i f Discernment Over ion of Property. '1 ,. . pull l.5—-Booaiise oi the .11 «intent or e out of court, the suit 300 000 of ers. Mary Maud Wol- ili‘w of Joseph A Galvin. _ udf rs. Illtts W. Pratt. of uni, hgsinst G50r‘ F. Wat- blaster. NSH w lch Went before Judge “Dori“ iii the lee circuit court Tuesday sheen discontinued 'rth‘e settlement were not. m‘ was the outcome of a dis- x nt between heirs ov :- the dis- n of the propertyo oi the late Dd Wallace. a Rochester shoe man- tier. This case had been tried i WWI—— on Also Liven nouns are Laxative Fruit Syrup cures _ 11.9.1111 liver troubles Is it old! on, and stimulates the liver and without irritating these organs I the ordinary cathartlos. it udlgestion and sick headache hronlc constipation. Orino Lax ‘li'rult Syrup does not nausente or and is mild and pleasant to tulip: -' merino substitutes. Plalsted‘s Dilug Stores. ” INDEEPORT 'SGNTIO HELD FOR AB 1‘ MDSEPORT, Aerial” 5.--'i‘homas Dh‘selltln‘. an Italian youth of nineteen held for trial in the City Court yestérday under $2, 000 bonds on the . chores of abduction and criminal as- Is it. . It is alleged that Dsgostin in need pretty to year old Anna Etch midi to come here it om New York and enter a low dive kept by Tessit mole. on State street The policr lied the girl from the resort and “£601 is now in the State Industrial Dagostin pleaded not guilty. “will probably be tried on next Sat. CHANCE FOR SATISFACTION. you ever bought a. box of Witch n lei sure that failed to give sails faction the chances are it did not have “Wham “E16. Dertt & 00.” print: ad on the wrapper and pressed in the ‘ burl: The original DeWitt‘ s Witch Hu- “Delve never fails to give satisfac- ‘tlorr for burns sores, boils, better. med hands. etc. For blind, bleed , lit. itching un1d protruding Piles it of - folds almost. immediate relief. it 1p as the pain. Sold by The Clifford lunacy. ' Eli a Pen smoocponr MAN. 1‘ WRWT April 5.———F‘enis ure ’1 entertained here for the Welfare of F“ L Borgemami who hns esiublislicd a 3 NOV manufacturing plant in this cliy. ‘ f oft for the went one week one Lrldly According to word re- alum Milwaukee be was to have Mm last. Wednesday Oi ’l‘hursdny. filll plnco early last week no word has some from him It is feared he is ill or has met with some foul. pluy. DOII iT DO ANY 000D? W good does it do you to out it SWINE” min to (“Will the food? ‘ “1’"... ”l. News ,Koul‘ I so a hoe, o e stomach isn't. it little Kodol in Curb otter cash than Yule w t. on out an ms or ~- iii oil. odol is s iiibrmlgh dw “amt-xterm ilk! " ue o in l s iiiliililon. Sold by Tilt: 1 R'i‘? Aprils-«all. M. Mon her who attempt- , by islreh morphine add in- , dill listing gas died at 2: 30 -1 Milly morning at at Vin min. its left it widow and : ' tor. New ENbLAN'e' METHOD lest eoN FERENCE MAL EN Mass. April 5.——A .iouiil‘“ Wibii on “(fine sobbiid d the"- “Mill! Submit: or the New land Nethedist Minimal Conference, in this city. A lecture of the day was expected to be the cbnélderulion in secret session of serious charges which Rev George A. Cooke. oi Oran- gs, announced yesterday that he1desir. ed to prefer aguinet Rev. Charles Park- burst. editor of Zions Hearld. end Presiding Eiders Rev Dr. William G. Richsrds, of the Springfield district. and Rev. Dr. Charles H. Rice. of the Codibridge District. cvot- There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseasies years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pro- nounced it a local disease and prescrib ed Ideal remedies and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pionounced it i.ucurablo Science has proved catarrh to be a con'stitntiousd disease and therefore requires consti- tutional treatment. Hall’s Caiurrh Cure manufactured by l‘. J. Cheney s 00.. ledo. Ohio. is the only constitu- tiontll cure on the market.«1 It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops-to a tesspooufui. 1 It. acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the hys- tern. