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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-12-23

4. 100 acres in "Horse Shoe" oil
Nantachie Lake, good agricultural
land and some timber. Title from u
bank, bargain at per acre.
5. 1920 acres hardwood, 4 miles
of Colfax, the finest ash brake in the
country, 4.5O per acre. eusy terms.
Z. 40 acres 4 miles from Col:ax, a
good country home, $3.50 ON time.
13. 24O acres, pine and hardwood
at 6 per acre.
IA. 80 acres, Iatt bottom hard
wood agricultural lands, Z per a.
21, 6O0acres, fine hardwood, some
pine, all good fai IN land when timber
is removed, 6 per acre.
"a. 200 acres. virgin oak and cy.
press, some pine, 4 per acre.
%. $40 acres, some good pine, al
so ash, oak and other hardwoOds,
10 per acre, \ cash, balance 3 yrs.
20. 16Oacres, some good pine and
hardwood, 6 per acre.
80. 120acres, good country home
in mile of Valley railroad, hill hum
mock and bottom land. some good
pine aud hardwood. 6 per acre.
81. 400 acres, pine and hardwood
at 3 per acre.
80. 80 acres pine and hardwood
at 5 per acre.
81. 5000 acres Of cut over lands on
Iron Mountain railrond, good fruit,
melon and truck farm lands, in region
of truck growers, sawmills, churches
and schools, two tracts of 1000 and
one of 1000 acres, 2.25, on terms.
Al. so acres of hardwood and ag-
ricultural land. 6 per acre.
so. $4,000 acres, fine hardwood
and agricultural land, carries aver
age per acre of 1900 feet hardwood,
white and overcup oak, red oak, ash,
cypress. gum, cottonwood and other
commercial tImbsf, that will he sold
at $3.50 per acre for the timber and
time given for it's removal. The land
will he sold in fee az Sc per acre fos
Tie WuOtc uTdCS, W Ill IOto vi 4V,OOO
acres. Sell tracts Of 40 to $40 acres
ut 10 per acre, Y cash, bal. time.
50. 1910 acres in Bienville parish,
near the Saline, hardwood and some
pine, a bargain at 5 per acre.
66. 10000 acres, splendid hard.
wood and some pine, 20, 600 acres ON
Calcasieu river in Rapides parish. and
10000 in northeast Calcasieu parish,
fine for agriculture, 5 to 10.
67. 10000 acres Of high drained
prairie land near Lake Charles, the
Northern mans Paradise in Louisi.
ana, Is to 80 per acre.
SO. $500 acres, pine, hardwood
and agricultural lands, located in
various parts of VIM parish, will be
described on application, 5 to 10.
50. $3.50 acres short leaf pine
miles from trunk railroad in east
Texas, will cut 5000 It. pine per acre
and 1000 It. hardwood = stumpags
only for sale, Mt SO per acre, or %
per 1000 it., ten ycars to remove it.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-12-23

xN0SeeA = - ASCaahO<9h(Cs
When you need q "nervine." take a
course of celery; or II you prefer n sub
stitute, choose lettuce or onions.S
II you are afflicted with rheuma.
tism. cultivate fondness for stewed
rhubarb.
As substitute for calomel, give
lemons u trial. In families where
lemons are used freely fever cases are
almost unknown.
Blackberries are labeled astringent
and figs aperient III Natures phar-
macy.
Cranberries stand highin the list OF
blood purifiers. A poultice Of these
berries Is recommended as cure for
erysipelas.
Tomatoes are excellent liver regu.
lators, no patent applied for to date.
Apples are rated high as a brain
food. The first apple eaten Il credit
ed with being the starting point Of
wisdom In the human race.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-12-23

