THE WILSON ADVANCE:
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Agaunt the Alleged. Murderers of
Miss Pedrl Bryan.
A KEGKO COAOBMAS'3 STATEMENT.
lie la tlie Iran WIio Drove tle .Jlttrtlerera
aMtt Tliejr Tict in to SewjMTt on the
"I grat .f th ;TriKly, bul HcCatae rrisl.-t-
llls.li Away.- J --v.- ' ". !
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'.OIXCVSTXATT,;" Feb 17. Ths ftronest
H:ik-ro the (ph.vln ' fvMf'ne niltist the
i i :ir. do ifc
8:if unlnv afternoon, ecrie
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And Perfect in Their Action
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Never fail to relieve Dyspppsis,
Constipation, and Hesdacihc.
- "I have prbvecHtlie vnlue of cl
Ayer's Pills in relieving: dyspep- ;
sia and headache, ; with which g
complaints I was so lonprtroubled of
that neither the doctor ncr ?my- oj
self supposed I should ever be o
well again. Thiough the use of g:
the above medicine I am better c
than I have been for years." o;
A. Gaskill, Versailles, 111. f g?
"I have used Ayer's Pills for cj
15 years as a cathartic in liver o
complaint, and alwavs with ex- Jj
tremely beneficial effect, never g
having had need of other iriedi- o
' cine. I also give Ayer's Pills to o
my children, when they require gi
an aperient, and the result is al- oi
wavs most satisfactory." A. xy,
A. Eaton, Centre Conway, K. H. gj
with costiveness, I was induced i
to trv Aver's Pills. Their usedias 2
effected a complete cure, arid I a
can confidentlv recommend them o
to all similarly afflicted." a A. gf
Whitman, Jsfipomo, Cal. :. 0
AYER'S PBLiJs i
Received Highest Awards o
AT TH E WO RLD'S FA1 R 21
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ni.iiiiiiuiiiimiiiiitiiniirni.n.rMrnmani.ltaMlia
r.'M.-i r.-ner?
II. J;ickson
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of P Vvl K
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the hoad of
found. 1 Fe
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: wo kuirr. v.r.d .nv l him if ! sion cf congress.
A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED
.'. Tnesctay, Feb. 11.
Coiisreas'raaa "William II. Crain. pf
Texas, dk-d ;iii Washington yesterday luf
pneumonia, aed 47. ;
General Weyler, the now captain general
of Cuba, arrived at Havana yesterday, aiid
was most enthusiastically greeted.-
The national seaate prcmptly confirmed
the nomination of - Pidv.ard . i Uhl, af
Slichigan, as ambassador to Gijrnjauy.
Jerry cott, thejnegro whos daughter
died from Coggings tttlministeroi by Jiei
father, was seuieuodd as Jackson, Micii.-,
to life imprisonment. . ; :
The grand jury at Erie. Fa., lias hoi J
Mrs. Kate M. Nellis and Ed?ar t. firji
ncr, oZ Girard, for trial on the ch;irvro j l
poisoning Peter II. K oil Is, iiie furaietf's
hubaud. ''-'",) -; J;.
Iii; the national" snale yesieday Sonar
tor Smith, of New Jersey, made a vijx Ir
ons speech against jingoii in. ; saying the
people are disTnsted wiih the present ses-
lh;ir d.Kid girl ha 1 yet been
then akeX tlie oliieer it they
had fonnd t?s. .'eabmVV . and. was told no..
i 'Again ho fUked if Jh-y should find the
; .cabman whether he voul 1 be held a a
rartit.ipaut
raui'derers.
commander
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- These ; shoes fit to perfection and wear
as only the best of leather can. They're
shapely, pliant the most comfortable of
footwear. They always manage to let in
ir and keep out water. j
Sold bG- B. RUFF8M.
26 28-ly J .. -'r-r-W : '
J ) f i VTION,
Fashionable Barber,
Easy chairs, faiors keen;
Scissors sharp, linen clean.
For a shave you pay a dime
Only a nickle to get a shine;
Shampoo or hair ut Pompadou
You pav the sum of twentv cents more.
MMOnFEYELisiSES,
Weafe
Eyes!
MITCHELL'S
A Certain Safe and Effective Remedy for
SORE, WEAK and INFLAMED EYES,
JProauriwr Long-Siffhtednessi nrul ;
Restoring the Sight of, the old.