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it. fails to (hire. Good for circulars and testimonials. Address: F. J CHENEY & 00.1%) ledo, Ohio. ‘ Sold by Druggists The. Take llall' 3 Family Pills for consti- potion. CHICAGO ELECTRIC FIXTURE HANGERS STRIKE. CHICAGO. April 5.”TWO hundred gas and electric fixture hangers Went. on strike yesterday fur an increase in wages of 25 cents a day. The man. who 'nrc members of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, were receiving 84.50 a day. The strike may delay the completion of a number of new buildings intended for occupancy Msy lei. is THE MOON iNNABiTED! Science has proven that the moon has on atmosphere. which makes life in some form possible on thut satel- lite; but not. for human beings. who hove it hard enough time on this earth of ours; especially those who Headache Biliousness Malaria. Chills and Fever. Jauudico Dyspepsia, Dissi- nous. 'l‘orpid Liver Kidney complaints, General chllily and b‘cmule weakness es. linoqunlled as a general Tonic and Appetizer for Worth persons and es. peciaiiy fur the uged. It produces sound sleep. Fully giiarunieed by F. H. Baxter South Norwu'iit and 11:9. Weed. Norwnik. Druggists. Price only due. UNiVERSITV OF WISCONSIN WANTS FOOTIALL.’ CHICAGO. April 5.»). dispatch to the Record lit-arid from Madison Wis. WW At a. shooting inst night. the students of the University of Wisconsin adopt» ed resolutions emphatichlly declaring for the retention of football. Petitions to ihnt effect will be presented to the faculty lit a special meeting to be, held tonight. W HUMAN BLOOD MARKS. A tale of horror was told by mar s of human blood in the home of J. Williams. a well-known merchant of Buc, Ky. lie mites: “Twenty years one i had severe hemorrhuge's of the lungs. sud was nest desth when i be- son taking Dr. Kings New Discovery. it completely cured me and i have re- mained well ever since." it cured Colds and Bronchitis. and is the only known cure for Wonk blinlil. Every bottle guaranteed by F. H. South Norwaiit. illiti Ill. P. Weed. Nor-1.. walk, Drunists. one son "”00 Trial ”a“ “I’D ‘m‘ ILFRIDA To In Bitumen. HAR’J‘N’RDJ lie-“Pile fe-i’iow lug salecisl order was issued from the 0 tool the autumn genersi io- ‘Uornmeudsr Print 82 ‘Odrhwtili. , 1to order the U. . j the navy yin-d. New Y O doe 1 studio, st 'th csliienptis siblli. crouching and re (bi-‘2" don't know that Electric Bitters cure ‘ Hernorrhuges, Chronic Coughs Bottled . Bump g naval battalion. 0. N. "Go, ‘ ' 31-. hflgfirfiw and never falling rewcm Mi bill‘s“ and defense item can ‘ Evidence in do state at once began i‘.0W against him by the He said that be M devolver and give it would keep up his mit the murder. cubed him of. tar. want-of ozone condi lgel. ready for spring. ly Risers. itself. - complexion, etc. Phil rm My. CHICAGO April 5. Jehks. of Evanston died yesterday as a wok his boust that to vote at elections lo.- the end coming yes lfc wus born at of angles. Ky. iNGIliLEB, ‘gfllnl. of] iv 000. 1 snow“ Nourish is not a thorough crate-r—gr'ow stitch descent galls to it full rudeness natural y. ford Pharmacy. lie was of battling“ .. t. id ii the seems Shut-mu tied for “my“ WA'rs‘nsunv M'unohlt cAss. emu—n- WATERDURY Apill 5.-'i‘he defen so rested its side, of the case yestei in the trial of Sabine Periello for murder in the first degree, and the probable that the taking of testimony will be finished this afternoon and that the case will go to the Jury tomor Periello mode it complete and emphu. tic denial of oil the allegations made bisuco and command him to shoot An put together, and uh”) me last few geio Solomita and ”I“ he did not. till him With liquor in order flint the men He said he .went straight home from work on the night of1the murder and did not visit a sci con and buy liquor that Cnpoblsuco ac Pet‘ieilo spoke in broken English declining the services of an interprc Living indoors so much during the winter months creates a sort of inlay, and system generally. These famous little pills cleanse the liver. stomach and bowel: anti give the blood A chance to pnmy They relieve headache, sniiow Sold by The Clifford .._....