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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-28
W. c. 7. u NOTES.

trhese notes are printed as furnished by the
press representative of the State w. c. \. u. and
this paper ls In no manner responsible for their
statements.1
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virus rKJu THE NTIPODES.

va,oo,,.r y C. Nov. News from Australia
Der steamer Miowera says;
The Tasnanian Government has teen over'hrowh
hv a vote q want Of confidence being carried IN
parlam.u ly a majority Of A. result the
Premier resigned on October 10
4 new compilation of the Australian census mas
been made. showing an increase IN the population
Of the colonl,s New South Wales has 10000. a
gain OF G0i f25 since lS.i Other colonies nave IN
creased Yroportonatcly.
steamer Waikato. which had been adrif Tor nearly
four months with broken shaft has been tOWeo
into sydney hy tho steamer Aslour.
Agents OF the Imperial Government are purchas-
ing horses in New South Wales for South Africa
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APPROPRIATION TO CARRY on WORK TOO
sMA11-pIATTs INFLUENCE SUSPECTED

APPROPRIATION TO CARRY on WORK TOO
sMArI.-pLATT"s INFLUENCE SUSPECTED
Albany. %ov Specialize Is becoming pam
fuliv anrarant 20 the state Tax Commissioners
tha, me legislature made far too small an APP
uropriation for the enforcement or the rru'0"''0
Tax act Only $1,000 was Appropriated ~ w
.,,,s this small Eft was made the Tax Commis-
siorers the statement was made ny me iH'H'oe'o
Of the Legislature controlling the matter 'ha' s"ov
,be Franchise Tax law did not 60 into enec' u',''
oc,olor there was no need OF larger app'0p''"-
zion as the Legislature Of 1900 wonl1 soon "''o'
ward be in session and Il could provide any "e0"0
funds 49,.
,he have immediate need OF far more than sIo""
For instance there are hundreds Of reports i'o'"
corporators 20 he examined, classihcd ana IN
alvzed Then there are Investigations 10 % I""ue
TO determine the accuracy OF Statements H'aue III
the reports George T.. Priest. the president OF
the state Tax Commission here this week
10 get some insight into the condition OF analrs
I'm regard 20 the corporation reports. ana was ap-
parenty impressed with the necessity OF putting Il
larger force of clerks at work upon these reports
Mr.. Iaycraft and MI Stearns, the other members
e the Tax Commission. were absent however ana
Mr. Priest could Go little to remedy the state
~ confusion In the Franchise Tax Bureau MI
Stoarns is reported TO he in and unable 20 come
10 Albany Nj Priest seems 10 feel also that ne
must keep The reports Of the corporations secret
until the method OF treating lH'lH S'''"'- '' ~
cidcd upon at "a meeting Of all the members or the
State Tax Commission. Not even list Of the
corporations which have made reports is yet ac-
ccssibe.
There seems 20 be considerable apathy on the
part Of the Committee on Taxation Of the Legs
iature u frlarine its appointed task Of reforming
the taxation Jaws OF the state. Appointed by the
last Ios.slaturo the committee aid not even meet
for consultation until a few weeks ago. ana there
is as yet DO public Indication Of its being at work
The State Tax Commissioners also are not getting
T. work with as much carnestness as the pubic
expected they would show In putting the Fran
chise Tax act iu operation. Politicians will soon
begin 70 think. unless more energy IS displayed in
framing reformat0ry taxation measures bY the
legislative Taxation Committee. and by the Tax
Commissioners in carrying into effect the Franchise
Tax act that the Piatt organization leaders for
some secret reason do not desire taxation matters
aei'atod until after Election Day. and possibly not
until Tie LEGISLATURE ~ 1907 meets The small az
preparation only $1,000. for the enforcement q ne
Franchise Tax act also arouses srsi icions That tho
leaders 0f me Iatt organization were not DESTROYS
that the Franchise Tax act should Doe vigorously
emf rc.l this
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1ENIHNcr rRou JUSTICE FURsMAN.
FIVE MEN WHO PLEADED GUILTY TO Man
SLAUGHTER RECEIVE LIGHT SENTENCES


