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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
MUNTERSyIs.LE.

The health OF the town is now better
than for some time past.
The funeral of Mrs. Carrie V. Lee, who
died Sunday at her home on Washington
avenue. look place Tuesday morning at
IL o'clock from the residence, and was
conducted by Rev. ]. w. Moore, of the
Queen Street Methodist Church. to which
the deceased belonged. The interment
was in Elmwood Cemetery The follow
ing Were the pall-bearers: McsErs. John
Hill, Robert Morris. Arthur Warren, w.
S. Murden, w. j. Pallet and W. II.
Plunket.. The deceased was the wife of
Mr.. 7. r.. Lee and was for.y-scven years
OF age. She had been sick for several
months. She leaves several children.
Great interest centies in the revival
meetings conducted nightly at Hunters
vile NJ. l.. Church by Rev. II. w. Webb
Several converts are reported.
Justice y. II. Hawks acting coroner
yesterday summoned a jury of inoues;
In the death of Ludwig kareap. who
committed suicide on the schooner
George a. McFadden. n day or two ago
The place was Lambert's Point. and the
jury as follows: George Robinson fore
man; MesSrs. w. l.. Taylor. l.. T.. All
bright, Il. +. Fry, William Kerr. and j.
II. Cruiser. The verdict was that de-
ceased came 10 his death by his own
hand. cutting his throat.
Rev. =. s. G. Davis, of Portsmouth,
Va, Will preach at the Burrows Memo
rail Baptist Church, Lambert's Point.
tonight at 1890 o'clock.
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VISITORS TO M'I,INLEY.
The Republican Candidate Receives
Illinois DELEGATIONS.

Canton. o., Oct. 21.-ATaior MCKINLEY
mad the liveliest Wednesday he has ey-
perienced in the campaign to-day.
Ihere were three large delegations,
NUMBERING in the aggregate about Q coo
people. and several small delnrotions
which took their share of time. aiten.
tion and speeches. The day was called
Illinois day and there were many train
loads of visitors from that State. some
OF them arrived as early as O'Clock in
'he morning. Among the first to arrive
were those from Springfield. who yvnre
badges on which were the words. ..piI
grms from the home OF Lincoln To The
home of McKinley.s The orat tory to
which Major Mckinley listened to-day
was of a higher order than that usually
addressed 10 him, and while there were
large numbers of farmers and workin 10
men among the visitors, there were. too
an unusually large number of men who
bore the stamp of successful urban life.
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Captain ]. 4. Ianier. of Lambert's
Point. continues dIstressingly i'll.
Services al the different churches in
the wlrd were we'll attended last night.
Mr. w. II. Sadler has moved his fami-
~ from For; street 10 Pool street, to re-
side in the futrue
The w c. T. u. held their regular
weekly meeting yesterday. Only routine
bus mess was transacted
Mr.. and Mrs. H. }. Harris lost by death
yesterday morning about . o'clock
their LITTLE son. John Thomas. who was
in the third year of his age. The fune-
raj Will take place from the residence,
on Colley avenue. this morning at 9:30
o'clock. Rev. T. a. Hall officiating. The
interment will be in Elmwood Gene
terry.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Special Masters Bowdcn mud sharp
Make 'EhClr Rrnors

The Baltimore Sun of the 21st says:
In their report filed In the United
states Court yesterday Special Masters
q. IL. Bowuen and Charles Sharp stated
that they had conveyed 10 the new Nor
folk and Western Railway COMPANY
the Maryland and Washington Division
of the. Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company.
The, report states that since the pur-
chaScrs of the railroad al the roreclos-
ure sale delivered to the special masters
So00,OO0 of the Maryland and Washing
ton Division bonds, they have also de-
ltvered to the special masters certificate s
of the s -rcantile Trust Company of
New York. subject to the order of the
court, showing that SGSl2. 800 additional
of the bonds had been deposited with
the trust company. The purcha sers
also paid the special masters s.. 900 on
account of the purchase price, the re-
port states, which was applied 10 paving
the compensation of the special masters.
The balance of the bid, amounting to
$l.49I,oO0, the report states. is applica-
bic to the payment of the Maryland ana
Washington Division bonds. The
amount of these bonds found due Is
1884,, 1910 with interest from June 90,
lS96. amounting to $l+7,G2G,Sl. making a
total of $685.. 0S7,9l. Dcducting from
this the Sl,4?TC00 applicable for paying
the bonds, there is II balance of SO, sos, :
OS1.9l, for which deficiency the Mercan-
tile Trust Company of New York is en-
titled to Judgment against the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company, ac-
cording to the report
Among the bonds presented to the
special masters by the purchasers of the
railroad were Geo of the Maryland and
Washington Division of $500 each. These
were pledged by the railroad TO secure
an indebtedness of Slg3G0O
The balance available. the special
masters find, will pay less than one
sixth. or, as the report states eighteen
thousand eight hundred and thirty six
one hundred thousandths of the amount
of the principal and interest of the
Maryland and Washington Division
bonds. The amount ratahly Applicant
to the payment of interest due prior 10
July |, 1895. and from that date to the
foreclosure is s603Gl. The balance
amounting to 81. 1876 Sg6. 80. Is ratably APP
plicable To the payment OF S202.16 upon
each $1,000 bond and Sl0l.3S upon each
$500 bond.
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Inv and Chnnccry Court.

