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The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30
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FOR THEN
NgW! z WYEKN!

= bit
8 thought to bafne It.
~ recall that every knavs,
kery coward. can b brave,
q the time
{ sat hi. courage SHOULD b prime
hen tits ned.
keep your head!
5WhAt folly 'tis to lose II
Just the time you want to use II.
When the ghost Of some old shirk
Comes to plague you. aud to lurk
IN your study Of your work,
Ae.efs . hit,
Like enough win settle 1t;
knowledge Ii worthy prize:
knowledge comes to him who tries
Whose ehdeavor
Ceases never.
Everybody would be wise ~.
- his neighbor. ~ ~
Were It not that they who labor n
For the trophy creep. creep, creep,
While the others lag or sleep: .lul
Ana the sun comes up some day
To behold one on his way
Past the goal
Which the soul
OF another has desired,
But whose motto was: I'm tired"
When the task of keeping guard
OF your heart
Keeping weary watch and ward
OF the part
You are called upon to play
Every day
Is becoming dry and hard
conscience languid. virtue irksome,
GOOD behavior growing worksome-
Think this thought:
doubtless everybody could,
doubtless everybody would,
Be superlatively good,
Were 1t not
That It's harder keeping straight
Than to deviate;
And to keep the way of right,
You must have the pluck to fight.
st. Nicholas.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30
The 0nly way.

Distracted Papa--why do you let
that child cry 50. Bridget? Hes howl
ing all the time.
Bridget-Shure, sir. it's the only way
kin kape him still.-N. Y. Truth,
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30
4 Huge success.

"Does Mrs.. Buster make . good club
president7"
Il should say 70; she never wears
the same dress twice. Chicago Res.
ord. 81
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30
Denreclaterv.

Pat-shure, it's mesilf thot strokes
Wild me pick - regular a. clock.
The Boss-Yes; clock strolkse gsn-
erslly waust IN houF.-Judes.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30

The nickel.in- he-slot music box scan'
play for cent."-L. A. w. Bulletin.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30

There are many subjects on which you
have NO right to have an opinion, for the
reason that you know nothing about them.
-Atchison Globe.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30

A Future New Woman.
Teacher-M Mollie, what is the most intel
lgent beast?
Mollie- -Man.-Indianapolis Journal.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an A No.
l Asthma medicine.-W. K. Williams, An
tioch. ILL.,, April IL, 1894.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30

Our street cars are all personally con
ductored.-L. A. W. Bulletin.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30

Oddly enough, London cyclists are com
PEELED to ride slowly through Fleet street
Il. A. w. Bulletin.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30

Slipped and fell; bad sprain. N,
Mind. st. Jacobs Oil will cure It.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30

The Public Awards the Palm to Hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar for coughs.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30

There 10 no love 20 incurably blind a self.
love.-Chicago Daily News.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30

Any ache, from toothache to backache,
st. Jacobs Oil will cure. FeF 7
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-30

The interior is plastered throughout
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31
ANOTHER ARREST.
Morrison Taken Into Custody In
Connection With Pension Frauds.
Five Charg-s Are Made Against Him Of
Making False Aff.davits.

Late yesterday afternoon United States
Marshal McCabe arrested John Morrison
who is the fifth person to be implicated In
the big pension fraud matter. There are
i've charges against him for making false
affldavits and swearing fayolv In witness
ing signatures lie Is real estate and
mortgage troker doing business at 5c4
Westminster street. He is also notary
public. and 1t is said that be witnessed
and signed false afildavits that were made
before him. He\says that he can prove
that he is inuocefft, claiming to have In
his possession aifidavits made by hunson
in whicn Munson swears that the sigma
turvs 10 which Morrison became n witness
were actually made by the person whose
name appears on the document. Up to
noon touay he had not reen ahla to- find
hondsmen for the SIS, 0)0 bail required.
he was taken last night TO the county
court house and passed the night there In
q cell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31
MANDAMUS
ASKED FOR
School District Applies
to the Court.
REIMBURSEMENT SOUGHT
For District Property Taken by
Town OF Cumberland.
REIMBURSEMENT SOUGHT
AN OLD CONTEST is REVIVED.

