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Vice-President Ad ai Stevenson
Beoretary of State Kicharri S. Olney
Secretary of Treasury ..John Q. Carlitde
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OWEN
Will Have the Case Referred to the Supreme
uourt Holmes, the Mnlti-Hnrderer
On Trial.
San Fkancisco. Nov. 1. Theod ore
Durrant, assistant superintendent of
Emanuel Baptist churoh Sunday eohool,
was today oonvicted of the mnrder of
Blanohe Jjaniont, for whioh he has been
on trial sinoe July 22d last. The jury
was out twenty minutes and arrived at a
verdict on the first ballot. As there was
no recommendation of mercy the punish
ment was fixed at death.
The soene in the oourt room when the
verdict was announced will never he for-
gotten by fiose who were present. Judjre
Murpny fimsued his oharoe at 3:30 and
the jury at ouoe retired. Wnile the jurv
was ont Mrs. Durrant and the prisoner
talked and laughed together as if acquit
tal were a foregone conolasion. They
were joined by half a dozen friends and
the conversation was becominc animated
when it beoame whispered about that
toe jury had agreed upon a verdict. In
an iuetant a bush fell upon the little
cirole that had iralhered around th
prisoner. Durrant's faoe. Blwavs Dale.
assumed a ghastly hue, and his mother
was speeoiileBs. Then the members of
the jury filed in and took their seats.
Clerk Morris asked the usual question
as to whether the fury bad agreed upon
a verdict. Foreman Wnrmn n,iii,m
arose and replied in the affirmative.
"We, the jury," said he. "find the de
fendant, William Henry Theodore Dur
rani, guilty of murder iu the first de
gree."
As the aged foremau. pale and trem
bling, read the words that fixed Durrani's
fate, a low rumbling uoiae like the roar
or a mob arose from the rear of the oonrt
room. The next moment men were
oheering wildlv, while women wept hys
terically iu the eioitement. Tb bailiff
wrapped londly for order, but the
tumult oontinned for a minute before
anything like quiet oould be brought out
of the disorder. Jndie Murnhv said
that sentence would be passed iifXt
Friday, upon whioh day he would also
st a day for the tiial ot Durrant on the
charge of murdering Minnie Williams.
During the tumult that followed the
verdict Durraut and his mother were
lost light of exoapt by the few who sat
near thera. As the last words nf the
verdict were uttered, Durrant made a
spasmodic effort to arise to hi feet, but
before he could d ) s i his mother with
half sigh, bait moan, threw her aruia
round his neck and Hank back into her
obair. Ilia mother's grief seemed to
make Durrani forget hi own position,
ndfora few minutes be sat njib his
arms around her neck trying to soothe
her. It was some time hi-(ore Mrs.
Durrani oould Ifave the court room,
Durrani's father was not in the room
when the ferJiot was returned, and tie
first learned that bis son bud been con
v.oted when the oher went up from the
rrowj in (lis building.
Durrant rec iyered bis old tune ooio.
poanra as Bonn as lis l..ft Lis mother slid
prepared lo return to tlm ontinty jail.
With hid overcoat awung carelsaly over
his arm, lis aalked Wurly nut of the
room, twirling hi alight muatacbe llli
apparently a hllln o inrro as if ha
wsrsj merely a spa. tutor limteal of ths
pnoolpsl ilgqre 10 l ie ridding aaans.
Aside from His pcltor, Mrs, N idle,
Menrhe l.atiioiil'e aunt, and Maud l.a
monl. lbs dead girl's aisler, wer appar
ally th bsppieat p-rs-nn lo the Mom.
Wbeo lh Verdioi was aunouuOed, Man I
Lam 'Ol sprang from her snat, elapp
tier ban Is and llieri orird of sheer el -rileii,i,t.
Mrs. Nobis mited smiles
lib tsars and abook hands with a num.
bar of friends who crowd! afiond to
eongralulale her.
Ths cms III ba appealed l i lliesil
prs o emirt and it is ipoied nearly a
tear will ilapsa bfors a decialon ill U
ohlaitied.
