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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-04-15
MCDANIEL TIM ES.

l.. p. Berry. OF Crittenden county, wa.
here Wednesday.
5. L. Mechanic has been in the bottom
this week p repairing for high water.
Miss Lula and Mary Rorie. of Wynne,
are visiting their mother i'll locona, this
week.
Squire Scott has new fence around
his home place, on o ne Mile avenue.
Mrs. &. b. Brittoi has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Hill, this week.
She was accompanied by her little son,
Morris.
The cold weather has done great dam
age to potato growers here this week.
Mrs. James Williams, ST., has been Wis
itng relatives aud friends in our little
burg this week.
w. b. Mann, candidate for assessor,
was among our people this week
Considerable cotton has been planted
Fertlizing other peoples land with ten
dollar planting seed is rather poor in
vestment. we should think, for its fact il
will have 10 be planted over.
The account given by the Little Rock
correspondent to the Coamereial Appeal
relative to the recent shooting affair al
Haynes Is lnisstatement from beginning
To end. Their families are not the least
connected with the trouble, neither did
Or. Scott 10 into Mr.. Hughes store shoot
ing. Such statements are calculated IL
preludice the minds of fair minded
public.
April Z, 1898.
Above communication miscarrled and
did not arrive until The TINES had gone
to press last week-ED
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DEMOCRAT TIM ES.
Health is very good.

Health Is very good.
New improvements are numerous in
this section.
Farming is under good head way.
X. w. Norment is on the sick list
Miss Sallie Jones, one of our most beau
tiful young ladies, visited Mrs. Lula
Thomas Sunday.
n. W. Jones is going to plant corn this
week, overflow or no overflow.
Phynes Lamb, Walter Glen. Bill Dyer
;:nd Beary Galloway went to Memphis the
latter part of last week, returning Sunday.
We are not sure whether they walked
back or not. though they were awful
hungry.
The overflow is here. All the low land
in This section is practically under water.
The water is up in the road in front OF w.
). Thomas house, aud rising very fast.
April Z. 1898.
Above communication arrived after
The TINES had gone to press.--Ep
Water, water, water, and nothing but
water.
The water at this place lacks about 81
inches OF last years mark, and is rising
three inches in 81 hours.
The people or this section have lost
some cattle and hogs, though it was
through negligence, as they knew that the
water was coming.
We have lovely time boat riding.
though it is the ladies and children who
enjoy it most.
Robert Sapp has laid in new supply
OF ammunition and has succeeded in bag
ing one turkey. lie must have hemmed il
IN IN the overflow and caught it, as he
could not kill one before.
n. w. Jones is building am ark. lie
thinks there is coming flood
Il. w. Norment is the crack shot with
his Winchester. lie has not caught any
game lately. however. except "A chill
j. NJ. Gunter. a good all.round fellow
went 10 iietl the first Of the week TO try
his new dugout
TIE Sapp LnmSdan Timber Co. are
tearing things ap. world without end.
Phynes Lamb made flying trip to
ileth Sunday.
j. +. Gunter. Of IIeth. visited W. S.
Thomas on business. Monday.
Mrs. Lutte Thomas and Mrs. Mooney
visited Mrs. \. W JOKES Sunday.
Robert Sapp Is going To leave This seq
ton at once. He will forget to 20 after
the water has Subsided
Mrs. }. NJ. Guaier and Mrs. Della Jack.
sou visited Mrs. George Sapp. Sunday.
SILVER BILL.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-04-15
Robbed the Grave.
OLD RIP.

a startling incident, of which Mr..
John Oliver, of Philadelphia. was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
Il was in most dreadful condition.
My skin WAS almost yellow, ewes
sunken, tongue coated, pain continu-
ally in back and sides, no appetite
gradually growing weaker day by day.
Three physicians had given me up.
fortunately, friend advised trying
Electric Bitters;' and to my great ;oy
ana surprise, the first bottle made !,
decided Improvement. | continued
thelr use for three weeks. aud am now
a we'll man. l know they saved nv
life, and robbed the grave of another
victim. No one should fail 70 try
them. Only so cents per bottle at j
ii. Tipton's Drug Store.
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COLT TIM ES.
o. z. IIambleton was in Colt last Fri.

