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PALATKA FIiA APRIL lij1898B-

UfWCnmOit RATE One Year 1100 SixMonth 09 Oral Three Mentbt X OwW

due In advanc

Wo return thanks to Senator Darby

for ooplos of the dally Journals of bothhouios of the Legislature

Joshua Hopkins Marvll Governor ofDelaware wuo died at Laurel in thatState Monday night was formerly apartner of Prof T W Ualph of this

ity in the real estate and mill bus

Harry Cooper Is a good man Theappreciation of his services a Clerk of

theUouncil was evidenced by the ab-

sence of opposition Tuesday night AsIs usualTHK TIMESHKIULDS

of last week has been fulfilled

Chief Truonwn has been reelectedJust as we expected Mr Truemancannot promise any better fulfillmentof his duty than last year because Im-

provement In this direction Is Impossi-

ble TIlE TiMusIlEruLD will defendthe assertion however that the dis-

cipline will bo as good

In the election of S J Kennerly asPresident of the new Council that or-

ganization began Its duties by confer-

ring n deserving compliment upon aworthy man Mr Kennedys politicalcareer covers n period of many activeyears and we are safe in the assertionthat the splendid systematic conditionof Democracy In Putnam County todnyIs duo largely to his efforts Indeedthis gentleman Is a servant of whomtho party can well be proud forevery movement has been for the ad-

vancement of Democracy

By reference to the published report-

of tho proceedings of the Countywhich appears In this issue

it will be seen that John W IlaganSheriff and Joseph Price Clerk andAuditor cams voluntarily before theboard and requested a reduction lii thefeus aiid salary of their respectiveoftlce This unselfish act of theseefficient officials is doiorvlne of com-

mendation nnd we have ho doubt willbe gratefully appreciated by the tax-payers county

Grand Jury Presentments

IN Cincvir COURT Fiirn JUDICIAL

Ciitotiir COUIIT SiiiiNo THRU

PAIATLA POTNAM CoApril llth 1805

To the Honorable W A-

IIocKEitWo the Grand Jury being duly

sworn for the Spring Term of Courtfor 1805 having finished our duties asjurors beg leave to submit tho follow-

ing report and suggestionsThe time for pur investigations be-

ing we can onlya

It certainly is a commendation of thehealthy condition ofcounty taut only one case of gravecharacter was for our con-

sideration and wo find on duo exam-ination of the facts of the cifse it doesnot come under the trial jurhdlctlou ofthis Court

In our report of the condition of theseveral the county and trybooks and papers we canonly say as far as our observation

they are In exceedingly neatand orderClerks office wo fl d that the brickvault is getting to bo too small for the

of county flies and recordsand that they are damaged bydampness call the attention ofthe County Commissioners to this factand them to make the properinvestigation-

On tho It insanitary condition and are satisfiedas to appearance As

purchase two blood hounds a male andthe value of said bounds not

to exceed fifty 5000 dollars Thesedogs are to be the property of PutnamCounty In for the useof Sheriff in the discharge of hisduties

Yo would respectfully call the at-

tention of the of thii CriminalCourt that we find on the examinationof the list furnished us of parties doingbusiness In Putnam county helicence laws that thorn are severalputties yhora we know are doing busi-ness county whoso names notappnarun list as having taken out

proper licenseIn culmination of tho statement

of disbursement of tho County Clerk-w foil th lu m of help tobe me of l on the exr-ininse and jw KIlo forced to the conclu-sion that it wftald be a positive savingto the of the county andhotter to ooiwulon or thethat twruld own noda farm for tbe of thedeservinz been Tocjmmended Vy two previous GrandJurists find wo be-

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Resolved tbat the thanks of the jurvtire extended to the State AttorneyHon Sid L Carter for tho andablb manner In which bo has aided usby his presence and advice

To the clerk of the 0 LWhltcornb we ourthanks for so faithfully performing thechief labor of ses

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gratulations for the able and impartialmanner lie has overour deliberations

Rescued further That these resolu-tions be published in TilE TIMESHERALD

BAD COMPLEXIONSDark yellow oily mothy skin plmplesblaekheadi ronghnns redneedry thin and falling hair and slmplababy blemishes prevented and curedby tho celebrated

Tile most effective Ala purifying andbeautifying soap In the world aswell aa purest and sweetest for toiletbath and nursery It It so becauseIt striken at OAtr of most complezlonal dliflguratlons vlit thoCLOGGED wrUMKD IRRITATED

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MINISTER RANSOM BETTERIll Coudltlon Ketarded as Only Fatlgns