Cures Tear Drops, Giriiimlation1 Stye
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matked Eye Lashes,
AND PRODUCING QUICK RELIEF
AND PERMANENT CURE, j
Also, ciHally eUieaeiojis when used 1
other maladies, ssieh ds Ulcers, Fever
?.?.re? - Tumors, K3Jt Ehenm, Kurns,
jaiiciiij.jl. & Aiujbj kiiay be nsecl to
attvantage.
SOLO BY !- CUUVTS AT 23'CS
THE COUPER MARBLE WORKS,
in, 113 aid 115 Bank St.,
: v NORFOLK, VA.
Large stock of finished
Monuments,, Gravestones, &c
. Readyfor shipment.
Designs free.
Wcdnesdaj, Feb. 1. j
Dr. John Newman,, the eminent x leti
odist minister, died, at Des .Moines?, In-
aged 82
The sul taii of Turkey has invited the
powers to recognize Prince Ferdinand,
Bulgaria.
,': Ks-Consul Waller will soon be released
from prison in Franco, though there is nc
doubt his sentence was just.' '.. 1
While firemen were at work on a fire at
Cambridge, Mass;, a wall fell on twenty
firemen, seriously injuring two.
Secretary and Mis? Herbert gave a din
ner to the presidentjvnd cabinet last night
at their residence in Washiiigton. 3 ,
Mississippi legisl ator.s issue an address to
the country urging Hon. William 'C.
Whitney, of New York, as thoemocratic
candidaie for president. ' j v
Thursday, Feb. 13. I ,
Ambro'.so Thomas," the eminent French
composer; died in. Paris yesterday, aged Hi.
A dispatch' from .'Lisbon Siiy3 that the
m tae trim 3 aioof wiia lae
He was told very likely n(?r.
that it dcoeutled upon circumstan; .
J;:ekson then said he would like to see the
thief of police. ' I . .. . ?
Officer Swain told him to report at the
headqusirters of the police in Mt. Au
burn at 8 o'clock in the evening, which ho
did. Meantime he told his story to Officer
Swain, and iaiso to lieutenant Thornton,
of t he Mt. Auburn police.! He was brought
before the mayor, and there told the same
story. . - I '..'.:..'-;
Jackson is "drill master and
of. the Caldwell Guards, a col
ored company in this city. On Friday
nurht, Jan. 3!, he was drilling them until
midnight. Ho went but atterwards and
was standin-r a moment at the corner of I
George and Elm-streets, in the tenderloin j
district of h is ciry, : when a tail dark ; Pdrtugnese CorLes' has voted a bill to re-
haired man,Wvarig a corduroy cap; came
up and saia to i iie company of bystanders: 1.
"Do any of you fellows waab to inuko $0
for diiviDg a carriage tonight?"
press anarch in.
Spo -te l i'ever has broken opt in the con
vict camp atTo.lley's Mill, sixteen miles
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i from Li tie" Rock, Ark.
Jackson accepted th3 bFer, a square -7 n:u. Afimhtr. t.h mrwff fturm' iniv
boxed surrev was driven up and Jackson 1 of h ;. , la limi ilfc Leiin-ton, Ky., yester-
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fraged him sa;tti-ng beside bun. lle'iniorniea j
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j.iCiison mat a uocioranua sicu iaay were : .jr
lnside the carriage, whom they wevo to IJi
take to Newport. On arriving at Newport, 1 V s
however, hej (Jack?on) became, alarmed j
and'aftemijiCd to jump oH", The man 1k- ? c"
slide placed a; revolver at his head and said:
"You drivejjhat horse or Irll make au end
of you very quickly." After driving
through several dark roadM he was ordered,
to halt the carriage and "await" iheir re
turn.' Then the two men helped a woman.
1 Bright's clisoa.se.
? ballot for .United. States senator
r-.ventucky yesterday resuhed: .Hun-.
-Blackburn, 01.;' scattering, -9.' J
. . ' 1am bay res, a bi'akeman, was de-
d by a traiii in th i Pennsvlvanla
j ,.,d yax-d at Philadelphia yesterday
Friday, Feb. 11.
;r is entertained in Valparaiso that
a.iua will, begin; ."war with "Chile in
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-vy D. Potter, ex-conirre-sman and
.:l;-dicd at his home in
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U i shop-cl et- G. M ott Wilii am s, of t lie
Toledo, OL,
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new Marqaefts (Wis.) Episcopal diocese,
from the carriagj and led her awar. : -Soon
afterward hej heard what he though l was '
the cry of a yoiiian in distress, ami rxjoum- !
ing f rightendd he ran away. On mi . ling
of the murder he leared to reiatj his ex- I.s qurte ili t-.x, Driver
perience, thinking he uiighc be he.d for ; ' Burglars blew open the postofhee safe at
complicity, j P ' 4 ! KMmetCibi. nj caused 1 lire which re-
After wartL; at the jail, Jackson recog- .srJuit id 'lb' sV . j
nized Wailing as the man who sah bositlo j a vhil a smaii steamer was crossing thle
liim on the bo , and believiid the man wim iriver at Brisbane;:. Queehai'.tud, it was cap
stppcd from ;t he carriage yrfith fie Wpi:v-a '-.sizi and f an v prseiigers drowned.