o. z. Ilambleton was in Colt last Fri.
day.
Elmer Fondren and John Pippin, of
Smith Chapel, were in Colt Saturday.
Cad. Holland paid a flying visit to
Wynne Saturday, returning Sunday
Singing at Mr.. Fairs last Saturday
night was attended by large crowd from,
this place.
" B. CASHIER went to Forrest City Sat.
urday.
Quite crowd OF little children gathered
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hol-
land Sunday afternoon to enjoy ali Easter
hunt and the smile that would light up
their dear young faces when they would
hnd an egg, was enough to make a fellow
wish he was child once more.
There vas singing at the little "Whlte
House" last Sunday night, which was at
tended by large crowd.
Ask Walker Seaborn what kind OF a
time he had on the hill Sunday.
Ed Reed. one of Dark Corners dudes,
was in Colt Sunday night Come again,
Ed
Mrs. Welsh. of Memphis, came over
Monday to attend the bedside of her sis
ter, Mrs. J. l.. Adair.
There vas public speaking at Colt last
Monday night by Il few OF the candidates.
Among the speakers were Gen. George +.
Taylor. 5. N. Blalock, L. w. DeRossitt.
w. L. Williams, John S. II. Cowan, and
Gus Walker.
Egbert Holland and Walter Rich went
to Caldwell Sunday.
Misses Allie aud Mable Gatten, Berthe
Taylor and Annie Belle Hunt, four Of
Oak Hills most charming young ladies.
attended singing at Colt Sunday night.
One of our boys was all smiles Sunday
night. His best girls was at singing.
There will be services at Colt next Sun
day by Rev. +. Moore All are cordially
invited TO attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. q. Williams, IT.. went
TO Forrest City, Sunday. in their buggy.
Mrs. w. G. Williams has been confined
to her bed with la grippe this week.
Capt w. Il. Pcevey, of New Castle.
was in Colt Wednesday.
OLD RIr.
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F or Assessor

M ihAEs Is authorized to announce Nh
- MANN. as u candidate for the OF.
m the nSsensos 81 II Francis County. subject
HE TIMES is authorized tn ap,onnoe Al,
- a. MCCGLLARs as a candidate for
.ne once uf Assessor of st. Francis County.
."oJsc' 10 me action OF the Democratic patty
| III III, LINES ci5, il authorized TO announce
To~nsi,iu Hohoh NJ ROWLAND. OF Telico
.oNhshlp. as "A candidate for The office ~
H., nhssessor oi -. Francis County. subject "a
..e action OF the Democratic party.
VIZ TIMES is authorized toannounce MR.
o1,ioa w, EhZLEY as a candidate for The
I'm, y. assessor OF ST. Francis county. SUBJ
Ject 10 Tue action OF the Democratic party
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For Prosecuting Attorney First
District.

THE TIMES is authorized to announcs
HON. X. b. MACON. or Phillips COUNTY,
rs a candidate for the Office OF Prosecuting
Attorney OF the First judicial District sub
1ect to the action of the Democratic party
THE TIMES is authorized TO announce
HON. ii. II. robson. of Woodruff
county ss candidate for the office OF PROSE
cutting Attorney OF the First Judicial Circut.
subject 10 the action of the Democratic Pr
mary election.
HE TIMES is authorized TO announce
HON. j. +. ROBERTS, of White County,
as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney Of
TINS. the First judicial Circuit subject 10 ins
action OF the Democratic party.
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rheumatism Cured.

