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Omts-gimctrat: Saturbarj, llflbtmbtr 2o, THE WINTER MEETING I BWI MATTERS Brothers of Rodney, domiciled at Rodnev. In Jefferson county. Both organixatlons are for purposes of mutual assistance and general benevolence. Capt. E.

H. Martin, of the Walthall Guards of Meridian, was in the city any. Hi cojnpauy will be on hand to pa.ticipare in the military parade ac the AT EAHLV ALL. TUB STABLES THE TRACK OCCIPIED. Jatalde Stable Raaaa Is Already fa Vr Aetlve Da(i4-IaMrtt District Attorney Montgomery at the Capital.

fefalansents Espeeted front Wash tuauguiaiioa oi uov. i.ongin-j oa Jas. IU. Got. McLaurin has offered a reward of f.Tt each for tbe arrest and conviction of the murderers of Geo.

and Victor Euliivan. in Smith county, several muscbx ago: also a reward of $lm for the arrest and delivery of Alex Bigby. who escaped from the Attaila county jail while under a charge of murder. Inaton an Birmlachaat More Stake Kb tries. Republican Delegates Will Be A boat all the stabling at the.

Fair rounds Is taken, a well as most of tbe Selected Early. numerous liable that hare teen built by It Is announced that the force at work on the Gulf and riblp Island Railroad between Sfeen's Creek and Jackson, will le Increased within the next ten days to men. About 3UO are at present employed in preparing the right of wav and local people In the riclnltjr of tbe track. Several carloads are expected dally from Washington, anion which will be tbe wablea of V. C.

Daly. W. Lv OMrer. IL Gov. McLaurin Appoints a New mil Mil i me iracs reman.

Krnm present: indications this end of the road will reach Jackson about Jan. 1. and then all that remain to complete connection wirh tbe coast will be to span the Interval te Kiddie. John Ferris, Tom Um. Mayor for Indianola.

nd several others; and after tbe Birmingham delegation gets in there will be tween teen Creek and the northern lindt of tbe extension of the main line. The only thing hat can dely the com pletion of the track to Jackson from Steen's Creek by tbe date named will 1 tbe Inability to set rails thero hn La tbe neighborhood of 1jM horses here to take Dart in the winter meeting. Secretary Clark is still actively engaged ta preparing the stake entry list. Last Acts gently on the Greenwood to Entertain the Method- i I 1 i i. been such an Increase In the demnnd for iron and steel material that the mills ra n.

i 1st Conference. not fill all the orders they have on hand punctually. GAMBLE MeCSEART. Kidneys, Liver and Bowels l5an5es the 5y5tem Palmetto Handicap and the rich Preliminary Ierby Handicap for two-year-olds. These lists are as follows: Palmetto Handicap To be run Saturday, Iec ii, Istfj; for three-year-old and upward: f-" to accompany the nomination, additional to Hurt.

The Crescent MARTIN (Coach). 4MITH. WEUJIOBX XlcMILLAX DONOHO I Asst. Uffr.) U. Uj CBANADE.

PLOWMAN STICKNET JOHNSTOX (K. M(tr. tCj niRT WHITE WERT Capt. K. E.

(Full). tlt. COI.EMAX Uuilt. McCuHyt KDALB (U T. LAXCA2TEK BROW'S! (L.

KEADEU. I Commissioned Officers to Meet Monday BILO.TI. Bohemians Arrive to Work la the Joolliaa Factory. Special to Tb- Times Democrat. Riloxi.

Nov. 24. La4 evening- about to Select Eegimental Officers. lug his tbe management decided o'cliM a sp.cial over the Louisville DE ARMOND CONFIDENT I I upon his withdrawal. ami ahille Railroad rolled ud to the Eaw son's Injury was sustained at 211 depjt loaded with Bohemians from Balti titf j-jekey Club to add an amount sulti-cient to make tbe value of the slake $1A.

of wuii'h to the Brat, fjnj to the aeeoud. to the third. Weights to be announced three day prior 10 the race. Winners of a race, after publication of weights, to carry i pouud extra (selling pures not included). Acceptances to be unun-d through tbe enlry l.x the lay preceding the raoe before 12 in.

Tbone eo LJLiaed tu Ik- liable tor starting fee. fi hirtr-ivio nominations. Arthur A iiuckier's lJuke t.f Middle, i o'clock yesterday. For seven hours aud Slieclal to The Time Democrat. more, Md.

There were about sixty in the Jackson. Nov. M. A. Mont l.

i Bowling. J. C. Baldwin. W.

J. Hardin. K. S. Sonic.

L. M. Matthews. I. Heck-inser, J.

W. Emmet F. H. Mortimer. f.

S. J. S. Zacharle. II.

ii. Hall, C. B. Lunlap, W. S.

Parkersou. McX. tJordon, TKiver Harper. A. F.

S-hwartst, Charles Mauion. T. J. Woodward. G.

