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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-09
Sraat.a lbnm fur Bilbelm.

9as 8ra&t.G Ibum, tpsI&ss Der Rurb.
bfli&e Sdneerbunb BEN bsuti&sn Raj.
ier als 8eseneabe for befsn @sfHeni,
ben Raiierprsis gum 8rooilpnsr San.
serfefte. dbsrienben tpirb, in isinsr 8ols
leuouue nabs. Das album IN Elm poa.
itdnbisss umerifanif&ss grcbuit. Der
nmi4lae bes album III aus BEN fsins
fen amsrifanifdsn alligator. 2sbsr bsr.
esftsut uno init prddtissr Relisf.N rbeit
uerfeben. Auf Der 9orbsrieite Iinfs
Oben erblidt man Srau RuIiea nit elmer
Arabeste an ibrer Settle; bic &rabests
trdet elm Sdilb. auf psl9em Der ameri.
taaii&e aOIer anssbra6t it. Sn Der
Dlitts tuiro in prd&tiesr Ausfdbruns has
Wappen oes beuti&sn Rei@ss einsn
PIas fnbsn. Die @dsn iinb nit aorn.
bInmen, 2isbIinesbIumsn bes aaiiers
Bilhelm l., eef6modpOQ beeorirt. Die
&ddislis oes 2ebsrs llmidIuses tpiro bas
Ronosramm bes ,NOrb5hli9sn Sdn.
%8srbuness," ebenfals in erbabsnsr glr.
belt, aufpeiien. Das Snnsrs bss als
buns tpiro aus spsi Wafip ilbsrnsn
Bldttern beftebsn. gluf Settle | psrosn
Die eeutite 8eidsfabns un6 ons amsri.
tanif4e Sternenbanner, iotpie bic Bap.
pen bsiber 2dnber anssbra9t tpsrben
4uf Settle Q eri6sint in aItbsutIder
S6rift Der Wortlnut bss Sanfsspctums
oes Norb6fliden Sdnssrbunoes. Die
3. Settle btinet bus 8uiisr.9 rsiSlsib in
lsrt uno 0oten. unb auf Der 4. Ssite
pitb cine Barbe, cine Ra1biloung Der
6i8ur bes 2aiierprsiiss, einerapirt isin.
Oas sanSs Werf pirb our1 2soer, Rie.
men auiammenssbalten. Das album
piro sln Runipetf stitsn STANCES tpsr.
ben; pdrois. einsm 2aiisr aIs @sidsni
in8ebotsn bu tperoen, unb tpirbie Der
8eter, Der Sanger 6es Rorb6hliGtn
SdnssrbunOss. Ser 2~ottsnpunii, Der
eitpa $1,000 betrdet, 1T babin sstsssli
i%poroen. oaB bic SGlfte aus Der 8unOes.
taht bssablt unc bic unbere Siifte bur6
8tttId8e Der einstlnen sum 8unbs es.
bDtissn Sersine seosd, pito. Das vi
cum plrc benz osuti6en 9olf6aftsu In
BoiblnB;on. o SOlsben. behufs uss
bermltteIunS an ben 8aiier Wilbslm
tibsrrsitt perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-09
bon Der 4snnerin sur Saronin
unb Wairratskerriu.