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Ne Will I'reaaal aa l4eara kalevey s4
Ibaa (thai ial aaa ali by
Ika aa alias
I'tllt-SIBI nils, No. 2 Wl.eu foil f I
re'l I'elay at 1 1 i'nipk, for argq.
met. la In ilia Holmes raaa, Mr. lU laa,
jSbior Sotiriaal f.y ),s dafaeaw, anbouas
. lhal bis aVilleafne, H.o. ii.akef, was
(ifT'llsg frursj Sotfipleb harv.se .rnals.
Iioa and was aa lay lbs ears l a h)sl
rlan. II sailed litis l i lbs alien! it, f
Ihtfoi.n ia t tew t,f ,a id I in Is
regdil I Sniiin.'HiWaaillli'a ratl iff
mala lbs rl'ili( allfes lo l,a jtiry
bn lbs defenas (ireaenled an !. leans
nrabam td lbs qaaslnxi l-y bflertag
Id Walts bis rigbl in I,S laxl Speavb,
a t Hears Will bs bfll lt ad IrtaS OA
eh sid Ualeai t,f wi by lbs rf,saS4
Ilia. ifcetrisi Atiorr ay tlrabesa bagaa Itie
pae-h al I'l S'i n'- lo. k. If etl4:
"lbs rfaaoawaiti nf I'-hMtltsBis
ta li s ieMi.lr q Ibis saas aft I It sake
b tii It m sraa.aDl wbea
J .I.S II. l Ibi .la.iaM ii I sl i.ra
Hoi rin,a, I -.u riiial S" ill b ia. 1 .S
sMtnuHsawsslik Is tfti Is trs's lis
ABaOWrEW PURE
oase from the initial step down to the
last syllable of the sentence. The com
monwealth has done so ; odo by one was
established link by link, makintr tho
ohain oomplete."
The district attorney reviewed the
evidenoe in detail. The oondition of the
body, be oontended, medical testimony
had proved, oould not be produced, ex
cept by ohloroform.
Graham's address, whioh was oonflned
in most part to a review of the details of
the evidenoe, lasted two hours and a half.
Ho'mes nervously Bhifted in bis seat as
the thunderous tones of tbe prosecuting
offioer rang oui. At the oonolusiou of
bis address a recess was taken until 2:30
p. m.
Messrs. C. F. Moore 4 Co., Newberg,
Ore., says: "We sell more of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy than all others put
together, and it always gives satisfac
tion." Mr. J. F. Allen, Fox. Ore , says:
"1 believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to be tbe best I have bandied." Mr.
W. H. Hitchoook, Columbus, Wash.,
Bays: "Chamberlain's Onnoh Rom,i
sells well and ia highly praised by all
wno use it.- ror sale by Blooum-John-son
Drug Co.
JQX.
"Everything," I 'd the oorn-fed phi
losopher, as he be o bis daily lecture,
"is of eduoational alue."
"Even prize figbts?" asked tbe fresh
est youth.
"Yea, even prize fights. Hath not
pugilism taught ns tbe names of the
governors of Texas and Arkansas!1 In
dianapolis Journal.
Harry I cannot offer you wealth,
Marie; my brains are all tbe fortune I
possess.
Marie Oh, Harry, if you are as badly
off as that, I am afraid papa will never
give bis consent. Soribner'i.
It is sai l that an Atchison girl wbo
was considered a dream before she was
married has become oroet and disagree
able sinoe. She merely beld iu until
he got a husband. Atchison Globe.
Little Brother Bui why ain't it prop
er to eat a fuller's pie with bis knife?
Little Sister Deouti'e that is ths
easiest way to sat it. of oourse. Indian
apolis Journal.
Mrs. Gray How oould yon go and
tell what I told yoo to tbat gossiping
Mrs. Black f I thought you oould keep
a secret.
Mrs. Green I can; but that wasn't
a secret, you know, after yoo bad told it
to me. Boston Transcript.
A trying oflunpatinn The judge's.
Philadelphia Record.
