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The Death Record.

The following deaths for twenty-fou
hours were reported at the Health De
partment~ up to noon to-day:
Mrs. Sophia A. Parker. 50 years.
Mrs. Mary z. Hitchcock, IS years.
Frederick Rest. y years
z. Marion Clements. 81 years.
Charles c Norton, Il years
Mary N. Johnson, Il years
Gertrude L. Mitchell, &c years
Frank Burns, 81 years
Mrs Beulah Zemnl, 81 years
Roy l. Quackenbush, go years
Helen E. BuTeh. % years.
Helen ". Braden. l year
John c Widmayer- months.
Louis !. Lower. ) months.
Florence Z. JohAson. months
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-24
TARIFF PROPOSALS COLLAPSE
So Declares the DAILY Press" of Hong
kong-AIternativ Suggested.

H0NGKONG, April "a Commenting Oh
the tariff proposals of Sir James Mackay.
the British commissioner. the "DanIs
Press" says a majority of merchants are
pleased at the collapse of the English
representative proposals
The provincial authorities dared not
disband the army Of Hkin collectors, and
all the money collected was bound to be
retained by the central government
As an alternative the Press recon-
mends that The British insist on the i'm
proyement of the transit pass system
throughout the Empire, and that all likin
stations be removed from treaty port
limits.
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FLEEING MAYOR ELECT
FOUND In GAINESVILLE
Firm in Resolve Not to AC-
cept Office.
VIII Remain in Exile Till Uhrichsvilie
Inducts Some One Else Into Towns
Executive Chair.

GAINESVILLE. Ohio, April 24--CharIes
c. Klein, Democratic mayor elect Of
Urichsville, Ohio, who suddenly disappear
ed from that city when the time arrived
for inducing him into Office. is in zanes-
lille, and says he will remain here until
someone else has been made mayor of
UrichsviIIe-
Mr. Klein was the first Democrat elected
mayor Of that city in twenty years, being
nominated and elected against his own
wishes
He says they have crowded him to the
limit and he does not propose to be forced
into the office which he is determined not
to fill.
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Daniel P. Conway, District of Columbia.
and Florence NJ Lowe. ForestvilIe. Nd.
John e. sansbury, ForestviIle. Md, and
Nellie E Leapley, Meadows, Prince
George county, Nd.
John William Lee and Mary Teresa
Wood.
William B. Marshall and Lucy E. Addi-
son
Edward L. Hickman and Addie V. Ell
wood
Charles A Machen and Eleanor Stanton
Johnson
Richard Brown and Nellie Owens.
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ROBBED OF JEWELS.

Mrs. L. B. Lane Reports Loss to the
Police.
Mrs L B. Lane. who lives az the Nor
mandie Hotel, has reported 10 Captain
Boardman that she has been robbed Of
several hundred dollars worth Of jewelry,
The thief secured diamond hoop ring.
g horseshoe ring set with seven large die
monds and four pearls: a brooch in the
shane of q butterfly SET with diamonds
and enieralds. with ruby eyes.
The theft is said TO have occurred on
April 1g but Mrs Lane thought she
would recover the gems without the aid
Of che police
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA, HOLDING A PROBATE COURT
NJ 1922 Administration
This is to give notice that the subscriber,
OF the District of Columbia, has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia,
letters testsmeUtary on the tate Of Nancy D.
Bishop late Of the District Of Columbia de-
ceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated,
to the subscriber, before the 18th DAY OF
APRIL, A d. 1908; otherwise they may by lbs
be excluded from all benefit OF said estate
Given under BY hand this 10th day Of April
1902 SAMUEL = YODER
202 Maryland Avenue Northeast.
Attest: LOUIS H DENT,
Register of Wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court
X. " PARKER, s4Smey- apIT. 24nyI
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WHITE HOUSE VISITORS
SEE ROOSEVELT PORTRAIT
Work of Miss Beaux, the Artist, on Ex-
hibition.


