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v.
Which we rhsll tell at
m on n. n mu, 4 1-2 mm n 31.
“ Han initial listen and Billlllll?
Something line in the Health Food Co, mdncts. We am wil-
ing largo quantititics 0 those
Splendid Cooking Potatoes
White and Molly. 'l'ry thorn ii you whh lino goods. in the
Fancy Goods we have this rlioi'ist
DATES, l’lilTM'IS AM) TABLE lid lhlhfi 1“. BOX iii“.
lit llill all ill unlit llom of ill llarkm‘
And roll them on close nmrgiu»,
The 3m CreamLunchand Soda. Crackers
Take the diploma above all minors, list run: will try tlmn. 'II
on want a barrel of Floor. bsmd oi Slight, Ilarn-l oi’ l’uiniilcfi,
barrel oi 'l'umipt, Sweet l’otolow, (Tmnbmim. i'hoime hating
Apples, Sweet llrnngcs, Layer F8144. Ilow limp Cilililttil ‘rlmlln,
and in loot everything the market arthritis. lmvo your Olllvru at
O. E. BEYMOUR’ E39
33 'ulsiuzton Its'aot. south florw all:
mmmmr W .
A Positive Sale!
The Largest Clearing llll Sal:
nuts nu; llllES
Ever oil'crod. Everything gum 4i and and in.» .t: the hiirl't' oi
C. H. HARVEY,
North .‘Issln fltrent. “ands
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BRID‘GEPORT.
3 W.B.HALL&CO.
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Silks.» Silks.
A transaction ta Silks that will Astonish Every
Lady in Imam.
23in ill lithil inhibit! hull! inn Sills
lumemmmwamlemmmhmmhg My; dilutionnlbc who own Msystouly
81.75 in wt unlit uni till ill on
with! W ' ' Wthfld fiMMtfi-tthcrwall "Jar-h
W our ix ”3me «M. fiwviw m. film W «cm in» past as». or ‘wt
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Genuine Black Guinet Silks.
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Black Satinthadame ._
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will": “mulled unav- ltlv'lIl)! .. a
main!" .wh hlhdbncaimim 'it
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it is d 'hbiiul Mummy“ wnn'd uvohumhlv‘iart ”
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rind in In it H-l‘llil rat I: bvou In.- much town let
it ”‘0' dram tor 1hs B.»ion,iha bust lo cut
(ligands
FOB BALE I“ II. II. PLAIS‘I'ITD
CHARLES B. PERKINl & Cl.
3ii _lil_l.lll‘$i..vliiih'l0‘i.
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lino 'flitb itamlriw u a-pwtxii)
4. South Iain 't.. - lot-Ill florwala
To Exrcumisfibnlms.
moors and iRUSlEES
Tho Bid N we! Bonito: Company liv'dlcmwn
Capri, rnplllll paid mom on "cm lnhcnmre Bond.
:1. pa new mini nnnusl iu'ovnt
i Till! 'i'ltif.‘ on: prmluod by law to buy thin-c
lit" il‘
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AND
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Till PRIIPILLILRt
CITY OF llllllWlLKll EAGLE
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thm-ndruealud forali
pal-tuna thaD-aburyaad larwalhaad
M Ituflsuadu at Graatly Basil-oati
Iutoa.
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and will be ssnt for l
anywbccinlswloslorlts .
”All pwsoas are forbid milieu-yd in
curl-rpm tho hosts at [01.lede
themtw.
F1811. F1811. Fill.
La ruin arrival rm day through hub-frail
salt ,
flllllll. illill all Lilllill
came-am mun,
Splusch, Lettuce. Pure
'l‘o-uta Catsup, Fruit.
Canned Goods. Bic.
60008 DELIVERED rawriv.
HUNT FF
oi Durwall
of (nigh
, Vctdict" in, the rim”
V.
Divorce Prosecution.