School district No. 12 of the town Of
Cumberland, In behalf of itself and all
other school districts in the:town OF Cum
berland, and Dennis j. Shea. Charles A.
Englsnd, Thomas A. Pingree and James
Hindle, in behalf OF them selves and all
other taxpayers OF the said town, today
applied TO the Appellate Court for writ
of msndamus against the town Of Cum
beriand and to the tax assessors of said
town. commanding it and them, at their
next annual assessment of taxes in said
town. to order. assess ana levy upon the
whole town, TO wit the Taxpayers of saiu
town the amount OF said appraisal of said
school property, and TO remit to the tax
payers in each district their proportional
shares respectively of tho appraised value
Of the sctooi property in such district as
appraised by the commission.
Ihs petition recites that by vote OF
the town in June, 1894, the school dis
trict system was abolished and that the
amount which said school district No. IL
by the same being remitted to them was
largely In excess of their proportional
part of the amount to be assessed for
payment Of said school property In the
said town. Alec that the property CT the
school district became the property Of the
town, though the taxpayers are still liable
for the debts OF the district, and that the
town, though often requested. tas refused
to give the rt lief sought for by the writ
Stone & LoveJoy are attorneys for the pe-
titionera
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31
LOSS HEAVY.
Fire In Jewelry Establishments at
North Attleb0rO.
Blaze Broke Out in the Establishment
Of 4. 1. Smith a. Co.

North Attleboro Mass, March BIT.
I. Smith a. Company, manufacturers OF
gentlemen's jewelry, h. II. Curtis Il Com
rapy. manufacturers of silver goods, and
j. B. Maintein & son. enamelIers, To-
Gated in the old company shop in the rear
OF Elm street, this morning sustained a
loss Of Geo, 900 by fire and water.
The building In which tho firms were
located was three-story frame building
owned by the L. /. Richerds estate. ana
one of many large buildings occupied bv
Misunderstanding jewellers. 1t was 2:10
o'clock a. m. that the watchman discov-
cred flan es issuiug from L. i. Smith &
Compapy's packing room on the second
floor An alarm was sounded from the
box near the factory. Tie fire DEPART
meut responded quickly, but before
streams could be directed upon the flre, a
greater part of the two upper floors were
a raging furnace. At the time tie wind
was blow ing hsrd from the northwest,
sending showers OF burning embers ui-
rsctly upon the other tall buildings in
that community and for three hours the
plants CT aozen firms were in JEOPARDY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31
IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
Ryder Charged With Breaking and
Entering ana Larceny.
Had Been Previously Indicted but Sem
tenc. Was Not Imposed.

Gsorge RYDER about ysar ago v ss In
dicted ty the grand Jury for stealing
coats, hut he was ever tried and was re-
alessed on q premise Il good behavior.
The police had no trouble from him until
recently. On March 26 he visited an
uloccupicd house on Rochamtesu AVE.
nrc owned by Emma A. Handy. lie
found n tool chest belonging to George
IL. Chapman on the pr, misss lie forced
10 oren and stole three planes aud screw
driver, oil valued at t5.Ob.
I'm uolc ened 10y his succesS he Visited
tie sane houss again lest night and
stole three bits end n stock brace also
owned tv Mr. Cnapm an. This time ne
fell into tie clutches f the police, and
this morning be was arrsigred In the
rixta District Court. lie was charged
with l,reny on March % and pleaded
guilty. lie was stntsnced To twenty days
la jail. On tie cbsrse OF tfeskina and
enieTira I'm the night tire for the uryose
Of Sealing, last night, he Was bound over
to awsit the action Of the grand Jury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31
FAITHLESS
WATCHMAN.
SavOi on Trial For the
Stealing Of Plush.
TWO BOYS DEFENDANTS.
II Is Alleged They Confessed and
Implicated Savol.
SUPERINTENDENT TESTIFIES.
TWO BOYS DEFENDANTS.
SUPERINTENDENT TESTIFIES.