From the LongTripWASHINGTON April 8 Tho dispatch

received at the state department fromSecretary Butler of our legation toMexico gives additional assurance re-

specting Minister Hansoms healthHe Is merely fatigued and may sufferfrom the great altitude of the cityThose who know General Ransomhis closest friends know that be la often unduly apprehensive of his physical condition and cxngerates the syruptomw It Is believed hero that the newminister will be able to take hold ofhis duties in a day or two

WILL BE NO CXTRA SESSION

Vales There Is nil Iuipectnil Chance Infnndltloni Saye CltvnlanilV-

ASIIIKOTOH April 9 The presi-dent on being asked yesterday after-noon whether In view of the decisionof the supreme court pu the income taxlaw an extra session of congress wouldbe called said that neither he nor thesecretary of the treasury saw any necessity for such action and that unlessthere was an unexpected change inconditions he had no idea that congresswould meet again before the time appointed for Its regular session

Snppoeed to Have DrownedTITUSVILLE Fla April 8 Much ex-

citement is felt here supposed

burg Va and Earl Munson who wentsailing yesterday The boat was foundIn the afternoon drifting about withall sails hoisted and Munsons coat andvest In it Parties are out with boatssearching for them

Ilr Jeftorson Davis InIUchmondRICHMOND Va April Jef-

ferson Davis and Miss Winnie Daviswill arrive here this afternoon for thepurpose of being present at tho reinterment In the Davis sectlonln Hillywoodcemetery of the remains of young Jef-ferson Davis who died in Memphissome years ago of yellow

Ileserved for Lieut Home PurposesWASHINGTON April 6 Upon the re-

quest of the secretary of the treasurythe secretary of the Interior has recommended to the president that BlackIsland In St Joseph Bay Via be

forllght house purposes

youth Carolina Hotel IurnedIlwnorviiLK S C Ajlrll 8 Last

night the Phosnbt hotel and thelist church nt tills place destroyedby fire the ohurch being byparks from th burntdg hotel Lost81000a v

Editor Btlen Seed Vet Criminal LibeL

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Favorite Prescription Thisfair and outto all women whosuffer from thediseases and peculiarto their sex To weakly womanhood no prize could more secure

that to be derived from theof abottlo of this famous

Its success Lifunctional derangements painful dis-orders ofwomon warrants its makers in guar-anteeing it What this medicine

done for thousands of delicatewomen it will do for you At thotwo critical in Womans lifothe change from girlhood to woman

change ofits an invaluable a

soothing nervine which can produceresults It cures nervdus

prostration insomnia or inability tonervous

duo to derangement of tho functions

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Catarrh Remedy tocure your or theyll

pay you 500 cash

WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED

Vigilance to American CattleOTTAWA Ont April 6 Tho govern-

ment has notified all quarantine officersto exercise the greatest possible vigilance In examining and quarantiningall cattle from southwest portions ofthe United States This action Is taken-on Information received by the department of agriculture from Pueblo CoL

that plcuropnoumonla exists in wes-tern states

Seat Fltherlc InterrogationLONDON April 8 Sir George Baden

Powell on Tuesday will ask the govern-ment In the commons whether theywill refuse to join the conference

by tie United States seal lushcries in the North Pacific unless thefconference Is Instructed on the linessuggested by the Paris Tribunal of Ar-

bitration to deal with the whole ques-tion

Herbert Will Change the Index SrtUmWASHINGTON April

Herbert contemplates tho complete revolution of the Index system of the de-partment involving tho of allthe Various Improvements In cardrecords A submitted by a specialcommittee has been referred to thebureau officers for examination andcriticisms preparatory to its adoption

Strike Among Glut WornPiTisnuno Pa April 10 Ono hun-

dred export glass workers atAtterburys factory struck yesterdayon account of the polishing machinesused by the firm Tho men claim thework dono by the machines Is Inferiorand that the ware damaged Is chargedup against their salaries

The Sultan Sends ItegntBERLIN April 8 The Sultan of Tur-

key has expressed to Emperor Williamby his regret that tho conditionof the Turkish treasury Is such as to

of Turkishto take part In Kiel naval pa-

rade attendant upon the opening ofNorth sea and Baltic cnnal

Standard Late ranhaitNEW YORK April 0 Among proper

ty acquired the Standard Oilhas secured a large controlling holdingIn the SUtersvllle W Va oil fieldthrough the purchase of the Kanawhacompany through a subtorporatlonThree thousand acres with 100 wells

transferred for 850000

Nicaragua Releases Political PrisonerMANAGUA Nicaragua April 10 All

prisoners charged with political crimeshave been released and many havebeen banished The appointment ofJon Reuben Alonzoas Minister of Warhas created illfeeling among he armyofficers