W. Vauglin, J. ii. Harrison. M.

W. Patton, Arthur W. Jacob, Walter S. lewi. Ir.

Fdmond Moss. (Jeorse J. Lyons, Samuel W. Wels, 11. BeBuys.

wenty minute he rode, his face showing OVERCOMES L.rr& party, and they are to work in the ovster TIIIXKS HE WILL BE MINORITY LEADER IX THE HOI SB. little of the anzuisu he felt. Durinc the gomery, Federal District Attorney for the canning factory of the E. a Joullian closing hours he asked to have a doctor celled to examine his shoulder, but his 1 a king Company. They were an orderly northern District, and one of tbe Republican leaders In this State, was In the handlers secured some medicine and ap well-behaved people, and far above the usual class brought here for tbe character The Miaaoarl (si COMST.PAT.ON PERMANENTLY but rue GtNuiNi M.N'f ey city to-day.

Mr. Montgomery holds tb position of census referee by appointment of Director Merriam, and has the geueral supervision of arrangements for the cen- or wors to oe done. From a beautiful and bright, sunshiny day yesterday, a change occurred this morning at an earlv hour, and we are swrgn. J. Arthur's Moroni.

Jas. Arthur's Eiidad. lieu. i'-euuetl iorbush. Oeo.

liennelt'a Laureate. 1ias. K. tiurdean's Eva Uice. It.

Congdon A Son's I'rospero. W. ciaicy's W. X. Iyiu -ut's Flying Hess.

J. C. Ferris. Cherry Head. W.

C. Fessenden's Iiaritaria. II. IS. troodrich's Hugh l'euuy.

sua. He stated that he understood the plans for the division of the supervisor districts Into enumeration districts were Talaae Leaves for Texas. The Tuhine football eleven left yesterday morning over the Southern Pacific for Austin, where they will play the University of Texas this afternoon. There are sixteen men In the party. Including Hairls T.

Collier, and Man naming to-uay a uorther, accompanied by a cii, drizzling rain. As showing tbe wide circulation of The plied it after half-carrying the exhauKted rider from the track. Lawson finished the regular race at o'clock, third from the front, aud a few minutes later, although suffering severe pain, mounted a 1K pound motor tandem with a mate and steered it for an additional half-hour at a speed of It was not until midnight that a physician examined tbe rider's injury and declared that tbe collar bone was broken. The score at 8) to-night, at the end of the twenty-fourth hour, follows: Miller, 4 ST. miles 1 lap; julius.

4S5 miles 1 Inp; llevea Democrats Shoald Parsae aa AssreasiTe Coarse Majority Ouch! To Be riaeed oa the be. feaslve. Special ta The Times-Democrat. Washington, Nov. 24.

Congressman De Armoud of Missouri, who la a candidate for the minority leadership of the House, reached Washington to-day. Mr. De Ar- i(AOIvRNIA pG SYRVP(S iinies-iieruocrat. inquiries are being received here from North. East and West aa rwa a already on file at Washington, and as soon aa they could be approved the supervisor would then proceed to appoint the enumerators.

The work of takli.g the census itself d's uot coinuieace until June. aoout me special appearing in these columns of the appearance of "Mack tongue" ager A. M. Tost. The team will remain Hart Gibson.

The Mar of Bethle- at Austin Sundxr. and leave early Mou Br a ou4t5Ti rax ria 5cniL among tne cattle of this section. Along day for Hoiixtou to play tbe A. and M. "inuiries come augsesrion or treat uieut aud "cure all" remedies.

uioud expresses confidence of the outcome College of Texas In the afternoon. The SlMML-tlor nf Prm 1.1 ii 1 1 i fj. IIIN UOI MIU, 1 lUJJf- A 111. tkil'IIIC, ItTtl (kirk I- I hi. i.

miles: 33 a Her. 4S4 miles 11 laps: I.iugr-n elder. 483 miles 7 laps; Niederhofer, 375 KopVful capturinc one Tbe' MtUoxMrl Mate'" tfoatma Tulane return In time to play the don lta de to. mile i laps. HIS LEFT HA3D BROKEN.

tniverslty of MlaMsslppl Thanksgiving I riM h- epumican convenuon wouia LEO Day. J. 11 jiruuauiy oe ueia next year earlier than HATTIESBl RG. Proajreaa To Be Pablished Daily. Special to The Times-Democrat.

Hattiesburg. Nov. 24. The Progress announces to-day that Monday It will begin tbe publication of a dailr, the city having reached a population of The to the course to be pursued by the Demo usual, as it is probable that the Republi crats next winter, Mr. De Armoud was FitaalntaaeBis.

the Paaillst. Meets Groaada Will Be Maddy. gulte emphatic. Austin, Not. 24.

The Tuiane foot with Serioaa Aeeident. can national executive committee, which meet on Dec. 15, will call the national convention at a date prior to the customary one. He said that as far as tbe 'It should be one of aggression. We JanesrIIle.

Nov. 24. Robert Fiti Immons, the ex-champion heavyweight, should at all times show tbe faith that ball team Is expected to-morrow morning to play the 'Varsity, and prospect are gloomy for a good day. It Is In us. Our opposition should be strong SAUCE THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE Mississippi delegation was concerned, he to-day accidentally caught his left baud and determined.

