The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 2

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taon I miles north. of this city. according toraiiroad officials. Tho freight train was to have passed him there but late pulling out of MtddIetowu Instead of th 7 tainutes marrln. which Weld thought be had to reach ulddletowh the tlmo less than five minutes The first- section of the- freight had' taken the Wing I here and Conductor John Weaver in charge of- the second section tried to reach the north end of the same Id his train bad cleared the switch points the passenger train unde4 a- curve screened by the thickly wooded lots on each sidof the track.

The engine crews had time to Jump and all escaped serious Injury. Cr li Trains Terrtte. The mash when the trains-met was tewilte. The ht train was made up of gondola' cool cars flat ears-and box ears loaded with Directly behind the passenger locomotive and. the tender was a combination baggage and.

smoking car. followed by a day ooachand chaircar All tbedead Sod Injured were in the. first two cars there being six' pee- ngers in the smoker and twenty. one- In the. day coach Tb engines locked into mass of ama hed steel and.

Iron. the heavy pas- eiiger locomotly telescoping Its fellow as far as tb Sab. First in the freight treta. were a Steel coal oar and a box car Waded With inch timbers. The heavy gondola ripped.

the floor out Or the combination ear and tossed it and the locomotive tender' down a foot embankment and Into a corn field. Coach Split la Twain. Thetimbers In the. car following were driven with terrific tore. Ito the day.

coach. which. mounted tile gondola-'car andsplit It In twain. Every seat in this coach was torn from it. fastenings.

th root was thrown to one side and the- heavy weight of. massive timbers hurled with awful force. truck among the men and women In the coach. Even before the the wr1I from the Mlddltown station of the Chicago. Hamilton and Dayton ome 100 yard.

south of tbe acci dent. Every surgeon In town was sum. moned and calls for assistance were sent to Dayton and Hamilton. Belief trains weremade up- at each of these places and the Injured were placed upon- them and sent to hospi tgls In those cities. there being no such Institution in.

MlddletoWfl. Coroner P. A. waa- um mooed from Hamilton' anti an inquiry the cause of the wreck. It 1 tikly-tbat In addition to tb QOrellror Investigation of tb dlsastsr will be made by the ststr railroad It was necessary to stretch ropes about the place to keep the crowd.

far enough beck so that the wrscklitg crew could get at th twisted masses etwood anti Iron. AU F. imd. Untila comparatively late hour to nightIt was reported that two more bodies were under the wreckage. Efforts to locate them' proved fruitless and after several hours' work by the light rot flaring torch.

the wreckers were ready to sty with certainty au the dead had. been found. Vernon Wallace fireman of the freight train. declared immediately the wreck that the passenger train was-running bead of schedule. r.

We had seven minutes to make the siding when we left the- Ulddletown yards Jut below the city. he said. That must' have glvejx us fully five tt margin. as we peed the station- Yet hardly- cleared the depot with our rearflag when tit. flyer came around the curve.

I yelled to. the engineer and Jumped and is did the am1 Wall. the pilot Is to bays declared that be was-strictly on schedule and to have expressed the Belief that the freighttrain crew bed miscalculated the time necessary to reach the Men and Women Wse si and eftke sea ewlxal 11 ant OB mil persons. banked tier era tier. stared for a heart' heat tlmejrist a sonar.

of vpinkTcanvai this afternoon and tried to realliethat wnmt may be the last chapter Is American prixe ring. annals had been written before TW nljrmsi bulk sagged below' wnlte rope whlcn- he lay we. Jam ffrl And over blmi smiling. alert- hi. smooth black body' glistening In' the brilliant.

desert sunshine. stood' John A. Johnson. the new king of. the Tins.

rlnT eonte t- verdrew sucnan attendance and never kef ore wan to tnany thousands of. dollars fought for or paidby tho.Bport-lbylHB public to a fight. The men. and for that melt tie SOS or more women scattered through that vat audience. are tonight din- pelting ea and west and north- and Kan7 them need thousands of miles to Reno many have gone bungry end many without beds.

but the picture they sew tblaatter itoon wan wertalt It was the greatest eole tlon of men of the prize ring- and. those- associated with the sport of sporting writers and etherwritar. whose name ar taGn In fiction politico and travel that has ever been drawn to ethefin thr -country eepf at a nation Cob- veottoa. From noon until the curtain went down on this battle of the Fourth of July thousands of persons sweltered and baked under th direct ray. of a July' sun to.

see- the trial of. skill strength- and endurance. promised for combat of tb two peers or the price ring. And. when He Will NeverEnter the Prize RingHAgain.

Still. Dazed Frorn iJia Btm Return to Hi Camp and I Comforted Iby Weep- in. Wife and His- My Friend Jeffries' TSlfllng Camp juirlr JUrle the pugilist left the camp UI this morning. Jim Jeltrles farmer. returned.

