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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-06-21
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court convened for a short session
Monday morning at 9:3o, with his
Hon. Robert r. Little and Associates
Fox and Kurtz on the bench.
VIM. H. Smith appointed Chief
Burgess of the borough Of Benton to
fill upexpired term of c. l.. Hirleman.
Prentiss Tool and supply Co. VS.. c.
B. Oil. Petition of Esther J. Lock
ard, Administrative, to be made party
defendant. Petition granted.
Petition granted to d. c. Welliver,
Administrator of Catharine Welliver,
to bid at sale of real estate.
Return of sale by Annie M. Skeer,
Guardian, confirmed and she directed
to make deed. Petition of Mary E.
Solleder for leave to make payment
on testamentary lien and for an order
authorizing the guardian to whom pay
ments are made to execute release.
Court appointed J. G.. Freeze and w.
II, Rhawn auditors to examine into
and report to the Court the kind of a
decree to be made, etc.
w. ". Black, Sheriff, acknowledged
deed from himself to Elias Krebs tor
lot of land situated in Catawissa Bor-
ough, notice having been posted in
Prothonotary's Office as required by
law
Estate of NJ. Louisa Schuyler. Ord
er of sale granted.
John Chapman appointed guardian
of Annie and Joseph Chapman, minor
children of John Chapman. Bond APP
proved.
Adjourned.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-06-21
MRS. B. FRANK ZARR.
Death Came Suddenly While VISITING at will
Transport Last Saturday.

The following is taken from the
Williamsport Gazette ami Bulletin Of
Monday:
"Mrs. B. Frank Zarr.of Bloomsburg,
wife of prominent attorney of that
place, died in this city Saturday night
while visiting at the home of her
brother, f. E. Person. Death was due
to apoplexy.
Together with her husband, Mrs.
Zarr left home about ten days ago on
their annual driving trip through Sui
livan, Bradford, Tioga and Lycoming
counties. They arrived at William
sport on their return trip about noon
Friday and decided to remain here as
guests of Mrs. Zarr's brother until
Monday morning. Saturday evening
while seated at the supper table Mrs.
Zarr suddenly complained Of an ap-
parent attack of indigestion and dizzl-
ness. She was assisted to couch in
an adjoining room when she lapsed
INTO Inconsistencies and died in less
than twenty minutes.
Frank, Mrs. Zarr's youngest son,
who was to have joined his parents
here, arrived a half hour after his
mothers's sad DEATH"
A telegram from Williamsport in
forming Deputy Pro,honotary, r. Rush
Zarr of his mothers death was received
by HIM Saturday evening, and was a
great shock to him as we'll as to the
entire community.
Mrs. Zarr has not been in good
health for some time, and 1t is said
that her family physician had informed
her some time ago that death might
come to her suddenly at any time.
Mrs. Zarr's age was So years, and she
was an estimable lady. When health
permitted she was an ardent worker
In charitable and religious affairs in
the Episcopal Church, of which she
was devout member. She is survived
by her husband and three children,
namely; R. Rush Zarr, deputy Pro-
monetary of this county; Mrs. Charles
Hess, who resides on her fathers farm
IN Scott township; and Frank P. Zarr,
who lives at home.
The remains were brought to
hloomsburg Monday morning and the
funeral was held at the house Tues
St ten o'clock, services being con
quoted by Rev. ID. N. Kirkby, rector
OF St. Paul's Church.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-06-21
A Tent Meeting

Will be held IN Berwick beginning
Friday evening, June 22nd, to con-
tinue a week or ten days. The deeper
spiritual truths will be taught; Christ's
Coming and Divine Healing. One or
two missionaries will be present.
Good singing and speaking. All
Christian people invited.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-06-21
improvements at Sunbury.

The Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany intends to make some big I'M
movements at Sunbury. The most
notable will be the enlargement of the
passenger depot. A three story brick
addition will be erected on the north
side, with a frontage of forty feet. I'M
movements will also be made in the
r. F. yard in the way Of new tracks,
etc
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-06-21
Ourbstone Market.

By order of President Ikeler the
curbstone market opened Tuesday
morning. There was good attend,
ance. The chief products offered
were: cherries, 8 to 10 cents a box;
strawberries, S to 10 cents box; peas
beets, onions, and the usual line OF
garden truck at usual prices. Most
of the wagons pulled out at o'clock,
and peddled their goods from door to
door
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-06-21
No Mems Meeting.