We should place the I waa confident it would be solid for the between the tienrv HnAn nf hnt1 li rf has rained steadily since last night, with Ihysiclaus attended the injured hand, majority party in the House on the de-1 renomination of McKinley and a rat form wnicn, ltzsinitnons says, was broken. tensive and thus develop the weak points I embracing tbe planks, sound money, ex- no indications to-nigbt or a bold up. Alabama T. Mississippi 5. Special to The Times-Democrat.

licui. uusby A Miller's McClearv. M. S. I In Lady Callahan.

I. M. logau Kgliart. I. IlogaiTs Loanerges.

P. H. Hume The liur.iugton Route. fc. T.

Jacobs Allie Hens. i. Mulay A Prince Blaxes A. IL A I. H.

Morns' Hardly. T. A. Magee's Wolhurst. T.

J. Mcliale'e t'ur Nellie. J. J. McCafferty's Hand Press.

J. J. Mrt Alpen. J. J.

Mr afferty's Cathedral. William J. Hoche'a Mizpah. J. II.

Smith' Itenneville. Ii. Tucker's Miss Patron. II. Tmker'e Manlius.

J- A. Vetter's Jolly Roger. Woodward A Anderson's Hurricane. lteliuiiuary Derby To be run Saturday, Dee. IS.

for two-year-olds: $1 to accompany the nomination. 'V additional to start. The Crescent City Jockey Club to add an emount triut to make the value of the stake of which 1.7 to the first. to the te-euud. to the third, tbe fourth horse to save their Hake.

Weights to le announced three days prior to the race. Winners of a race, alter publication of weights, to carry five pounds extra (selling purses not Included. Acceptances to be named through the entry box the day preceding the race before 12 iu. Those so named to be liable for starting fee. Sixty-three Dominations.

nusinesK n-n have solicited the establishment of a daily paper. SCRASTOX. Heavy aad Maeh reded Rains. Special to The Times-Democrat. Scrantou.

Nov. 24. Heavy and much-needed rains fell in Jackson county today. It is believed that the rain will be sufficient to raise the water In the streams so aa to bring down logs to the mills. in their position.

pansion and possibly an anti-trust declar Maker Aaree to Wmlt oi McCoy ation. "How do you regard the administra Three Weeks. Jackson. Nov. 24.

The football game this evening at Driving Park be 3 I fi tion' policy toward our newly-acquired possessions in the Atlantic and the Pa New York. Nov. 24. reter Maher and 4-Kld" McCoy may fight after all. The tween Alabama and Mississippi was wit cific?" Gov.

McLaurin to-day appointed O. P. Adair mayor of Indianola. vice W. 1).

Pecry, deceased. The deceased mayor waa also aupeilirtendent of education of statement was made to-day that Maher nessed by 6IK) people in a drizzling rain 'I never believed that we ought to have would agree to a postponement of three The Alabamlans were winners by a score of to 5. In the first half Alabama made weeks on account of McCoy's Illness and would not ciaitD McCoy's forfeit If tbe acquired those Islands, and I am in favor now of getting rid of them." replied Mr. De Armoud, without hesitation. Mjnoower county and his successor will have to be appointed aoou.

It is probable that Mr. I. Uuln of imlianoln will one tonch-dowc and a safety. In the imnt takes place then. This would make second half Mississippi made a touch "The the date of the bout tbe week of Jan.

1. inhabitants of tbe Philippines I ceive the appointment. VAIDEX. Bara Boraed with no laaaraace. Special to The Times-Democrat.

Vaidcn. Nov. '4. The barn of Rev. T.

L. Hainan was burned this evening at o'clock: Losa about S700; no iusur- down. Neither side developed a goal. The team work of both sides was only are entitled to a free aud independent There is no excuse for us Leon and Ilart Matched. average, a fumbles were frequent.

The Greenwood will entertain next week the North Mississippi Conference of the to displace Spanish misrule in that archl pelago and set up our own authority only noticeable feature was a forty-live Memphis, Nov. 24. Casper Leon has signed article of agreement to meet tpiscopal Church South. yard run by Gamble of Alsbama. who i i ii BEWARE OP Sir Hart of Chicago before the Southern Athletic Club in this city Dec.

4. In a 1 1 James Arthur's Crane. ieo. H. Urowne's J.

Luclle. o. C. Lnuett Chtckauiauea. 5 MUTATIONS 2 LWTATIONS ieuij-ruuuu uguu was finally brought down by Poster.

The JhaT ithere a the rrotecto of canJ er 'nd otQer distinguished "1 uuflown- Mlsslssippians were sutH-rior in punting, Il'f JTn that is 1 leT wll, dlTtaea will be present. The hospitable Tb rematnsof Mrs. M. F. Armisread but the visitors were stronger ii line Ivrsnts make' citlxens of Greenwood have ina.ie all were ahlpped here from Kosciusko this formation and end rushes, and they used --lw too iot.k uin the Fllloinos as nece8ry Vr'paraV0Ds taln 08re evening and will be interred in Valden their advantage The Ala p.V7 JSlUVn-teMVWX." Ihevlfi cemetery to-morrow at a.

Mrs" bamian left to-night for New rlean Mr. De Armond was asked. .1 "ldhe. Armistead was formerly a resident of Thos. E.