Visitors to the White House yesterday
and today had an opportunity to view the
portrait of Mrs Roosevelt and her daugh-
ter, Ethel, recently completed by Miss
Cecilia Beauz, of Philadelphia
The painting, which is a most excellent
likeness of both Mrs Roosevelt and her
daughter is placed near the large win
dows in the east wall of the East Room
and surrounded by barricade Of chairs
Mrs Roosevelt is painted seated on a
dtvan with her face turned to give a pro-
file view.
She is attired in evening dress Her
daughter is seated beside her with her
head turned to give full view. The marked
similarity in feature and expression be-
tween me her and daughter is admirably
depicted. The portrait viii probably re-
main in the East Room fer a day or So
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DR.. r. Y. Pierce Buffalo, N Y
In little over thirty years, Dr.. Pierce,
assisted by his medical staff of nearly a
score of physicians, has treated and
cured thousands Of men and women who
had been given up as incurable by local
physicians. Esf
Your medicine is the best ! have ever
taken-n writes Mrs Jennie Diugrnau, of Rapid
CITY. Kaikaska Co. Mich UIast spring / had
a bad cough, got bad had to be IN bed all
the time NV husband thought I had con
sumption He wanted me to get Il doctor, but
thought we world Try DE-. Pierce's Golden Med
icaI Discovery and before had taken one bottle
the cough stopped and have since had nc sign
Of its returning"
Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
constipation.
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~ ~ 1 II q 1O~AIA
Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery cures
weak lungs, hemor-
rhages, bronchitis,
d eep-se at d and
stubborn cough, and
other diseases which
if neglected or TN
skillfully treated find
a fatal termination
In consump ito n.
There is no alcohol
In the discovery, y
and it IS entirely free
from opium, cocaine,
aud all other max
cotics.
Persons suffering
from chronic dis
ease are invited to
consult DR.. Pierce,
by letter, free. All
correspon dence Is
conducted under
the seal of sacred
secrecy. AddTes s
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Bubonic Plague at Canton.

United States Consul Mcwade reports
malignant bubonie plague broken out in
Canton, Death results In a few hours
4 new feature is that the bubo, instead of
remaining in the groin or armDit. disap-
pears and then reapTears in some differ
ent part Of the beay.
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APPEAL OF WHISKY MEN.
They Ask a Reduction of Tax On the Dis
charged Spirits.

CHdIRcu OplIlIS.
a subcommittee Of the Ways and Means
Committee of the House of Representa-
tives. today heard q delegation represent
ing the United states Spirits Association,
Kentucky DistilIers' Association, Eastern
Rye Whisky Distillers' Association. Ma
tionaI Wholesale Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation. and National Retail Liquor Deal
ers' Association in favor of reduction
of the tax en- discharged spirits, which
is now $40, to 20 cents.
Among those who urged favorable ac-
ton were Messrs. J. B. Thompson, Of HaF-
rodsburg, Ky; Hough, OF ST. Louis;
Bradley, Of New York; J. W FFeiberg. Of
Cincinnati, and PontifTaCt, of PittsbuTg.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
YeFkes opposed the reduction on the
ground that it would reduce the revenues
Of the Government. He did not believe
that any reduction below 81 would be ad-
yisable
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.YeIIoy Fever in Dutch Guiana.

The United States Minister at Copen-
hagen has informed the State Department
that owing to the appearance of yellow
fever at Paramaraibo, Dutch Glsjana, the
government of the Danish West indies has
dFseiaFed a quarantine Of FIVE days, begin
cling April 8, against ships arriving from
that port.
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Consumption

Is q disease of civilization. When the
Indian was stranger to the white man
he had no name IN his vocabulary for
this dreaded rnalady.
Without arguing as to the durability
of consumption, it may be stated posi-
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DEALERS TO FIGHT
AGAINST BEEF TRUST
CONCLUDED TOMBSTONE
WAS ON WRONG GRAVE
So Cad Peterson Had 1t Moved From Over
One Wife to Over the Other

OuS W He ~ over int Olu61
CHICAGO. April 24-CarI G. Peterson,
OF Evanston, has buried two wives. The
more he reflected on their relative merits,
the more he inclined to the one of long
ago.
Therefore he went to RochelI and re
moved the imposing tombstone from the
grave of wife No and took 1t to a
stonecutteT, giving instructions that the
present inscription be effaced ard another
be substituted which would Iaud the viz
tues OF wife No /
As 4 result Peterson is defendant in a
suit hIed by his FIVE children TO recover
possession Of one light gray granite
monument
The grave stone cost $500 and weighs
a ton. The children aIIege that Peterson
said the grave of wife No. ? should 10
longer have a mark
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PCsToFFiCE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON D.
c. MARCH ! I90Z--Scaled proposals viii he
received at this Department until THURSDAY,
NAY I, 1902 At , O'CLOCK P n, Cor furnish
ing paper, blank books. stationery. TU5OeT goods.
wrapping paper, twine scales pOstmarking ard
rating stamps, rubber stamps. catcelIng ink.
linking pads packing boxes. and printing facing
slips card slide labels. and other supplies men
toned IN proposals and specifications, -sley
may be ordered from time to time during the
fiscal year beginning July I, 1902, and ending
June so 1903 Ter the use Of anT branch OF the
departmental or postal service Blanks Tor pro
pOsals, with specifications and full instructions,
VIII be furnished application 10 the Super
InteadeHt O. the Division Of Postofiice Supplies
Postoffcc Department. Washington, D. c. H.
c. PAYNE. Postmaster General
ap3- I0I72 u
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MONEY TO LOAN at 81 tc B per cent, in suns
Of s.. coo to $4,000 on ID. c. real estate; pay OF
5 and 6 per cent mortgages and begin anew; all
transactions conducted with economical consider
alton Tor borrowcrs WM- II, SAUNDERS & so.
I407 St NV
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city rea. estate
at 4, ~ and per cent interest. Specia. priv
ileges with respect TO prior payments Large
amounts speciality.
TYLER l. RUTHERFORD. INC,
5aIa-tT 1907 + st. nv.
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Washington Stock Exchange.
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA BONDS.