They Vote to Can a StrikePnoviDBffCK It I April 8 The

weavers at tho Atlantic mills in Olneyvillo held mating yesterday

and voted to strike for a restora-tion of tho scalo o wages paid prior tothe lastcut down of 29 per cent whichwas made n year ago

MlnUter Terrell Coming HomeWASAIKOTOW April 0 Mr Terrell

United States to Turkey hasbeen granted leave of absence for thefirst time hi twoyears and Is expectedto spend his vacation in this countryreturning to his post sometime In

LatherS Crokir Inventor DeadEAST BnAmriBk Mass April

Luther S Crokor of theconductors ticket punch died here yes-terday aged 66 Ills punch are

all the railroads In tha country TJtleaves a wldafr and ttre sqou

Voted At loit CousrataUtlOK nUmarck-UaatJjr April 8 Pelnce Arenb rg

who represents a Bavarian coastltns-ny In the toff has boots turnedDbf bf the presidency of the Berlin

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TilE CUBAN AFFAIR AT JACKSONVILLE

SummatTyOf th Weeks Froceedlng ot-

tk L Ul tnreV Great ItallroadCue Conclnded Other1 Inter

rating State New

TAiXRHASg April 0 The legislaturehas accomplished much preliminarywork during the past In thesenate elgotysix bills have been Introduced and In the house the record todate Is nlnetythree In addition theVisual number of joint concurrentand other resolutions have beenpresented Of the bills thus farintroduced there are many thatare the same In their object Thereare two anttpriro fighting bills pending nearly half a dozen on subjectof elections and taxation while railtoad commission bills are plentiful

The committees aro now busily en-

gaged separating the wheat fromthe chaff and within n week or twoboth branches will have before themonly such bills ns are worthy of con-

sideration Doth houses have adoptedthe one session per day system whichgives committees more time to devoteto measures referred to them for con-

siderationSenator Palmers resolution to ad

journ May 1Hh Introduced last Fridaywas referred to the committee on legis-lature expenses

A resolution has been adopted in thehouse requesting the comptroller andstate treasurer to furntsbmcnt showing-the financial condltlon of the state

THE OFFICIALS WERE PRESENT

Slut Did Not Take Active Part In the Cubau Patriot Meeting

JACKSONVILLE Fla April 0 TheUnited States officials who attendedthe mass meeting hold In this city lastnight to express sympathy with the Cuban revolutionists do not seem at alldisturbed by the report from Washing-ton that their presence at the meetingIs disapproved of by the federal author-ities United States AttorneyClark and United States Marshal McKay when ahowu the dispatch fromWashington stating that Attorney

would demand an explana-tion of their presence said did nottbVktfiiU had violated any of the

They stated that they attendfiJ the meeting merely out of Idlecuriosity and tool no part in the pro-ceedings whatever They say they didnot vote on tjje resolutions that wereadopted

In reference to tho later statementthat Attorney General Olney has

Information that the officials didnot attend tIm meeting it is necessaryto say that If he Oltray has receivedsuch information it Is absolutely false

THREE RECEIVERS APPOINTED

Southrn State Land and Timber Cumat l nsucol Fla-

FKHSACOLA Fla April 0 TheSouthern States Land and Timbercompany one of the largest concernsdoing business hero was placed in thehands of three receivers yesterday byorder of Judge Pardee of New OrleansThis Is an English company and hasoffices In Pcnsacola New York andLondon The receivers are S MLament and W F McCormick ofLouisville Ky and Clarence Caroy0fNew YOrk The business will bo con-tinued by the three receivers attendingthe American business nnd ErhestNoel of London the English business

CASE RESTS WITH THE COURT

Argument In the flrrat Ilallroad Caie atJacksonville Have lieen Concluded

JACKSONVILLE Fin April 6 Argu-ments in the case brought by the Penn-sylvania company for the insurance of

to foreclose the second mortage bonds of the Jacksonville Tampa

and Key West railway have been con-cluded and the case now rests with thecourts but no decision will be announ-ced until all of the intervenors hovehad a chance to be heard The courtsot April 16 as the date for hearing allparties at Interest la this suit