Milli DEFENDANT CONVICTED.
llarll flask. Its law. Will. and loans
locks Ira-canon. Guilty as chars“.
but MOO-I’d“! to tho lsrsy at th-
ccurt~nttoruov lsllows' lynch.
I" You, hatch film-Tbs jury in tho
famous trial oi tho Flack conspiratorl.
Sheri! Jamal A. Plank, his son, Will Flack,
and Marco Joseph flasks, charged with
onuopirscy together to fraudulently obtain
a dlvorca for tho short! from his wlfs,
alter a deliberation oi thrca hours, brought
lnths ominous verdict of guilty at i2:15
o’cloolt‘finndsy morning. In it unincludcd
all thrscdatcndsnts. Thsjnry wasstrongly
for conviction iron ths Int, the only print
of arg , bring the question of criminal
intent. uh t twenty minutes before the
vu'dlct was rendered Judgs Barrotttook
hhssattn instcuct than: on that subject,
saying that ignorance of the law cxcussd
nouns. They arrived at a vcrdict quickly
than.
"Guilty or Not Guilty?"
When Clerk Walsh. after tbs twelvo good
men and true slowly fllcd into their seats
altar midnight, asked them if they had
agmd upon a verdict, Foreman O'Donnell
answered in s cleanilrm votes that they
bad.
"What say youf Do you find the defend-
ants at the bar guilty or not guilty l"
“Guilty."
Thus was an expression of intanso anxiety
on Fisck's faccsslhsword was spoken. Tho
countenance of his son was even morn ludi-
cative of despair. Mocks was the only one
oi the three who succeeded in controlling
his omotlons to any dqroo whatever.
Foreman O‘Donnell added that the verdict
was road-rod with a recommendation of
utrcms mercy on the part of the court in
sentencing the prisoners. in a low voice ox-
Jndgo Ru-rll asked if the verdict included
all three defendants. "All three," replied
Foreman O'Donnell.
tint on Ball.
Ex-Judgo Russell then requested that the
jury be polled, which was done. Each msu
answered “it is" without the slightest hori-
tation as the clerk called their names and
asked them it such was their verdict. Judge
Barrett then discharged tho jury, after
thanking them for their faithful work on
thorns: Assistant District Attorney 608
movvd that the prisoner- in committed to
tho Tombs. The motion was opposed by ex-
Judgc Russell. Judge Barrett tlnnliy said
that, in View of all tho circumstances of the
case, he wm-l 1 allow the prsoncrstorcmain
at liberty Illllli‘l' their present bait, which is
83.0% each.
Judgn Russell's Speech.
In his speech to tho jury Judge Russell,
the prisoners‘ counsol, vigorously attacked
the press, and scored Judge Bookstawr in
order to exonerate Met-ks. Tho speaker
claimed that Mfl'ks had been a victim to
“blind obedience to the judge's dictum.
Judge Book-inner gave blunt-ii up to false
attainments, and be u now in trouble, not so
much by reason of his connection with this
divorce as by mason of the way be has lied
stout it sinco," said Judge Russell. Mocks,
humid, had followed the directions of the
judgo, believing the verbal order which
was given to amend the papers was binding.
"But it is both," ha decmrcd, “for poopla
tostand up bi-ro and say that that wasa
crime.”
Col. hollows Raises Ills Yoko.
In the counn of his summing up for tho
people, District Attorney Follows said: "I
unimpressed w.'.h the importance of tho
«nacho-fly from its novelty and peculiar-
ity. it is unique and unprecedented in our
history. This sin a tho first of its kind
that has ever been perpetrated within the
jurisdiction of tho courts of this state, so
far as we know, and thereforo naturally
and inevitably it is the first time that it has
been brought face tc taco with a jury. it
lasingular in the ct arnctcr of its parties.