My wife has used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism with great relief
anc can recommend ii as splendid lni
ment for rheumatism and other household
use for which We have found it valuable
w. j. Cuyer, Red Creek.
Mr. Cuyler is one OF the leading mer
chants OF this village and ole of lie n,a>l
prominent men in this vicinity Wv. G
Phippin, editor Red Greek Herald. For
sale by all ruggists.
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For Sheriff and Collector

INHE TIMES IL authorized to announce Mr..
4 w. T.. WILLIAMS Ms n candidate for re.
election to tho office of Sheriff and Collector
nf ST Francis county. subject to the action Of
the Democratic party.
HNHE TIMES is authorized 10 announce
l. JUDGE j. S. Il. CONAN "a a candidate
Tor the office OF Sheriff and Collector OF st.
Francis county. subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
'lfHE TIMES is authorized to announce NR.
Il DAN WYLDS. OF Franks township As 4
candidate for the Office of Sheriff and Colec.
Tor OF 81. Francis County. subject TO the action
OF the Democratic party.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-04-15
For Stare Senator

THE TIMES isanthorixed toannounce Hon
w. i. FERGUSON. of Woodruff County,
the Seventh Senatorial District OF ArAansss'
subject To the action OF the Democratic pr
MARI election.
THE TIMES is authorized to announce
HON. l.. l.. BERRY, OF Critenasa
county, as Il candidate for the Office Of Sess'
tor from this, the Seventh Senatorial Dlstrss.
OF Arkansas. subject TO the action OF ths
Democratic party.
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For County and PROBATE Judge.

TOT OOuhty and ProDate Judge.
THE TIMES is authorized to announce
"a lire n. h. NELSON ms a candidate for
the ONCE OF County and Probate Judge of St
francis County, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
HE TIMES is authorized to announce
SQUIRE j. e. RICHARDS. OF Franks
township. as q candidate for the office of
county and Probate Judge of ST. Francis
county. subject TO the action OF the Demo.
cratic party.
NE TIMES is authorized TO announce
SkNERAL GEORGE 7. TAYLOR as a
candidat for the Office of County and pro
pave Judge OF ST: Francis County subject TO
the action OF the Democratic parfy.
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POSSUM TROT.

Last Sunday evening Mr.. Alex Smith.
OF Tupelo, Arkansas, was emitted in the
holy bonds of ma.rimony 10 Miss Sallie
Maynard, at the home OF the bride.
Jacob Sloniker offic atng. An excellent
bridal dinner was served, which a six and
a fifteen pound catfish made all the more
tempting. Those present were A. SlunikeI
and wife, Mr.. Osborne and wife. Mrs.
Howell. Mrs. Worse, Miss Hattie Hart
man, MIR. j. NJ. Charlie. J. w. and J. f.
Swinea, and J. S. Hartman.
Ask A. c. Drake if his feet still ache
from his trip to Nettltton.
Health good. Farm work progressing.
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F or Treasurer

NJ IlhES is authorized To anno,,nca Mr.
y. +. HAMILTON as a candidate for
Frsn, a'i"h 10 the office of Treasurer of 81.
Democratic party. '"e'@e''0h Oh Tue
i III n lMES IS anihorized to announce Cant
t,ce a, r.. hAshlNS as IA candidate for the Of.
~, VI treasurer OF St. Francis Co,ntT snh.
slecrion ,ne action Of the Democratic primary
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-04-15
THE DREADED CONSUMPTION

T.. A. Siocum. M. c.. the Great
Chemist and Scientist. VIII Send
Free. to the Afflicted. Three
Bottles OF His Newly Dis
covered Remedies to
Cure COnsum ptiOn
and all Lung
Troubles,
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For REPRESENTATIVE.