He wilinever enter the II again. That was settled once nd foralrto4oJr. The big man with. the bruised taco and downcast spirit way carried swiftly back frcwnjhe ringside to' the. cottage where the lat days' of III.

training were carried through. BtUl Bused. Tie wa still dazed and shaking when be climbed from the machine. He knew that hehad been beaten but. of the way in which hi.

defeat was an- oropllshed he had. no Idea. The story of the blows that sent him tumbling over the ropes beaten man brought the blood bubbling from bib lips ac he sat tupencdiuuaIJI to locate his advisers In the glare of the sun. wae told to hlnV by Jim Corbtt Jeffrtes knew nothing the tact that he wee beaten that the object far which he abandoned his Quiet life. after' nine ininute pf ooncea trated and.

Intense Interest th UUng they had looked forward to for ove a year. came to pWU. something betwoeD a sigh and a groan went up to the bine ski but. there- was little complaint Thee keen sporting men from every corner of the world reallied that they had seen a great and game man die end that. a past meat.

of ring science wore the championship belt. They had theW. moneys ortn All qaentions were to. the quiet walks of the daily life Throaga tIlli 15 rounds there lIttle' cheering- And when the esd came and Jeifriss dropped dazed and then a like stillness fell over the multitude. ll stood on their he pine bnches thetrv' faces tense and drawn waiting for.

the fight to be rw- sumed. Not even when Sam Berger Jeifrias' manager accompanied by thebia fellow's seconds nd a number of vigilant newspaper men Jumped i through the ropeaf and surrounded the prostrate fighter. did the watching crowd mdi- cats by word action that th bat- victor except by hi. friends at 0115 ringside the eyes of the onlookers remained. psifries J1uaUo.ll finally came when after a' loo interval Jeffrie was sAned and rubbed Into consciousness and Lao to bi.

feet anti led away. five minutes later tie first spa. clal train pulled out westward. Who Um' coaeb peclBwere drawn up at the platform and a tat as th seats wore filled. started east and west.

and throughout the night. at whatever hours' the dispatcher could range others PAID FOR TICKETS Rene July 4WT6e' receipts from sale of seats are estimated at JB 0 They are not likely to be lets. It Is estimated that-over a quarter of. million of dollar was. won and.

bat In Reno alone' on the outcome of todaYe fight. Betting Commissioner. the defeat of lack Johnson. had not him accomplished i Mrs. Jeffrls arrived at the camp half an hour before the car.

from ringside appeared. She was 1 ng. but endeavored to hr sobs. When leffrias' car stopped In front of the cottage so rushed out to him and together they- pasted from sight through the door. There were few to witness the return of the vanquished fighter.

Two or three automobiles stood In the road. where nfty had' been crowded In the morning. JlIrI personal friends were there edger to something to Id him but unable to find let- fries' stepped from the noose a few moments attar he entered It. and went to. the rubbing room.

walked a little unsteadily. and seemed a bit' daxed. His trainers ac companied him and after a bath he was rubbed down. and partook of. a glass or two of.

wlne was then he made his first statement. after leaving the ring be was sorry for hi. frlenda Jeffrie face wa puffed from lie blows but the floweX blood bad be tc.pBMjr-Hlfc rt ht a tbeVBli d- Ing at whl tralpei-s attribute Ms defeat In so few rounds was swollen almost shntbut not Injured sprlouiiy. Dr. ortr Zelfdea physician his' Injuries' are not worthy of not.

He-Buffered' tar. tears damage in pr Tioasflghtiith doctor satd notably' that with Tltsslmmons. when his floe was almost nnreeognlaIe Relief for Skin r- Vs c. COtbett announced tonightt that three wagers of 114004 each' and several approaching ts000 were entrusted to him at tbe. ringside today by men of national The part paid 2000 to II on Johnson to.

win. In from 14 to 1 rounds. HlLAUNlT Johnson. Ordered' Wine for All in Saloon. But the Negro Himself Drank ii ju i 5ti Beer Jhere qw Singing Train for.

CUcaio- Very Little Regardng the. Contest. Johnson1Training Camp. July 4 This was a hilarious night at the road. housewhere Jaclt Johnson drained for his fight with Jeffrlas.

Bunleessat the bar startedwith a rushwbe Johnson returning front the arena with his newly lulredtortu and laurels ordered. wjne tot' everybody lit the' resort. Johnson drank beer. Crowds came out the city to see the champion. and they.

too. spent freely Given an Impetus by winning of about 910000 by of the eampthe game. of chance did a tine busIness. Tnerwaa also sing- nff anti dancing. Johnson was the rosin attraction while be wan Id AB be planned te i go to Chlcairo on a train that-left-at ts o'clock tonight how- ever much of.

his taken. up packing. ZTS- i Lour cheer' greeted the Jiegro when le' retutheed from- the fight. V. Johnson grinned but said nothing to the throng on the.

outside of the 10000" He walked Intothe parlor where another party- awaited Mm and Utlng down. chatted with them afew moments. Everybody wanted to beat' about the fight. ohnson refused totake It se riously. He said be was nor Hurt and there was nothing for" Mm.

to' ten. When they asked- him" questions. he answered but altogether said very little regarding the contest. Dot think I was scared at. any time be saJd.