Was WOa JaMW, UUv Ol talis .ie va HOC - ' 4r:mr. A rr.rrI?:irvr ft UU- V.HS.U
his faiiier, ;tiitl a-i.saiilti'. his brothe.rls
wife, was laken from jail at fcullivuii.
llii., by a iiioo and hanged to a tree.
: Saturday, F'b. 15. . ,
. Ar ; - William -towu. Pa., Daniel Endcrs,
& mine; , was killed by a fall of coal. j
Fire last night nearly wiped out, the
little town of Suuileld, xich. causing
000 loss. " - - .' - " j
Frank Lee Pierce, while gunning in the
positive, as jthe night -"WjiU very dark.
George H. Jicksoij mad of a number of
other statement s which h;ve .since bsen
verified, as idiue truth of his sio.y. lie
bears an excejiieat reputadtia! - ' !;
Another ciiicuinstance, iu his favor is
that there is an offer of a reward of 5' jj
for the discovery of tiie cab ilnver. Goorge
H. Jackson ha: not made! any claim for
this '.reward, ii;r has he even spoken of it.. ,
lient ho said that lie found
In his ftat
in the surrey,!
instead of a round hi ehing .' bay at ijougport.' near Atlantic City, up-
weight, a piece of railroadj rail with two set Lis skiff and-was drowned.
holes througn it. A leaUier strap was At.Ciiieton, Ft)., a wreck.on the Buffalo
fastened to. one of these boles. Tuat he j and Susquehanna railroad " smashed thir-
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lip A , Ptf right remedy for j
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lid stomach
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: "iv.n.i em-crd ctiihiTfn i'r 50 years. Ron 5
for ilius. '
"I rftiucrlv. o
lid the
iiseu ior a inteliing weignt niil tuen ran
awiiy. It waj: just precisely such apiece,
of railroad ii on that was wrapped up in
Jackson's bloody cpat when it was fished
out of a sewejr catch basin iat the corner
of John and Hichiiioud : street several
days ago. What emphasizes this evidence
is the fact that tin i coat, being wrapped
around a piece of railroad iron, has never
been mentioned in the newspapers. ,
' Another circumstance that supports
George II. Jackson s story ihat the con
veyance usod vas a surrey, and that Jack
soITabandont it in fright on that tragic
night is tha fiiics that a geutleman of New
port driving toward Fort Thomas in a
buggy on that Saturday morning met a
surrey drawn; by a gray horse with two
men on the front seat and collided' with
it. He got out and t'ia nua in the surrey
.drove on toward" Newport at: a furious
ratel This man's nam1' i-t nor given, but
he will be on hand wlua, recjuirjl" as a
witness. .'-" !.. '
Seoti. Jacksoni when the thing wa3 over,
talked flippantly to his visitors. To one
he said. "Call the jailor and lask him if he
found a surrey in my pockets when he
searched me."! He tries to' ridicule the
multitude of clews that are followed.
Walling is more sulhsn and reticent. He
denounces the negro' 3 statement as a lie.
"i . Detect ives Crim and McDermitt last
night discovered a rockaway and a gray
horse in the stable of the Walnut Hills
Cab companyj which was hired .out . bj- j
tween 4 and 7 p. m. on Jan.-31 and was re- j
turned at 4 a. m. Feb. I. Prbsiden5 Mui-
len, of the cab company, says that the man
who hired it was about the size and gen
eral appeai'auce of Walling.but he thought
he had a darker complexion.! The carpet
had blood spots on it, and a bloody pencil
wa3 found in it. The negro Jackson iden
tifies the vehicle, saying it was made to
look like a surrey by the use Of storm cur
tains. ' i" "' :L -. .-.
teen cars and killed Martin Burk, a brake
man.. ' - - j
Near ClarkvilJo, Va., AlgieTuck stabbed
and killed his coqsin, John Tuck. They
were at a ball, and both' under the inilu-
encu ol iiquor.
: Monday, Feb. 17.