THE TIMES il authorized TO apnounca MP
Z. A. WALKER ae candidate for the
ounce OF Representative from St Francis
County in the Lower House of the next Gen
eral Assembly. subject to the action OF the
Democratic Primary election.
THE TIMES is authorized To announc HON
i. W; DkROSSlTT. OF Griggs Township,
As candidate for Representative from AZ
frames County in the Lower House Of the
next General Assembly of the State of rkau
s s SUBJECT TO the action of the Democratic
Primary election. ~
To the Democracy of st. Francis Countv.-
IN making my formal announcement for the
once OF Representative OF St Francis Connty
IN me Lower House of the next General AS
semoiy; aeeIn brief outline of my views on
some OF the leading subjects likely to come
before mat body for consideration only dino
lue peop'e, among whom the greater part of
my ne mas been spent, having resided in thi,
eounV 'wenty-four years. In matters OF leg
isiatlon. believe that the voice OF the peonl~
should rule. That 4 legislator is only n ser.
, sant OF me people. hence should lesislate.
tnelr wishes and not solely his own h,,t
should give the interests Of the masses ma
nret ana highest consideration That the ner
petuatlon OF levee tax, like other special
iahd owners ard decided by majority vote
OF Inc same That freight traffic md rates
should nc regulated 10y a railroad ionmission
fai,t u fmi matters. II elected. promise
iait iul dischafge OF the duties incumbent
upon me, without fear or favor.
Obedently
S. NJ. BLALOCK.
He TINES is authorized to announc. Mr
a, p. D.. II. Bari as candidate for the Office
~ ~, representative from 81. Francis County in
.ne Lower House OF the next General ssem-
os vi the STATE OF Arkansas. subject TO the
action OF The Democratic primary election.
| hE IiML = is authorized 10 announce Hon.
VAN Il. lZARD for RepreseuIntixe in
me next General Assembly of tho State al Ar
Aansas. SUBJECT To the action OF the Delno-
cratic primary election.
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tor Surveyor.

THE TIMES is authorized tn announcs Mr.
ID. DAVIS as a candidate for the Office Of
Surveyor of st. Francis County subject TO
the action of the Democratic Primary election
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For Constable Madison Icwnshp
He TINES is authorized TO announce nv
Il. Is. SELLERS as ii candidate iot IN
Office of Constable of Madison Township, suy
Ject TO the action OF the Democratic prima''
election.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress-First District.

TNHE TIMES il anthorized to announce
4 HON u. ID. MCCULLOCH JR, as a can.
dioate for reelection 10 the office of Repre-
sentative in the Lower House of Con yress
IRON the FIRST Arkansas district. subject to
the action OF the Democratic party
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or circuit and County Clerk.
l Gro Pts i + auihorized to announce MR.
Tho of'S g. Is, MALLORY as a candidate fol
rrs o,aeS OF Circuit ana County CLERK Of 81
Democratie party. "e'io" Vi Tux
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You must fortify your system against H.
attacks of disease. Your blood must be
kept pure, your stomach and digestive
organs in order. your appetit, good.
Hoods Sarssparilla is tho medicine to
build you up. purity and enrich your blood
aud give you strength. 1t creates am an.
petite and gives digestive power.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-04-15

Hoods Pills are tn. favoriir famil-
cstharie, easy to tale, easy TO operate.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-28
WHAT NEXT A WINNER.
Frank Bell Also Carried on HOnOrs
nt New Orleans.

Fra NIX Bell Also Carried OF HOnOrs
nt New Orleans.
New Orleans. Dec. 27.-To-day was the
twenty-ninth day of the Crescent City
Jockey Clubs winter meeting Weather
clear, track fast. Frank Bell and What
Next were the winning favorites.
First Race-Six furlougs. Tallahassee,
10 to l. won, with Dave S, to and 8 to
s. second, and Timemaker, to l, third.
Time 1:15H.
Second Race-Five and a half furlongs
Frank Bell, 8 to 10, won, with Our Nellie,
40 to l and 10 to 1, second, and Prince
Harry, to l, third. Time 1:0S34.
Third Race-Selling, one mile and a
quarter Double Dummy, TO 2, won, with
Babe Fields II to l and 4 to 1, second,
and Judge Steadman, third. Time 2:1O.
Fourth Race-Handicap, one mile and
one-eighth. What Next, 2 to l, won, with
DIR. Marks 9 to l and to ?, second and
Clay Pointer, 2 to l. third Time 1:55.
Fifth Race-Seling one mile and one
sixteenth. Traveller u TO l, won with
Hampden to 5 and 4 to 5, second and
Lady Disda.n, 10 2, third. Time 1:49A.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-28

MOORE GETS NINETEEN YEARS.
Player of the ''Badger Game" Severe
Iy Sentenced in New York.