Judge Martin yesterday heard the
case of James w. Tufts. soda water ma
chine manufacturer, of Boston, VS.. Tur-
ner. High Constable in detinue; judg-
ment for defendant.
In this case articles had been bought
from the plaintiff on the instalment
plan by the tenant of certain premises.
and the question of the liability of said
premises was involved in the decision.
The Court decided that under the cir
cumstances of this case they were liable
for the amount of rent claimed, s21.
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policc a,ourtIiccorh.

The Police Court docket yesterday
was light. The most interesting case
was one of a robbery. Manager Dues
berry. OF the Academy of Music, occu-
pies n fiat at No. AZ Bank street. Tues
day afternoon his room was entered by
n thief. and S1S6 stolen therefrom. Two
small cOlorcd girls. named Rosa Lee and
jamie Banks, have been arrested OH suS-
picion of committing the robbery but
none of the money has as yet been re-
covered. They have been committed to
Jail for five days to await developments
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THE COURTS OF LAW.
What the Various City Tribunals Accom-
pllshed at Their Sessions Yesterday.
CHARGED WITH A SERIOUS OFFENCE
Negro On Trial In the Corporation
Court for II Criminal Assault on n
Small Coiored Girl Last June-Thc
Robbery of Manager Duesberry's
Snfe- Other Court News.

In the Corporation Court yesterday
Alexander Gomman, n native of Fin
land, was granted full naturalization
papers.
Moses Johnson, colored, who was
charged with running q policy shop,
was adjudged not guilty.
Willie Langston, charged with grand
larceny. pleaded guilty to petit larceny
and was sent to Jail for six months.
Henry Scott, colored charged with
criminally assaulting Marietta Walker,
little colored girl, last June. was tried
yesterday afternoon. The case was ad-
journed over until 10 o'clock this morn
ing
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AN ORDINANCE
In Regard to the Disposal Of Refuse
From Country Carts.

Re Il ordained by the Select and Common
- Councils Of the city nf Norfolk. Va.
that ali carts or vehicles Of any dcScr'p-
ton. including hnrgcs and other water
craft bringing ana exposing for sale within
tn" city limits. truck, fish. poultry. veg
ctahles or fruit and hullinG, shuckinp,
pairing on cleaning the same before ID
livery 10 purchasers, ahal carefully place
the said refuse. shucks hulls, feathers
scales, onal. rarinGs ETC., in II tight box
or bag, aud shall take them outside tn"
limits OF the city when they leave.
Anyone n"sIccting 10 comply with this
ordinance, o. dumping refuse material on
any. OF the streets OF The cay, snail 10
subject to Il fine CT five dollars for each
offence. and II is hereby made the duty
Of the CLERK OF the MarGct the Sanitary
Inspectors, the street Inspector and the
city police So enforce II ana 10 warran,
those offending against it's provisions.
Adopted hy the Common Council, Octo-
Der 9th, 1856
JAS. l.. WINSTON
President Common Council
Adopted by the Select Council, October
18th, lSHi.
J. c. CARROLL.
President Select Council
Testo: w. ". HUNTER
oc22-1t City Treasurer
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THE FUTURE IS CERTAIN.