Bis elm Roman iIinst bic @sf&i&ts
bon Ranep Rober, bsren Cob ibrsn an'
ssb5rissn in gai&Osus, 8. g., aus
9suti1lanb semelbst ipurbe. gus gutter,
aber bsrarmter Samilis fammsnb, tpar
fe i&on bon 2inbbsit an barauf anee.
tpisisn, far ibnen llntsrbaIt su iorssn,
nm ibrsr SGpsitsr ni&t our SAP 3u
fallen.
SIM Scmmsr 1898 fam fs mad Rsp
gori unb srbielt cine StsQuns oils 8sQ'
nsrin i'm MiQs Sotel, Ro. 3. DaieIbf
Istnts fs Sobn bon Ranien. Der ben go.
Zen sinss 8u6baItsrs unb aaHirsrs bee
fIsibets, %iennen, uno 1sibe fanosn @obI'
e%sfalsn on chamber. sIs Ranep aber
aus Standardization ibre Stelune
aufssbsn iOate, ba fabrts bon 8anisn
furs snti&IORsn bic @slisbts sum AItar.
Das iunse paar besab fi@ mad @bisasO,
mo es bic SIittertuoden i'm Suuie elmer
8srtpanbten bes iuneen gbemannes Der.
Isbts. Spdtsr srndbrts bon Ranisn
feline aus Sruu unb SObn&su bstebsnos
6amiIie, inbsm er ii4 Der Wuftt pio'
mste. @ines Cages fab bic iunse Sruu
cine Anseise in Der 9eitune, bub elm
Sobn bon Raufen ssfu1t tusroe, unp ais
fs ibrem Wanne babon Wittbeiluns
ma&ts. erfubr fis, baB er aus sinem
alien babiiden @si&ledt FAMINE unb bas
Wuiorat isinss OnteIs essrbt babe.
S&lsuuisit beeab iid ons iunes Baar
mad Der alien Ssimatb unb nabm bon
BEN bsrrIi6sn Samilisniis bel 9fOr3bsim
SeiiB. Ser iun9e Srau purbs IN 8e'
fsai@aft einesfdbrt unb aud bel SCfs
uorssitelt. unb uneeiribtes @lld
bsrri&ts i'm 8anien'i6sn Sauie. 0us
5&idfaI bat nun benz Slid nit raubet
9ano Elm pl5bIides Gsbe bsrettst. 4uf
einem Spaslerritt putoe bic iunee 6rau
pom Yferos eei6leubsrt uno erlue ben
srhttenen idtperen inueren 8sI!,sunssn.
Sin iisfsebeuster @uite, Der Ourt ben
STAN unb bas SsrsIeiO felbii uuf bus
Sranfsnlaeer pepuifsn plroe, itsbl
irausrno on Der Babre fsinsS eslisbtsn
lunsss WeibsS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-09
ssIapars, e%adapanna nnO @sHsrn sabu

saolia-gnldbt Scranton fur Ytp gIprf
mn las, 300, $40. 8 20 une 1905, 0prmtt.
tags ! 1855, 1893 une $40 Ianmitass. 8nr
pbilaftlphid I'm 5 40, 500 une 1905 Rcr.
stns ~ So une 1888 9la9m. 6ir Stpurs.
burg, Tim 60 Rahmittass. Ril6. nue VIC.
epmmppatIons. 3us I'm 40 Rat mitiaes. Or
rtibi Spbofeu III, 6.55, 7.t6, 9.f6 Woratus
1913, 2.47, 4.4S, 7.t9 uue g.3S Ra1mittaas.
Srrtiti pbilaetlsbia nm 1000 WSr.; LOG.
3.4S, 600 une S.23 RaGm. &rTsint SuauteH
pcn Ntp geri ui II 30, los, 1 U6 uno 10 %
Mcr. 100, t.52, 5.33 une S.45 9a9m. Bon
Strpureburs nm S.u5 Wprstns.
RoroIi6-geldet Scranton fir 8ufaiU une
3rii6tnifatipntn, um II 49,. 1 10, 4.tO nnb
$50 Mpr.; t.55 une 5.lS Rahm. Dur De-
psau uni Syratuit I'M 4.t0 For. une f.55
Rabm. fir Utica nm Ito Dior. une f.55
Ra6m. 6ir Wontrpfe nm 8 80 Wpr ; los
uup 5.4S Ratm. 6ir Ri6elfOn um 4.i0 unb
els Rabm. 6lr SinsbamtOu, 1925 Born. u.
8 81 NaGm. GTrti1t SCRANTON ppn buffalo
I'M 30, 2 IS, 5.35 unb 1000 Wpr. $50
uup 500 Ra6m. Bon Sspteo unO Syrasuif
I'm 2.55 Yor. 1898 unp $50 Ra6m. Bon
Syrasuit I'm 500 Rahm. Bon liiira um Q 55
Wur.; 1898 uur $50 Nadn. Bon RihpI-
ion uni $50 Nor. uhe 600 Ra6m. Bon
RcutrpIs um 7.55 unp III 90 Dier.; 800
INV C.tO StuNpW.
gloomsburg Sibiion-gnI6bt SnantpH
fur Hprfbumbulane nm GAS, 10 05 Rpr.;
t.55 unb ssh Rahm Sir plymouth um los.
$40 SIS u. If .35 RaHm OUR Raniirct, $40
Wcr. GrTtibt RortbuR bulaHe nm 9.35 Rpr.;
ITO. 500 unb 8 As NaHm. 9rrti1i Ranti.
cole um $40 Wpr. Grrritt plYmpuib nm 200,
l.32, $50 unh 1890 Born Grrtihi Suan-
ton pom RprtbumbtrIane um 9 az Mpr.; i2.-
IS, 4.50 unb S.45 Rabm. Bon 3antitpft um
1t.0O Ror. Bon plymouth nm $50 Rpr.;
800 une 5.35 nup lilo Natm.
Spnntass, 3nee.
eiolib -9nllst Srranicn um 1 40, 300.
$40. $50, 1905 Nur.; 1888 $40, unb $40
Yahm.
R6rolid -9rIdst Scranton nm II IS, f..
10. 4 10 0POr. f.55 une 5.46 RaHm.
1Ieemsburg Sibifion -9uldbt Scranton
nm t0.05 NUr. unb $50 Ra&m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-09
Slutige Reppfte.