BY the request of some cf the Off
GERS and members OF the Y. M. c. A.
there will be no service in the build
inc next Sunday afternoon, on ac-
count of a desire on the part OF many
TO hear the Baccalaureate sermon at
the Normal School at 8 o'clock.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-06-21

J. K. Bittenbender has been ten
dered the position of Corresponding
Secretary Of the Democratic County
Committee by Chairman Small, and
has accepted. He is hustler and
will make an efficient officer.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-06-21
Lunch Supper.

The ladies of the Reformed Church
will serve IS cent supper on the
lawn of DR.. 7. c. Halter, on Friday
evening, from 5 to 10 o'clock. Every
body is invited.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-06-21

The safe for the new bank at
Millville has arrived.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
REPUBLICAN BUBBLES.
They Are Promptly Met by the
Gocbel Leaders.

Frankfort Ky. To:,. 2.-Republicars think
tnat they Will have Il good legal defense
against the claim Of the Democrats that
Governor G0ebel is Governor OF Kentucky
by ;he fact that the law provides that all
joint sessions shall De held IN the State leg
iSlafiye chamber. The Joint session was
hslI In tie parior Of the capital Hotel and
not in tho Cap:toi building. The Democrats
say the pq>itio taken by the Republicans
is not Leuahe. and that the State legislative
chamber is the place IN which the State
LEGISLATURE chooses to meet. II Is not nee
.sst~r. they say, that the meetings should
hc H.ld within. any certain place.
4 Trw complication that may arise may
b. over The vote seating the Governor.
Nineteen votes were east. The number not
being "a quorum. as there are PROPERLY thir-
ty-ei-ht members OF the Senate. one Spua-
toy. because Of illness. has never qualified.
auG the Democrats. before declaring AIr.
Goeh-l To be Governor. took she precautiUu
10 secure his resignation. reducing the to-
tai number OF senators to thlrty-six, OF
which nineteen constitutes d quorum The
r sigHatinn WAS written out and Mr.. Goebel
affixed his signature before the session was
called.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03

n, academia! discharge of a revolver !n
the oiii,-c-' quarters. ~ he was entering
tn. apartment. captain Eu'ltr Of "a Louis
VII, company WAS sitting co." m" table.
cleaning his pistol H.. dropped u. and Il
exploded Tn bull"t shattered q corner
'f bee nlartcl. Just grazing Williams
blouse. II. was just f.w inches Wide OF a
vital spot.
About 30 o'clock an intoxicated man RE
a:-d rommuiiun On the sidewalk IN front
Of H.. CIpit0I grounds bv dIsoharEirE the
con',.ts Il 'wo revolrors. shouting Will"
- h., did So:
'Iiurrstn for GO"h.l.''
S-ycral sfii~.rS. hearing tho shots rushed
out Of the building and a dpz,n l-lilitiaIr-a
hurried 10 :ho sc.n.. II IN. iiriug
They did nor attempt :" arrest N" caus"
of m. trouble IN, hrfmorrf him until re
staggered uwav. Stiu pr0claiUinT hts a'lc-
.,iIu... 20 Gu.el.rl- Tn" oycTrr"uc,. g.lv.. rise
o. ruruurE that an assault h-.d been maa.. ,'l
the Capltri by the G--b"iites and other
absurd stories
quite a oruwI gathered hU; diSpcrS,-!
quickly when their curiosity as to What Ur-
Curr,i had been grd;if!-d.
captain charles Daniels e.; Lexington was
another uf tur militia Who escaped a deadly
h'Ille, accidentally disc Harg"i. WIT, IN
the armorv his r-voly.- f-Ii and exploded,
IA. bullet making fish wound IN th. lex
IL may la incapacitat"I from service :or a
few days. bG: the injury otherwise - NOT
serious.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03