A Chance to Met RelicJACKSONVILLE Fla April 6 An or-

der has been Issued by Judge Call forthe sale of the effects of John L Sullivan attached by Viola Armstrong amember of Sullivans company for sal-ary duo when in this city severalweeks ago The property consists of

and other appurtenances

Flashed Her Throat With H RigorORLANDO Fla April 10 John Evans

attempted to kill Maggie higgins hereyesterday and then committed suicideEvans was Infatuated with the womanand begged her to live with him Whenshe refused he slashed her throat with-a razor Inflicting probably a fatalwound

A Child DeathJACKSONVILLE Fla April 6 At

Weir Park yesterday Jesse Palmerthe four year daughter of MrP Walker was burned to death Shewas playing with the matches and setfire to her clothing

Searching for TbeJr IlodlefTiTpaviiXB Pin April 10 No doubt

at to tho drowning ofMiss Skill and Mr In

Bbod ip seareh of th bodla

Meet Peatu On IQe Cnllow-

OAijUsvnJJe Fla April 10 GrantGriffin oplorel was hanged at noontoday In tbo coti y jail at this place

rnnnJ r d a negro over a gameof cord ln falL

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Opinion bjr Clilef Juutfc Foller Jmtle l-

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WAsnwQToy April 9 The announce-ment of the decision of the supremecourt of the United States la the In-

come tax oases yesterday was Wade In

the presence of n crowded courtroomthe spectators lobby being thronged-to Its utmost capacity The decisionwas announced by Justice Fullerfirst stating the exceptions to the lawas made by counsel for the

I That the act impose a direct tax la re-

spect of the real UterentsiMues and profita veil a of the lucerne and prolM ot personalproperty sad not being apportioned li In viola-tion ot section two of article one f the conitl-tutlon

2 That the law If not Imposing a directnevertheless unconstitutional In that Its

provisions are not uniform throughout theUnited States iud do not operatesame force and effect upon the subjecttax wherever found and In that it provide ex-

emptions In favor of IndIviduals and copartDenhlps while denying all exemptions to cor-

porations having similar Income derived fromlike property end values and provides for otherexemptions and Inequalities In violation otsection eight of article oh of tho oonstltutire

3 That the act provlies no exemption c thetax upon Incomes derived from the stocks sadbonds of states of the United States and coun-ties and municipalities therein which stockssad bonds are not proper subjects for the tax-Ing power of conrrei The Income trout thoselecurttle In the United State amounts toover t 000000 per annum on which the totalannual Income Ux would be 11800000

Text of the DeclilpnThe chief Justice then saidI am charged with th6 duty of announcing

the opinion and Judgment of the court In theease of Charles Pollock versus the FarmersLoan Trust company etal The conclusionsof the court were stated to be as follows

I That by the constitutional federal taxa-tion it divided Into two great clones directtues and duties Imposts and excise

S That the Imposition of direct taxes Is gov-

erned by the rule of apportionment amonif theseveral itatoi according to numbers and theImposition of duties Impost and exolt bythe rule of uniformity throughout the UnitedStates

8 principle that taxation and rep-resentation go together was Intended to b-

and was proscribed In the constitution by theestablishment ot the rule of apportionmentamong tho several states so that such appor-tionment should be according to number Ineach state

4 That the stiLes surrendered their power-to levy sad to regulate commerce tothe general government and gave It the Concu-rrent power to 1977 direct taxes In reliance onthe protection afforded by the rules prescribed-and that the compromise of the constitutioncannot be disturbed by legislative action

R That these conclusions result from thetext of Hie constitution and are supportedthe historical evidence furnished by the cir-cumstances surrounding the framing and adop-tion of that Instrument and the views ot thosewho framed and ail opted It

8 That the undemanding and expectationat the time of the adoptton of the constitutionwas that direct taxes would not be levied bythe general government except under tho pres-sure of extraordinary exigency and such hasbeen the practice down to August It 1894 Ifthe power to do so be exercised as an ordinaryand usual means of supply that fact furnlshean additional reason for circumspection In dis-posing of the present ease

7 That Uses on real estate belong to theclass of direct tate and that the taxes on therent or Income of real estate width I the

Its ownership belong to the sameclass

8 That by no previous decision of thl courtthis question been adjudicated to the con-

trary of the conclusionsnow announced That-so much of the let of August a at-tempt to Impose a tax upon the rent or Income of real estate without appointment I In-

validJustices Yield sad White Dissent

Justice Field road a dissenting opin-ion in which he stated I am ofopinion that the wholo law of 1894 isnull and void

Justice White also dissented from theopinion aa delivered by the courtconcluding the decision which hadoverruled and net aside establishedprecedents and the settled and uniformdoctrine of the court down tothe present time lie regretted that atthis late day this court should thusoverthrow and nullify an act of con-gress