The wife of Hon. Joseph H.' Manlev ta
dying at her home in Augusia, Me. j
Sir Charles Tuppo'r is seriously ill with
a mysterious malady at his residence in
New Edinburgh. Out. . .-v' ; J
Daniel Keder and wife have been ac
quitted of the charge of murdering Clara
Shank at Terre Haute, Ind.
The Buckeye Glass works at Martin's
Ferry, O.. Avere de-troyed by fire early this
morning, causing SioO.O') lns - f j
Saloonkeeper Frank Harris has been ar
rested a- Sc. Joseph. Mo , for complicity in
the robbing 01 the S-.uui. baak at Savan
nah, Ga. '.';. ;. ' . : - '
The street KiifroadoMehds of Clevelanid
are anxious 'to negotiate with the city ob
the ba.sis.of a pi.-rcvftitMg j of groo reeeipis
in return for iVauohisses. f "1
otal
Gold nrs now usually tip
with iritlinm.- -.Tho hits of this m
nre laid in notchen at tho paint Of
tho per, thcr f.iv.tcTiccl on with flu2p
hemsr af tor wai J jrrounu.aDd ijqlishqd
for use.
. Germany st?in'l iiezt to Great
1 rsrirriT;i in InflnrnH'.irnT noneinTinra
there bein.tr 5S8 soldiers of the civil
va r vi-h o regularly d rav th eir pen
sions from the. United States govern
merit. - ' v-'-V .
In 1300 the United: States ma mi!
fa eta red 12 per cent more iron than
did.Eugland, while in steel our man-
Catliode Kays Revealed the Needle.
. Tobonto, Feb. 15. Yesterday, in Grace !' ufacture exceeds hers- by .ahoat 25
hospital,' the value to surgery of Professor per cent. - ;. r 1
Roentgen's discovery was again demon- ''. ' " ..; ,
strated. A woman patient whose foot had ; ; ' - - ' i
caused her intense pain-was submitted: to Llifcs Corinna Shattuck, the American
tne cathode rays, and the photograph re- K lady who has shown great heroism at
vealed thepresence of a needle. Professor Oorf a during the . recent Turkish massa-
h ntto k um7rbltf co wf? co,n ? cres, is a native of Louisville,
ducted the experiment, pointed out to the j
burgeons me exact location or tne roreign n.A rn.. auc .
body, and an operation at this noiht nroved ! yIT1 grandmo,her s Cnery
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for infants ami Styjdren.
: " Castor! a is so irell adapted to children that
I recpraniend it a3 superior to any prescription
knowntoma" IL A.' Archer, M. D., -111
So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
.Castorial dares Colic, Constipation,
4kiur StOEtiUch, Diairhcea, Eructation,
IQls Vvornas,' gives sleep, and promotes ..qL
'Jj-'f- geistion,
"Without ia,
'The use of ' Castoria1 is so universal and
Its merits so well knoyh that it seems a work
of suicroroga,tion to 'endorse it. - Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach.1') I ."'"
i . " CvlSLOS llASTYN, D. D., I
i- '.; i . New Yjark City.
urious medication.
; " Fcr seveitd. years I have recbmiii
'Castoria,'
s.ud shall arrays continue to cb
soi c.3 it aas urvoriatiiy prouueca Denef cial
results
Edwin F. Takdee, 'I. D.,
lth Street and 7th Ave., New York Citv
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Tna Ckntauu Company, 77 Jiitrkay, Street, New York Crry.
I wish to ...announce to my fnojids and patron-; that
1 shall oiTcr niv entir4 stock '.ot j
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Millinery and Holiday Goods
At Cost For Cash
For
the next
- Thirty Days.
tW-1 MEAN BUSINESS WHENM SL-IY COST I MEAN COST
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This is done to iriake room . f-r, "F-Diihuf.
orains before-too Jate.V'Thankinir vuti for isbt pal
all.
uaiice of tht; same in the future, l ain very respt-cijfi.illy,
trarly and suture Uar-
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of Ointment. A never fa1Mn f hire tnr VilsaV-.f f Jii'S:-4S&Se?i-f A' ' I
Knife or -injections of narl-.!iv ct-.i.-h !- '-sff iJi;i3Ji
onde)dom a perstfiiKr, cur."fci.d often ia- '. : ,lvS!SSi2faM i
in death, nnoecrsiry. V-'h. cndiim tK-f? 1 i i .r!iS-MSp-':-' '
ble disease? : VV puar?hte a bcxea'. 1 " FiSlifffl ' ";-1
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cake, especiui
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the photograpk to be a true one.
Children Cry for
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Pitcher's Castoria.
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