saIes-AfteT call: Mcrgenthaler: 100
1879 buy; 10GI62k. Traction: 1841123s :.
I2G LIZ.
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M,lF. THEO.
Y0IIR F0RTIIHE FREE By Astrological in

YOUR FORTUNE FREE f By AstTol0s5ca in n
guided and often fortune made. ruined life
prevented and happiness secured Send me your
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send you your life reading free. Matters Of Love-
Health and Speculation all made clear BY my
Investigations which have become world-re-
Eowned- Mysteries revealed, advice given and
desert q. of the person you should marry. Be
guided right and enjoy Health. Wealth and Hap
pine al questions answered Address PROF.
AEULiS. 1915 SOrth 10th St, Philadelphia, Pa
n.2s-7
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PROPOSALS.

POST0FFICE DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, D.
received at this Department until THURSDAY,
THE IST DAY OF MAY, 1902, AT O'CLOCK
P. NJ, at which time and place they viii be
opened in the presence OF bidders or their au-
thorized agents o. attorneys, for furnishing the
Department with fuel, ice, miscellaneous sup
plies. hardware, furniture, carpets, lumber and
forage as may be ordered. during the fiscal
year beginning July !, 1902. and ending June
30. 1903. Bids also invited for the purchase
of waste paper from the department. cd iute,
old cotton canvas. iute heads with rings, old
string, and scrap leather from the Mail Equip
ment Division and for washing towels Blanks
for proposals, with specifications and fuIl in
strrlctions viii be furnished on application TO
the Discussing Clerk and Superintendent Of
Buildings, PoStofice Department Washington, D.
G.. H. g. PAYNE, Postmaster General
apg iDl124
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TRULY OUR FORTUNES

Are not made by borrowing money. but We are
indeed fortunate to be relieved Of annoying lot
Of small creditors, You borrow money, With
jour Furniture or Piano IS security. and hzE1
but payment to make zach month
DISTRICT LOAN & TRUST CO,
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FINANCIAL.

0RUc sre made Fepsyable monthly
LOHtsS Settlement In full OF N part
may be made AT any time In
te=e<t Is only PAID On loan
fer the time IL Is h=id by the
borrower When part Of l1z1
e settled the monthly install
use1ts are reduced proportion
ately. Nc commissions zFe charg-
Cd. Borrowers are extended eErTy
facility to return loans and pap
for their property
Further information as to terms Row to pro
eeed, etc. can te obtained Cpon application At
The office
EQUITABLE BUILDING. looa St NV
JOHN JOY EDISON. FRANK P. RESIDE
President Secretary.
EueT-Iroo
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NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
So 2 St. \. "

MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
Retail merchants, ,esrasters, boarding houses.
without security; largest bus. in ~ principal
cities ToLAAN. Room 1oI, 5SS i5Eh at nE-
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PERSONALS.