___......... sari-moment: :Lscroa efforts to go to the polls Tuesday. It yam. Tin-cc times he tried to make his way to a carriage but was too feel) His exertions caused grow weaker and hetook to his bed and nitended Brown Mills: in 1839. He invented and patent- edtwenty-six mechanical devices. the most important of which is the rubber clothes wringer. which was patented in 11319. One of his latest inventions was a street car fender, patented a year ago. csvuss mane roared: is no worse than the tumble. case of Piles that adlicted me it) years. Then i was advised to gully Bucklen s Ami cu Salve. uhd less than a box perms- oently cured me. Writes is. S. Napier. Heals all Wounds. Burns und some like music. i“. ii Baxter’s South Norwalk aud'id P. Weed e. Norwsik druggists. NHW MIXIGO COAL MINES IOLD. The Times today says: ‘ new cool fields comprising 300. 000 no red in Dalton county. hue been ”Night by the St. Innis. yltouutala and Pacific Railroad Coupyuny. Mm the Dutch 'syntitclte which owns the old Maxwell .m use acres in Dallas co - ethics is said to he till. i. re ions ifidi pepsin Cure dlim 3:: allows the stomwch to mrelic-«recap odolsflt'erm molds wilsoon routers the stomach sud digestive or» b'lmi‘fi MT. HULMMN. SAN1WGIW ”in ms cold. one State Begins Rebuttal. its rebuttal. It is stsic' s wltwuesses . d not purchase a to Cirinrco Capo courage and com tion in the blood Clean up and Take a few Ear. DEAD. ~Maior Moses W. ill.. 88 years old direct result of his he‘Md not failed in the past. twonty him to icrday, Providence. R. I.. University. man which was 260 It .0. Catlin April i5.-- immense New Mexico. hind his A' that digestuntm Kodol I What. you eat. row nuance of their sold by The Gilt- 0.Aprii lilo—«At the s W Mill] WI&W.W it“ MOM. DO b‘m‘bd'li gilt use pound ) s s . is minute sod is. hit «Avon. biul lush m hopelessly onto its shmcsh‘ort shall " loohdbro. end as oil but the aim _ uiliganu of sunshioa'civu. scent. ...n. and .V . Motions on liven comes:- to be Held ‘93 9'39Qs. The following motions will be heard on short culegdur bdmorrow by Judge (Inger inthe iperlor Civil Court. ’ Edith T. Walker et al '17s. Daniel W. Bulkley 0t sin. continuance; lo, Mead vs. Julia A. Grlgg et ah. mo on for permission to tile substituted an- swer; The Phoenix Insurance Cour puny vs. Sarah Cary et-ais, motimF‘tb cite in new party; Martin Lawlor vs. 0. H Merritt d Slob. judgment pur- about to direction of the Supreme Cami. of Errors. motion to intend complaint; The Third National Ex- change Bank vs no Westmrt “worn Co. motion to separate defense; Mary D. Lootids et al. Vs. Union Metallic Cartridge 00.. doteltdsnt's motion to make more specific: A‘nmt atomistic vs. Charles limestone. motion to "rm to state referee; Empire Trust 00. vs. The International Pom-i Vehicle 00.. et als. motion to drop Tindeilim'rie (30.. P B. Thomas and George Mohltt as parties defendant. and for judgment of foreclosure. John Ennis vs. Charles Hirscliorn, judgment for want of an- swcr: Llllyli‘ 1 Sperry vs. Charles Sperry. for appointment. of committee: Mary C. Rial Vs. Arthur N. Young. motion for specisl ball. William L Wilde at u: vs‘. The International Pow or vehicle Co. or. sis. further order of notice; Daniel H. Mellugh vs. Ellen E Waterman. to open default; Amelia M. B. Hover vs. swor or permission to place on un- contested list; John F‘. Dingoe et ul.. executors vs LouisS .Ile‘gent. ct sis" foreclosure: Marsh lien-win E Lem men vs. The Westport Water 00.. iudg Hughes vs. The American Tube i Stamping 00.. demurrer to complaint; Mary Letellicr vs. Herman Il‘. Letellle'r. further order, of notice; Albert ‘3. Cami-took el al.. trustees. vs. Biron: Comstoch executor. ct also judgment in accordance with udvice of Supreme Court. Uncontested divorces-Lena hi. Connolly vs. John J. Connolly. Josepha inc Gonnoud vs. Michael H. Gonnould.’ Alfred Harris vs. Sarah It. Harris. Edith Curtis vs. Robert. Ill. Curtis, An- na Ii. Vaughn vs. George Ill. Vaughn Elisa I). McAirea‘ih vs. David McM- renih. F‘rnnk G.~1Szessfai Vs. Tessie Szeszfal, MOUNT VESUVIUB E'RUPTION. Mount, Vesuvius is ussumlng slarlninl proportions. everything below. Retiring explosions are heard for iwety miles around. The lnhibitantli of the will! villages near the crater are escaping. while plates- sions of villagers carrying images oi u cessation of the eruption Dre- passing throughitho neighboring towns. The smoke and ashes are carried so far thut, Nupifi; is sprinkled with cin- d’ers. Nenhol ‘ fact they are rather glad saying that the new eruption of Vesuvius is in re paraded for the arriVal of King Word Mic left Marseilles April the royal yucht Victoria and Albert who is expected hers insist-- NIWI FROM WMLING' FLIIT. BAN MRMNOISW Mll'iii‘ 5.th first advices from the whaling float atesmships and Delve- Delvedore were to winter in the Artie. there is no «tensor of stat-mien. The men are in good health and though it. is no ex- tremely cold winter no greet hardships hove been recorded. Bailey' s island is about 250 miles to the oastwnrd of Herschel island. The letters are outed October llli last. The fleet. mists of Doings. Hermon, Nat-w 5' What young woman that if he could “1 1‘ husband begged her to leave him. liable 11 their meals sport. unable onger to' 1 'him in 1905. . stun of the case. the’trouhle w John I. Hover. an ‘ ment for- want. of answer; Frank 8. 1 . OMAHA. Nlliii; April $.——-'l‘he sensa- NAPL'IB. April b.——’l‘he eruption of Five streams of lava ore descending the mouuiuln. threnteuing saints and Mndonnos and praying for us are not stunned. in 3. on 1 “committed by Queen Alejandro and imprisoned in the ice st Bailey’s island: were received in this city. yesterday htile a,hioi‘plilr'ighmm habit. uddllii‘od the cocaine edit the drug to em”. Milli- will! Mitre - ~ 1 lesions of her.h M burr! lié' 1%”: ‘ sointlwh‘sivs ‘s to at her indi one 1‘ 5.u... lilo. 1 knife and u revoIVer, an grasping her em ‘ll'iili arm tightly by one wrist, the jealous hus band, she said. started through the house. forcing her to accompany him. looking in every conceivable place for a concealed man, but found none. Since 1904 she said she had used no drugs. This was after. her return hum thothiito Plains institute. soon after her home coming, she says the doom, her husband, was intimate with a certain young lady. and told not rid of his wife he would marry Mrs. Gmw'old‘testlded that net- agreeing that if she would do so he 1min support her. At this time life jbetwetin the two was almost unbear- Although living "under the dime roof. she and be blind! beer the existing conditions m left Since thou they have lived apart. Testimony regarding the uninsured woman in the case ws's given by or. Griswold in his testimony. Tuesday afternoon. blit according to his ver- to his Wife’s jeslmsy He that. his conduct with that women had ever hem imp .lnu that use name had been so raised one the ease by his wife's talk trill. he left. under obligations to marry the wom- on once he was free from his present wife. The woman was a patient and used rrequentiy to come to his Mice and on several occasions he had belted her home in his carriage. He had received several letters from herand oils of these his wife demanded to see. 1H6 showed it to her. There was noth- ing in the letter he cared to conceal. The doctor admitted that he was a victim of the cocaine habit and had used it. for ten years, up to four years M0. when he dbit using it. ' 1 Once during the proceedings when vsl'vlliness. testifying against her. said that she had seen whiskey brought into the house three or four times a day for Mrs; Griswold‘l 1-tise. Mrs. Grimold spoke out in court and said the witness lied. The attorney for the pluiniilf obiectcd to tile lblermp lions and Judge auger reunion Mod Mrs Griswold saying that unless she remained quiet he would have to send her from the court room? 1 At the session yesterday morning. Dr. Ralph D. Griswold. (Mr 1! lb!" plaintiff; testified that Mrs. mamdd.