FIVE MEN WHO PLEADED GUILTY TO MAN
SLAUGHTER RECEIVE LIGHT SENTENCES
II was sentence day Yesterday In the Criminal
Branch % The Supreme court over which Justice
- .r, 900. 49,. or r,,,-,ox
f0''ii"h pies'"'S' ~ ,'9' a.. D'"'ne
cases iu which Nanslaushfer In the various de-
&C.. ,.1 lo,. ,,,.al,, 20 and the nlea accented
- ~ " 49,, $500 49,. -, r,,s e',n,,o.
i4' "''' .l'' '"'''' W 49,
Of So i's West six'eonth-st. on March last he
conn. homo i,-oNicaf.0 and In a quarrel with his
49,. o.ts-,,d cnra 'rl,s,, and
VIE picked UP MS hA'-h''s-V'" V'i'" i-''i' AZ"
dashed her head against the wall He pleaded
tue. a.. ,,,,,.,,.,h.or IN tho frs, degree Justice
go ~ 49, - 80, 80, ia
Fursman said mat th'r' was some o'"u, 1'"' lie
meant 10 KIN the child. and he sentenced sullivan
TO five years IN prison
,,, 49,
The second cas-" Was that OF young soldier Doy
Thomas McGrath. who was member OF Company
], 22l Regiment I'm the Spanish war. On May 4
last ho shot and killed his sweetheart Jer.aie
Coyle On the hallway ~ her home, so. Az I"nth-
ave He pleaded guilty 20 manslaughfcr in the first
s, ,.,,.,.r Francis I3artiett who commanded
, 49,, ,....., r,.,-.-,,., ,t,. ,,.nue ,f.
tie regiment '''" 80 w '
regiment WIS stationed at for' Siocnm MoNia'h
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nVTrsSif,F<ING.

~~~~oo~ ~0-c.0~',~
HOT GRADE ladies tailor ana Dl'''
maker. forner' ~ ~ "' ,,s,,. T'.. ma
fer.ala .fuel Throughout Nitn i'-t ar
sak f0r So. regular price, $40, ',
ufrf0ef litter. exquisite w'iNinHn1''l ~,
o.. fancy waists h'rstl. auit. iNiIf nv
c.sftres cfe.. outing and gNf SUITS. '.'
r.v flr,ll. skirt lar Doe worn - N''n
sides. nrrrei shit wlfsts 90 nfN"r, - n'
wards work done ~ Wt '.''.i
''lf. ~ ''' ----------~-
A. nHrs-A'AFrR r.'f'ci n''rf
nrl original designer In elaborate '..
'r-. dresses w.'lire ~ ,' .'ii--trnansh,p
ru..i rt-eI .lp.ri.r - iull',H H'r,'
,.f. mates ,',.r $50 everything ME-
Gully. in5 We.' 45th s'. formerly WIN
IA -A.-gDAL GARMENTS AMI oin~,
nne fur, repalred. feiyef. remr'fllra
into iaies, f;yl.s ct eNo"ot1h'i "
mice. ladies' vn.iei on ~ their seph'n ~
Mr. u / BARKER. III wos' ""'a 49,
late with q. G Gun'her's sons. 0'h-fFe.
INF-~M MAKING correct styles. sif'Sn
designs. perfect 90. superior work Ni''
finish faultless SKIRT iro'p, r"-p.n.,.,y.','.'
reasonable, work shown NJ WIN TO
23j West 1''h &c.. near i''''iNnY.
DRESS MAKER ~ 3d. Altman g Co.,. 80
rrri.r.,I. excellent f'fer. latest autumn
STYLES bonn" or hf fle day, N"l'I'
FiYNN. - West 80
DRESS aal CLOAK MAi,ti;.-'-. ~,
Irar'0. rfsi class. rel'f Win 4lurN' 81.
nro.. Hu, lV Cav. nom" preferred. nl ny
ting M WILLIAMS l4i tu-f "'l ~
SEAL GARMENTS dvod and refn .l'il"d
p vc- cent lower than auf other house.
call ANA Doc convinced JA'h1'N.
Practical Firfi.r. .G West ism e.
crAISKIN garments. VII remodel f~if".
repair alter sleeves. make into latest
ffyie 70 rkeff. capcs. srarfs ana cnliafeii~~.
fne worker. GPIlG 1871 Vest 22d 50.
THE MOST reliable anl prompt -siaDl n.
rncnt 10 have your csthes cleaned. lye1
snd repaired: sklr's rebound Soc altered
and repaired by skilled w1r<nen. send
postal will call; prompt attention.
UNITED STATES CfcA NI$G IRN~S-
ING AND DYEING CO.. 80 West 18Th 81
near 9Th ave.
81 ~ SKIRT co.. 30 WEST 18TH ST -
Lads tailoring anl flnrr dresses az
ihe i1Vosf prices. perfect hi giaran''"l.
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FOR SALE.-At the ''rianO Exchange.
lOs lJ1 Wet a3i-s l. way ana ctn aye
functions. - new AID used pianos. so up.
FOR SALE. Tea RIP 4 IS for cents
Ct druggists one gives relies.
pUD%OGEApHS and RECORDS eN
.nangsI. nDH. Loud process records.
s. 30 i.r dozen AA talking machines az
cut rates. IMIlRE THoNoiRAfN 80.
. Vest 18th -t.. Sew York
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NrliQions Noilrrs.

All are welcome a. METRoPOLITAN TEMPLE 7ih-
ave and lsth. sf-Ir CADMAN Pastor Will preach
morning and evening Young peoples choir viii slnx
morning church open every Friday night
questions answered by Dr CADMAN Concert TO- Ugh,
Seats
ALL. SOULS CHURCH. Madison ave. AMI GGth-sf -
Services az u a. m. ana p H.. Rev. X IIEBEE NEW
TON Will preach 90 the morning
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MACIIIHT.Vi.
Old DOOKs not err AND SOLD.
PIsaOS AND ORGANS.

CHRl@TMAS PIANOS bargains IN a
few sh.p1o-n pianos. easy payments.
rented exchanged. pianos 4 other makes
cor4'ILfif ~ band 81 East lifh sf.
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WORK WANTED.
~~~~~-~~-~~~~-N~~0~~
Ainls