&+rv m.s o. learning devote an ,..rreuse
a.s...-'i, o: t.-e - t~- study - ft- man .s 80.
I:,.c-. Tae- @. agree ;.a, Lc 5 20 De- a cred
tue very sI.'--.: . tie Irs---t generation.
win a liberal suppl. yC lrJia matter. Great
p.ysi,a strength Is :.ryihes.rd, bat thi. at iaa.
Is within The rs1ca x everybody. Hu-tc.tar.s
stomach I.tters vi.l bring h4a.tl a.d strength {,
ANY on. who uses y faithfully. Il cures cons;Irs
tjon. Indigestion. tyspeIsia. bi-i.UzH"-s u-aIlri
fever ari ggu-. and liver lnI kidney troubles. I,
makes rich rel blood. AM WIKI pure hioai comes
health Easily and naturally u builds u the
who;c system. patti-g yi-cr INTO tho nerves
and blood. strength into ;he mind. hrmn.ss into
the muscles. health into the bowels. and yigor 70
the whole system Give it trial. and see that
Private Revenue Stamp covers tie neck cc the
bottle.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
STATE TREASURER SUED.
Building and Loan Corporation In
s,iiulrS pruccrd;n@S.

B--.or. T.h The MINES. ~ savin-
Fund AMI Investment Company hrou-ht
suit 'n-..av 30 'gr .arir~ C0'Ir' oc,-rs:
state Treasurer Edward : bradford. ask
irS tlai s'l.;.,. deposited 10y n with the tI.-
i.r4trt IN 'fG-t Pee l-iI oI-. di-.uS.d ami
Distributed among tEcs" persons who ar.
entitled 'H ttr benefit oc o. There ar.
- persons i. this state shareholders Ia
he Crr,s ru
TFe YlIiu,iT. : q U.iIiinc ar.l loan c1--
p"!Hii-E urEG'tz.L under the Laws of sIf--
u >'t.t- y N,f~ admitted q, 1p lIiS.g..-s
y THIS state Jriv 80 IN's'. when 81 G-r--s,ts1
s:'.t'H vift tar ~ta+" Tr..r-5rS- in trust
iH'. com, 'rH -f.r'uH'r't if- Iigif to Gu
i'i~.N .-- p f- in +.-n". l>L The court
ordered r.-i,a % .s-l- -ii..'t the, ere !...rs:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
JOINING THE BOERS.
Military-Looking Men Still Land
ing at DclaCGa BaV.

London. Feb. 2.-Thc correspondent OF the
Times at Lorenzo Marquez. telegraphinS
yesterday. says:
Crowds of military-lookirg men are still
landing here During the last two days
more than l"5 described suspicious have
arrived in German steamers. These include
a number of smart men. evidently officers.
but most Of them are IoN-claSs. pennilcss
Idventurers. This morning some twenty
Of the better sort left for Pretoria. Many
of them wore riding boots and carried field
glasses. They We're assidUously attended by
q Transyaai detective.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
TO RESIGN AS SENATOR.
Report That Gochcl VIII Do 80 n
Once

Coyington, KY Fob. 2.-Thare have been
rspnr;s of public meetings being held a.
tio.J.rs houl. during the week - adopt
resolutions and take other action. especially
that O.: offering :: rewar,! for the woul,. =
be assassin. but some thought L not ddy.s-
able at the present t!n.-. There WAS ruUch
excitement in ih,. city tonight ry-T Ia,
Information brought from Frankfort by
Guehers friends that there would be -
special Erection called for koutuu County
20 select a successor to GO-bal as Senator.
1t j. stated that Acting Governor Bee khan
Will 1T once announce the designation of
Guebel a. Senator "a become Governor. and
have th. usual call issued igr q special
election. d s. conceded that Mayor
Rhiuock. ;hc clnsc friend Of Cioebsl, will
secur" The Democratic Nomination. which
Is equivalent 10 election
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
GENERAT. DOMESTIC,

Property valued az half million dollars
Al Young zrowu. o.. WIS DESTROYED ves,,.--
day by iir--
Two men were killed by the explosion Of
The gas WORKS aL Aberdeen. ; d.
The Morton ana State Trust romranias
OF New York hay- agreed on terms Of con
solidaticn.
South Omaha police closed twenty-five
gambling houses Friday
George \. Wiswel has heen appoiutel
so-ceau; alarms OF the Republican Na-
tiCuai Convention
-Four small children were burned 20 death
near BoutODyiiIe, \. J.
Citizens "f Memphis. No believe an at
tempt At wholesale poisoning, has beer, made
at that place.
Henderson Pivrson Was hanged at ClarEs-
vile, Tex. for the murder OF his wife ard
rlOthcF-iu-.aW-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03