A father and a sonmpon one side, a wile
and mother the wanna against them—a
truthful and agitated witness, but a wit-
nom whosn mother‘s bsart yet yearns for
thal. son, whatever may be her feelings rc-
spsctlng her hurbsud—who tolls with all
the tenderne- ol a mother that. ho was al-
waysagood boy to bar, and she feels a
mother‘s lovu and aflection for him today.
ltis singular intbat ithas broughttotho
bard a criminal court one of the highest
olloersofthis county, and it associate in
duplicity with him in tho accomplhhmcnt
oi this nefarious schema those who have
worn tho highest honorsund nchiovrd tho
most notable distinction in our midst. it is
sspaciaily notioaabb: and peculiar becauss it
wsssurronnhd and accompanied by such
pscuiiarities of methods. Bach extraordin-
ary devices, Mil unusual prunedings as
usvsr charsctarisod a use before."
What tho Moan England.
Col. Fallows then referred to tho oft-told
lucidsnt in the divorca proceedings and mid
that it was immaterial whether Mrs. Flack
had authorind the suit ornot. Thedcionss,
In mid, had placed undus reliance upon that
point; thoy had couldored it the full dio-
char-gs of their duty toshow that tho divoroo
could have beauobtaincd without illegality,
as In. Pluck bad dot-land the was willing
to allow the bringing of such an action, but
thryhad uoglactcd to answer the gravsr
m oi conspiracy.
They had submitted no answer to the up
dictussut that they had become the procun
srsot' Murtha oorroptcraof tho judi-
ciary and tho flagrant violators of tho law.
mutating upon Black's domsstic rotations,
haul :
Ilack's Ila-satin lalatlsus.
V "lfhohsdroasontooomshaiorsmcnaud
saplrssdivoros, why then thsrs was all
thsmors rsssonwhy ho should havooau-
dactsd thsss proossdlngs in the light at
day. What had huvtnfasn-atendcrb
band,sgnodprurldsr.smsnwho badmi-
farsdmfuwhadhhhhmliquhofouad
“Wildmmimyofflb
muon- aad m tint should sur-
roundsho-sl it huh-d msdsthatstovy
haowntoths'worldalllbshsartofhnan-
ttywouldhavsllapsduplsplty. iamns‘t
haunt-punt
“.mthbis thought to bars unwttlad H
' this city and “police commit-lunar,“
mu. lranilalsut divorovi" lis than
want on to explain thstit was for the
todstsrmiuc ssto whstbsr or not the
cores iisolf was fshly instltntcd. Thai
followcd an mdsnstionol tbs law languid
to the substitution at lswysrs in a dim-
”. and tho 1 was told that without an
order from tbs ti! nosuchsnhstltutlon
fluid bs legally undo.
“And," said tho judge, ”no a batitntlou
can bc lawtully msds by an erasure. lo
the onus now bsing oonsidcrnd tho mbstltn-
ltonof Wright’s name tor that of Ionsll
wss unlawful, and it mnsins for the Jury
todsoids it tho prrpstrator of tho fraud
was usponslhls lath. unmot anonsplrscy.‘
ltaisraa lnha' lathods.
lung-rd to lacks. Judga Bsmtt said
that his matbods in taking ths testimony at
a rcisros wars all wrong, and, “in tact he
mlghtas wall bars been eliminated from
tbs can.” 'l'ha judge contended that the
substitutions alleged to ho irrrgularitics
were not irregularities but frauds, and that
it was not material whether or not those
was just causs for divorce.
Tbs pcualty for the on...» of illicit tbs
Monitors arc convicted is one year’s imprla
mom. or ailnoof 8500, or both. ltis
thought that the recommendation to more,
wllhrcduca the punishment to a lino only.
GEN. CROOK'S FUNERAL.
Il'llounands \‘Iaw thu Ito's-ulna at Chicago.
Tho lmuaaad's ltroihor ltrichon.