WORK WANTED.
1-ooooo0~~~~. ~~~~oNNN~NNO"~O~"0'0H
Mnls-
pArNTrP nanerha niger. wants Work TOT
iansioria private. furnishes nest iei'l,
-, reasonable prices. first 'ln9s ~ on
Ironrhes NADELMAN. 253 East I'm ~.
srow CARD WRITER you'd YORK ,t tor
stores or Advertising irTns' "''''''
3Oi Fast 18Th -.
--rr~nGpAprFR and TYPEWRITER
81. ,..,s' .xp.rience. c0nmerflh1 WIN
49,, o,ir. as.i@fAnf. und"rs'anis nr"nf
H., excellent references. fnot"ft'" NN1i
- start. work evenings T. - "N
giitur" Dr.c"
SAr.rsMA&. ~ years eS.eii nee. 'r'i's
. r-is.aeuf refpnn~ihl~ 80" i''" -.
I'm Nrr fnginrf 30 cp'nnl-"l -.
- S. ElSLIK lN'r NNN''.
svENoGRApUER and TYpEWiuI EF.
Beginner 'onnr man S .'. ..',.,.-,.e
Am.r.ran. very pr lfcierf. salary iN'''''''
~ BLADE 30 East stn -
sTAnLENNN 49, young man: or r.
rafs family. reference Cad lN'N' 0
nRhA. SO tnsi lls'h 80.
TIDROiGHLY experienced soda man
wants position. god eyi''. ',
fie-s WILLIAM MA>GhN. lip last
fltfl-4-.
49,. - No.. ...,.l.nt ,r.taf.
49, - .f.-f...f ,,.,rt evnrfn.- Al
'- ,,,.,r - :, .,.-. 81. pr.ltirr
Wa nNNN ,,~'9", o,o y -.t B.,
i'i'''N''' u. =, '''''' 80,
wArcuMAN. -nv middle aged man r.
CRY. eirc'iv temperate. last pla. ~
COMB %1' East l2'in
------------ --...-l Tl..
YOU ~ MN->. j., '"" ., 49, i,',...tr'~.' NJ
H.r"i' NJ WIN ''''
AVE. ---------
5000 80. --..... 49,, ,.,.,fi.n. 4
80 l....t,r ri.re- best ror
sonni rsfe-ence Address f.. x pIXDH.
~ f."-' lu..l 81 -
yDr-,cG uA~ l.lrr AT home p.lit Ike
,.,s,.ion RI Awning join cON%DHS.
~ ''"fo. w. Il-.N.2 ..
yOfN1; MAN. o. good ponman desires
,...,,i,, a. no. assistant shipping
.,t,.,, ..h.,. T., flitfg,s p.ra
. .',,.'',,. ~, is ,.ssih,e Adires. REF
r1irXrE H., g.; Tribune once
v~1-,-I ~ ~ hoo.e, and willing. IN
o,,,,,,g uier. b, lltranf
., .', IAN DO hot. public
rlree -.
yoryG NAN. 2. nye ,ear- experience
az. a. ,,,l1 80 s,,nl,h Al rc,,ren,.s
~ M ~, no r.4, ia,.. 49,
-. ''II'','-'-
yor-vr; uAT Win business experience.
wants I.''ltlon ~ ~" sD,,se Itr.s. =
..,, .. Tnnq ra,arA rr, y
- - --- - - -
--
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
c-o,~,~~~~~~>>~~~>c~
pr.TLrR Young calore1 man. p. d.
Sir '"ll' ,-'r.ee. .-t,-aron,. h.s,
r nv r..v o- c1ln,~,. ~HOrKLEY.
100 I.e N1.n w.. -. ----'--- -
- ~, .., COOK Nv married couple.
' 49,, ',, -.c.r.nc.e $50 WILLIAM
WHICH All. ~ i-'s' ''-n
---.-,-- -, ,....,.., .I,,f. middle.
I' lI,i-ls .',.t' '.'.'.',,,i refs~er.os fr
"ssi li'n. ".'' ,f, ,-i,...a f,t,,lf.
,.,,. r-rs,-h swiss ~ COZ
man preferred Address b' AH'' '
H3. ~ iir AWAY
-,
Hi ThER.-hy rseiul },.'I .,.-s..e
Can AZ 81 W"st jiih 81
----------
BrTLFR. 'nl1r"i man. m ~ itr ia.l
ily city reference. u ~ NJ NiNN J. f''
W'si 57th ST.
anre ana thorough cify reference. B4g
lsh. age y. town ~ country - IT,
BOX 40 242 broadway
~
l' i.fN "t l.....,.s ~
s,ea'v situation IN small prlm'e family
49, m.dera'" wages. French. SNis. ~ Ger
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Nclininiia Nptitcg.