Barrett's Anderson. Toataay West Geta the Deeiaioa This siaastars la oa avary bottla: titter att.Miaing a hall at the towards Capability for self government la rela- eipafed The conference includes vameD' wuere soe had friends. House given in honor of both elevens. he replied. "One might question fiT th.

ISIS- whether the people of Central America trol two important institutions of les 3I0BILE MATTERS. 'He that is warm thinks all so. Thou where there is a revolution every six ing. Miilsaps College, at Jackson, and sands are "cold" in that they do not un- neeks, are capable of governing them John Duncan's Sons, Agents, New York at good deal of derstand the glow of health. H.xxl Sar- I selves, or whether those who live under I The conference will 'a saparllla gives Ihe warmth of health.

I the gov ument of some of our 8onth I attention to the twentieth 'Tieiiaua emaie i oiiece. Over Frank New York. Xor. 24. Tommy West was flven the decision over Frank Craig, the "Harlem Coffee Cooler," at the end of the fourteenth round of what was to have been a twenty-five round bout at catch welghta, before tbe Broadway Athletic Club to-night.

West had the letter of the bout from start to finish, and In the fourteenth round he knocked Craig down and punished him so severely that the referee stopped the bout and declared West the winner. Cent ii rv more. American Republics, where revolutions DHULlil BROKEN BY A COPIOIS nient. or the rhm to raise monev foe occur every six months, shculd lie en CITV 1 BRIEF. me iietter equipment of the Methodist SHOWER.

treated with the management of their own political offices. If we are going to At 2:" chw-k yesterdsv morning a institutions or iearuinz. It Is expected that the various agents who have had cbaree of the collection of Mississippi's educate the fillplnoa ra self-government thief attempted to enter William Miller's i ll to our standard here it the I nited Death of Mrs. Mary Gol residence. No.

227 Perdido street, neat Siateg, I prophesy that it will require a i-ioiortiou or tnis mna within the jurisdiction of this conference will report Si. r. tarrano A Co. a Am a. W.

c. Caryc-nter's Haaerdou. Thoti. Carey's Ed Biwker. John Cleri'-o's Tame Moune.

W. C. Ialr's Maific Einbt. V. I.iIt"s Matt Simpson.

Iuffy ie Behan's Ihniny Duffy. ufTy A Beban Arthur Itcuan. Fiaer A Sue Johnson. W. f.

FetiKeliden'fi Wic R. T. Gibson's Prince Wllneltn. Mr. A.

Mis Iele. K. 8. Gariloer. Water Botrle.

T. H. Griffin's Knbzht Banneret. T. H.

Orlthn's Wax. Jame B. Gray's Made Maree. J. A F.

Grefer's E. L. Kussell. I. R.

Hyner'a Harry Tochum. HufTman'a Sam Fullen. P. H. Home Commander Miller.

P. H. Home's The liobbv. H. H.

Him' Sir Fltihuph. T. P. Hays' Bed Cro II. J.

P. Hirtb A- Co's The Iaunchman. B. M. Henneser's Hardie L.

I. W. Keller A- Co. Nan Kee. I-anlnr A Clayton'a I'lswoiute.

J. B. liPwman'!" Fiatint. Eyies A Il.ray. Eyles A Trayler.

I. 3" lea Co. I'ialiuse. Galver. Miller discovered him and fired- million years for the undertaking.

aea-reit Honse Keeper Throws vs voa BASEBALL. Reputation and Merit are sterling qualities. VICHY Mr. Ie Armond spoke with equal plain two ineffectual shots at him as be was lp Hia Job Peraoaal Mention. ness of bis wish that Cuba should be escaping.

turned over at once to the Cubans. At 11:55 o'clock yesterday morning Wm. Stander, aged five years, while playing LABOR MATTERS. Special to Th Times-Democrat. with a revolver, the property of his A call has been Issued for a meeting of the congressional Democratic executive committee for the Third District at vicksbura on Thui-sday, Nor.

3o. The call is signed by Harry Yoste. chairman, and J. L. Gillespie, secretarv, and is for the purpose of filling vacancies in the committee and also to trausact other im-portaut business that will come before it Mobile, Nov.

24. The drouth was broken father, at his home. No. 1117 Montegnt Strike oa the Northwestern Road Claelaaattia, with Some Star Players, Aanoaaeed for a Came This Afternooa. The first of a aeries of games between the famous Cincinnati Reds of the National League and Abner Powell's picked nine of professionals will take place at Athletic Park this afternoon at 3:.

by a good shower to-day, and It did street, accidentally shot his sister, Hen rietta, aged three years. In the left arm. great deal toward lowering the tempera la Settled. Chicago. Nov.

24. The strike on the ture. Inflicting a slight wound. The wound was examined by the ambulance corps. Northwestern elevated road.

Involving The train from New Orleans due here who pronounced tne injury slight. about 2nO structural iron workers and a 33 hether or not tbe special insurance I at 12:40 was forty minutes late to-day. At clock yesterday evening: at number of workmen of other trades, was o'clock. In addition to the members or the Cln-Mmatl team. Manager Frank C.

Mrs. Mary McDonald Golden died this he corner of Calliooe and Ruionart A. H. A r. H.