SIN 8onaes Gitaba, elmer 8oriabt
bon Iampieo, WtriiO, fsBtsn SO 8aba.
manager, @oniractarbeiter al Der msIifa'
niiden @entratbabn. sinsn aufrubr in
Sesns, neil elmer Der Sbrissn perbaftsi
tporben mar. 8iele Rseer Ct.
sriftsn bic 9artsi ibrss 2ap6smannes
uno bliutsn sinsn PoliJftsn bur&, tudbr.
rsnb bic msritanii&e 8sp5ltsruns fi6
auf bic Settle Der POIisei fs[te. 60
euifpann ii6 cine rsseIre&ts S&Ia6i.
Die Rseer erofnstsn o ibrsn Sdttsn
5susr auf bic Wsrilansr. 8psi Rsser
ipurbsn tSotlid unO 90 f6tper psripun.
bet; bon ben MsrItanern trusen u
spsi 8erlebuneen oupou. Cine Gompae.
ME Snfantsrie muBts ben Sumult untsr'
orlden,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-09
Die berhbmte Sduaerin antouia
4iuf ftarb eurdh 6ift.

Grit isst bat fi6 bsrauSssfsqi, boS
ARiolnetts Sarpsp, pelde Dor si
uieen 2asen cuff BEN GREENWOOD @sms,
tsrp in Rsp DOrf till bssrbist tpuree,
,bsntifd mar nit Anionia 2lnt. elmer
Orumatii6sn Sdneerin, tpel1s uuf bsibsn
Soften bes Oceans groBss gnisbsn
ssnob. Sic fam Dor 10 Sabren mad
Amsriia, lernte auf Der lsbetfabri
Samss Sarpep tsnnen unb bsiratbets i'm.
st farb nud LANCER 8ranfbeit. Seine
frau ertrunfte ebenfaas uno ipnnie fi6
ni@t msbr ~aufrnfsn, Obpobl iie ibrs
Stlmme bebalten bate. Sn Der lsbten
3sit betrieb iis in Tarrptoipn elm tIeines
Sotel unb 8oftbaus. Soripdbrsnb battle
fs nit Wlbesf6id un6 S6uIbsn ,u
tdmpfsn. uHo fe ionnte oes 2sbsns Mot
msbr frob perben. Sur in i~eItenen
Stunbsn iesie fie id ans alapisr unb
snt;iidts ibre intimiten Sstannten burb
ibren tuunbsruoasn @siuns. ROib uni
gnttdui6unsen orldten ibr i6lisbli6
Das 9lhldi6sn in bic SnnO. Die Cos
ronsrs'Surp absr eob rldf1tspOq Elm
lrtbsiI auf Cob bur& uHfoa ub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-09
Deutf&e 3eituusen ipinfdeu
feiueu enelif6en 9rin;en.