Notice Of Dissolution and Re-
mOval.
The co-partnership heretofore existing
between DR.. w. A. Jones and DIR. E. IL
Blackwood has been dissolved by mutual
consent. and on Jan. 1, 1906, will move
my Office irto the building now occupied
by A. w. Lewis, whore ! will continue
the practice of medicine:
At E. II. lakewood, M. ID.
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st. Mary parish, y miles from BOeul
station ON the s. r. Ry. Old fssshis,u
house. All under isnee and half ix in
cultivation, balance IN timber. fine
home for small farmer, will bear in.
vestigation from anyone. Price
$500.
Is. 1O6 ncres, desirable bOmevn
Bayou Rigolette, IS acres vi wood
land, 40 acres cleared and Improved,
broom boxed and cpiled house with
kitchen, also house for n tenant. two
wells Of water, stable and so fruit
trees, Is acres bottom land partly
cleared and ready to be taken in.
Price $500.
25. 500 acres in Nntchit0ches
parish. river hand. One-huM suitable
for cultivation. Is acFes lately
cleared and in cultivation, 8 gosNl
dwellings, for white TENANTS, new,
good cisterne, wells, fine never fnilfne
drinking wnteT. Rents fur $500 PER
annum. Price $500, payab le 81 500
cash, balance on time.
So. 500 acres, fine cnttle rnneh
and farm, 40 acres incloeesl with
plank and 8 wires, 80 acres in cult.
walton, good farm house, store build
ing and other improvements, fine A.
inch pipe deep well supplying album.
dance Of gsr,d water, and running
creek near by make it nm ideal place,
only $3250, 4 cash, balance and 2
yeurs.
25. 40 acves 3 miles OF COliax, sew.
eral acres cleared and ready for cult.
walton, $500. easy terms
| Al. $40 acre country farm, 81
acres cleared, leo aeyps yellow pine
worth $4,000 besides hnrlw0od,
steam gin, 5-roOm house, smoke
house, barn, stables, cotton hosses,
3-room tenunt house, two wells,
spring, 100 fruit trees, only $47O0
cash or $1,000 half cash, balance on
time.
AZ. 24O acres desirable creek and
hammock farm. 40 ucres in cnItiva.
ton, 100 acres black land, 80 ncred
hammock, good Broom house with
gallery, kitrl,esl and OtherouthOuBes
one hundred young fruit trees. fine
well. splendid stock range, fine white
oak, ash, gum, hickory and walnut
timber, all for $3.50.
43. 80 acres fine creek bottom, all
good oak, Is in cultivation, house
with two lurge rooms. hall, gallery
and .~s.k lxrs...~.s rvx.r~I R~.,nr~ svx~<,rj
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Betrayed within the pest ten days. one
black horse mule, about Is hands htRh
heavy set, collar aud harness marked
think il ID branded with IS" on right
side. One heavy Ut large pony horee
bright bay. in fine fix and Iooks veil
star or elongated blaze on forehead, i'm!
top trimmed. shed all around. A reward
OF elO will BIZ paid for their return r
Simms, La. or liberal reward for ipior
nation ~ to their whereabouts.
T. A. STONE.
dec0-3t* Simms, L..
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A special train over the Valley rail-
road arrived In the city on Saturday
night and went to the south end 81
the road at Naples on sunday. The
party was composed Of President
Edenborn. Clarence Ellerle. assistant
to the President. superintendent H.
b. Helm. TraiEmastcr e. Richards,
Mr.. H. Keyser. of ST. Louis, Messrs.
f. 8. Watson. T. Nicholson. Geo. O.
Lilly. A. e. Valentine. III Shreveport,
and A. p. Howkins. Of Dallas. The
party went to Naples and returned
here yesterday evening. Messrs.
EdenbOrn and Ellerhe went as far M
Colfax with them and returned here
on the passenger train last night,
and left on the r. 4 p. for New
Orleans. Town Talk. Dec. IL.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-12-23

WANTED Fifty tn one hundred
w cords oak. ash or blackberry wood.
foot leugs he, suitable for burning brick,
for prompt delivery. Name prices deliv-
cred Colfax or I. o. h. cars on line L K.
& N. ca. Address Fouke Brick Com
pany, Colfax, Louisiana.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-12-23