ALI, SOULS CHURCH UNITARIAN. I'm T., nT' Rev
1TnW,s n SGJcf,R will preach at II a. m im,i,ei
at c.ose Of morning service The I"o"e '
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nIIIIAnD AND POOL TABLES.

>o~~~~.~~~~~~~>>~~
BILLIARD AND root TABLES. ~
and second hand. lowest prices eer-''
terms MAPN bpOS- ~ Union Hd"s'''
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>oo~1-oNNoD~~o~oNnN >NNoNo'ON"|~0|~''~
CARPETS c.~an-j Nv s'-an ~ nanr -.
-. 49, no,r careful Capct Clearing
G iSss Proaswey. t2i East +7th-"-
coz q BRANDT Tel l32 ssih.
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S"1f1sfross. packer. p. -ire~~'-| tesi =
errne's. 30 West 30ih So care %, n
r main
MAID ny Swedish person "a maid :,
elderly lati vel roc uWtrtei ~
dress 22s Fas' 3'th -. care NJ eior..
MAID Useful - lny1Ni isiy. - $40
stress Dlty ~ country q rf,e'e'N
~ cards -i1 fas' fai -'
MAIp ana sEAM9TgEss Hy pro,-s.1s
9 uns w0mlr. god il-ser. cr Tag
lrrWlik alone. highest references T.
: BOX ~ 1872 nr'alUAf
MAID a competent swiss wsM r. =.
waite family rltf references = :, 80
Mr. iasiiAn. il> East ail ~
MANAGING uorsrKfrrrR or cox.
iA\INN iil Wa1 'Nirfr-.s
riiA ~ c'un'r, in school, family n -
boarding house. references given X "
Gnir"a. J.. H. Box - 2'2 .i- ai''y
NURSE As thoroughly t.ui.''r, ~.
reliable Infants nurse. raAh.' ? ''f.f
entire rhare, 81 bottle fI baby -.
~fffls'frs~. best cfrf references 80
address COMPETENT i| East - 81
care : Mrs riars.
NJ KsD A. nrsht. frerei yolrs VI W
1870 would Ike position O. cor" f.f -,
tf"n up wait upon i1fli'i country ~
lrrrrl. wHKrs So. hes' refer'r - VI 80
-.
~ k~h iY Young German - -
experience. lMrfi.iNl. <>f -"
| u>th -
- itSE. l> Respectable yruns |oa'",
would take baby from hrff r. Nn,s.
iif1 Protestant g. THOMAS. ~ W.
a. 80 40 cards
~ N~f Thoroughly competent 'F -.
ftn' ~ growing Dnitfrr p~-i 50 ye,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