Auf ben Bunia Der 86nisin bon
England iparb bus 2eibenbeadnenib
Oss pI0bli@ perftOrbsnen Seposs bon
Sadfsn.@ Oburs' Sofia bis Samftas. ben
4. Iusuit, psrf8Obsn. Der neus StrSoe.
tpsIdsr ert tirsli& gum lieutenant in
Der preubii@en armse ernannt tpurbs,
mar Soft bss a6nies bon S&tpebsn.
Seine 9robidbrieisit srIanet er ERR i'm
Sabre 1905. Die bsutitsn 3situnsen
beipretsu tpieber bas llnpdnidenss
oab elm iOubsrdnsr bsuti6sr
Stat cine grbi@aft Der gnsIdnbsr
bleibi, bic bon Sanb su Sano ssbt. Sn
Berlin sebt Dos 9stidt um. bab Ssr,oe
Alfreo ieinen por3sitiesn Fob BEN a[sus
@sbraub bon Spirituoieu su
perbanfsn bot. Ct fol- isbsn Abenb
10 bsss6t sstpefen fem, oab man Jpn ins
8stt traesn mubte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-09
Su %Derfaufeu

Gin ututs, aus a6t .3immnn btfrbtnhts
@pbnbaus nit nipetrnsn Ginridiuustn, pplt
Got NIT 6ruttbdumsu, RaitnpIaB uue tiufm
l6Dutu Gar en-. S~ttitnrtee unb alss pua.
fdneia. Cine f6Sut Srmatb fir cine 6ami-
lie, in suiI Ra&barf&aft unb BEN btffn 5bsiIt
Der Staet etlsssn. puis Sc. 1000, Gin 5btil fann
ftbtn blnbtu. Rabsrss pirO In Der ,WpHtns
bIatt" SHist bdanut efmatL.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-09
Die SobOfeuer srausfataftrOpbe

Der @snsralaesnt Oss Rorbo. 2IOpb
6err @ufap 8. S6pab 1T ~perfdnbist
tuorbsn, bab be @sieaidaft ben SauOsn,
ireIdsn fs bur1 bic Soboisnsr 8ranO'
iaiuftropbs srIiiten, auf Q 1850, 900, nos
bssu bur@ 8srf&eruns ssbsdt. bersdnet
bot. Soften Die Waf6inen unb 3sfsl
Der orsi 9ampfsr ,.8remeu'', ,.Wain"
unb ,,SaaIs" aber unbsfbdOiet fem,
tpar6e fi& Der 8srlut um.s750, 900 ODER
81, 000, 900 perTinesrn.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
Gbe GUenina Gimts
FRIDAY. MARcH so 1ann.
The weather InJIcotion~

Rain followed by clearing during the night
saturday iairs fresh uoTtLerly winds
The evening times., 1900-03-30
5. KANN. SONS & co.
s. KANN. SONS & co.
The Busy Corner.
Open Uatil 9 o'CIo.k Tomorrow Night.

Our Lunch GrOtto in the basement very enticne spot
who wishes enjoy light luncheon. The Drip
N he cit
The evening times., 1900-03-30
DEATH BY SUICIDE.

The COrOner's Verdict I'm the Case
of Freeman II. Green.
The remains Of Freeman R. Green. the
former clerk in the Miscellaneous Divis-
ion Of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. who
committed suicide by shooting himself in
the head with a revolver at his home. sol
Flint Street, BrlghtwOod, about o'clock
yesterday evening. were this morcing
turned over TO an undertaken and prepared
for burial Coroner Carr had viewed the
remains and after deciding that an inquest
was unnecessary issued a certificate Of
death by suicide. The funeral arrange
ments have not yet been completed. They
are in charge of the widow OF the deceased
and Mr.. Parsons, her brOtherin-law.
whose home is IN Brigh;wood Avenue.
Green was thirtyiive years old and for
merly lived at Fort Wayne, Ind.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
TO BE IMPRISONED FOR LIFE.
George Ashton Sentenced by Justice
CIabauEh.

tHeOTEe AShAOh sentenced DG
CIabauEh.
George Ashton. oOlored. who was con-
victed a few days ago OF the murder Of
Ida Jackson, was sentenced TO the Mounds
vile CIV Va) penitentiary for life this
morning by Justice Clabaugh.
The prisoner was found guilty Of as
cruel murder as was ever committed in
the District. He and his victim, IL was
shown at the trial. had been friends for a
long time. and on the day the woman was
killed they had been drinking together.
A quarrel ensued over the attentions Of
another man TO the Jackson woman. and
Ashton, it is stated, knocked her down
with his fist and then stamped her to
death with pair Of heavy shoes he wore.
For some reason. which those who heard
the testimony could not understand, the
jury, In finding the man guilty accOmpa-
MED this verdict, as is their right, with
the direction that he be sentenced to i'm
prisonment for life instead Of imposing the
death penalty.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
RornI Arcnnum Officers.