Cuicaoo, March lil.~»'l‘ho closing chaptss
of tho record of Haj. (ion. (3.0rgo Crook’s
connection with tho that was written Bulb
day when relatives and friends, comrades
and ox comrades in arms gathered from
for and near around his bier in the parlor
of the Grand Pacific to breath a ilnal farc-
wcll to all that is mortal of the great lndiau
fighter, and them to escort tho romalns on
the first stage of tho journoy to the grave
in Maryland mil. All night long tho casket
was guarded by a dotall of tho olllcers from
western posts who had been summoned here
by the Into general to serve upon the special
court martial. Al 6 o’clock the bulp in all
departments of the hotel. and with whom
(ion. Crook had been very popular, paid
their lost tribute of rrspect in bi! memory,
and shortly afterwards the doors were
opcnod to the public. From this time on to
1 o'clock a steady stream of people of both
sexes, white and colorodJmillionairc-s and
laborers, and to a total of over 5,0“), tilt-d
past the casket, which was surrounded with
is large number of uqulsiw iiornl tributes.
The scrvnces were conducted by Rev. Dr.
McPhr-rson, Presbyterian: Row. Dr. Clinton
Locke, Episcopalian; l’rnft-tsor swing and
llov. Dr. H. W. 'i'hnnmn. L‘s-Pr: indent
Hayes and Judgo W. Q Gresham, rcprrsenb
lug tho Loyal L'rglun, m'cupml aunts at the
foot of the Cfl-ilh’h wuh (ion. ll. 1". Dovol,ot
Kansas Cily, M0,, whusurt-eodnl (ion. Crook
in the Tbirly‘slxih ()lLiu during tho war, on
tlmlr right.
Facing tho bend of tho main-i. w'cro some
two humln :1 members of tho Loyal Legion
from thin city, Milwaukee, Dumbo, St. Paul
and Cincinnati, together will: the personal
stall of the Into grucrnl, tin olllcial and per—
sonal frirnds of the deceased being gathered
in tho communicating parlors. Mrs. Crook,
who boro up brnwly during the exercises,
was escorted by “'rbb (I. Hayes, and Mra
Rood, her sister, by qut Konno. Dr. Mc-
Pherson opened tho services with ashort
supplicaiion, and after the audience had
jotncdiu repeating the Lord‘s Prayer the
hymns, "limit for the Weary" and “Bomb
thing for Theo" were touchmgly rendered
y the choir of the Second Presbyterian
church. _
Eloquent tributes to the dead gonoral'r
memory wore then paid by Professor Swing
and Dr. McPherson, who dwelt upon his
faithfulnom, self denial nnd self sacrifice,
his devotion to his country and his man
noble attributes can map. The addresses
worn very alloctmg and many of the voter-
ans pnsuut were unablc to repress their
emotion. The pronouncing of tho benedic-
tion by Dr. Locke brought the services has
closs, and the remains were escorted to tbs
Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot by the
four regiments of the National Guard, tbs
Loyal Legion and the Grand Army of the
Republic.
The following gentlemen acted in pal]
bearers: lien. R. B. Hayes, Judge Walter
Q. Gresham, John B. Carson, Gen. W. E.
Strong, Wm Dexter, Marin-u Field, w. c.
D. Grnunlts, John M. Clark. Col. J. A. Box-
ton, William I’onn Nixon, Judge R. B. Tub
bill, R J. HacFarlsud, Mayor D. C. Croglrr,
C. D. l: .31, John B. Drake, Col. James F.
Wade, Fifth cavalry, U. S. A; Gun. M. R
Morgan. U. S. A.; Col. Thaddeus Stanton,
U. 8. FL; Gen. Robert Williams, U. 8. A.:
Assistant Adjutant General Jonn Collins,“
Omaha; 1". E Sfudebuker,Gen Bony Smith,
J. F. Lawrence, Potter Palmer, and G. L
Dunlap.
Tho procession was over a quarter of a
mile in icugthaud the sidewalks were packed
with spectators, many of whom bar-ed their
heads as tho cataialque passed by. Two
special cars were attached to thnlpl. III.
uprsss, one being occupied by In. Crook,
him Rood, their friends and the military
escort, and the other by the caskst and the
guard of honor.