WANTED AT ONCE Lady or gen.
w tleman to represent I. =. Shilling
Furniture House Of Alexandria. La, in
COlfax and vicinity. Salary or commits
sion. Reference required. Address i.
E. Shilling, Alexandria, La.
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in diameter, IL to 30 feet long. The quail
ity must be high land White Ash. sound,
straight, free Of oil defects. square bntted
ends. With bark ON. Delivery to New Or
leans by rail or water in one or two ship
ments. Terms. net cash. For particu--
lars address Chas 3. Eime. exporter OF
lumber, logs and slaves. lon HenDen
Building, New Orleans. La.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-12-23

When N Alexandria call on Yancy,
the photographer. on Second street,
near the court house. He makes
good pictures and his prices are very
reasonable. 5-4ts
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The basis Of true prosperity in every
country worthy of respect is the farm,
and for that reason the Chronicle
wishes to see all the waste aud wild
places In Grant parish built up and
improved by Industrious sons Of the
soil. We believe this desired end will
he largely achieved in the days of the
present generation, and for that rea-
son we would advise every man to
secure him 4 home while the lands oi
the country are cheap and plentiful,
Now In the time to take your pick at
a moderate price. Ten years hence
you may not get a home for double
the money you can buy one for al
this time.
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Parties desiring to subscribe for the
verda vernacular can get the Colfax
Chronicle and that paper for one year
for the cash price OF 81 50 for the
two papers.
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on Z. K. & n. Ry.. that will b. sold q hsrunin.
IS acres in cultivnkion and pasture. Has e-sOom
dwelling, eoOd water. and I'LL neoesaaey eut
houses, sddrsss J. 1. Mccain. nonteoDery, Ia.
SIT
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X. 40 lots in town Of C0lsax, av.
erage size 5Ox168 feet, prims from
1926 to $3.50, as to location.
8. 20 lots in new town OF verdn,
schools. churches, stores. saw milk
and rnilroad, make a live Town, lotx
5Ox1 40 teet, $40 t0 100.
o. Home in Verdn near College, G
room house, built in 1904, painted
and papered, and stove flues in all
the rooms, 1-acre lot, barn, cow shed
good We'll, garden, orchard, picket
fence all around. only 81 500.
10. Hotel LeSnge in COlfHx, a new
brick building with store and Is bed
rooms, $40, 600. on time.
81. 8 lots and house in Colfax, 4
rooms. entry, gallery, outhouses, gar
den. fruit trees, $1,000 on time.
80. Two houses in Colfax on ad.
joining lots, $3.50 on time.
As. 4 lots in 3 blocks of COlfax de.
pot, corner $175, inside lots $145.
81. Lot fncing railroad, 2 blocks
from Colfax depot. $145.
20. Building at AlOhi 27x60 feet,
on lot 5Ox10O feet, 8 rooms, close tsl
station, new, only 5000.
~. Honse and 2 lots fronting rail
road in Pollock. ALEC house and lot in
Davis addition to Pollock. will sell nj
a bargain to quick buyer.
Farms and Plantations.
1. 1876 acres, oil bottom land, aiz
miles of Colfax, no acres in cultiva'
ton, residence and fourcabins, $45OC
on easy terms.
z. so acres, 4 miles northeast Col.
fax, some good pine, $500, easy terms
z. 200 acres fine hardwood agri
cultural land, three miles from Col
fax, convenient to saw mill, good
place to build a home, fine cattls
range, $1,000, cosy terms. long time
9K. so acres country home hal
mile Of verdn. 80 acres cleared, Z
room house, broom tenant house
harm, stable, we'll, 400 Elherta peach
trees, $500 worth pine timber, $500
half cash. balance IL months.
10. 100 acres country home z
miles of Verda, $50 acres with "a
acres cleared, 8 acres selected fruit
trees, good 4-room double box houss
with hall and gallery, crib, stable
smokehouse. well and spring, 4(
acres creek bottom one mile distant
Is acres cleared and fenced. Pricl
$14OO, hall cash, balance 12months
IL. 40-acre country home, all i'm
proved and in cultivation, 4 miles o
Cola K ,s,12 acres in the hills. % acre.
rich bottom land, so good fruit trees
4-room house with hall and gallery
and kitchen. smokehouse, stable
barn, sheds, extra cabin for tenant
8 cisterns and good well, $1,000, hal
cash, balance one year.
IL. 16O-acre home in Bienville
parish, 8 miles of Alberta, rlilPoad
churches, schools. and good people
About 40 acres cleared and Ienced
Bargain at 5000, hall cash bslancs
l12 months.
II. 68 acres on bsyos Lewis
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Make a note OF the fact that ourso-
licitor. MIR. E. A. Mathis, will be In
ward seven all Of next week, begin
ming with Christmas Day. and will
be pleased to receipt you for your
subscription to the Chronicle.
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JUDGMENT.
Ross c. Lewis. Wife. VI. 4. w. Lewis. Husband.
In the 18th Judicial District Court of Grant Par
ish and State of Louisiana.
This day this case coming on to be heard after
issue having been regularly Joined, trial having
been had, and By reason Of the law and the evi,
dence being in favor of Rosa c. Lewis. wife, and
against A. ". Lewis, husband. it is therefore or.
dered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff
do have and recover Judgment against A. w.
Lewis, husband dccreeing separation of prop
erty between them, and 1t is further ordered, adj
judged and decreed that the community Of sc-
quets and gains heretofore existing between
them be and the same is forever dissolved.
II is further. ordered, adjudged and decreed
that Rosa C. Lewis be authorized to transact
business in her own name and to attend 70 her
own affairs the same rs il she were an unmarried
woman.
1t is further ordered that A. W. Lewis pay all
costs Of this SUIT.
This dore. read and signed in open court on
this the 9TH day of December 1905.
w. F. BLACKMAN,
Judge of the 18th Judicial District Court of
Grant Parish and Stnte of Louisiana.
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Toys OF all kinds at Tumminell
Bros.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