The Grand Council! Of the Royal Arcanum Of the
District has this week held its annual meeting.
concluding With the installation Of the following
newly-eected officers; Grand regent, T. J. Londer-
green; grand vice regent, \. A. Fiegenbaum
grand orator ". II. Brigham; past grand regent,
c. r. ZappOEe; grand secretary, BenIamln White;
grand treasurer. c. l.. Heilt tun; grand guide, 4
Rosenthal: grand chaplain, Thomas Calver; grand
warden, W y. Lancaster; grand sentinel, Benla-
min Franklin; grand trustees, Benjamin Hendrick-
son; J. r. Gisburne, and : &. Brown Inc M
staIiation was performed by Hon. John Haskell
Butler deputy supreme regent.
The evening times., 1900-03-30

THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR-A grand fraternI
organization, the peer Of any, surpassed BY
nsne during the twenty-siI years Of its existence,
has paid 10 its benehciaries, the widows and or
phans Of thirty-fve thousand deceased brothers,
the munihcent sum Of SINTY-NISE MELLON DOL
LARS, TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN 1HOUS-
AND DOLLARS OF which has beegn dlsbursed N
this city; TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
1890 FRANCIS F. BATES. Grand Dictator, 1925
9th ST. NV; JOHN II. KING, Grand Reporter l0l6
st. Sc. mh9-Imo. EN-
The evening times., 1900-03-30

Lamps out tomorrow ..-.-4:J3 A.
The evening times., 1900-03-30

sI.25 10 baltimore and Return via
b. ~ o.
saturday and sunday, March 81 and April /.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
Tie sly AID MOO,

TEMPERATURE
Temperature Jt I p m--..-----....-......... 4
The evening times., 1900-03-30
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.


Justice Barnard today granted Rosa Robinson /.
divorce from husband Tommy Robinson, Ca
the ground Of desertion On motion Of Attorney
Peyton Gordon, the petition for divorce fled by
Mrs Arvila .McDonough asking legal separation
from her husband Patrick J. McDonough on the
ground Of alleged desertion, was Dismissed today
hf Iustice RaInard
The evening times., 1900-03-30
Columbia historical Society.

The Columbia Historical Society viii hold its
forty-siXth regular meeting in the banquet haH OF
the shoreham on Monday. April p at o'clock p.
N. The programme viii include paper on Con
gress in the Capitol in 1900 by Glenn Brown.
and one on ''Esrly's Raid and the Battle Of Fort
Stevens by ". Y. Cox. Both papers viii be il
luStrated by lantern slides
The evening times., 1900-03-30
snntched q Nyomnn,s Purse.

A bold case Of highway robbery has been .eport-
ed TO the police by Miss Mae Warren. who resides
at 40 Tenth Street southwest. According 20 the
report Miss Warren was relieved OF her purse. con-
tanning a small amount Of money last evening
about 6 o'clock at the corner OF Eighth and ID
streets southwest The negro who robbed her stole
up from behind. suatchod her purse and then es-
-apcd. running into Grace Court, and through sew
.ral ALLEYS TO avoid a pursuing crowd.
The evening times., 1900-03-30

National Theatre-May Irwin in sister Nary
evening.
Columbia Th=atre-Esank Daniels in "ThC
Amer" evening.
Academy Of Music-Cole and johnson in a
Trip TO Coontovn;" evening.
Grand Opera House-Cissie LOTUS aud Vaudeville
Company; evening
Kernan's Lyceum Thlstre-''Cracker Jacks and
Vaudeville Company; evening.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
The dolphin Homeward Bound.