Player of the "Badger Game" Severe
Iy Sentenced in New York.
New York, Dec. CIV. A. E. Moore,
convicted of robbing Martin Mahon, ho-
tel keeper, of this city by the badger
game" was to-day sentenced to nineteen
years in state prison.
The charge against Moore was that he
consplred with his wife, Fayne Moore, TO
rob Mahon, and that Mahon was enticed
by the woman 10 the apartments occupied
by the Moores, and there compelled by the
husband to pay blackmai Moore was con-
Victed on his second trial the jury in the
first instance having disagreed. In the case
of his wife Fayne Moore, the jury also
disagreed, and the woman is now waiting
her second trial.
Justice Daily, in the Supreme Court to-
day, on the application of counsel for
Moore, granted a stay of execution of the
sentence passed on Moore by Recorder Golf
until motion could be argued for the
granting of a certificate of reasonable
doubt in order to enable an appeal TO be
taken.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-28
EASTMA.SS
IEODADS.
PREMO CAMERAS.
LIvINGsToN's PHARMACIES

Branch opposite De Soto Hotel.
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COLONEL RIVINS DEAD.
Was President of the First National
Bank of CordeIe.


Cordele, Ca Dec. 27.-(SpeciaD. -Col.
Joseph e. Bivens died at DR.. Aliens pri-
vate sanitarium two miles from Milledge-
vile, Ga, at 1890 O'Clock to-day
Col. Bivins was president Of the First
National Bank here. He was a member of
ex-Gov. Atk!nsons staff.
J. w. Bivins, his brother, arrived at
Dr.. Aliens sanitarium only last afternoon
with Col. Bivins for treatment and left
him apparently doing well this morning
The news of his sudden death was unex-
pected and a shock to his relatives and
friends Col. Bivins had always the pros
perity and growth of Cordele at heart He
was instrumental and rendered ready as
sistance to any enterprise that would
help to build the town.
Col. Bivins survived his wife about two
years. He leaves a mother and several
brothers and sisters, Rev. Lee Bivins of
Americas and F. J. and J. w. Bivins of
this city, being his brothers. His remains
will arrive here tomorrow afternoon, and
the funeral and burial will take place
here.
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HAD AN EYE SHOT OUT.
Serious Accident TO DIR. Il. ii. Will
Iiams of WaycrOss


Waycross, Ca, Dec. 1.-(SpeclaD.- DIR.
Benz. II. Williams had a serious accident
yesterday as the result OF which he viii
lose the sight of one eye. The doctor and
John NJ. Cox were out bird hunting, and
happened to be on opposite sides Of
branch, when Mr.. Cox, seeing a bird,
fired in the direction of Williams. suppos-
ing. however, that he was further up the
branch. One shot struck Dr. Williams in
the chin. and another in the eye.
The gentleman hurried to town and ply
sicians were called. 1t was decided that
DR.. Williams should go to Savannah for
the purpose of consulting a specialist. He
was accompanied by his brother, DR.. W
p. Williams of Blackshear.
Judge J. S. Williams has just received
a telegram announcing that the sight of
the doctors eye has been destroyed.
The accident is deeply regretted by the
doctors friends, and by no one more than
Mr. Cox. DR.. Williams is a son of the late
DR.. B. f. Williams a prominent dentist,
and is alderman from the Fifth ward
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-28
A WRECK NEAR vALDOsTA.
Several Cars DeraiIed But No One
Was Injured.