District
THE FUTURE IS CERTAIN.
we. the pioneer worke rs, have all
fondly hoped that We might have the
satisfaction and the glory of carrying to
victory the time honored and battle
Scared flag of reform, which the old
guard has held aloft so bravely and he
ioically all these long trying years, and
anxious sulicitude as 10 the outcome may
be eXcusahle.
But let US not be unnecessarily
alarmed about the future of the reform
movement. 1t has passed the danger
point. III Is capable Of taking care of Il.
self under any and all circumstances.
traitors cannot hctray it: time servers
cannot sell ii out: injudcious f:iends
cannot destroy 1t; defeat cannot demon
aii"e II; ITS opponents. however power
lul ana crafty, cannot crush 1t: even the
gates OF hell cannot prevail against il.
BRYAN THE ONLY HOPE.
For twenty years, although subject
ed 20 all the dangerous pitfalls. pcrils.
and quicksands incident to the devnlop.
ment Of n new party, It has grown TO
be the greatest factor in the arena of
American politics to-day. ana. If elected
believe that Mr. Bryan will not be slow
10 recognize this fact and that he will
soon learn To rely Upon the new party
Which mas revolutioniZed the politics Of
tne country, forced 10 the from; new and
vital issues. and made il possible for thn
people, instead Of ofiice-seeking politi-
cans to play champion of prog, essive
ideas at the head of the government. |
DeileNe that he will appreciate the fact
that we have placed In the hollow of his
hand not only the unsclfish hopes and
patriotic aspirations of he Populist mr.
~, put me most sacred cause that was
ever entrusted To any man and that he
Will not be;ray the trusts
HELP ELECT BRYAN.
In conclusion, permit me to say tina,
II my twenty years of work entities ma
10 the confidence of my COLA orers. let
me AK them 10 lay aside every other
considerat! lion, and help elect MIR. BRYAN
not Tor his sake. but for the sake Of
the principles which we all hold dear ana
.acFeo. II success is achieved he Popu
list party can never be denied the pInry
Of Inc victory. If defeat awaits US. and
our standard bearer falls, let there he
no Populist arrows found either in hi.
breast or his back. Let the responsible
own. Sincerely yours. = '''
IS. +. NORTON.
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Nothing Made Eo,,oIs

Our $500 patrol shoes for wear, ease or
comfort. Made with three distinct soles
and each one of solid leather and well
put together We have them in both
lace and CATERS, suitable for black
smiths. carpenters, oystermen, wharf;
men, farmers. In fact. every kind of
mechanics.
a record is kept OF all purchasers of
this famous shoe.
HELLER ONE PRICE SHOE STORE
46 Bank street
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FOR RENT.

FOR iiENr.-AcW,y furnished rooms,
electro lighted. with or without board,
ate THE SPENCER. new number ii3
old number 1903. Church street. oc2iSt'
z OR RENT-FROM JANUARY 1st.
y 1897, that very desirable store. old No.
ll2 Main street. new No $40 (Ballentine
Buil0ing). al present occupied as dry
goods store by r. a. Saunders Apply to
THOS: X: BALLENTINF,, Room IS. third
floor Ballentine Building ocs.eod-tf
FOR RENT Three nice rooms for light
oc20-3ts
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DANIEL RICHMOND.
= Great Crowd Gives Him Perfec,
Ovation.

Richmond. Va. Oct. 21.-The meeting
here tonight at which Senator John ".
Daniel spoke was the largest Demo
cratic meeting of the campaign in Rich
mond except that al which Bryan spoke
1t was under the auspices of the Bryan
and Sewall Club and in the Academy of
Music. The building was literally
packed. hundreds We're turned away
and an overflow meeting. addressed by
local speakers was also held
NEW COTTON MILL COMPANY.
This morning, in the Corporation
Court of Manchester. charter was
granted to company to operate the
Richmond cotton mills. The capital
stock Of the company is not to be less
than $500, 900. nor more than $500 900
which is to be divided into shares the
par value of which is to be 500 each
The officers who are for the first yea.
to manage the affairs Of the company
are: John q. Smith president and di-
rector, Bessemcr City y. c.: Alfred G.
Bishop. S. X. director, New York City:
Alfred G. Bishop, Jr., secretary and
treasurer. Richmond, Va; Henry a.
iiaincs director, Elizabeth. N j.. and
John Pinchhack, director. Bessemer
CITY.
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THO CnIhNiic Enir.

The attendance at the Catholic Fair
last evening was very good and on the
Whole il was a most successful even
ing. The ladies of the York Street
Chapel who have the fair in hand are
greatly encouraged
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
y MAYOR MARRIED.

Gustave Blown, Mayor OF Charles.
town, w. Va. aged nfty-seven wears
and Mrs. Amanda Hechler were married
here tonight. Each IA been twice
married. They went Off on u bridal tour
and the German Americans are having
! big celebration in honor of the event. :
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Iairchbrrc Lenses.

a fun supply of these superior lenses
always on hand. Spectacles of all kinds
and Il general line of optical goods are
to be found at The Casket. Kodaks
and supplies and the best lines of silver
and jewelry. Call on C. +. Greenwood
4 Bro
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The Mayor ONT ofvovu.