WASHING Fn~t cass frra'n .'D 'r a.,
tn l, Mmli, washing B, i.I.,npr -
cafaIns af mt Mas. Nv>N'"~'
West ,hfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
NGIFFERT HERESY CASE.
THE COMMITTEE PREPARED TO MAKE
ITS REPORT TO THE PREsBYTERY.
THE Rim. DIR. SAMPLE SAYS THE MEMBERS WILL


DO THEIR DUTY AND LET HEAVEN
TAKE CARE OF THE REST
The time for the committee appointed ny inc
,,o,,.yo-k preshyte-v 20 make its hnal report
upon the case Of Professor Arthur G. Mc''"e'''
who is charged with hcrosy, draws near. nm"
Tribune reporter called yesterday on th' '""''.a"
Of the committee. the Rev Or Sample al no
o.; West Twontv-third-st. 20 learn what progress
had been made with the report
The committee has not yet decided what II VIII
report 20 the Presbytery" said Or. sample Many
,,,i.eses have been made at what course 'hc Coli-
rni-te. Will recommend. and some OF these eueSsVs
have come SO near the mark that suspicious h"Ne
been aroused that some OF the committee .nti,
h.rs must have revealed something DO not thlnn
such is the case however. For my part. an M,
rosi,iv, mat have said nothing which co11 re
twisted into a hint Of what the committee VIII 90 90
The tim, for our report IS November Is ana !,
win he rcqdv on that date That Is All WI Say
aicu, H. / would consider It a breach OF tr'lo PIC
rrotv even 90 outline the report In ADVANCE - ~
prcsbvtcrv may reject the report. after an. II ~
secs m The work of the committee Is aTau9I I Hn
ungratcfill bat It Will DO its duty ana lei he"''"
take care Of the rest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
BOARD AND ROOMS.

LARGE elegantly furnished. surnv front
room. 1910 modern Improvements. hand
r. ne private residence, superior table
gentlemen 80 West ~ 81
nth ST. - EAST. NEAR 9TH AVE
N.ry desirable large room warm house
god uc ghb1f' Iol ine table. references.
18TH g.r 81 WEST Large sunny room
with bard. highest references given and
required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

Eemnle
gONpANfD& Refined American lady a.
us-flI companion {. lady during ist.
best 81 reference. j. MACkINLAi. 81
West lOJth Il.
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IiOAHD AND NOONS.

~-~~>~~-~~(~.~<.~~-~~ ~.~-~~-~~~ ~~~-
i0TlI-ST.. - WEST .- Families nnl gen
iiemen will md excellent acclmrnlda-
tcn. rooms or suits. with private tAt1.
table and service the best. references
BID ST 81 WEST .- High class house
suite, private bath, single room. board
optional. location most convenient. refer
enrcr
74TH-ST. - WEST Desirable secon !
and fourth story sunny rooms. with
board references.
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Hn9Eqnp s TN5 q HsT 81 GTIs rr'T T6
Pastor-Mcrnins. 1890 Holy Commnnion 'eninF 80,
peopies meeting Gao cordial welcome 70 Stranger
nrOoMINGDALE CHURCH Broedway o,'s -. sie
MADISON e. PETERS breaches H. - ne l.'.s"' a.9o
annuai set u. u. ' eonnc N,,enher s. r. DE WITT
TALMAGE. on The Bright Side % Inllts'
BRICK CHURCH.
urTERt'Yi 1v' Sx az" nYEF fasar
Services sunday. November 3ih
Dr. VAN DYKE. VIE Ifes,h a. IL u. M.
Sa'T"'' at ,io.c ~ service
Rev JAMES MAR rAnR .. j Hl y 1Tfn'0 Mt $50 '
ysgos M.n; l sea,,, .'. rs ,b he CHAPEL
we S29sisS" So ''' ,'5 at ool.cR M
BROADWAY TAnrRXAAcll,E., c 1,l.I,
~ ReT va sgT1s'' r. o ilnfrfRso7 i E. vii r.ah
morning 'rl c'sg,7e a, l. ~ 'I ,s. nl~ oas.
tondac,el iy WA II THOMSON NJ D. rr'>er melting
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH West s7th-s, near
9Th ave- nr MAcANTHrK breaches morning Evening
Mrs BALliNGToN BOOTH speaks.
CALVARY cl1ncn IN ave. and ll, 2i. .,. g;y
ma ID fA m IN ming pray sermon and Wor c.
evening eve. i5s'''''
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. '2l s.. w., Of IN
ave. FRANK NJ GoopC HID ras'or ID,
stricken Universe" Baptism az night E'oryi by vel
come
CENTRAL coNcnEGA =, cnrncH 10 %,1 2ao
IAN IorR ,c Hn ''.a15 s1,e rae rae cay e
rureatory anh Paradise
CENTRAL. rRrsrYTERrAH CHURCH; Vet ~, 81
tsweep I3roaa~es -nf I'm 9Te,. ~ & a., II m
ara a, r. s,'s''h s,h ,,aa al Ies,ing weinesay
at :
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ABSOLUTELY Pure
soYAl sAxxo po~sss o., NEW yo.x