vaidosts, Ga, Dec. 27.-(speciaD.-
The shooay from Macon over
the Georgia Southern road had a
wreck about two miles this side Of Triton
Saturday night, and the wonder is that
nobody was hurt.
The train was little behind
time, having had many stops
along the road from Macon,
and it was speeding along at
rate of thirty-fve or forty
miles an hour when a freight car next to
the engine jumped the track. The car ran
on the cross ties for two or three hun
was off the track. The engineer, however,
was not long in detecting that something
was wrong, and he reversed his engine
and applied the emergency brakes. All
the power of the engine was turned back
wards, and this probably caused the car
to bound Gear of the track and roll over
down an embankment The baggage car
and mail car followed il off Of the track,
but did not turn entirely over. They
turned nearly over and hung in an inclin-
ed position on the side of the embank-
ment unta another engine and more help
was gotten to get them back on the track.
1t took until Sunday morning near day
light to clear the wreck. The train then
proceeded on its way, reaching Valdosta
about o clock. 1t was only good fortune
that prevented serious injury to the men
in the mail and baggage cars. The wreck
" as due to defects in the freight car,
which was loaded with cotton seed.
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ATLaNTA'S BIG BOND ISSUE.
MAYOR COLLIER HAS SIGNED $780,
600 WORTH OF PAPER.

Proceeds viii he Used to Retire the
CITY Ronds Failing Due Jan. 1.
Mavor Collier to Retire on Satur-
day and the Reisns of Govern
ment VIII Be Taken by Mayor
Northumberland Pass Through
Atlanta.
atlanta. Dec. 27.-(SpeciaD. -Mayor COL
,.,.eorr,od ono Of the last important
''o' -..-.-+,-. - A.. 49,, ~,
aus VI AIS
affixed his signature 10 20 CITY pou"s OF
the face value of $1,000 each.
NJ, .,,ly,oe7s Of chose bonds which have
~ p.t
peeh soiu 10 0Pe'iS' -
timore, will net $SOoO0o when VIII be u7ed
for the retirement of the city bonds falling
H., ~, Ton
Inc price pdo Oy the Pui0ii"7e'9
these bonds, which bear 4 per cent. inter
sst was 100 a. the sale being i'm point OF
-. ~. ,,,,-+ ,.7,,an+,oeo,,s the citv has
'''N
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.FAYNE MOORE MAY GIVE BOND.
EFFORTS TO PROCURE 1T NOW BE
ING MADE IN ATLANTA.

Former Friends in Atlanta Could
Easily Arrange the Bond If They
Are willing to DO SO-Attorney
Hin Busy at Work in Her Behalf.
Solicitor General Charles ID. Hin
May Go 10 New York in Her Be
bali.
Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 27.-(SpeciaD her
old friends in Atlanta will stand by her,
Mrs. Fayne Strahan Moore, the defend
ant in the notorious badger case which
has been occupying the New York courts
for several weeks, may yet get back to her
former home.
Mr., Ben Hill, one Of her attorneys, who
has Just returned from the New York trial,
is busily engaged IN trying to get bond
for her here, so that she can come home
TO her mother. This afternoon Mr.. Hill
said that he expected to secure the bonds
men without much trouble. and as soon as
the legal formalities can be complied with,
the fair defendant will be liberated from
the Tombs prison and started South.
Before her New York escapade Mrs.
Moore had many friends and admirers in
this city, where she spent most of her
life, among them both men and women,
who are amply able to make the necessary
bond for her If they wish to- Ii only re-
mains to be seen whether they will stand
by her in her present distressing situation
There is strong probability that Col
Charles d. Hill, solicitor general of the
atlanta circuit, who has a wide fame as
a criminal lawyer, viii make a speech in
the New York court when Mrs. Moore is
next placed on trial there. Solicitor Hill
is a power before a jury The friends of
the fair defendant here are convinced that
her best chance of acquittal at the hands
of a New York jury would be through the
eloquence of her lawyer, and it is in this
emergency that Solicitor Hin is to be
called upon. He is a brother of Hon. Ben
Hill, who is now connected with the ia
nous case.