PARISH OF GRANT.
District Court of Grant Parish. Louisiana. do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
correct copy of the Judgment rendered in the
above entitled suit Of Rosa c. Lewis, wife. W.
A. w. Lewis. husband, and that the original il
now on dle in my office.
Witness my official signature this December
9TH. 1905. JAMES j. O'QUINN,
deco Clerk District Court.
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DO it now. Pay your poll tax.
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Theirs Is MOn6u in
Growing GlnS6nQ

Prof. Of advice
resse ahady
College
dimushing the
The
Of and the demand
ito the ndredm
IN
Z to
$4,000 several
viii vegetables We sell
With order
m Send
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-14
ULTIMATUM TO HAITI
United States Will Not Ac-
cept Sentence on Huber.
DEMANDS JUSTICE FOR AMERICAN.
Trouble Arose Out of accusation
Against Former President sam ana
Others For Alleged False Issue
of Haitian Bonds.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 14.-Mr. POW
ell, the American minister to Haltl' nus
informed the government of HAITI that
the United States government refuses
to recognize the validity OF lhe SEN
fence in contumacy To fifteen years at
hard labor pronounced by the Haitian
court against Jaeger Huber, an Ameri-
can citizen. for alleged completely III
bond frauds charged against the adj
ministration Of former President 81
mon Sam and officers OF the Bank of
| Haiti. The United States demands the
| imminent of the sentence under pain
or energetic intervention. The demand
has caused much excitement at Port
au Prince.
Former dispatches from Port an
Prince have reported that in accord
lncc with the verdict of the jury in
the trial of former President Simon
sam and others. accused of fraudulent
issue of bonds of the republic of Haiti,
sentence had been passed on several of
he defendants in ~contumacy, those de-
iendants having left the country and
not appearing for trial. The alleged
'raud was in connection with Il plan of
The Sam administration for c0nS0lidat-
ing the debt of the republic. for which
purpose it vas proposed TO issue
ponds to the amount of $~6.000,OOU, with
III additional S213,2S2 to he paid to
he Bank of Haiti for financing the
operation. Before the r%cfundin9
ichcme was conSummatcu the admin
'stration of President Sam was over
brown and President NOrd caused the
trrest of thirty-thrcc persons, includ-
ng members of the Sam cabinet, off
.ers of the Bank of Haiti and others,
IN charges of conspiracy and fraudu-
ent issue of from 100000 to SSJ0.OOO
If, bonds. When the trial was held
here were only thirteen Of the defend
lnts present. the others having fled the
OuntTV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-14
REAL ESTATE
DEAL CLOSED.
Goldman Has Purchased Pro,
perry at Smith and Pros
peGt Streets.

