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THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED KURTZ, Epirox and Pror'r
1 nen paid In ad
sibiert to previous
% per ii for 3 inser
+ sneer guent fnsertion,
cso——
THE FLACK FRAUD.
The Chief Conspirators in the
Case Indicted.
JUDGE BOOKSTAVER (ENSURED.
Fraud, Deceit and Collusion Character.
ized the Proceedings— Dangers of Judi
cial Negligence and the Present Code
in New York Divorce Courts Pointed
Out—A Matter of Grave Public Concern.
As announced in
all the partids
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-
these dispatches
1
in the Flack bogus divorce
last week
conspiracy
are indicted, Judge Bookstaver is se-
¥
verely censured, but he could not be in-
dicted owing to his judicial position.
The grand jury came in with a long
presentment and indictinent for the fol-
lowing: Sheriff James A. Flack, Will
iam Flack, Ambros: Monell,
Meeks, Mrs. Raymond,
viarities,
iin lictments,
lemental
Joseph
Gross Irreg
addition
deci
TOSS irre
it and
could 1
1:
ue h an ac
weilitats d
highest
Liave
Jiwooves the
wd all
tration
fact that
collusion,
HY 15 ex
tion of
and main
gion of
ider that the
eferees indivorce
us and is condu
angers and abuses
* IAS t x posed,
Negligence,
ute to Judge Book-
i ! n in the sense of
profit or g in such actions alone are
not th nly means by which the bench
may i graded and J LRAd id ial usefulness
paid Neglect, remissness and
complaisance to friends are liable to pro-
duce like results. We are of the opinion
that among other things the crime of
conspiracy has been committed,
1 he conspirators, from their position
Mn life, their knowledge and e Xperienes,
have been enabled to so shroud’ their
actions that an understanding and dis-
covery were made exceedingly dith
cult.’
tench Warrants Issued.
were issued for the
« indicted with him
irt except Civil
Justice Monell, who is tooill to leave his
bed and whe ii furnish bail for his
a1)!
Bench warrants
sheriil ned ti
Bi all Ww
The indicted persons profess to be sur-
prised at the action of the grand jury.
Poor Prospects for Retterdam Strikers.
Loxpox, Oct, 1.—The attempt of the
Socialists to run the strike f She » Rotter
dam dock laborers has f utterly
and the strike itself is likels take a
similar turn, partly owing to their in-
terference. The disturbed portion of
the town is so thoroughly guarded by
troops and effectually covered by the
1s of war vessels moored in the river
under which armed forces can be landed
at a moment's notice as to preclude any
idea of success on the part of the strik-
ers by violent means and the ranks of
the men who have taken the strikers’
places are filling up rapidly. John
Burns sent London for the
relief of the strikers, but aside from this
the contributions to the strike fund have
been surprisingly small.
1
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Cowhided the Vicor Walker,
St. Louis, Oct. 1.— William C. Young
floor walker for a Broadway dry goods
house, was publicly cowhided in the
store by Mrs. Baron, wife of Abraliam
Baron, the telegranh editor of The
Weostliche Post, Young's offense seemed
to be in engaging him ell to marry Mise
Jennie, the daughter of the indignant
lady, whilst he still had a wife in Eng-
land. Mrs. Baron plied the lash re
peatediy while a circle of under clerks
gathered around to witness the fun.
Young finally dashed from the store
and cacaped,
Died of n Rattlesnake Bite.
JacksosviLne, Fia,, Oct. 1,—At Ti
tusville, Fla., W. H. Adams, a postal
clerk, accidentally stepped on a rattle
snake as he was walking on the public
highway about midnight. The snake
buried his fangs in Adams’ leg. He
twisted a handkerchief about the wound
and hurried to a physician, who cupped
the wound and administered whisk
freely. The treatment was of no avail,
and A dams, after intense suffering, died.
Chang Yeng Hoon’ s Farewells
Wasiusaron, Oct. 1—~Chang Yeng
Hoon, the retiring Chinese minister,
presented his letters of recall to the presi-
dent. He was accompanied by ree
tary Blaine and Shu Cheen Pon, first
secretary of legation, and Liang Shung,
an attache, The new minister, who ar
rived in Washington last week, will be
presented at an early date,
Fifty Persons Killed und Injured.
Rowe, Oct, 1L.—Two express trains
running in opposite directions between
Nuples and Foggia, come into collision
while running at a high rate of speed
through a tunnel. Twenty carriages
were sinushed and fifty persons killed
and injured.
Mrs. Binine, Jr., Will Recover.
New Yor, Oct. 1.—The statement
ablished that Mrs, James (. Blaine,
r., is po ill that she cannot recover is
| untrue. Her attending
inns say that though she ww very
there is every chance of her re:
é
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A NOTABLE WEDDING,
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Ricnpield Semixas, N.Y. Sept. py
the social
Mr.
tary of
igh
aby Beat:
aoedinit
the « WOE iti i
that M Hamilton and ti
remain for some time at She
SON «
Perpetual Motion at Ko
NT. Pati. Oct, 1.--Ri
nignt or
rineid
Ose Of
bow x hi
mochine had i
WAR It requires no i kel
oil is all that is needed to
shape.
Both Killed in a Duel
New Onmizass, Oct, 1.-The Times
Democratic special from Robelieu, La,
says that Lee Me Alpin, sherifl of Vernon
pacish, was shot and killed by A, UC,
Pool, editor of The Vernon News, ina
duel with pistols, Pool also lost Ins life.
A newspaper coutroversey between the
two men led to McAlpin being chal
lenged by ool.
wy an % © onstitution Finished.
Cunvexse, Wy, T., Oot 1.--The
members of the constitutional conven
tion signed the instrument last night
and ad; Journed subject to the call of the
preside nt, Nov. 6 is submission day. In
an address the people are viged to turn
out and make a good showing of popula
£11
Reduction. in the Pablie eb,
Wassinuros, Oct. 1L-<1t is estimated
a She Jryasuly de rm that op 38
duction in the public during 8
tember will amount to $18,500,000,