The converted yacht Dolphin left Key
West. Fla, yesterday for Washington. She
has on board Senators Aldrldge, Teller and
Platt. Of Connecticut, and a number OF
their friends. The Senators constitute the
subcommittee Of the Senate Committee on
Relations with Cuba. and are returning
from several weeks visit to Cuba. where
Investigations were made into the affairs
of the island.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
TIDE TARLE

sun rises---..-5.52 An. sun sets......6.Is p
Moon rises-....J-5J An. Neon sets............
The evening times., 1900-03-30

Inc Hanney RelriFera JOrs I'm AT
sizes and styles. made Of sslid hard
wood. antique finish. lined with gal
vaniZed iron. sliding shelves and brass
trimmings; 80 inches high; ice G 40
capacity. 50 n. .9J.JO
Ranney Ice Chest. solid hardwood.
antique finish lined with gal 80 90
vaniZed iron. on..-................. ~L.JO
Step Ladder foot high.
strongly made and light 10 Q0C
handle. ..........-...........J ~
Towel Rack with three arms; &c
Handy settee. IL feet long. strong
iy made, folds closely like a camp Coo
chair; regular price 9'c. At...... W
The evening times., 1900-03-30
Spring Hats, Sl up,

Good looking. good wearing Hats for
q Better ones for SI.Jj. Top notch
e-s" in style and quality for 81 They're
the new spring DERBYS and FEDORAS-
and big big values at such low prices.
SES pairs GOOD SOCKS. 25, Spring
NECKWEAR, 25c. ECLIPSE SHIRTS,
S.
MOORE & CULLINAN. 435 7th St.
Successors TO A. 7. Lewis.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-03

and that the vote had been properly cast
for Mr.. Frank Mcneil. Mr.. Ransom
further said that while he knew that Mr..
J. d. Mcneil was a candidate for the
office before the last Legislature he did
not believe it was intended that he
should receive the support of Mecklen-
burg county.
ct was stated by Mr.. Mccall, Demo-
cratic county chairman, that he had re-
ceived a letter from Mr.. j. ID. Mcneil
thanking him for this county's support,
and that he had replied, informing Mr..
Mcneil that the vote had been intended
for Mr.. Frank Mcneil.
DIR I. w. Fason made a motion that
the convention announce by vote that it
meant to support Frank and not ]. D.
Mcneil; but upon a suggestion from DR..
r. J. Brevard that the matter should be
left TO the Judgment of the delegates
since some of them might have wished
to support Mr.. ]. d. McNeill-the motion
was not put to the convention"
This is one of the strangest things in
connection with politics that has ever
happened in North Carolina. 1t seems
that Mecllenburg leaves each delegate to
exercise his judgment as to whether he is
to vote for Franklin or James D.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-03

The success of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription in the cure of diseases pc
culiar to women, is beyond comparison
greater than that of any other medicine
prepared especially for woman's use. 1t
is not cure-all but scientific prepare
ton, the prescription of an eminent
living physician, still in active practice
and who, assisted by his staff of nearly
a score of trained physicians, treats and
cures thousands of women every year.
"Favorite Prescription has all invigor-
ating and vitalizing power peculiar to
itself and phenomenal control of dis
eases which attack the delicate organs OF
woman. 1t permanently cures backache,
bearing down pains, liberation, infan1-
nation and like ills by curing their
cause. 1t dries up the drains, puts out
the fever fire of Inflammation and cures
the corroding ulcer 1t makes marriage
happiness and motherhood blessing,
BY giving to women such an abundant
vitality that the baby blossoms into life
as sweetly, simply and naturally as a
flower. Sick women are invited to con-
suit DR. Pierce by letter free of charge.
All correspondence strictly confidential.
Address DR.. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-03