Antiinr-I think I bavt a good Idea for
a dnttt-livs dory.
Ilia Wife Wbat is ths idea?
Autlioi I will bars lbs dntsctivs
Ira os an umbrella lo Hs original nwnsr.
Ilarlnm Life.
Mrs. W. U Meek, wbo resides al
Campion villa, Cal., says bsr dsogblsr
was for several years troubled at lime
with severe cramps ia lbs stnmeeb, snd
would lis ia snnb agony Ibat it was
nereaaary lo rail a phvaielau. Having
read almnt t'liamterlaio'(illo, Clmlera
lid Diarrhoea Itemed aha eonnlii,la.l
to try H, Mh found that it alwsjs gave
prompt relief. It was seldom tieoeaasry
lo gits lbs second does "It bs mi
only saved ns Iota of worry ami lime,"
abt sys, "but also din lor bills. It f
tnv (it'inion that avert famila alwmM
bats a holds nf Ibis remedy ri ,
nmiae. rr sals by ttlooiim Jobusoo
Drug Co.
IMtr. II KATIKM tjHKi.OS.
lis I'lay-s III Wenaaa U Let at lb
Italia ass I's4ltaa
rrm the furllaud Tlf ram.
Froro hberiff llousar, if Cmalills
soualy. It is la-amsd Iballbs taaa Frank
I'ssjm, waalrd bars for soils ltla anoaay
with shinh In pure baas Klaard Caiaay
a ondan leg, and than risrstpplng with
lb piocawilauf In f ff ills, Was SHgagad
la lbs ssiti liiisn.ea In f astern Off goo
At Tbe Dallas IVaas SndesvoraJ to
ratfls i if bogus dismaad f.r tbe allagxi
srptaM of ar baatag a wood leg for
t'sfaey, but as lbs eily marsbal got o
bis llek tS l'fk ffatieb lasts kb I Mil
loofuad np mi I'andlaloa, Wbils fa a
dial' II I'aaas ollaelad 5 Ofl a
walrb faffl, ! bis rsra-af was rut
bofl by lbs iifhWrt of lbs Uw, aad ts
as Bfrealad. For '! reaenfi, bow
str, lbs grad J'irjr al thai lara lal I
ti is I. si I.Irs and bs was rlaa4.
I'aaaa aa all ba'd frM al VsaSIa
Walls, brs be Is aadar arrawt
llts llriffis saiald al (t off faslar
day, but will ssrt t-r lbs kfifnar ibis
aflsrwonS).
A wows whlSb kawaetls 4a flay Jet
' al.ool I aol i.ea'aeled bt ona, 1 1
' B-st .melbtng it.iMS lhaa a Riala
I el irrilail , au I iba "iM II I ra
i bated lbs lll. Tks A ' C.ri
'aaH.f l, is nsaspt t wr as4 '
M t'S.
ETCHINGS IN RHYME.
TIDES,
Lyrics are little tides that flow
Tempered by song'a celestial wind,
And voicing, as they come and go,
' The thought and musio of the mind.
THK VOYAGE.
Christ is the captain, Prayer the mate,
And Faith the pilot of the night.
When through Death's dark and silent strait
We voyage to the Land of Light.
William H. Hayni.
-From the Demorest's Magazine for November.
A PROMINENT RANCHMAN.
From the Colorado Farmer, Denver, Col.
David S. Green, wbo is past middle
life, a man of fine physique, strong,
vigorous and buoyant, went to Colorado
in 18G0 and now resides at 2127 Grant
Avenue, Denver. He is well-known in
Colorado and Indian Territory as a
oattle man, and is also known in Colo
rado mining oiroles by "old timers."
He is a member of the Trinity m v.
church of this city and well known in
aietnodist oiroles, and a familiar figure
on the streets of Denver. He is a gentle
man of intelligence and oulture, oom
municative and affable.