Jereui Savoi. Joseph savoi and Jere-
miah Frechette. who were indiote1 for
stealing 100 yards of printed colorcd plush
and 200 yards OF plain cotton plush from
the Centreviils Manufacturing Company
OF Manvills, were tried by Judge wiltur
and jury today. The testimony for the
prosecution was to the effect that Jeremi
Savoi, one OF the defendants, was q watch
man In tie Centrsville company's mill,
and be havID< access to storerocm, took
tho plush. That the two other defendants,
who are young boys, assisted him to take
stun away end afterward confessed.
1t is also alleged that be was seen tell
ing the boys what to say IL they were ar
re sred ana that he intended to 90 10 other
parts. Ire defendant, Jeremi Sayoi, ce-
nies tho charges, and IL Is claimed that
the ale ged confession OF the boys was
made under a suggestion that that would
be TIE easiest way OFT OF the dlfficuity,
the suggestion being maze by Detective
Laneelier of Manville and detective Pol
lard of Lonsdae.
Edw in X. Handy, superintendent of the
Contrevills Manufacturing Company,
testified that between January lst and
the Latter part OF February of the present
yesr the company had missed q lot Of
plush. Some plush WIS shown to him
and identified by him as goods made at
his mill. tie said In the plush exhibited
there was about as yards, and its value
was eco. 1t had ben returned TO nj ~
Officer Pollard. Mr.. Handy said this Sind
of plush was mace no where else.
Jerehai Savoi lad been in bis employ
from tho latter part OF Decem Ter 1897, TO
the latter part Of February. and he had
been discharged for not making the
falling teiug due to the electric clock.
The two defendants, Joseph Feohette
and Joseph Savoi. were in the Office OF the
company January 10, and ~ere asked In
Mr.. HanGy's presence IL they ever saw
Jeremi take any Of the plush from the
factory, and one said yes, he had seen
Jeremi wrap the stuff about his body and
the other had seen HIN take the stud
away in bundles early In the morning.
On cr0ss-examination to John j. Hef-
ferran, counsel for Jeremi Savoi, MIR.
Handy admitted that on rare occasions
goods wers sold TO the help, but be could
not say whether or not when sales were
pade to the help the number of yards
sold to them was put to the pay envelopes.
Mr.. Heffernan asked II Jereni Savoi's
wages had not bsen reduced and the reply
was I'm the affirmative. MIR. Heffernan
not discharged, but left because he was
dissatisfied. To Joseph Osfisld, counsel
for Joseph Frechette and joseph Savoi,
Mr.. handy admitted the statements OF
the boys were made in answer TO ques-
toms by detectives Pollard and Langelier.
Attorney General Tanner represented
the state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31
sIGsBEE WILL APPEAR.

The Ssnate committee on foreigD re-
lations adjourned shortly after ~ o'clock
until O'Clock tbis afternoon. Captain
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31
Fow.s Stolen.

About 2 O'Clock this morning hen
thieves visited the coops OF Terrence
CoyIe, who lives in the north part of the
town Of East Providence. and carried Off
$40 worth Of his fowls. Coyle claims to
have tracsd wagon wheels from his prem
ises to those CT Henry hathaway and
called on thu chief of police 10 recover his
property. A search warrant was Issued
and two ro.icemen we're sent to serve IL.
They wers rnabls TO lad any OF the miss
ing fowls, however.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31
Insurance Lic.ns. Revoke,.

Springfield. ILL.,. March 3l.-Insurancs
Superintendent Van Clsvs has revoked
the license of the Standard Msrine Com
pany, limited, of Liverpool, England, to
transact business in Illinois for failure to
make report to the department Of the con-
dition of the company on Dec. 81, 1897.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31
RHODE ISLAND
PERKINS HORSE SHOE co.