Morri' Prince of Veronla streets, a tight took place between Tim settled to-day by the contractors agreeing to the demand of the onion to dis morning, after a lingering illness. De agents who recently toured the State were here for the purpose of bringing about a separatiou In the aa-em ies of the tariff and Don tariff, or 2 per cent com- Bancroft has brought to New Orleans Itrown and James H. O'Donnell. durlue ceased was sixty-five years of age. charge the fifteen nonunion men employed which P.rown struck Dounell on the The funeral of Harvey J.

Huston, who pauies, in toe larger towns or tbe state, at the power bouse. All of tbe striking head with a billet of wood, severely in union men returned to work during the I s'd representative of an nontariff corn- v. i i 1 uring him. Brown escaped. several star plajcrs of tbe National League.

The Cincinnati team Is as follows: Lever, Gondlng, Beckley, 1st McP'iee. 2d McCormlek, a. Kehoe, 3d Lattimar, 1. Hahn, r. pany to-day.

"such a sepiration is bound has both. A Natural Water antk rtrdt-ctmal qualities that merit the endorsement of the manr physicians w'to have testified te its sterling value. FOR DYSPEPSIA and STOMACH DERANGEMENT, Vichy is Indispensable. So-called VICHY IN SYPHONS IS NOT VICHY. taasral Aay, M0 traaSway, H.

T. day. At i clock yesterday eveninsr two was drowned Id Tensas river on Tuesday evening last, while on a Bshlng trip with his brother. Dr. P.

J. Huston, took place mules artnened to a Boat and driven oy There Will Be ao Geaeral Strike has. I lick collided with car No. Jinn tuts morning from the family residence of the Magazine line on Magazine street. of Miner In Illinois.

Tannlhlll. c. f. ii oe orougnr about sooner or later, according- to the loiic of the situation. As matters stand In Mississippi, the interests of tbe two classes are to a certain extent diverse, and it wou'd not le surprising to see events shape themselves as tbev on 1'uiuietto street.

Rev. II. II. Scheei near M. aiary.

lie noat sustained a In Hahn and Tennlhlll the Reds have St. Louis. Nov. 24. There will be no damage of $45.

The driver was slightlv officiating. The services were very ini press! ve. There were many floral re Injured about one of his legs and one of general strike of coal miners In the Illinois fields. The result was reached two of the cleverest lert-hand pitchers of the National League, and In Lever one membrances laid on the grave In Magnolia at a conference held here to-day between the mules was also slicbtly Injured. CABE OF F.SGLISII SI BJF.CTS.

have done recently in certain Western States, where such a separation was Uual-ly insisted on. As the situation now is many ag-endes represent both tariff association companies and nontariff com- cemetery. the national and State organizations of A. II. A l.

II. Morris' Misarlcordla. J. J. McCaffertv's I'leora.

J. J. McCaflTertv's Belle of Orleans. E. Vt tlalion's EHfuno.

A. Newman A rw-kivM MinyoC N'tt-r A Cnhn'a Fl Deriiu. A lift) Nell'n A. 1. I'srne Grnvlcss.

1. Pavton'K Alice Hale. 1" Be-jan'B A 'ex. Kiddle's Vendic. A'.

Ii KalDcv Pair Amerfcan. T. Steven' Amelis Strathntore. T. H.

Stevens' b. f. br Wadcnorth WVitid. H. 3.

Kf-occan's Florisar. ie Cuvair. A Silver Coin. 3Vm. Simmon' IJtrie Jackson.

J. H. Smith" Tom Gilmore. John Schorr A Son's The Rush, Tucker' Caloocan. hotnfon Bro Sidtier I.ucaa.

E. C. Tavrr Back Talk. C. Vollni's Tremt'le.

AVoodm-ard A- Anderson's First Tast. of the strjngest right-hand ritcbera In the country. Keboe. Lattimar and Gond-iug, who will alternate behind the bat The keeper of the pest bouse must have tbe United Mine Workers of North Amer- given up the Job, as tbe keys were sent In, rwl tk, mlnA of flliriola Commissloner of Iuiinisratlon S. A.

rujr'- u- lancr. oeing Dound bv no and In the outfield, are all star catchers. The who have been selling coal In the Mis-1 recent as Xn rafes tbe prjfu I to the police statlou this morning grocery. His place of business was at the corner of Kerlerec and ltoman streets. Montgomery left for Mobile yesterday In vi tuning us mucn as tbey please, and I icatlou of the Institution Is not In while McPhee, the king of second basemen, and Jake Beckley, who led the National League first basemen, and Barry McCormlek.

Chicago's clever Infielder, pursuance to a telegram from Washington ordering him to that city to Investi sourl. Kansas and Texas districts, where union miners are on strike. John J. Mitchell of Indianapolis, national presi EloaE-rrTb neighborhood and uo new such cuts In acencles i uouse nav bout it and no aud there he passed his daily life for more than fifty years. Five years ago, feelina the encumbrances of advanced sge and satisfied with the fortune be had accumulated during manv rears of gate the complaints of the four alleired English subjects of Jamaica held by tbe will put np an Infleld game seldom seen In New Oneans.