Mayor Mayo will leave this morning
for James River. and in his absence
Police Justice Tomlin will act as Mayor
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Do your eyes burn, or blur? Are Won
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses. In most cases. will afford relief.
Zee DR.. Week
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IF YOU want a good pair of glasses ses
DR.. Week. l52 Main street
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Let us show you through our line OF
foreign suitinga Every one OF them
worth Il look.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
169 Main street
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forccaat ana General Conditions For
To-day.
Washington, d. c., Oct. ..

Washington, d. c.. Oct, %, 1856.
"A Fer Virginia AND North Caro-
l FAIR lina-Fair; northerly winds;
cooler.
F. For South Carolna-Fair and
cooler In northern portion;
northerly to easterly winds.
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TO CUREA CoLD NoNED,y

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If 1t
fails to cure. Csc. SpS-t thu sat I'm
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See DR.. Week about your eyes. All
classes prescribed are guaranteed.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE.

a. 8. Crittenden. proprietor of Browns
Hotel, al Shenandoah. Page county.
committed suicide by shooting this NOR
ming. He was from Jefferson county.
w. Va Business troubles caused the
rash act
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HINT TO TOM WATSON
concluded from first page.)

est of Congressman Howard, the Popu-
list nominee in the Seventh (Alabama)
District
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Nobby Goats this week at $500,
$3.50 and $1,000.
Persian Mixed Novelty, 46 inches
wide, beautiful goods, rare color COM
binations; SI.00 has been the orice, spe
cial price for this week, while they last,
Use.
Persian Mixed Dress Goods, IS inches
vice, excellent wearing, comes in 4
variety OF shadines, has always sold at
l7c., this week u I-2c.
36-inch All-Wool Dress Goods in
Mixed DIAGONAL Striocs, in two toned
combinations, a very large se'ec ion,
you would expect 10 pay 39c. for, Our
special price is 25c.
At 39c. and SOC. our selection O! Fine
Dress Goods is almost endless, and they
are me- ng with great success. Ask
10 see he II
Ladies Fine 4o-eauge I,hportcd
"Hermsdo,l Dye Black Hose, tic.
guilty and sold at many olaces al
2:c., or orice Il is week u t-2e.
Ladies Fine Grey Mixed Hose, usual
Price &c.. this week &c.
Childrsn's Derby-Rbbed, Stainle
flask Hose. usual price &C.,, this week
SC.
lnfanls' Wrapper Vests, half wool,
cdeed with silk, 25c.
Infants Wrapper Vets, Australian
Lambs Wool, nicely fleeced, 3sc. to
Soc.
Misses Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants lleeccd, all sizes, 25o.
Children's Material Grey Shirts,
Pants and Drawers, very soft and
warm; 2sc.
Ladies Heavy Jersey Ribbcd Vests
and Pants, good flesc ne, finished with
silk and satin ribbon, oearl buttons,
price 25c.
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WANTED.-First-Cla Bushelman Tailor.
Steady position. State references. BUS
INESS, this office. oc21-tf
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PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises G:27 a. M. sun sets 5:11 p. H.;
high water 1923 u. III. and 5:35 p. m; low
water $3.50 a. IN. and S:Ql y. IN.
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WANTED. TO rent with privilege of buy
ing, small comfortable farm short dis
lance from Huntersvillp. Address stat
ing terms and full particulars, t. r..
care this office. oclS-it.
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Ply VIRTUE OF AN ASSIGNMENT
from Owens * Eustis to me have
taken charge of the stock of goods In
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FOR SALE.
$500 Cash.

FOR SALE.-Our Candle Holder nj &c
Speciality for Illuminating purposes and
use on christmas trees. Soil easily at
10c each. AMERICAN BRASS NOVEL
TY CO., care John Weddcrhurn ~ Co.
Patent Attorney, Washington. ID. c.
Ocoo-lta
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Patent Attorney. Washington. d. c.
oc22-lt"
FOR SALE.-All the rage The Bryan
Mckinley Ballot Box Parlor GSlne.
Real election In the parlor-Now McKin-
ney, now Bryan. Great fun. Mailed
for soc. BALLOT BOX GAME co.
cure John WcdGerburn u Co, Patent Az
torneys, Washington, d. c. oc22-lto
FOR SALE.--A heavy u karat double ca Sc
fault. purchaser may have privilege OF
isfactory references are furnished. Price
on time S45 cash $40. Address WATCH
care V.rGinan, se9-tf
FOR SALE.-The desirable residence lot
on Corick avenue. foo, of bermuda ST.
fronting on Mahone's Lake. Price and
terms reasonable. Apply TO c. w
Koolage, losl% Bermuda ST. au5-tf
FOR SALE-Wen built residence on
Wood street: sold for no fGults too large
for owners family: eight rooms and
bath ana all the modern conveniences;
anyone wishing nice home. " TN OPP
which can be erected three 20 nice
tenement houses For terms, etc, ap-
ply on premises. No. co Wood street.
myj-tf
FOR SALE have for sale or easy terms
q good farm nj the growing town of
Winfall. y. c., on the \. x 5. railroad
Apply 10 ii. S. ELEY, Berkley. Va.
oc1i-tf
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NO. $50 CHURCH STREET.