AZ meeting Of the Beard of Directors, held
this day, qnartcry dividend Of ono aud one
qua ter n ID pr cent wa. declared on the Pre-.
hrrcd Stock - this Company. payable the
htecnii cay of April, isss, 10 st5ckboldcrs ol
record April 4, is9s
Providence, X. l., March 81, 1925. mch3l.et
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31
GIVEN MORE TIME.

Washington, March 31.-Ihe Houss
COMMITTEES ON foreign affairs adjourned at
noon today without action. There was n
general exchanges of views and it was de-
cided that it was only fair Go the admin
istrstion to give it the few DAYS asked to
see IL the demands the president has made
will be agreed to by Srain before taking
aggressive action.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31
SPAIN WILL
NOT YIELD.

Report That Cabinet Council Has Decided Not to Agre. to
McKnley's Demands--New York Legislature Appropr-
ates Million For Use in the Event of War--Com-
mlttee on Foreign Relations Decides to Do
Nothing to Hamper Presidents NegOta-
tiOns During Short Time He Has Asked.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31

Why the response to advertisement, announcing
. Cut-Pr Stock Reduction Sale on Canned Goods,
has been spontaneous. Think II must be because
do not often burden the public with nonsensicsi
stste nts, and that when have anything Z, say
state facts Some Of the lines previously offered
has been all sold sufficiently reduced to be with
drawn from this SALE Here few lines added today;
so dozen Climax Cstsup l2c. bottle, reduced from
13c., but formerly sold at SC. to lSc.
About so dozen Flower Brand Salmon Steak, 1lc.,
marked from &c. now, but formerly sold at l5c.
10 dozen Niagara Cherries, lOc. can to close the
lot, former price 1Sc.
so dozen unequaIed Mince Meat, &c. package,
for three days only.
About SO dozen National Pure Food Catsup, to more
thoroughly Introduce it, i7c., regular price 22e.
Best in the market.
NOTE THS---In order to quickly reduce our large
Of Soups will offer for few days Quarts of
National Pure Food Brand Tor 16c. Everybody knows
the fine quality Of these goods, and they sold
everywhere for from IS to soc. can. Remember,
you Will find all these special lines marked plainly in
Red figures. Keep the lists previously announces
in mind. Providence Public Market.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31

If You Want the NEWS
Read THE NEWS and
You will Get What You
Want.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31

If You Want Busln<ssf !
Advertise in THE NEWS
And You Will Get What
You Want.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-04

H
Our Floater Representative NJ. A.
Dees last Monday introduced two
-jolht resoautinns IN the House, which.
were adopted, and went at once to- the
Senate. The first. resolution asks
Congress to secure from General vii.
son, Chicf.of Engineers, an opinion as
to what point on the Mississippi Coast
Is the most available and practicable
place for Il deep water harbor, and
asking Mississippi Congressman to
secure an appropriation for its I'm
provement. The other resolution pro-
tests against the adjustment ~ tho
Pearl River Custom House District.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-04
rocsLo,, Records.