Attorney General Olney said the gov-ernment would not ask for a rehearingbut would accept the as rendered

TO WEAR THE SPANISH OUT

Cuban Revolutionist Flaylns at WaitingGame Maceo Dreaded by Officials

HATANNA April 10 There are onthis Island todiy between 5000 and0000 rebels who have rifles and car-tridges within reach And thecampaign Is to wait The knowbetter than to openly oppose their menagainst superior forces when climatennd sickness are relied upon as alliesa little later on Why dont the rebelspitch in and do something before allthe Hpanlsh reach here isasked The answer Is Lethere all she Intends to send and thenwe will play hideandseek with themuntil aided by climatic conditions wecan combine all our forces and strike adecisive blow at her sick and climateworn forces

Ml i Wlckea Qo s on the StareMEMPHIS Tenn April 10 Miss

Lillian youngest daughter of the the PullmanPalace Car company made her debut-on the stage last ovenlngat the Lyceum Theater In

The Sign of the Cross with the company of Wilson Dnrrett

30000 totbVXmerlean UniversityWABmUOTOJf April 6T116 Will Of

late Bev Mr lUrch of Kokomotad 840000 to the AmericanUniversity of this

interest his wIdow Ills threechildren are given lO000each

The Father Xow MurdererAraAflfA April J John Barker

who was shot by Ms father ThursdayIn taunpkla county yeaterday Tn Is IB j

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a oamuj t 4 impurities J 6rblood and dobllltaMl conditionbody open the way tar tb t Shed teOtegnervous trouble and Otfcet lib Tinskin mucous membrane sadorgans strive vMn to rollevf the tilpure current ot They alt WOlc-

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bad all overbut since I havo taken Hoods coy tire audneck are tree from Hoods

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Second Dividend Has Boss SttuurutffW-ASHWOTOH April fl The

troller of the currency has deolarjfl 4second dividend of fifteen PP PSmaking percent In all in layer enbank of Brunswick Go-

Tlvuriton sal for llonolnltuSAN

Thurstou minister it pUnited States sailed yesterday forHonolulu 110 stated thathis return was uncertain i jiv

Preparing for the Uoverament Ejhlmti-

WAsiimaroiT April 9 ChlitEiccntire Officer Kemper of the

engaged in preparing thefor display at the Atlanta GB

exposition S v

Convention of Mannfoctnrera1ATLANTA April OiThe manufacturers

of Atlanta met yesterday and arrangedfor a convention of o

lay Ono object ofIs to prevent hostile

LI Hunt Chang HimselfSHIHOXOSBKI April 9 The wounddn

the face of Li Hung Chang thepeace envoy who was shot March 34a patriot fanatic has completely healedThe bandages hays

David Stone Laid to RestNEW Yontf April 6 The funwal of

the late David M Stone was held thliafternoon at 3 oclock at tbo CentralCongregational church Brooklyn ROTA J F Behrcnds officiated

President Cleveland InvitedMEMPHIS Tenn April 6 President

Cleveland and the membersnet and the governors of oil the statesand their staffs have been invited to Ixipresent at the big drill in May

Georgia Htptlst ConveneSAVAMfAU Ga April 10 Th staU

convention of the Baptistsyesterday The

proceedings rtero of routine eoano-Ur v

WOULD NOT GIVE AN OPINIONJastlee illness Prevented

Site Mlttlac on the DencbHays NothingNASHVILLE Tenn April id Su-

preme Howell E Jacksonwhose Illness prevented tho full su-

preme bench passing upon the Incomelaw refuses to express opinionupon its constitutionality JusticeJackson is In healthand expresses his Intention ofhis duties on the bench at the Octoberterm of court V

Exile or Prisoner Which T

SAN FKAKCISCO April 9r

P iHintlngton comes to California hawill arrest him underdlctment found by the United Stalesgrand for Issuing an Interstaterailroad pass District

that the warrant wlllnpton huntington in the east as the expensu of bringing him out hertbe too groat

Indiana Starch Work Unfneil-Cotuimus Ind April 8 Tho Amw

lean staith works with buildings cov-ering ten acres wereThe plant was being run night andday on account of a rush in bustpesiVIn mlnuio from theflames wero discovered tho buildingwas a wreck and 800060 had goneIn smqke

To Investigate Armenian fiotritjC-ossTAKrwopU Turkey

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nrday anti was invited to jfcpeeec-Saisoun as independent i-

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