back. 1t cut an intestine and a
large blood vessel. The primary
cause of death was the gunshot
wound and the secondary cause.
hemorrahge. She was not enciente.
The jury expressed itself as
being satisfied with the evidence,
in so far as arriving at a verdict
was concerned and no further tes-
timony was taken. =.
After a short determination the
following verdict was returned:
We, undersigned jurymen, find.
that one Mrs. John Nj. Stuart;
came 10 her death from gun
shot wound inflicted by the hand
of one w. II. Crawford, wifhA,lly
and maliciously, and that JIG.
Dorm, j. b. Cooley and j. b. Cole
man are accessories to the crime.
The inquest was'held at Shields
foundry. There were few people
present outside of jurors and wit
:.
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was faice, Pension.

.;.;.u,, persi0E Boards
"''oii''''y dy met viii
in support OF the pre- places of
SooL;nn of h,s )E5th instant.
y pms for pen
Senator Tillman dc of last year.
,;l,;ons of dollars ,: notice and
promptly.
Isquandered by the gssent them
bn feathering the nesleA ANEny SN3unty
'Armor Trust, and he felkESDAM,
/ senate and country oughtRLxno I
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McLAURIN'S DENIAL.
He Says there is no Truth i'm the
Report thaS he Is to be Made
Il Circuit Judge to Pay him for
his Vote in Favor of the
Treaty. :,

ashington, Feb. Ex-senator.
McLaurin says there is not the
slightest foundation me rumor
that he may be appointed by the
President to succeed Judge
Slmonton in the event OF the lat
'ters retirement from the Bench.
The report seems to have been
started by some Of Senator Nc
Laurin's political enemies becGGse
of his vote in favor of the ratifi-
cation of the peace treaty. Sen
ator McLaurin says the report is
hardly worth dignifying with a
denial, and the first he heard of
it was in letter he received YES
terday from personal friend in
South Carolina, who stated that
such report was heing circulated
in certain parts of the. State
Neacs anil Courier.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-03-01
AFTER THE GRIP-WHAT?

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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-03-01

mouth. Mrs. Stuart was from
the first re cOgniZed to he IA a
very dangerous condition. aud
the physician refused to let anv
one see or talk to her. Sh. was
so weak that she could tell no
coherent story of the horrible
affair.
The only eye witnesses were
Israel, a deformed Negro, wh"
cares for Mr.. Stuart's horses. and
Mr.. Stuart's oldest child. IA g,rl of
12 years. Putting it all together,
1t appears that Constables Cole
man, Dorm and Crawford wen, to
the house about 6 30 o'clock to
search the premises for whiskey
said to be there. Mrs. Stuart re-
fused to let them search the house,
and s mt for her husband. When
MIR. Stuart arrived he was very
much enraged, and positively re
fused t" let the premises be
searched. Crawford is then SAID
to have slapped Mr.. Stuart's face.
AMI the alteration ensued. So
far as can be learned none of the
other constabIes used their fire
arms.
| The constables were accompa
MED by j. B Cooler. formerly an
smplnve at NJ mnaugh's store. and
recently a guard at the penlten
tlarv He saws that he is eXpect
ing commission as a dispensarv
constable.
COEONEH'S : INQUEST.
The following is from the Col.
umbia Evening Record of Feb
ruary 27:
tn" cltv has quieted down to
normal conditions since the eX-
cIlemrnl Saturday night ,althOunh
there IS a feeling OF deep indigna
! non over the affair.
Mrs. Stuart died yesterday af-
lernoon at > 20 O'Clock AT the hos.
pItai. E'rIy yesterday morning
the phN~lcian had given up all
! hop" OF her recovery, and she
! gIatunIlv sank untli death re.
h.v"d her. Her BODY was re-
moved to her late residence last
! nlgnt. Her death - indeed a sad
ami pltlahlr one. Her husband
! roul! not he with her wnen the
END came, owing to his own
wounds, and the httlr children