 10 pouring into his ears
the trials to which she j. subject
ed hy the hoase-saaid The good
fa ttra ,~- TO- .-.-sl-.5I - 49,.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-13


Ll@4e we are a Ha
We have aa e =ee Isl Esver ir
t3se acgse s1-s ars s. aogF 3 ..J-
80 convalessans-
Efs.fs--s I'd M tfa ~sa-, ~ .Ea
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rs-4 varae F.rsa rrf..t. sa4 -a4r
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r.1n.
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harras ~. Ell .sas ~ $50. .s.#r,4-trg L
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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-13
C,eas Parsona. Even =. :.

4 ser.-s 10 articles ot HH.gBr interest
las beru undertaken Jy He Ladies ltusur
journal 20 Us fo BE caUs~d TREAT Peg
-usial Eg,s4l-. ASA Viii sketch ihe nos1
wnudrrfli scene. yf p0palar putha~iasssa
ami taEt.auz historic interests Niicn have
occurred .H Au~Tiga aggiuE tie past Hfty
yraFs Eaca one was graphically a'tasis-d
uy en- rye witness. wnar ieadlH- 4.tlsts
have uerH employed ,u portray rhr ere,rtS
tB pictures Maae lE9u a.d ltI>eFar4Fs
material. The SERIES l4s~ ja,5 1-ru st1rl-
~ q tle CURRENT 8gEH5rF a5 tl4- lns-aLlu.
Hoa a 0aky iia.G * Mayor ~ New
lar.s UHt5 -Ertcalns TIE scet.e - 3. hes
.ls}ln.e l. Hd sang lH Castle Garden.
Vl.ch stiH stands ~ th- zreatest single
concert Iu tGr aurs.--f = HrF.e0U W}.sic=
Irs Henry II ard G-ecs-r I'D lae iu..ow-
lly ea faH Ti.i tr.l st &. remarkable scene
I'D wE5cb ier husband vas tire cen,rai
figure: tfnru Mr. Beecller sold slaves in
HiHWouth Pu pit. Ehen stephen Fi-ke
wH. portray tDr fHroTe and rxe. en.rnt
.'NIes HE Prince gf Wales was Ia Al..aF-
ca p+Tz- tiFdwtH wlal fol-uw tlsls fn
= ~ueerecl uumbrv with an account 1t
ta- para r,ed -xesfeuent d New YORK
Il N H~u l.aus hs--ulH Rbde Up Broad
'r5s- Itea. aoau l.l>--.l TasuE gzft
ssetel -@4-u Gs-a. Went around tie
Hurs4. Ar Iu1nZ u-iuZ OF (5ra-ra.
Gfaats PARTY. TIE kreal scene SO Size
,euate ttsH 1sr VS. a-u Henry CiaT Sasd
2 -e0-.l to th- ~eHaie" wii to.apw
l.aean wla figure ty.er .n ths SERIES:
&r-t. sl d description Ok r. Ien Lincoln
aa- BF,i luauzlsratra. AHd a-xt, When
ilaau.u ssa- B4rled Use stirring story
81. llI .s.a.t.rt- tsf fsaft ise frFaa ~ sFa-
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-13