Walter Crook, of Dayton, 0., a brotha
of the dead man, while on his wayina
strut car to tho hotal with his brothsl
John, was suddenly taken ill with indica-
tion of apoplexy. Ho was quickly cosi-
vsyad to the hotel, and uhortly altern-
vivcd, although it was not considered If!
for hi-tobaproprut at thssnrviccs. Tbs
mains oi (ion. Crook rsaohcd
Nd. today, when tba final interment
piano. '
nus Dcatlsa m- nitroglycerin»~
Dinar“, 1nd. larch 2-h—Whllo amu-
namsd Barr was hauling a quantity ol
aitroglyasrtna at the town “Stood-car
bars, it oxplodcd blowing Barr to atoms
instantly killing a mothsr and bar
‘ .
i
a
in. lameler,
tho huuss in which tho
into; with her-china“ wrought gmral
havoc. lo trams oi eithsr tbs man or
horns an to bsfonnd excepting small phoss’
of flesh hanging upon tho trans rnmotsfrow
tbs spot when tho ckplosion occurred.
Jul-ad a Church and cmulttsd luloldu.
i
mittsd nulcids ytstcrday alter hh return
i‘romohnroh byahoutlug. Bonsai apistol,
Mgthsbsrrsl in his mouth. Hudson
Is Fourth Baptistchurah stow wash ago.
mint lislusv-swidow hutuochihhsa.
'
Mrs. lanes Says She W
Forced to Wed.
nan RETREAT”! ilh'llllllillill.
Tho Iaasalkabla'htary 'I'wld by a llslda
at Iona Days, Who Ash tor a Di-
th Found for liar Lil-«Ilsa
clothing Tulsa Away.
tsunami. N. 1., March lit—lira. ‘Abbls
Laura lanes, who was marrisd to William
Lord'lnnes at this city, Fob. ll. by Rev. I.
EVantlac. and who raturncdtohsr par
ronts ssvsn days latsr, has brought suit in
tho supremo court for the annulment of tha
marriags. Bimi- 20 years old and is too
daughter of John Josssliu, of law Bosch,
Sullivan county, N. Y. li- Jomslln ab
talldcd tho Paterson high school until Illa
close of the term last yssr, practically
making her homo with has" star, In. Bob-
art Patterson, who is tho wits ot a Paw-son
florist. Before sha wss grsdustod ll- Jos-
srlin formed the acquaintanoa of young
Inna, who was hot recognised suitor whsu,
into in lull-l, a young carriage painter namsd
W. W. Ward cams upon tho scene.
They Wars llarriad.
From that limo up to Fab. 4 last thorn was
an interesting and ofton exciting contest for
tho young woman's sanctions. The crisis
was reached Fab. 4 when, it is said, lanes
demanded that sho choose between them and
shs accepted him and they were married
next day.
Fraud and Fares lined.
lira lnnes’oomplaiat cbsrgns im- husband
and the momborsoi his family with extraor-
dinary methods of fraud and force in in-
ducing her to marry him. Bho states that
bar consent to marriage with lanes was ob
taiucd by force and fraud and that lnnrs,
aided by members of his family, dqn-ivod
her of her liberty,and that they falsely rcp-
resontod to her that unless she married him
bar lilo was in dangar and that legal pro
encdlngs would be institutcd against her
father, which would result in the complete
financial min and disgrace of the latter.
'lhs llrldc a Prisoner.
The complaint goon on to stats that tho
marriagc carernony was performed at "km
o'clock in the evening at the home of the
limes family, where she was taken against
her will and detained, and that she was
wholly unable to resist the influences brought
to boar upon licr or tocscapo from the house.
or in any manner to prevent the marriage,
which was against her will. The complaint
charges that immediately after the perform.
men of the marriage ceremony the attempt-
ed to escape irom lanes, and that on the
seventh day after the marriage the effected
her escape and returned to her father’r
house.