Yesterday afternoon an important
retail estate deal took place in this
city when b. Goldman, the dry goods
merchant, at 233 Smith street, pur-
chased the entire property owned by
NeIs Biornsen, at Smith and Pros
pect streets.
This piece of property is one of the
best located in the western section of
Smith street. 1t is understood thai
the sale price was $1,000. Rumor
has it that Mr.. Goldman will put III
a large store on the property this
spring, but when the manager of Mr.
Goldman's interests, Harry Mendal,
was asked about, said that he did moi
think Mr.. Goldman would build at
cnce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-14
WHERE MILLIONS ARE MADE.
Interesting Letter That May Mean Much
to Residents Of Perth AmbOY.

Probably there Is not a reader of the
Evening News who has not heard Of the
fortunes made in the Beaumont oil fields
While the tales OF fortunes quickly made
ara Interesting, they are really not haIf as
valuable to our readers as the following
letter from l.. X. Preston. president OF
the Caswell-P Preston Drug Company Of
Beaumont, one Of the largest Wholesale
and retail houses in Texas.
Mr.. Preston writes Enclosed you will
find a letter that came to us unsolicited
from J. c. Reeves. 10 p. arl s.. | have
known Mr.. Reeves slor several years. be
is a reliable man and very happy over
his fortune.
About four years ago." writes Mr..
Reeves, Il lost the hearing in my right
ear and about three or fOur months ago
my left ear became almost as bad. In fact
| was so bad that people had to shout at
me to make me hear. | had about given
up ia despair all hopes of ever recovering
my hearing when saw that you recon-
m-nded Hyomei. used two bottles and
can now hear my watch tick, with either
ear, and my hearing is now all right. This
deafness must have been caused from
catarrh, for it is now cured. Hyomei GER
tainly does what YOU claim for it,"
Hyomei has made many cures OF catarrh
aud in combination with Hyomei Balm.
of catarrhal deafness in Perth Amboy
md nearby towns. G. A. Sexton gives
his personal guarantee to refund the mon
" should it not give quick relief. The
complete Hyomei outfit costs but one
dollar while extra bottles can be obtained
Or Ci,;y cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-14
Churches
Presbyterian.


Rev. A. Clayton Wellpa, OF Lowell,
Mass , will preach in the First Pres
byterian church tomorrow His morn
ing subject will be 1.-The mighty
One ," AT night his topic is "All
Joy Mr.. WelIes will proba ly re-
cpive the call to the local pulpit. He
is we'll liked by the committee and if
me congregation is equally as well
uleased tomorrow he NAV come here
Mr. WeIles is anxious to leave New
England OH account of the climate.
st. Paul's German.
Services will take place tomorrow
aft at 3 O'Clock, theH pastor,
Rev. DR.. Ganss conducting them.
SUNDAY school will begin as usual a
2 o clock.
Baptist.
Rev. l. D. Moore, of Columbus, N
j., will preach in the Baptist church
tomorrow.
Simpson N. Z.
This is Miss Smiths last Sunday in
Simpson NJ. E. church
Devotional meeting, $50 q. N.
Preaching, 1920 a. m, subject,
THE Spirit of the Age"
At $50 D.. IN. an evanaelistic service
will he held. Miss Smith will preach.
Fifteen minutes song service at 1:30
?. IN.
Epworth League, $3.50.
Monday night will be Miss Smiths
last night in the church. Special
musical program will be rendered,
and Miss Smith will relate a years
wonderful experience.
Swedish Congregational.
Services tomorrow at 1920 a. nj,
and 1870 p. m. Sunday school, 2:30
p. IN. There will re special services
next week, Tuesday and Thursday. at
s p. m. Rev. y. Bloom, of Temp
kinsYille, will preach Tuesday night.
Grace Engl.sh Lutheran.
In the morning mt 1880 the pastor
will preach on The Wedding at
Cana" In the evening the i~nstalla-
ton of the new church officers will
take place. Sunday school at 2:3O
O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-14
SANDER CASE
SETTLEMENT
Robert Adrian Writes to Explain
the Terms by Which the
Case Was Ended.