-r~e au ags lfess matters
tve tes,s zas.y tae.r aagu q e1fnfii tiaa
sfa rfs aaea i1age is 8 i.8-filEg .ills'
-
Ct-ou s-I continues 60 roll IN
Gea-a ia -ae So 1rirF uf Instances =
. Ea4aiag ua u- lhs crap-
F.svae Tax Tftli ee-or ant Representa-
I've .et II W J-Isssslr- wauud go
fae 4vse r8 ec-ilHs and taFnrd tEa
s.tFs aver 81 Treasurer ..as. a .s7 III &C
eaur eIsV. tae early parz af Tie wees
f- ranHFte1 collections moderate y
rlusi. aus saga there Was 5ttAl sullc1aitL
.-liaeueH5s 60 Back tue adysErla-a :
oar8 vt tas proper -iale-
seine transfers. ard numerous fa-
SD fss FIR .aad has been e feature et
fhe seek wa5e!r promise zneti results
Ger she country between the rivers.
AZ rs8v=b}. daree yEas participated
FL 4t ste rssa.-uca &C 3sr- and MIS-
.raa I'm s-0u north af town Monday
Hizar Il lag-v 1T Vauug gentlemen
tsam gauF .awa added pleasure ta tie
aes4ss.sa IS fatlag n taeiE appear
suce-
Osag s.fes do re- hear II tAe 6ev-i-
a1uent ftrae-s ~ Iaud tram the VIZ
gin state 20 sa8s st ca .vSsI3n. L-ez
fae z1nii seaTS -o an tag lhis Is destiH-
~ 81 IT, fhe proud mistress II aErictil-
1s~e and sI4cs Ea.a5a- q Eastern "
...aaas
L zaz-n or more gentleman frsu In
Hf4Eaa lass-a HsaaLa ttiS .asrH YES
t-rlaF laaud .ar r-e viezu - Il t1sIue= =
came. seven Mics distant where they
NI.j suru4 season hunting.
Aaaur % I'D 5srr-j slaves are rs.dv
for sHBptneaG from g6i7 point. moss 81
the I8g wi3 60 81 Memphis
" y Hughes for some years ia the
E1egrant5. business II this place. ils-
fecaasiv purchased ghe DER s-Ifr .aL
snd store house as i0iulgg his present
business ao,1sa and 5 having Is put Ia
fepa.E preparatory 20 eoudHctiHE ms
mercantile business. us 0ld olstse q
business. wp l-aFp. wi bs- converted
into a residence boarding house, which
wi.l ~ operated ~ AiEa.
About $50 baies II cotton Isas been
received 40 THIS place thus far whlca
r1eaas about BAIT "a crop.
Prof pre=ftt,s school. from the mum
ts-h So kttf#Aft- ftA tAGEhFfAsAt+ts-
he p prosperous condition.
r. " DeRasslte viii probably win
IRE prize on Ire irish potato crop lie
wil MAKE IZ30 bushels anG reports
tae Eaters Il liae size.
Quite qrtgatitg Of fish IS shipped
asisv tp M~mnuis and points west,
fras3 here. - far rs Sse can learn ti.e
fishermen are Deserving their aFgs--
meas unt 10 Ena.rst the game ilsiI. OiIiy
the H.fLtla AMI CATH are marketed
~ aslh=ring - this rule and keeping a
close lookout for dynamite The Usher
men and public hope 70 ndage tile lsil
comm ission 10 re-sEack - Francis Wv
er from year 60 year, which promise
Hss tepn uIsGe. upon condition that
lie lisn VII. IL. protected.
Tie r.7-g aiding - town ave ail n
lam. ut- villa I- AID Ct dy-
agi tls- road machine, 4 great
..tavrmeuE = Uussiole. tr)si roa'ls
Is communities most paying invest
uent Nothing dy=gtl5ts a stE1n seg
g.orr thau U4a fuaets.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-13
"a Y q - -

Some reaaiaz l}ss. 81 efavs Interesting.
70 Young mogaer- i.aU -uasd sga.ast
tlle disease
Cgoap terror 20 young mothers. and
g FaN theim concerning tie cause. FIRST
'yaptasas ana ttealmeas. IS tte Collect ~
titls lirEa Tie origin 81 cFaup i 4 erm.
men eo.a. Children vha are subject Ia +;
'aEs co.d eerr easily snd Group almost
sase - follow TIE Gr<5 symptom 6.
saears eaess thi, is seoa CD owed 1y = ro-
eaar Fau-b eaugi.. wh.eh rs.3iy reea.s-
n.zed esd esi nrrrr r. Forgotten Isy oHr
s BIAS hesf t Ie Hu- Is aef "
@sea fsse caG Gls- heesHa-s ssars- IL
t'haTnierlain's Cgaga l.-medy IS freeiy
ettsn ail Tendency 81 c.oup Nill s0on dis
appeaF- Eseu attrr th4 csoupg rougA has
tleEr afed &c wli prevent tile attack
There = no dagger IS giving this remedy.
lor y CONTAINS g0.aiug lnjnrioas For
sale by J. Il. Upton, Druggist.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-13