‘ his son’s wife. was often under the influence of liquor mutated that Mrs ”Griswom had ill nested liar own father, 92 years old. who, berm he died advised his sen-inlisw to' get a divorce offering to pay the expedses himself. The woman was a divorcee at. the time or. Griswold married her. 'She who then known as Mattie armou- mnn. and lived in Massachusetts. From the testimony of Miocene. it appears that Mrit. Griswold had from t plot to a quart of whiskey brought into the house to her dolly. by vari- ous servants of the household MAE WOOD’S SUIT OFF. Case Against Flatt. Leah and Wynne Dilmlmd. ' tionul s it tiled ii: Kiss Mae 0. ”Wood; uglinsi lulled Si ids“ Senn’tbi‘Th C. Plait. William Isiah. secretary to the President and ex- -I’ostmaster Gen- eral Wynne for 8150. 000 damages was called in court yesterday and dim“- and by Judge Konaody more no one oppeami for the plasma Miss Wood alleged tint she find Viril- uen a book entitled The We milieu of a Boss. which corapmed a number of letters she bald had? been written to: her by Senator Flatt. She said that Mr. Plait, with the asthma of Mt. Wynne and llr. Boob. got thou letters from her and refined to return them. THOMPOONVILLI MADICMN DEAD rmursouvrhcn April t.~word was realm livid-9‘ residi'tiay' bridle death in a Wim.m , howl l of eeorgeo noon. of'iiiis blues, known on the vh'udoville stile sail 'fos- gician under the insure 09"‘HWII ” He wus the son of John Martin, of ’i‘hompsouvilio. sud" leaves‘ a wife‘nud‘ a son. 11 - "1-‘L M w . was? musicians so. M‘ Work Their Unesssln Emu till mill All iii! bi lid” WIS! talented. blow. My Width hosilW‘W grains of impure matter daily. m unhealthy some part or this mutter is left. it;&i&bi0$ ‘7 use on many I mas—main in the uses. It“ mg menses. hot. dry skin rheumatism with gravel. ilibel-dither sight till'd hearing. dim irregular hsnrt. nobility, drowsiness WW ponitu‘M iii no urine. etc. lift you will have no trouble witbm your ”and ii. Shearing. lineman.“ The whic .. new: All . A day, by tomoi‘romilfi- ' through the slums once every thus 7 1 . “mm m . ,l“iie“ildilt1uugm lieu. -. mm WEEK .1 ‘ r1 “H W‘F‘iu ‘ e‘ 1 nir \\ cek with all its manifold cnjoytncnts. the special exhibits, the music, the decortttions, and the sociability, gives to every visitor the firshsiiowing of spring and sum— mer clothes. 1 1 Every woman is. now planning her summer wardrobe, and l‘all'i W ck helps her, giving her the chance to see many lovely fabrics, and the intcsistyios and capriccs in dress accessories ‘ 'llic Silk Section oii'crs .t splendid exhibit of the difici- cnt weaves. Marie Antoinette, Rajah, and the new water- proof ‘silk, Na Ken. Novelticsdn Dress Goods, the new gray cloths, and the white grounds barred into squares and checks- with gray or black. A line of dainty Boudoir. and Tea Gowns can be seen at the Underwear Section. Also Matinee Sacqucs‘, Lingerie Waists. and some wonderfully elaborate White Petticoats. The. Bonnets for little ones are beyond description the most bewitcliing creations of mull Irish lace roscbuds and ribbon pom pons. A Souvenir to all whose purchase amounts to . over. 2.00 or Symphony Recitals in the Japanese Too Go. ion every morning at ten o‘clock. Music by Bentley in the afternoon at two 0 'ciock. T he Corinthian Qunrtcitc sings c1 cry aitcmoon and tea is served to visitors. Demonstrations of cooking every day in the Ideal Kitchen. and-that. has ‘ ' much to do with the comfort and wear of _ cellist” 1 Stockings. ' n is they 80 as to BVGI‘Y' [ii a. ‘ its Ml. i Mme itbywilsrb ,3 $qu ‘tlle tender ; 2% céiits A pair, .. guaranteed. .. -flyfl» ifii‘ms fill nouns mwmiucouu. M ll I W div. . EN" oshsus.ai1.sW sill AT LP0i.i.'i"chl. RUMOR. ”fl 9‘
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