CONSULT MADAME WANDA, the celebrated Bos-
ton trance medium, PaiTnist and card reader;
always satisfactory 100 C St m234
READING by intuitj3ns! palTnistTy. 5IS 18th St
NV second floor Hours, Z TO 5 p n Walk
up H22-3
NINE THEO,
Card Reader, Palmist Medium. Removes spells,
reunites the separated, gives luck German
spoken. go 4 St NV 25c, Soc m22-6
MNE DAvIS-Born Cqairvoyant and Gard Reader
Tells about business, removes spells, evil Infu-
ences, Teunites the separated, and gives luck;
cures piles and drunkenness 122S 18th 81. NV.
ap22-lm
THE WOBKTNCMEN are the ones who should
be first IN every business mans thoughts. and
We are not behind IN the idea OF giving to them
4 dollars worth for a dollar This statement
can be verified by calling and buying a suit Of
clothes or overcoat FUSED but littIe) made by
the best Washington tailors. at prices equal 10
more. The Live-and-Let-Live JUSTHS OLD
STAND 619 St ELI
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PoSToFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. D.
c, MARCH :. I9i2-Sealed proposals viii be
received At this Department until THURSDAY
MAY !, 1902 AT O'CLOCK P NJ for fur
nishing for the Of its mail equipment shops
such supplies, consisting Of wire, Tiyets. buTrs,
small maleable iron castings steel, oils, leather,
thread, iacing cord, etc. in such quantities Of
the different articles. respectively, and at such
times and from time TO time they may be
ordered during the fiscal year beginning July l,
1902. complete list of the articles desired,
with full specifications and form OF proposal,
viii be furnished upon application 20 the Second
Assistant Postmaster General H. C. PAYNE
Postmaster General APPS. I0,I7-2i
PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
SEWER--OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D.
c. Washington D. c, April 49, I9G2-SEALED
PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office until
u O'CLOCK NJ, MAY Il. 1902, for completing
extension of the boundary sewer Specifications
and blank forms OF proposals may be obtained
at this office The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids or parts OF bids. HENRY B. F
MCFARLAND. JOHN ". ROSS, JOHN BIDDLE,
Commissioners D. C. n2l-6
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Cd your furniture. planes org ans. etc. and goa
car pay It back IN snail ss-el.ss oF monthly pay
meuLs- ABSOLUTELY NJ; LAY
Our business is sz4icI5r TieBtiai; 40 en-
eaTTa5sing questions to a-ss Lowest rates IN
the city Private offices
COLUMBIA CT sTZk COMPANY
sIs z 81 . \. Il
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WITH ct We I'VE ave 9ss than soaS Ss need ;1;
GENUINE Be be. s!3d = let you have Z, an al
MONEY h IN amounts es,t to s suit yoa. con
SASo ELL Teasonable-sirce our last cut
We not 0Ely meet but beat all
Jul competition Leans on per
PuFSS...- soBal notas (wftbout indoroer)
loans Furniture. Pianos.
Personal Property, etc. without rem0vaI). As we
do rot require references record or publish any
Of cur transactions, we are the oniy loan com
Pany that makes STPICTJT PRIVATE LOANS
The cid reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
soz Street II. ",
Phone 205 East. Corner eth St
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
At lowest rates and on the day you apply We
are leaning on the Building and Loan Association
pIan which makes the cost Of carving leans
much less than you pay elsewhere and allows
you to pay IL of IN any sized notes you DESIRE
running from one to twelve months II you have
loan with some other company We viii pay il
of and advance you money If desired
Rates chesIfuily given. and nc cost TO you unless
loan is mad CaE and get rates Front room,
first Soor-
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN

at the Lowest Rates Of Interest on D. @.
Real Estate Security.
FRANK T. RANKINGS. 1895 Pa. ave.
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-25
HOME AGAIN.