ze-1z-e t5s1cgl1us czu End renewed strength
4-1 health 8- tzEluT I5-. Piercefs -aw1rI-e
PRESCRIPTION FOR tEe pains and acl - tie
periods 81 melancholy ard s.eevless1 ess---
~uos- "a hts vegetable ccrt0o-1d- "a
save .lse dorrar fee. - well as vour moe
esrv ~ Purchasing tEfs Prescription o.
17c-1z Pierre E0r great many vezrs
rr E r. Pierce teaicf committing physician
Ar = =7e--1tl=- 90 -lie iuvaIIfis' Hotel aud
Sn-. zeal --s-i-r1se e Buffalo ~ T. made
-. ctzl-v at the diseases of women and
t-u-- rs -1rge experience lie WAS able "a
cer--olEd a Prescription wiIsch acted
directly EXON -he special internal parts OF
-vo--e- Wen is doubt IS 10 your ailEzent
write -i-- { vlf cost vcu nothing A
great Dacr- Eoolr Il 1aoo PAGES, published
b~-ze sgorl15s Di51eussrs Medical Ass1cla-
t--- Ezlas1 n e. t--ercsts A. yemen
Mailed FREE CT recerrz Il = Cts. Il sTzzps
- eover postage aid trapping grlT.
Wen women are 1Es1---rE With nervous
-sss. 1---ta5its-r. nerves -Eussrzta0n or *
ira..s-iou ard s.ee- .sssness. "A nfae cases
orr If tzr TIE source a =-.e c-oubIe - sor1e
dss-l ace-1ear Ir-eeu4 z-1-v q arrangement
of tIe szec-zI internal carts Dr. Pierce's
--zvci5re Prescription 1arsr permanently
sezz- e1ssS Is well zs tlr11 distressing a
te-uzl discharge from rl1= MUCOUS mem
brzrs. Inflammation ard ulc.-zLa1D
7,sg5leif s1esasr c.. Hrs
f-sz1s--.s- ~ z-o-e t1zrI wiling % say voEsr
7z-sr raszz1ie Hze-41Inc -es c-t-s4 q ie-1ale
vv-aSz-Ss arr Catarrhal discharge frrRf the
Lzrs5r- z--errcranes - the soecszI 1a-ts 2 SAT-
Erred iar ~ez-s with -z1u n nv bscx. -ever a
-e5z8r zzs tres - voar request commenced
treatment with Or pie-ces Fnv7rt.e Fre<crTD-
tsc1- ccrlG nor sleeo ;1z5trass = seemed
as Trough % aE0ul1 afl ne since taz1ug ne
zsesIcza- czu st@er anywhere r an perfectly
we : world Int < placed in nv t1r7-IeF COD
--slau :sE any Haousv- GraEssHily yours,
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-13
ems RICHES AID SABBATH SCHOOLS.

IefAasifSs Episcopal Church. Sofrs-Isev
~ taa tsr. pastor. Services every ~1u.imy ~
f9 era ~ p. M PRAYER nfs-eT4Hg every
fae.sise a5Ent att t5a'egnck. Sahtata scissat
-fafsy nturuiuR ~ 20 0'efncS- a. 3
Atf E-. sFnertu PENDENT. Toe HHhte "a nnr-
+aeifed I.sd5es Aid sou1efy ss4ecf4svp-y
1fferanan III 5 9. eitas-s AZ 5.@ fssra.sts-
t-e s-ew9rtm League meets every Eues,.ay
- s.. ia f. Wyune. ores tsIeng-
af'ter 8u Ghurrl--~8 afagh seh0aE every
WUyuing ag $3.50 W !. 1taffbreT-. ~ur-
rsf. The pualte + Cordially .avited
ts Fsry sscoaa aud fourth sunday lB
nans1
ns' ehureh-Esd + gsogemsn. nast0r.
afs ft aTaFf ,8utiay ai Il a. 10. ard s 20 p. fa
-etsaE every " eGWesfiaF uizat Is
fitarA. sabbath school every Sunday
Ht 8:N geiaek J. E. ~aaeiers. suug
viii - cordially wessviuss-a.
fcHHz Peoples CHrlzfisn &iaa
tefE tioGfHg alEag az so8 o'cioCs W
es.-tsefs- president
CnuFaA-- sabbath Schoaj owere Sfa-
.urntaG ar 9.38. E}lls T0rIps 50.
-tslent- me uualie - cord sa45lr wet
atd earnestly invited 90 Worship Win
charch-service every last sandsy
ath.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-13
coEwrY OFFICERS.