The Ficay ulpe Bureau al jackson
SAYS = sssi -
While Colonel Power was giving
direct ions rs ~ The packing. lie picked
up n lung-lOst record book that he
made thiry.tArec years ago In The
Oiicc ~ the Ncond auditor at Hich.
mond, while L. was trying u put IN
shape for Edfyction The amount dye
deceased Mississippi soldiers. The
."hnal stat emaits' us to those were
all assorted an9 listed by regiments.
The originals swerc either lost In the
burning ~ RiSaMo9d or removed 10
Washingua with other s'c0nfedcratc
records. 12iS record thus preserved
has the naSNeyof 2li2 Mississlppians,
whose services were officially certified
to by pr0p<t uAicers. In addition are
the names Ii i94 who died IN the Rich.
mond hospitals and whose personal
effects, such as money, rings, picket
knives, Bibles, etc, were turned over
to the post QuarterIhaster. Inc
money aggregated about 5000. The
record Of ,2ll2aames gives the. name
VI tIC C"iutuidutt ICihuio''S"iP w Suo
deceased, nama Of deceased, rank,
company, When and where enlistcd,
where died and, cause, and other in
formation under The head OF remarks.
| .Culunel Powar HAS also tabular state
ments OF MssHsippiaas who died In
northern prisons, copied BY him from
the records ~ tic adjutant generals
office. AL these, and many other
valuable papers. relating 10 Mississip'
plans in the war, lie is ready To turn
6veritot tire, State whenever provision
Is made. fer completing and perfect
ing such recUrds -Ncariy every State
narth and ,slaatb, has caused 10 IL
compiled .aH6, published rosters VI
| tllcir. tr6opsi1 the great 0,nhict. II
Is rather latprrn0wi. u begin, but Col
onel; Power rs III the opinion that az
approximately complete rccIrd can b.
mace, and he1wouldl gladly undertake
IL If the STATE wOnld give him TIN
clerical help necessary. The Senate
two years agn, passed a hill to this
effect, but IL tailed 1h,Ihe House, Thu
Mississippi NIvjsoin. U. Z. ", ha,
twice adopted resolutions requesting
that the recorl be made. ~ ,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-04

Capt. Matt O'Brien, United States
Supervisor Of Steam Vessels, died in
New Orleans last week, after a linger-
ing illness, at the aye Of 81 years. He
was aRallant Confederate soldier and
served in the Confederate navy, and
was on board the Inflated Alabama
when she went down under thc|guns
Of the Kearsagc off the coast of
France. w knew Capt, OBrien long
before the unplcasantness and esteem.
cd him for his many traits OF charac-
ter, and trust, that he will be uplhcrc
at roll call,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-04

During the month Of January cases
OF yellow fever have been reported at
Whistler, Ala, Edwards, Miss, and
New Orleans, and much anxiety Is
felt lest the winter will not 'be cold
enough To kill the germs. and at the
approach NJ hot weather It will break
out, not only at those places, but at
many Others in the South. The theory
that yellow fever may he and has
bvep generated on the Gull Coast. IA
gainiaR ground, aud il will be well to
have our own Gulf ports cleaned up
before going ovrr..to Havana.-Clark>-
dale Challenge.
The GiIf Coast towns have been
thoroughly fumigated and cleaned up,
and all the germs arc certainly dead.
There Is no probability OF the fever
breaking ont here next summer, or
being, imported from Havana. We
predict ahealthy summer and fall on
the Coast.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-04
%onFEpeHEr PENSIONS