Mary e. Sherwood and her heirs my
house and lot on Mcdowell street, in the
city of Raleigh, adjoining the lands of
the late w. G. Upchurch, and now occu-
pied by Mrs. Won Hermann.
.. give and devise to Ida A Cowles my
house and lot on Mcdowell street, in the
city Of Raleigh known as the Wilson
place.
8. give and devise TO my daughter
Lulu T. Holden my house and lot on
Blount street. in Raleigh. adjoining the
land of Mrs. Strong.
4. l give to my son Charles C. Holden
and my daughter Lulu T. Holden five
North Carolina six per cent. State bonds
one thousand dollars each, to be divided
between them.
5. give, devise and bequeath to Mary
L. Sherwood and Beulah w. Henry twen7
ty shares in the National Bank of Raj
eigh and three United States four per-
cent. registered bends of one thousand
dollars each, to be divided between them.
6. I desire that the house and lot on
which | now reside and all my personal
property not otherwise disposed of to be
sold and divided between my four chill
dren, viz: Mary e. Sherwood, Chas c..
Holden, Beuah W. Henry and Lulu T.
Holden
Her furniture. silver and jewelry are
divided between her three daughters.
y
The will of the late John w Lee, of
this city. was probated yesterday. 1t is
written in his own hand and is witnessed
by Messrs. T. B. Crowder and n. Nj.
Rand
The document is short one, and in
simple language bequeaths to his wife,
Lydia E. Lee, "all my estate and property
Of every kind whatsoever to have and to
hold TO her and her heirs forever"
Mrs. Lee is named in the will as sole
eXecutrix. and no bond is required of her.
After Mrs. Lees death the property
goes to- her two children. Mrs. B. F. Mon
tague and Mr. Paul Lee.
Allen NJ. Page qualified as administra-
tor for the estate of Julia A. Snead
(col( of Apex.
Letters Of administration were grant
cd on the estate of Ira ]. Honeycutt, a
young man from this county who recent
~ died at the hospital here. Berry Honey
cult qualified as administrator.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-03
STATE TREASURER
SUED FOR LIBEL
The Suit Brought by Clerk
of Court Garner.
He ASKS $4,000 DAMAGE
The Suit Arose Out Of the Famous
Oyster Claims.
THE CASE IS TO BE HEARD THIS WEEK
The Alleged LibeIIous Languageis Contained IL
Brief by the Treasurers Lawyers
and in Progressive Farmer
{ dit0rial.

State Treasurer Worth yesterday
went down to Carteret county court,
accompanied by his attorney, Mr.. w
c. Douglass, to defend a suit for hbe!
brought against him by Mr.. l.. A. Gar
ner, clerk of court of Carteret county.
The suit grows of the famous oys-
ter claims eases that have been so OF
ten in the courts and were finally SET
tied by the last Legislature at about
half the amount originally claimed.
Garner alleges in his complaint (fil-
ed by his attorneys, Simmons, Pou q
Ward) that in March, 1898, w. II
Worth, State Treasurer, caused to be
composed and printed in pamTnlet
form and issued and circulated. OF and
concerning the plaintiff, the folio win"
language, to wit:
1.-The State is called upon to pay over
s., 600 which goes into the pockets OF
officers who confederated TO defraud the
State"
Also it is alleged that Mr.. Wortf
caused to be composed and printed
in the Progressive Farmer, and l.ub
lished of and concerning the plaintiff.
the following:
"A fraudulent attempt to loot the
Treasury-The State Treasurer has been
informed that many warrants were issued
by Festus Miller, clerk of Pamlico court,
and L. A. Garner clerk of Carteret court,
and when placed in the hands of the
sheriff were not served but destroyed
Under the circumstances every person
named in this list stands charged with
fraud and these fellows, Miller and Gar
ner, with their legal advisers are
claiming $5,61115 for their patriotic SER
vices in retaining and restoring to the
State what these people named have been
claiming by fraud
The defense of the Treasurer Will
be general denial of all the ali*ga-
tions set out in the bill of complaint
and pleading specifically he will Sc
forth:
l. That the language first quoted, os
printed in a pamphlet and circulated,
was not his. but his attorneys; was
the language Of MacRae 4 Day. used
in a brief without his knowledge. con
sent or suggestion, and for which
he can in nowise be held responsible
,. That the language quoted fro,'
the Progressive Farmer is not his. hag-
ing neither been written nor inspired
by him: that he owns no stock il the
Progressive Farmer. and is in nCWise
responsible for it's utterances.
AS a further defence it is pointe&
out that the Legislature after itlvesti
eating these claims ordered them CIR
down about half before paying tpenl
The amount of damages asked by
the plaintiff Garner is $4,000
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-03

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