Mr. j. AIlheus Johasoa In Faithful 20
tho Land Of HIS Birsh-He Votes
With Us aud Seuds His Da0Khters
From the Gras: City OF washi1g-
ton 60 the Due West Female Col.
lege.
]. Altheus johnson, Esq. attorney At law In
the Guy OF Washington, ID one Of the most
successful mon In Washington and no 500 oi
Abbeviiie County ever left her borders That
was more true and faii hf fol 10 the land OF his
birth. Although he has been In Wahhipg-
ton for many years he mainlain his citizen.
Hhip In Abbeviile County. He has never re-
noGnced his aliegiance 10 Abbeville County,
and no man In better known ip WRshinEton
tkan Mr.. Johnson. Mr.. johnson ID atill q
you X man, notwit thstanding the faet that he
has q grown daughter, MisR Alice johnson,
who is being educated at Due West. Beautiful
In person, graceful In mind and action, her
sweet attractive grace make even an old
bachelor ready to fall down and vorship hor.
Mr.Johnson not only brings his own daugh-
ter to Due West. but bis De.ces. the Misses
Bell, OF Charlotte, n. c., arc there II every
man who leaves Abbeviile would send his
sons and daughters back 10 Due West 70 be
educaied. the colleges there would be foil In
deed.
Mr.. johnson was In Abbevills during his
trip to Due West, and many warm friends
we're glad 10 see him looking 30 well. HIS
hair In perfectly black. with net gray one In
the lot.
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Capt. ]. r. Parks after q long illness. died at
bis home ia this city, June l6. 1902. aged seven.
Is three years.
In the death OF CAPITA IN Parks, long and
eveutrui career has been ended.
He was fuil OF energy and always took Q
lively inierest In NIL the activities which en-.
gaged the puolic mind.
He was patriotic, and whether In peace or
In war. he took M active part.
He was an enthusiastic lover OF the Lost
Cause. and wss pronounced In bis political
views.
His patriotism in peace wan only equalled
He was Georgian by birth. bu, q South
Carolipian by adoption. Born June 10. l829
In Lincoln county, Ga. His father died when
he was q child. aud his mother afierward
married Capt. Byrd. OF Greenwood. When he
was twelve yesrs old the family moved 10
Green wood, where he lived until about TWEEN.
ty years ago, when he was elected Auditor OF
In is5s Capt. PARKS married Miss Anna
spires, daughter OF Dr. Spires who came from
North Carolina. and praciised during the war.
Miss Spires and Capt. Parks wore married at
the home OF DR.. Teinp'oton. at whose house
we're born 10 them, namely, Hertford Parks.
now living In Columbia and Mas Winton
Parks. teacher IN The Abbeville Graded
school.
Al The breaking out OF the var Capt. Parks
eniisted In the military service, and he did
his part we'll.
Al one time Capt, Parks wss merchsn, at
For the last twn years OF bis life he was
quite feeble, and his dependence drew To him
the tanderesI attention from . faithful and
devoted daughter, whose care for her aged
hsi her was beautiful Indeed. No woman was
ever more sffectionats or more attentive.
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For catsrrh. headache, neuralgia, croupe
colds, cuts and burns, use CanthOl. For sale,
at Miiford's Drug Store. Phone lo'.
Our Soda Water business increases every
year. There must be q reason. Call and let
us explain II TO you. II won't take long. and
Ray and Y Ray Will be delighted 10 do 30.
Miliord's Drug Store.
Candy fresh every week at Mlliord's Drug
Store. Phone lUT
Our Prescription business IL Increasing rap.
Idly, There must be a reason. Judge for
yourself what u Ia.
Milford's Drug Store, Phone l07.
Our paint sales have been o grand success
This reason. quality, will tell.
Milford's Drug Store. Phone l01.
We arc often asked how IL 10 We have built
up such large business In 40 short time
Answer-Quaiity. PrOmptness. Politeness, Ac
curacy anu attention TO business will tell.
Miilord's Drug Store.
n smoke the best ciaars when you can gel
them for the same money. We sell about 81 !
thousand Cigars u month. This 10 proof o
It's merit. Speed Drug Co.
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CHERRY TREE MEN.
Mast Pay Costs and Si2, 2,eo0-The wo-
men who EnEaEed ia the wOrh
R>reive ReesaRn OT ThelP MO0cy.

Mast Pay Costs and Si2, eoO-rhe wo-
men who E.gsEed In the worh
Receive Rssara OF Thsir Money.
Tnursdny In the United States court In
CnarioIts Judge Boyd pronounced sentencs
on ths dsfendants In The Amos owen cherr,
Tue sentence emphasizes restiiution: II l.
required thai DR.. r. Bright Rev. i. Bright,
and G. ID. wilkie pay unto tho court oy the
October term, the costs OF the cases ana III !.
90, which viii bc paid 10 the women who
were defrsuded Of money BY the operation oi
the endless chain swipdie.
In passing sentence, Judge boSd made tne
following remarks:
want" said DO, - TO do what 10 best for
the general cause Of humanity. believe 10
the Old doctrine of getting right, ~ they cali
is, tho doctrine OF reslituiion.
IL recelvs letters every day nom women
mp bundle oi letters, and the one purPort of
ali those iettsrs 10. I want my twelve dollars
restored or course this does not afieot my
opinion, bot ! believe these women ought 10
Il VIII allow the delsndants and their coun.
Soi To gel together and seo what they can do
towards settling the claims Of these agepts
ranged Satisfactorily With these sgents will
NO. In melting oa: punishment. send anybody
Tue jodse also stated that II BY the Octoher
term things were not satisfactorily adjusted
q regards the agents claims that perhaps the
whore they would not enjoy the usual amount
oe human lioerty desiree BY all men. aud
whore they might not DO abis any more r'
work big schemes for oblaininY money.
In the meantime all the prihouers are free
on bonds.