E wilson's forrest CRY
- Geo. d Mallory FcErssF CRY
.s8@rer % 3 Hamnsetum kcrrrsF CRY
James Brnwu4 F0rrNSE CRY
..--.. - DAYS FORREST Esfy
v 8aFn~s4 Fnrress ftFY
sagukaer Frof. ) = Sanders. &oF-
Asss EAaY-
Rr@Fm FrMmfW Ekr9EHt- flGfErF meets Nff
ssl.t NuFelsR 9 WsFrn and September
ar aGsl gnmEtaues eaEew weHxs.
f-dssTr sae~fsa So & 3T-sv 1S1szstsV 81 .4ss
sasfl safe 4Hes ECeases-~ - esen Vaar
alrgatlssz et1 ewrarr ufm&s Ge EAgg- Hfa
fas rFs5 s.sg &C eaer rerag.
sawrT afeNya mU Nhirs 4nBfAse "a
4fg 3nFA 4NgY 1aet ExraEer - @xen year.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-13
HoM s Thts?

We 0TIef 0lIr NU80red U01TaTs ~ aF1l- I0F
any ease OF Catarrn that cannot 10 eElsa
By Haas CStarrh Cure.
r. j. CHENEY < Co. Props
Toledo -
We. tie undersigned, have kaUwH :. ! =
C.lsnrv for tie iasJ ; years aEd aeirvt
A,n per Getty honorable IH al business
transact 0us and financially st4e 70 carry
out ans obligations glss.s by their hysB-
WEsr 4 IECAx wholesale Do zzlsss.
Itaedo %
FfuaIxa. EIxxAN < MARVIN. " lss.e-
~ai- Druggists. Tos-do. y.
Hal Is Ca1ATTh Cure j. taken Internally
acting directly upon t,I- 0laod and .aucvs2s
~urfacr- ~ tlse systrm Price soc per-
5ntll- sold D. al druggists 1rsti-
aluut&s free.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-13
Old \. or sc Itethods

or amusement systems in teaching
have ua place n the Lizzie Rock Com
aereisl College. We teach directly
and Thoroughly: Bookkeeping. Bns.-
uess Forms 0alce Practice. banking.
RSps4 Calculations. Common Iay.
Lrr Fec Whiting, Spelling. Business
Arithmetic. Business Writing. short
hand ana EfT writing. Oar students
steep INTO coed payiHg Positions .GHa
Wi,a + ie ;Es poiu5. haid ihem. We
Haye started thousands ~ youHg mrn
srd WHnrH on tle high road 1T SELF.
support aud prosperity and So can do
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JERSEY CITY.

Captain Thomas B. O'Nel. OF Company d. Sun
REGIMENT. has rendered his resignation. He re-
signed about a year because OF il-health. but re-
covered and was reelected. He says his military
duties interfere with his business.
Tho evidence In the suit Of DR.. John Everftt
against Dr. James Wilkinson closed yesterday after
NON and tbs, case will be given the jury Mon
AZ More testimony was adduced to show that
Dr. Wilknson's mind has been diseased for long
ti,r For the rlaintiff several druggists were ex-
arnine1 to show that DR. Wilkinson had given many
prescriptions since January ], 1924
Two men wsre found hiding behind the altar OF
st Peters Roman Catholic Church late Thursday
hight and were arrested. The prisoners. who reg
isfered AS Robert Roach. OF Hartford. and John
Kelly of Jersey CITY were yesterday committed 10
iaiI for thirty days each
The Finance Commissioners and the Street and
Water Commissioners had a conference on Thurs
dav night about the water supply question. No
daintte action was taken but the sentiment
that the bid OF the Della ware and Hudson Company