The same teams play dent of the United Mine Workers of classes of companies. The separation of I company Is near, so that It was a lonely tbe two classes would insure tbe tariff I auinuniies. North America, conducted the negotia again to-morrow. thrift, he transferred his business and retired. He married Miss Monroe, anrl ml least aa-amst rate cutting I Mr.

Chase Spottswood tendered a trip In favor of nnntar I tions for the miners, while nearly all of After oia vi ac several games in mis ciiy Two Xesroea Hnnsted la Sooth Fort band look after their aide of the Reds will sail for Cuba and try conclusions with the Cuban baseball team. were on to of this nnlon nine children were born, six of whom survive. He was a man of strict honor and business habits snd, during; bis long and honorable career. Ihe party Included a number side With the controversy. Carolina.

Darlington. 8. Nov. 24. The first legal execution for criminal assault in 1 'resident Mitchell made a St rone Il.iriVG AT HEIGS.

FOOTBALL. lie made a host of friends in the lower opposition such a separation of young ladies aud gentlemen, chaper eusi.e in the oued by lr. aud Mrs. ii. C.

Lvons. larger towns from the efforts made by Judge Harry T. Tonlmln, of'the United the classes lo retain the business." statei District Court, has returned fr ted in speech, in which he said that the relations districts of the city, ho mourn hia loss. this State, occurred here to-day. EJ Lucky and Tom Mitchell were hanged for Two Favorite.

Two Oatsider and between the miners ana operators in Illinois were very pleasant Just now. The Soathera Athletie to Play Toaka- Montgomery, where he has been holding a Second Choice Win. miners were living up to their agreement John H. Mulligan. Vlekibarg.

assault on Miss Josephine Lafferty, a loota Thla Afternoon. This afternoon at Tuiane campus the Speolal to The Times IVmocrat. young white woman. Lucky while on the Washington, Nov. 24.

Two favorites, two outsiders and one well-played second Vii ksh irc. Nov. 24. John H. Mul and all they asked waa that the operators should also live up to their side of the agreement.

He warned the operators that unless they stopped shipplna coal to scaffold reeated his confession of guilt, which be made to the court durlue his choice captured first money at Ilennings ligan, aged twenty-three years, eldest a term or the Circnit Court for Judge Bruce. tieorge Nelson, a little boy, lost several fingers on his right hand by rensou of the swii'-h engine passing over thro. The boy attempted to steal a ride on thw switch engine of the Mobile and hio. at t'onimer-e and Adams streets, when On next Monday the commissioned officers of the three regiments will meet at Winona, Jackson and Meridian to se.ect rezimenta'l otti'-ers for the First, Inird and Second Kejiiuient rejectively! At present there are onlv two candidates Col. Levy of et Feint and Capt' Montgomery of tireersvllle.

for the col-onehy of the Keaimenr. Cat.f. to day. O'Connor won -uree out of four brawny athletes of tbe I'niversity of Alabama will meet In battle array the famous blue and white football team of tbe Southern Athletic Club. The contest will lie called promptly at 3: o'clock sou of j.

j. Mulligan, a prominent busi- the Southwest, where union miners are on a strike, it would be necessary to eall trial. Mitchell protested his Innocence. Five neproes were Implicated In tbe same crime for which Mitchell aud Lueiry were banged, but no evidence against them i ss man of Vii Wburg. died at 3 o'clock races.

o-day of typhoid f'-ver. out every union miner in Illinois and tie I'ir-t Race Selline: six furlongs. Lin- up the mines. tfnlu. lrt to 1, on; r-parrow Wiug secind.

was developed. and the unnecessary delays which have his foot slipped ami he fell, his hand our object." ne saia, is to tie up u.e Tli.KIiT third. 1 line 1:17 1 -S. shannon of is the chief and. In I aointt the rail nd tbe wheels severing characterized Tulane's two contests will Peter Knoveles.

Penaneola. rensacola, Nov. 24. I'eter Knowles, Slissouri. Kansas and Texas.

Missouri. Second Kace live furlong. Bermuda. tact, tbe only riiiuouuced candidate for three finger: be avoided. 2 to won; Vlturia secoud, Elsie Skip Henry Williams, a negro, is under ar one of IVii-iHcohi's oldest and most prominent clfiis.

died to-day. He was born The Alabama team will reach New Or Kansas and Fastern, St. I-ouls aad Iron Mountain. Santa Fe. Missouri Paclhc and St.

Iouis and San Francisco railroads, which own or control the coal compa liiirn um i. Third Kh- Selling: one mile and a six Bred in Old Kentucky. Richmond. April 2.1. 1821.