The winners ~ Oakland: C.prtluo. Tom
Calvert. i;ouieE. Msrastp. Fotreut anu
Louis T. MsWhj--r
The winners ~ New Orleans: Nekonis.
Ophelia Bugs. j. J.. CIiue. HIratarfa,
Cotton Plant and Arthur B"Hau.
The American Association Of Baseball
Cubs was organized yesterday ~ Pali4-
Gelphia
Tommy Ryan WIS given decision over
George LAWYER az HOY Springs. Friday
hight ia the thirteenth round.
Reid Broad OF Cleveland knocked out Joe
bernstein Al The broadway Athletic Club
IL the thirteenth round.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
RAILROADS

The St. Louis Merchants EN hange has
compiled, several tables showing tonnage
transferred u and from ~. Louis across
the river.
The Iron Mountain road VIII build a new
station q Arcadia, AIu.
The Southern Pacific IS 10 build new
line from Motave 10 kreler
In the case against the Peoria. Decatur
and Evansville. the Federal Court Gismissc,!
-he bin Of review
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
PILES CURED WITHOUT TIRE KNIFE

An druggists are autboriZed by the manu-
facturers OF Pazo Ointment to refur! ;he
money where Il fails TO cure any case OF
piles no matter uf how long standing
lures ordinary cases IN six days, the worst
cases I'm fourteen days. one application
gives ease and rest Relieves itching il
stantly.
This is I new discovery and Is the only
pile remedy sold on positive guarantee
no cure no pay. Price - cents.
# your druggist don't keep II in stock
send us % cents in postage stamps and We
will forward same by mail
Manufactured by Paris Medicine Co, 81.
Louis. Mo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
GUARDS WERE ALERT.
Fired at n Man Who Was Acting
MystrIiouSly.
gEPTRTJr SPECIAL

EETT'ETTc SPECIAL
Frankfort. ny. Feb 3-Guards stationed
around Governor Taylcr's mansion at /
O'Clock this morning fired three shu'. at a
man armed with Il Winchester rifle who
had been acting mrsJeriously about th-
neishb"rhOod Of the house. He refused e.
stop when called upon 10 halt 10y III, sol
diers. and a shot wsS fired IN the air. The
man fed. with the guards iu pursuit and
t"o moro shots. his time with tn" intent
10 kill. were fired az him rs he scaled a
fence hundred yards away and dissu-
peared In the darkness toward the north
end OF IN" city Taylor was asleep at the
time, under guard a the Statohogse
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
RACINE STABLES BURNED.
y Loss of Forty Five Thousand AT
ROhv.

Chicago. F.h. 2.-The racing stables ~
kohy. IND. We're burned to-day. c-tafl;nc-
lis Of Si5.c-. i1"lUliur three v.,IrI7Irs
rIcir'; horses. baIor-irc 20 the Thrn,as
Costello stable Two rae-'rrs l. I,,,i,,.,
- Tn" costello stables were. burned sI,I,,+
fh" tf." and one wsS seriously kicked NJ
e. frantic n"r-". ihc gf-fi.lStaui was Sgy-sd
IT," stable caught FIRE from 81 urriri,.
iir'- Ut" hTruS accommodated aiI horses
They We" tril - viDj.r fodder. consist no
,' hay C-alu and straw BESIDES th.- f.,rd
saddles. StifrC:S a"s ; Key VIraEh-ru..,iI
r.r'- stored ig -rr stalls. Th-s,. wer.. :.
complete loss III" Eehy track WIS brt.;
. ~! ~ tie Eoiy RFce Track A~-,.fa-
o.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
POWERS SHOULD INTERVENE.
Spanish Paper Thinks There Is
Civil War in kcntuckv.

City OF Mexico Feb. o-Corrco FspanoI,
the organ Of the Spanish colony. thinks the
European Powers should Intervene in the
Kentucky conflict. which takes rn the as
pect OF civil war. The Kentucky situation
has been attracting more attention I'm this
city during the last few days than the
Sonth African W.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
CHARLES FROHMAN'S PLANS.
Now irving to Gain Control of the
ShaftcShury Thearer.
SPECIAL by CABLE.