below We present the full text of The
new law just passed Ivy the State Leg
islaturc with reference ~ the pay
mpnicuf the pensions ~ the Conlcder-
ate veterans ~ the State Via are en-
Titled totllcsc grHtuities. IL Will be
seen that the eatire amount that Is
duo " the pensioners Of each county
will be forwarded To the chanccry
clerk thereof, and that he will honor
all vouchers, which will be sent out to
all claimants as soon as the pro rates
are made. 1t Is expected that this
new practice will greatly facilitate
the payment OF all pensions, and no
one will be kept out their dues by the
| slowncss or LACHEs OF Others, when
the time for receiving the same rolls
around. Following is the new enact
ment:
An act to amend section 1925, cha pter
1902, OF the Annotated Code Of 1892
as to the distribution OF the pension
fund. N' "'
Section l. Re IT. enacted by the
Legislature ~ the State Of Mississippi.
that sectkn 3228. chapter l02, OF the
Annotated Code NJ 1892 be amended 50
as to read as follows: The Pension
fund Is the sum of money appropriate
ed by the Legislature for that PUT
pose; and shall be distributed annual
ly among Uire persons entitled thereto
as follows: That the auditor furnish,
the chancery clerk 0f each and every
county in the State annually u list Ol
all pensioners aud the amount cacll
4 %DensiUner is tO fQcefve->alsU' tSste his
warrant To the county treasurer on
the State treasurer for the amount
due that county on account Of pen
si0ns US per list furnished chanccrS
clerk on the tirst Monday in NoveM'
Der, or us soon thereafter. as ,practic
iblc. The auditor to- notify tht
chanccry clerk that he has issued sale
warrant on the county treasurer. ant
charge him with said amount. OF
the receipt ~ this notice the chancer,
clerk to issue his warrant on the pen
sion fund in favor ~ each pcnsi0nel
and for the amount due him as shows
by the auditors list. Said warrant t,
be paid by the county treasurer out o
pcnsion fund; the general bond Of tht
treasurer shall be responsible for salt
fund and the faithful discharge VI hi
duty herein required.
i. Sec. q. That on the frst day Of Ma!
Of each year, the chahcery clerk shall
report to the auditor the names o
sucir pensioners Is have not draw
their warrant in account nf death .
removal from State or from any othe
cause, and the county treasurer shall
pay back inm' the State treasury tn,
amount on hand for such unclaimed
warrants. '.
Sec. 3. That none OF the officers il
/ this act shall be entitled to any com
| pensation for their services. "a
Sec. 4, That this act take effec
from and after It's passage.
Approved Jan. p, 1893.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-04
Sherin's Sale.

Or
r. c. Lucn & sos Amount of judgment sa4o "a
C. NJ. HowE.L .G.s5.
I, the undersigned, sheriff of Jackson county,
Mississippi, will, on
Monday. the 7th day of March. A. b. 1898
between the hoursaf II o'clock a. M and 4 O'Clock
p. M. sell at auction to the highest bidder or bid.
ders for cash. at the front door Of the courthouse.
in The town of Scranton, Mississippi, the following
Described property, or M much theIe cot az may br
necessary to satisfy the hereinafter mentioned
writ and all costs, u. writ i
Sw4 Of sci, see. 10, 7 IS. R7w.
Nwi of net sec. IS. T2s. R7w.
Nci Of sw{. sec. 10 T2s, R7w.
Mel Vt sci, sec. 10, I 2s, Rsw.,
in Jackson county, Mississippi. said property
having been levied IN by ME on the 10th day Of
January. A.. d. 1899. as the property Of y. NJ.
Howell, by virtue Of a wri of execution issued IN
the above styiet ease by +. H. Lewis. clerk II tn,
circuit court uf Jackson county, mississippi, Uu
the 9Th day Of January. A., u. 1893.
Witness my signature this, the 81 day Of Feb
ruary, A. d.. 1904, 49,. =. b
c. d, MOORE, Sheriff.
February 4, 1893. slit
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-04

Congressman Love Is getting him.
self into deep water. ut least he is
making u desperate. effort to that eff
feet. We do not mean that he Is dn.
inR anything wrong, but that he Is
trying 70 get an appropriation from
Congress to clean out Pascag0ula
river up to the intersection OF Dog
river, and thence three miles up Dog
river for the navigation Of Muats.
Congressman Love ~ making more,
friends now than heretaf0re for the
fact he is doing morc.practicable work.
1t Is true that tile most. OF his work IL
confined IT, the coast, but 10 is ap-
preciated by hia,cOnstitucnts In these
pine woods all the same. $40 .E 4
Hatticsburg Progress.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-04

Harry Gibson was tried in the Cir
cult Court Of, Harrison County last
week, aud convicted Of THE murder OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J, s. %Parkhurst, on the
night of Oct. 2Ist list, on Back Bay OF
Biloxi, in Harrison county. The jury
were out about an hour, and a half,
Judge Wood sentenced Gibson to be
hanged, on Tuesday, March. 8, 1898.
The case will probably be carried Il
the Supreme Court.