Young Mrs. lnnus, when seen yesterday
by a reportcr, denied that she accompanied
lanes from her boom to Paterson, but said
that shu Wont to Paterson to visit her sister.
She Feared for Her Life.
“I was induced," she said, “by Mr. Innca‘
sistcr to accompany her home one night.
After i got to the house they began tolling
mo whatn desperate character hlr. Ward
was, and that he was going about telling
people that he would shoot me on sight,
They said that Ward had brought suit
against me for brunch of promise, and that
under the lows of New Jersey my fathcr’e
property could be taken to sutisf y the judg-
ment if the case went against me. i was
forced into tho marriage under a misappre-
hension and believed that Ward was really
snaking my iii»: and my inther’n ruin. l
boggrd and enlrestod of Mr. in ncs to have
J the ceremony put ofl until I could sec my
parents, but my ontreatics wera unhccdcd.
Ilrr clothing "taken Away.
“They told me that to save my life and
my inther‘s propla rty the unmony should
be performed at once. They bad also told
mothat friends of mine were kept away
from me by the desperate threats made by
311-. Ward. Thoroughly frightens-d I ilu-
ally consented to tho ceremony. After the
ceremony my clothes were taken from mo
and I was closely watchod and not nllortcd
to leave the house. The next night I tried
tooacape by climbing the buck fence, but
was discovered by Mr. Inns and dragged
back. A few days tutor I succeeded in hav-
inga letter mailed to my mother at Low
Beach, and she came and took me homo. l
have not rut-n Mr. Ward since this uniorb
unnlo occurrencs.”
THE SKIFF CAPSIZED.
Your l’crsons Draw-ad
Blur.
. Cmcmxarr, March fit—The river at this
point at midnight marked 55 feet 3 inches.
From all points abovs uports ban been
received that the Ohio was still rising, and
itiacxpcctcdthat sixty fast or mornwlll
coma down upon this city. This will drive
the watar back upon Second strut. Irri-
chnhintholoworpart of thscity areal-
raady preparing for tho wry byrn-
moving their goods from collars and pluc-
ing them on the upper doors. The signal
stvios report bum Washington to thus!-
fant that aaothsr rain h upwind will have
a discouraging elect.
A drowning aoddout occurred Sunday
aftsruoon on tbuKsntnckysldaolths river
by tho limiting of a skid. Pour poop].
hut their lives Their names urn William
qunsy, Pater lidhiuucas, Pbtsr IcCar-
thy and John Burk. Tbs httsr was onin
yaursofage. Theirskilfwsacsnghsintho
cumut and cspstssd.
in the Ohio
With Pistol and hula-um.
Bamuaulmh‘lt—‘l’hdeadbodyol
DahminKBsndsrawsa {mandates-ton
withahnllstlzolaiahis$d Apistolwas
grasped in right audtwo
Mira labolsd “laudauuln” wars found“:
tbspoohtawhiohlsdtnthsoonclnsiouthst
tbmsnwas fully W to dis aud
”trout-ash hm
Marlowe‘s-anon; “Ada-don,
apsospcrorwarmsr oystsrmaa
at Madison. Dorohcstsrbounty. ”Bush
was s year-of ago andwsstohavnbssa
matrhd ncxlwnsk tosIl- Ilills, oi Us
rats! tiny la a chi-can laundry.
1 . “ambit—Sam
MW.‘W mm "£
a. bysaothsr
“Wat In“ “My
m'mnuwflommu
fwwlglsanda
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wit—dad.
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D :05 us
”against A 002.5.
WHAT IS KflHflLL‘?
It is an ln'sllihia round: for libs-mallow»
flour-lulu. notation. that and nervous or
lsaralglc Ito-Janina
Whllo it la a prop notary msdltl t. it is m the
inss potent "mallow-cine in the low disuse-
lur which it is no nmmcndrd. 'l'hs combination is
tho ruult oi clove study at tho bedside of palms
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IT WILL REUEVE YOU IN AN HOUR
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standing.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DhUthlhTS
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