SPECIAL by CABLE.
london. Feb 2-tC"pyriCht. i9c1 by W L.
H'arst,--charIos Frohman. having fallen
out with Nyndi4m over the management of
the Criterion Theat-r. is in negotiation for
partial control Of the Shafteshury Theater.
Manager NGSSrove Is going TO Australia "a
rearrauge his extensive theatrical enter
prises there. and Erohman probably Will
have Z hand IN the Australian deal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
:ar-t.c nnt. lnIuc

''Ny'-a. Is tho price of This lovely -oti1us
chair, asked the shopper
ihiriy y-SeVea dollars. mI5arn.' answered
the dealer.
',Th!rcT--even dollars exclaimed the
lady. Ia astu,i-uurur- "Wuv. didn't sup
lose il worth halr taat rn.ca'
You didn't ask what fl was worth NAL
am. replied the c1u-rieuti.r< dealer You
asked the price. Ch,caro News.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
Held Rpgulnr Session.

'T--on the. u,v vt dav. February 2. 'HA. -"
lItu-. t-J Senate aL.,in applied 1t tho
s;tlr'i.a--g Cor admission, auG we're turned
l.,-< hy soldiers Ihr'c:Quu. or February
:. -. She House .:.a .<"'.t-" -....h r".t o.
regular session iu the Ctuital Hotel lH tile
civ ~ Ivaui:i"-t- quorum WIS l' '.-.
in fJrI body.
..Amuu- other busincs. TRANSACTED. they
"-air. both JOB Sc rl-afr aui EHiH- -,s--HH-
ratified choir former action. receive. AMI
al ;r'-d the report gt the contest uHaT-.
d'gi.ilE ig faNrr - William '.a's"l and T..
g.. ~. t;.cSwFu ami passed r.-r.yti1U- de-
.iuriur Va .ll.H.I tiu"H,l tie Governor and !
latt.T Tl."fiuE was '!-li - tHE. tHrr" cuu-!
Uui i'as~ lily b" any ie-II Curri!rJiinN. and
tp-IJy IN lrV GJv"rour tirrn-iS titl Jp
tie ruHr~hiP IS aS fr.. from a DlHuI gS
that o.; aly Governor l>'u'T.. 'Nvr .:-l
Notwithstanding ai rf:- t'r ,i'v cc
FraUkfp-t is -tiil dominated h' IA. military.
To-day thT Democrats. .Ur"1t uT.rg q" avoid
Z. conflict iy force. Instituted "a civil er:..
ag,in~t William =. Taylor i"r p.a.- OH
GER Who attempted O" s"-.- process W.
f'TgiI'y arrested by the soldiers. IriI Is .ry,
= prisoner With az rLis r,.-G-slr. '..- =.
Constitution AMI tc~ Justice and l-v,
rt.ag,. -t'i3 TNtE-4 'u f'rI.l-'.-r ... F-.,r,-
I.-.v iaFH T.-nt;'.,'E tN...r service.
"In thi' awful rT.sis iIr y.;r.-. natives
Of tG-. COMMONWEALTH Of k"U.H"ls' r-.-"u
This ~. UrHri't -H Ne r.f '-.r- - t'.- s'r..
aUc lir.rl a-l ask tA..!- ga-u.si 'o-,.., ~I lion
ia peaceful -'ttl.-Uau at these conflicts
u- Nv a.. through tie IawiU. nj ,Irs'.-
fyfi'uu "ha.u-l--tEC courts rt 'L' state.
We cai! uI,aH Jhs. people of fu!s STATE. With
c'; I.I'.u T" party t:H'iatiuu. 10 assemble
T. The Ntrir1- ""uu-y seats iu mas g.t.-
N'VflHT I:'G Announce u Nrrr.v This conflict
8 Ag.i .- settled 10y :aU '- force.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
EIGHT HUNDRED DEAD AMERICAN
SOLDIERS FROM THE PHILIPPINES,

san Francisco. Feb. "a abe from Manila
IT." stating that
san Francisco January - with the hnd. soldiers
The Indiana expected Ohio
with lfS arrived o
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
TWO NARROW ESCAPES.
Accidentally Exploded Revolvers
Caused Excitement at Frankfort.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Frankfort. Ky, Feb. 2-Several incidents
that evidenced strongly the presence of
State troops in and about the Capitol build
ing occurred this evening.
Colonel Roger Williams of the First Regi-
nent had narrow escape from death by
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
MAINTAINS HIS INNocEN, J..