On the first day of February, 1893,
Mr. Green received a serious injury to
the spiue, oooasioned by slipping while
supporting a heavy weight. The injury
was very paiuful and in a lew dayi be
was helpless. Through tbe long months
of suffering tbat followed he was reduced
iu strength and fL-eh until bis ueryous
system was well nigh exhausted; bs was
brought to the border land of paralysis
His entire right side was threatened
nn mis malady. The soinal
nd base of the brain were a battery of
pain ana lorinre, and naught was left
him but to uffer on and wait for the
end.
While in this condition iJ
hopeless of help (as his physioian and the
oeei medioiil oounael proved powerless),
is attention was prov idenliallv nailed
to Dr. William' Pink Pill, i . .
aun a i". am m
drowning man clutches at a straw an ha
caught at Pink Pills and immediately
oegan to improve. Ueoommenoed their
use about the middle of Maroh last and
oday bis pains are nearly gone, all tbe
ilarming symptoms of Paralvsia hava
disappeared and lbs original Injury is
rapidly improving. His general health
aud llish are reiluminu i.i. ....t
el
.--a. , UCUM
atioily of spirit and vlvaoilv a ra-
itored and an hour' conversation ia
aiiffloiont to convincs ods that to Tiok
i'llla is doe a char, am almoal titrA..1A...
, -.lu.uua.
In eon tarsal ion ilh a representative
f I he Farmer, Mr. Green aald: !
have pot hseo no ths street for sevsotssa
months till Iwo or Hires days ago, but I
am so much belter. It is a surpriss to
ros nd lo my friends, ye, and to my
looior, loo. 'I be faot I bats bean at
death's door. No m.s Ibongbt liters was
any help for me; even my doctor tbsngbl
I neter would bs any hetisrt Dot bsra
I !!) walking about as yon see, tad ta
me it Is wonderful f , p.trbans ton will
hardly believs me a ben I tell ton what
lid it-it ass Dr. Williama' Tink Fill.
tor pals people."
It IS dun to suffeflng bnmanilv tbat
lbs story nf Mr. Green be lold. His
kindness of heart snd generous impojees
wotibl rei iioa 0 sprea.ling lbs fans of a
remedy Ibat baa brongbl bin. Irom tbe
alley i.f Uealb lo oj if lbs pleasures ot
a losing Imhii),
III pbyamian I a g-nllemsn wsll-
known iu Denter, bs lived bars many
years and built up a good praclio. I
is bmed mm. led and In good laadlss
iolbsle ojs liral clichs in lbs eltj.
Anyone wicbing li do so. ran rsadilr
all.fy loinae If as ,i lb fU b.falo IS-
lale..
Dr. William' l ick Fills pmtaia all
lbs slemebl bery lo gits Baw Itfs
I nsbnea to ths blond and reetora
aballefed rt.s Tbat era a.,1,1 In
b.ie (nater in b oas l.etw, by lbs d..ta
or huadra.ll at tJ eebi a ti. of all
b..iefr2.Vi,ai.dri.ay m bed i all
drtiartf latsi s.f diraelly by mail from lr.
Williams MadulOS T.I., Hi baliacl r,
N. Y.
JolrfS (rata) H.a .feilaH
swaare Ibat ton bit him tales up-as lbs
'. H ts af d-hlal 1 1 Mkf
lbf.1,,1.1,1 i.i mil)) -lis, )r Haasr;
it's fala. th bit bin hit ones tbe
lb' sl.aj loirnetH bit bint wbsis
bis bd bin -Tit lit.
Tba Wily peftliaitent SOf faf SbruBie
ib Is 1.1 lbritf bl i( lbs toiisa
I" IU)terB) .y IU U lblitl Md twf.
Ialal.t of Afar'S KeKaparllta. Tbis
-fidarfiil fart,w.y .rotas S'lSnsssfql
b. a. i.lbay traalaaant las fila4 lo
tali lb soffaraf.
lb Mlals Iraaiaaew ts lt a as,
IS wbieh il SI by IKm a ta
liil ll Aaa.ikli..af..i I.Vl.lnarass
' t d H a lall.y, Ittte a-asy
n, 1 1 bats a tr aiuait-g s asset .(
Vn avsiy bvw II