Norfolk city Va. All parties indebted 10
said firm win please call nj said store ANA
settle with my agent. After the inventory
IL taken the stock will be offered for sale
At low prices Tor cash.
oc2i-l0t II. II. WILCOX, Trustee
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The King of Pills, Beeehams-
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$1,000. Sc. son. s1.l0o AND OTHER SUMS TO
lend on Norfolk ard Portsmouth real es-
tate security. HUGH Z. DAVIS. ST Main
street oc21-lw
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED.-Five men to make house
toulouse canvass Of consumers on Ar
a. m or and Z D. m. to ALBERT
EERNDON. Atlantic Hotel oc2l-lt'
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-02-11

TRENTON, Feb II Governor Grggs IasU
night sont co the senate the followiugnom
nations: Prosecutor of Passaic county,
Eugene Emlcy; district court judge of
Paterson, eX-Assemblymau William l.
Lewis; district court judge of Newark,
Thomas McCarter, Jr., and Fred :. Guild;
district court Judges of Jersey City, Rod.
erick b. Seymour and Joseph d. Bedle;
member OF board of managers of state hos
pitfalls for insane, John G. Eisele. OF the
district court judges named Messrs. Guild
and Bedle are Democrats. The nomina-
tions were referred Senator DAILY pre-
sented IA petition signed by John Kehoe
asking the impeachment Of Prosecutor
Stagg, of Bergen county. Kehoe charges
Stagg with leinenCy toward those charged
with high crimes and extreme severity to
minor offenders.
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Mnrderer EIvIn starvIng to Death.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Feb. ll.-rhomas
Elyin, the convicted child murderer, APP
pears to be in dying condition in his cell
in theChester county prison The officials
say that it would not be surprising if he
would not live through the present week
Since his conviction he has refused all sus-
tenance, and the belief is growing that be
has decided to starye himself to death. As
far as known he has eaten nothing since
last Friday morning, when the jury found
verdict of guilty, 1t is now believed he
will not get a now trial, since both defense
and prosecution accepted William II. Pen
nypacker as q juror.
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PEARL BRYAN'S HEAD
Still Being Vigorously Searched
for by Detectives,
MISS sHoLLTNGswoRTH'sR RolGANOBs

The Police omcials Now Declare That the
Young Woman Is Talking for Notoriety.
Jackson and waIllng still Talking, Des-
pite the Advice of Counsel.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 11.-While the author
tiles here are investigating whether Iearl
Bryan was murdered in this city and ner
body hauled across the river to Fort
Thomas the grand jury at Newport, KY,
Is inquiring into tbs mystery, and indict-
ments are expected Tor the murder in Ken
lucky. Although the decapi ated bouy
was found one week ago last Saturday,
the head has not yet been found. 1t is not
known how Pearl was murdered or when
she was murdered. 1t is believed she was
murdered Friday night, Jan. 81, but today
the theory is held tuaG she was murdered
on Thursday night.
And now comes the story of Lulu Hol-
lingswor, h that she bought Pearl drugs
with which to commit suicide AS Miss
Hollingsworth is regarded as an intimate
friend Of Jackson the detectives have pad
special attention to the indianapolis end
of the line, while the search for the head
and all pos ible information was kept up.
1t is believed the trials for murder will
be held in kentucky. Although Jackson
and WuIlin,, have c,rh retained more
LAWYERS ,bcy cannot bt rnstroined on local
advice from InIl,Inr When the bloody
coal found in a sc,,-S,.,vas tol-en to tbe iail
Yesterday if rrecinir,,t'J nrotbnr contro.
versv betyvenn rho nrisoners Tbe coat
I'm Il jackson and ,y,s nucb foo small
for \yaIIing bnt Tacrson claimed tbev
roomed to%@ther and NynIIing wore his
clothns on ths ni,rbt of tbo'r,nIdor Ind.