LOUISVILLE. X, F'h. 2:-HarIanl NhIt-
taker. who vas arrested at Frankfort
shortly after the shooting of William Goe-
b-I and who J. suspected Of being con-
crruei IN the crime. j. still in the comfy
Jail herr. He Is in the front part Of the
building, on the s"cDn,! floor. aEa occupies
a room with a u..nlb.r ~: Government priS
uu.rs from the nuuufaius
Whitaker seems 20 be very glad 20 stay
in jail just now. while suspicion il tGrne1
il. h.S direction
IL. -tiM rnIirtHins lis inEorcrcn.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
"Oeride Not Any
Mans hlfir,71ifiti;es. "

Tel nm. '.1fie-. hozv 10 oct r,.tf ct tte-,.
H4oSt ''7ff-H'itics come from bad blood zrd
are cured by Hoods Sarssra,iGz. Eve-y
person Toho has sorofria. sat ,fc,I-,,
hn'''ors. cdtl-rh. dyspepsia or ri.cu-,it:s-l
should at o':cs bega, taxing tbs r.ca2c5-e
that the irfi-r7iityTnzy6 BE r-on,paiy,cn.oDea.
impure Blood ~ u,sS f-,,,sl,d
Triih ri7ip'cs. resulting fror, fr,rcrc t!lood.
S'7es faki79 four bottles Of Roo5.s .car-
'dr.'rala. ny tiood is thoroughly Purified
AID the pd'rr!cs haze Gisaprez-co. Ian.
S0eA. W. r. MaLfps, Ster6en1izl,. o.
NoG Saa5aboas''
Gz2z;Es221az
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
TAYLOR DEFlES JUDICIARY.
Iontinnrd From Page one.

arrested Davis insists that Whitaker WAS
sitting n - room adjoining Governor Tay-
Iur's office w.e-. th,- shot that f-li-d Sen
dtor Gushrl Yves fired. Constable Harrod
claims that Whitaker says that h. was
~ IL. MIN tl-ur. nr liz. m.I.lling-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-03
trrrpnrab,e Injury.

That i the defendants are +. .rruitf-,. 50
ContIrE" in the ev'TCi=" O. fhcS,t J.nlt.ff,l
acts great and irrepar7 HI. injury viii 70
SUI, not only To The S-atc. hu' 20 'Ia~,
plaintiffs. That their acts and dri-ys ar,
IN plain violation OF :hc Constitution cf m.
rights Of each and all Of these planting
3nG destructive gf that department OF -,
Government that Is iHt-us;cl with III. sol,
power of Passing and .nartiUg such law,
as may be deemed best FOX ;h" pui-li, inter
est They. therefore. ask an imm"dia,. .r-
junction ent0iniEE and restraining the de-
PENDANTS and all others from removing ~
attempting 10 remove this Legislative body
7" the city OF London. or elsewhere than
Ia" Capitol a. Frankfort: and. Furthermore.
that H." defendants and all Others h. en-
Joined AMI restrained from preventing lsr
force. military OF otherwise. the plaintiffs
from entering ir:o the public building
known IS the Statehouse. in ors,r tina;
they may dispatch their official duties to
their constituents and 70 the State
They further state that no Yrsvlr,ls In
junction has been asked fer. granted or re-
iised by any Judge or court. or any one
else authorized 10 grant All Injunction. They
assert that, under the facts OF this case thay
are entitled TO immediate relief. restraining
tn. commission or the continuance Of these
usurped powers by the defendants and
those who claim 20 act under his order.
Wherefore they pray for an imme,liate
injunction against the said Taylor and Col
Her. and for all other proper and equitable
relief
South TrimbIa, being duly sworn. SAYS
he IS one OF the plaintiffs above named: that
lie has read the foregoing petition. and the
statements contained therein are true.
(SigUed) SOUTH TRIMBLE."