Robert Adrain, counsel for John A.
Quin. OF Carteret, in the Islander suit
in which Mr.. Quin was sued by Miss
Nolan Cnow Mrs. Edwin Qnin,) has
written the following letter to n New
Brunswick newspaper explaining his
side of the settlement:
"In the case Of Anna r. Nolan, now
Mrs. Edwin Quin, of Carteret, against
John A. Quin, brother of Edwin Quin,
for $40. coo damages for malicious and
defamatory libel in an article pub.
lished under the signature of John A.
Quin in the New Brunswick Times Oh
August /, 1904, Supreme Court issue,
1t was by consent transferred to the
Circuit Court of Monmouth, which
is presided over by Hon. Wilbur y.
Heislev, came up for trial yesterday
and the jury was about to be- I'M
~panelled when a tender Of ad justment
was offered by the plaintitf and the
difficulties between the pa rtiCs, after
| some discussion, were adjusted by the
defendant, JOHN A. Quin, gladly con-
sented to q statement which he signed
that in he article above referred to
he had not intended in any way tn re-
/ fec upon the moral character of Mrs
Edwin Quin.
ct is he would have done if the
case ad proceeded TO trial The
! article written and published by Mr..
Qain in no way ref cted upon the
moral CT arecter Of the pai'u IL.
"In all other particulars, John A.
I Quiu positively refus s to wi hdraw
any of his statements, nor did ne IN
nfct make ans rptractron Of the same
nor, in fact, did he request Father
! Carroll. of the Catholic chnr CHI, a
Cattrct, to make anv announcement
in the Cat Ollie church, but left it tC
Father Carroll 70 act in tn premise.
as ne might deem fit.
Il write you this letter in the in.
forests of Mr.. John A Qpin, although
! have not personally seen Mr.. Q1tu
since yesterday, by reason of the fact
that | notice under The lead of the
caption in large type; 'Retraction in
Slapder suit published in the New
ark News last evening. which state
ment is garbled and not in keeping
with the true state of facts in the case,
as 10 r~etraction whatever WAS signed.
which may be seen by reference to the
paper writing which was signed BY
John A. Quin. The defendant paid
the costs of the plaintiffs counsel,
which was adjusted at 500.
"ROBERT ADRIAN,
Counsel for John A. Quin."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-14

NEW YORK. Jan. Unsuccessful in
cludtug detectives for five years,
Charles Lawton Work was arrested
here last night at Il fashionable board
pant of an entire iioor Of seven rooms.
When detectives surprised him Work
was dressing to keep mn engagement
with his wife. P~oStotlice Inspector
Holden, who made a trip to Europe
and France. had Work indicted AT
Philadelphia in May, 1900, for using
the United States mails for fraudulent
purposes in connection with the old
and dcfuuct "Invostors' trust" an al
legged discretionary pool"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-14

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1I.-Thrce wit
nesses for the defense in the Smoot
case have testified that polygamy is
dying out in Utah 50 rapidly that there
is no need of prosecutions. 1t was de-
clared that the younger Mormons are
all opposed to polygamy and that il
they thought it was being taught there
would be Il revolution in the church
1t was admitted that Senator Smoo1
had to get the consent of the churcl
only in the form Of a leave of absence
from his church duties, and it was de
.clarcd that he could have been nomi-
mated and elected without it.