In teertfli Anh.n. Ii to 5. won: Stranger se-oUil. Piaiilain third. 1 line 1:2 1-0.

leans this morning from Jackson, where they played the I'niversity of Mississippi yesterday afternoon. The Alabamlans have played three games and he fall of ltKt he came to Florida and Fourth Race-Selling; two-year-olds; six settled at St. Augvstine. remaining there srloiik'. Kou-rt Metcalfe, ii tu 1.

wou; intil ly2, when he suited for New Or I lie position of lieutenant colonel of th Second lieglment. This regiment is not entitled to a colonel, l.ut Is by a lieutetuut colonel. There has ieen little ilisciisston of niaies in c.mi'-tion with the colonelcy of the Third Uesiment. The elections, aei-ordlne to a supplemental circular s-nt out to-duy Iy the Adjutant General, will be held at the several voting places, previously at 1 o'clock sharp, aud the voting must le by ballot, each coicpaiiy Iieimr entifieil to th-e votes. The officers of the Mississippi National liiunl attendlua these elecfiors are expected to attend same iu uniforms without side arms.

leans on the General Tavlor. The Psi-k Talk mrimj. Cupidity third. Time M4 5. Fifth Rai-e one mile and l'l yards.

Old Charter nies Involved the present strike. If we can stop them from buying Illinois coal they will lie forced to accede to our demands and adopt the onion scale of wages." Several efforts were trade to effct a compromise by allowing the operators to fill present contracts In the affected tertitory. but the miners refused to spree to anything less than their original demand. The operators finahv sel met with a mishap, snd had to put tl'ey have made an excellent showing in all their contests. The Alabama eleven is composed of good, hefty players.

They hare excellent team work aud they wU'l tioldiii Link. 2 Ii, won; ISrabmiu sec- mi tor reuairs. He ra ided for a while at New Orleans an, I oLd, Jaincs M. third. Time 1:02.

'orpin 'brlsti. coming thence to Pen. no doubt give tbe Southerns a hard fight. sneol.i, where in Seotemher lUil k. Fasla llnrwe Ssile.

Tbe local players have leen practicing iarried Miss Joseuhiue Hver r. New York. 21. There was liveiv nroeil to New Orleans In "lH47 unit r- agreed sell no move coal for shipment to the affected terri'ory. very bard, but have been handicapped by the fact that they can only practice at night, and owing to the busy season sev iiilr.e.1 there until when he went Ith the rush of gold seeker tn.

Pure Rye. The following charters of Incorporation were to-dnv with the Secretary of WIKKLF.SS TELEGRAPHY. State: tureka protective and Henevolent rest on a charge of burglarizing a dwelling. He was arrested by Detectives Mc-ioveru and Morris, and they have reason to believe they have a notorious crook who has fur months oast liecu engaged in working various dwellings. The detectives have evidence to show his connection with the burglarv of the Hawks-head residence, and ar working up others, wbli they hope to make clear.

Mrs. M.try Robinson of Marion. Is vlslflna: Mobile. Mrs. W.

B. Fair and daughter. Beatrice, of Havana. Cuba, are visiting the former's parents. Mr.

aud Mra. ti. W. Stockin. Another fire visited Mladon Springs last night.

The store of W. H. Staples was set on fire, the building and stock burned, also the drugstore of fr. S. Freelln.

The building occupied by Staples was wned ia Mobile by Mr. J. I'oiinck. Mr. L.

F. Swift of the noted packing cooioanv of Chicago will spend the wlntet with bis family at Citronelle. Reports from Major K. o. Zadek.

who Is 111 in New York, show that he Is Improving from an attack cf pneumonia. The steamship Mobile of the Horslev Line arrived to-day from Liverpool, to load cotton for Europe. Mrs. Jnles E. rd and child left this afternoon for Camden, where they will visit friends.

Some machinery for the guns at Fort Morgan was shipped to that place to-day. SECHOI OGICAL. biddii.g and k.hk! prices iid at the F.iig hor' sale iu Madison Square Car-den to-diiy. The b-t sales were: Rose Warren, toid to William Simpson, CilV. tl'K).

Red llee. 2:13 1-4. Horace White, Syracuse. Kliig. trinl 2:30.

and Fanchon, eral of the best player cannot practice regularly. However, the team has practiced every night this week and are confident of defeating the visitors. Tbe In Association. dom'Miied at Hay St. Louis.

Hancoek conntv: The Friendlv Sisters and Experiments with a View of Adopting It la the Signal Service. Washington. Not. 2L The War Ie-partment Is quietly at work on the problem of wireless telegraphy for the signal service. T'je signal corps baa been handi dication are that a large crowd will witness tbe game.

Tbe officials will be selected to-day. triil nJ Mnn pwjiT, city, tor 10 YEARS OLD A Poor Man's Vacation He returned to Fensacola 1S5L and remained here the remainder of his life Four children. HeDrv II. Knowlea of New York, laree. Knowles of Atlanta, and Wm.

II. Ttnowles and Mlsa Laura Koo vies of this city, survive him. Mrs. J. B.

RMs. riaqaemlae. Sp rial to The Times-Democrat. I'laquemlne. 1'4.

Mrs. J. B. Rlls. nee Harbay, died here to-day at the age of sixty four years.

She was a hlghly-e-teemed and respected lady and leaves a number of relatives to mourn her loss. The remains will he Interred from St John's Church to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Following Is the probable line-up of the team: Alabama Stlokney, centre; Capt. West, right guard; Brown, left guard: Plowman. Flavor Quality Purity Unexcelled.

riitht tackle; McCorquedale. left taekle; Hart. ncM end. Gitntle. left end: Jobcsfoti.

quarter-back: IHiOcIjo. rikUl bitfback. Lancaster. Mr $1'C" eah. In 1.

W. Jackson. New York. $11'' Little Edsar. 3 4.

C. II Demurest. ork Helena Duplex. 12. H.

A. GUmore. St. More-bet. 2:13 14, J.

M. Stultl. Boston, MiraV.lo. 2:16 14. C.

M. Lott, New York. Guv Rsroii. 14, john McGnlre. New York.

Mat tie olo. scott Hudson. Lexiaatou. 71. V.Utro Hoy.

2.10 1-4, 3. M. McGnlre, cit. f.r.hi. left halfback: 33 bite or Cuiemaa.

capped recently both by lack of funds and offers to experiment on an extensive scale, but Capt. Rieler at Governor's Island. N. Is earrytnr on a series of experiments letw-en that point and limp-kinsville. with view to adopting the army apparatus for communication ie-tween fortified points and In any other locality where the wireless system mirht prove superior In practice to the older form of telegraphy.

The army Is not dependent on Marconi for Instruments, having developed a system of its own. snd A healthful stimulant that imparts strength, and by aiding digestion and quickening the circulation, purifies the blood and builds up the system without "Rest "or "Change" A C. Flnlay or I'pton. centre; Hurlhart. left raanl: Wood or Meyera.

right ruani DIRECT rHOH left tackle. Hatt. r.ht iikle; I'riD'lull. left en.l, Eahlemau or Pen- Charles. Michael noils.

Lake Social to The Times-Demacraf. derurast. ricbt end: Lodlon or L-stripteti. reoderfTast or SoUri. left talt- DISTXLERS.

rr sals at a firs class firseors aad Csfas, a aa Liaasr Dsatars. back; Lareoce ur Vb-Keon. rUbt balfhuek- Hooker, fullhaek. i the work will be pushed with vigor when The following gentlemen will serve on Lake Charles. Nov.

24. Michael Woods, one of the oldest and most respected residents of this ci y. died this afternoon at his home on the north side after a short illness. Mr. Woods was a faithful member of the Catholic Church and was esteemed by all who knew aim.

St-UK RACE. the field committee to-day: Congress furnishes tbe necessary means. Texas Town Wiped Oat br a F.d Riahtor. cLairinan: W. Pries.

3 WRIGHT TAYLOR, L. Forno. Chester F. B. Henry.

James Huckner. John Higler. Jr i LOUISVILLE. SOLE OWMERS. 33.

4'ateshy Jones. Dauiel B. Sbetard Kansas City. Nor. 24 A Star spe harles Fradoa.

Charles Prados, who died yesterday at his residence. No. 1W Elesian Fields street, at the ripe old age of seventy-one years and nine months, was one of the best known retail merchants in this city. He rounded out the Biblical life allotted to man almost without an Incident in a career that covered almost three-quartes r.f a cen'cry. and when he was yesterday gathered to his fttbers his entire life could be epitomized in the oue seuteni e.

"His nelghlmrs loved htm well." He never went to war, he never held oHli he did nothing throughout his long life save to clerk In and later to own a family cial from San Antonio. says a por OLD CHARTER DISTILLERY Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey All ancX" 4 rracam. Arad tutstitBH, thy at daCreu. Vtty ui a pcuprmvy oa i fe Don 11 your MM t-pc-f tK.r. wiU be Mat.

prepkMl. oa rrtxiyl ao- boct io tim. ViaU boo of inCorautioe aad tettiftQSialt DCTTT KA1T WHISrZT COKsckester Jl.T. II SillL'olt. J.

3'. Stone. F. 3 Alie.Mi. ii.

s. Smith. Wm. F. Tuft.

John i ii i ci'inni. i'. F. Stott. I'arl WiM-s'e.

I 'banes I. Kiiiitht. T. ii. Stehle.

Arthur' tion of the town of Colulla. sixty miles Lvfcc-t the "TrrriWf Swede" Broke foliar Bone Thartdaj nrfl ihe ontrd. i 2. -J-hn Lawson. '''Vr-' not ride iu c'i.

ii.i.x d. i. that hi Co l.r.l l.r.A.-u iu bis fall yci-terday. was at tin- traek au1 of fer'-d to go ahead and do his best, but as Lc could use ii. thv left biitid In siecr- than one cet i osr.

a THK TIMES lKMOf RAT. Kverv Tuesday and Friday. i LOUISIANA FPKF'-KXtlTIVE: west, was washed away by a cloudburst early today. Four inches of rain fell In thirty minutes. A merchant named Wtlk-er and hi wife were drowned.

Many F. B. GREVEM BERG, I alloii. Louis r.usb. J.

Skipwith. J. p. lord, 11, Wilfred Milteuberger, P. A.

Cooucy. Following is tbe re--ptloi! committee: Ii. Crabites, cbsiruian; W. F. Hardie, A.

W. Snguin, A. U. Dumas. E.

E. Molae, It circulates In the country 822 CRAVILK bTREET. Orlcafls, La. buildings were wrecked. Live stock were drowned and rsncu property in Uit rlcin-Uy was considerably damaged..