I knew. how It wa coming out Engfine Strikes Cow and Engineer and Fireman lx seLives. vv Jaeksdnylue ruVJuly 4. The Seaboard Air Line passenger train No. SE from' Jacksonville to- Cedar Key.

was wrecked Karllta this afternoon and as a result. Engineer OeorgeL. Granger' and TSreman will Johnson are dead Tile accident wan caused by the engine hItting a cow. The engine turned over pinning the engineer and. nrman underneath.

OBe waJB burled over the seat and Injured Internally. He Is at a meal tiosplts but win recover. THe tact' that there wen no leer. Injured i accounted for by the fact that the train had slowed down when it wa seen tbat It would strike the cow. I remember a practical ek of hi.

uggeetlonPlayed use. HoIItead A party- of usv. wer suppinsr the theater at th old Erevrt lieu. A card was brought to me from a reporter of Tb World I we. about to deny myself- when Twain said Give it to me.

Ill fix and left in. iff- if r- S4Ss iJ Vlany Clashes Between Whites an Militiamen From Mitti ippi In the City. Formed for Attack on-Jan to Negro One Soldier Wa Serioluly Cut' by a Negro Chattanooga city was the cene of wilt excitement tonight following the announcement of the result of. the Johnon fight. TItsCitTII I filled up with l- dlers mainly from Miasiasippl.

and they were bent' on- rtot. Clashes be twoen blacks and WbU Were nwsr. on. On Market street main business thoroughfare which wa crowded. A Uotgro thrust a copy of a special edition of an under the noee of.

Mississippi manHe promptly knocked the negro down. The black sprang foot and' ran. A bystander' whipped But' a pistol and fired the bullet striking en automobile behind which the had taken refuge. Two ladle la the automobile had a- narrow escape. Arrests followed and the Mississippi men forming for an attack on the city jail.

This wa broken up by tb Half. an- hour later on earns street. 7. T. Bullsn private of' th Third Mississippi- inrantry of Frett Miss was seriously cut by who stashed him acroes the face and breast with a Harris was saved from a mob by the police.

riots of pr ten. rl- ou charaeterwere WJlofted Lfroni sectionsof the city. ij In South' Chattanooga during a general disturbance an unknown ne. growa shot and fatally wounded. by a policeman.

A large hall in this city. where the return were taken exclusively to. be- gruel was filled to capacity. and when Johnson's victory was flashed over u. wires the emerged from the building exulting over the success of then black Many of thoss assumed an Insulting attitude.

toward white pedestrians and many encounters resulted. A number of militia men banded together' and raided. tile moat thickly-settled negro section. and large number tit. police had to be called out to quell the outbreak.

Tie prlsB fight I generally deplored here as dangsrous race antagosles have bees stirred UP and serious- trouble is feared. Ambulances and patro1 wagons a. going in all RACIAL CLASHES Continued From' Page One. minor disturbances and to break up fist fights. Charles Williams.

a negro was a lit tie too voclf erous hi" announcing the outcome- on street car. and' a. white man slashed hi. throat from ear to sap. The- nro almost bled to death' before he reached the hospital to Which is was hurried.

St yrmAtmftmm. Washington Julyl 4 Several small race riots' broke ul at various points on Penosylvanue avenue tonight following announcement of. the result of th Johnson fight. There were a number of arrests. No' on was seriously hurt yigtt se Attack rt Wtso Tort Worth' TiaB fJuir 4 nnor disturbances btwn whites and blacks broke out.

here following the announcement of Johnson's victory over. Jeffries this afternoon. The mot serious wa an attack by two Heiresses on white woman the Utter- being seriously hurt' by-blows the head with beer bottle. A Bloody at Reseekts Roanoke. Ta July vneiroeB with broken beadv1 six white men locked up and' on white man.

Joe Chockley. with a bullet wound through his skull and probably fatally wounded. Is the net result of clashes here tonight following the announce Lent that Jack Johnson bad defeated James J. leffriss. The trouble started when a negror who bad Just heard the news from Reno said Now I guess the white folks will let the neroes 'VA white man replied- ICoI" and the two clashed police had.

difflcmtty landing the negro In jail being compelled to draw' their Later a negro shot Chocklsy' and escaped The chief of poUoe bad the saloon dosed at 1:50 a half hour ahead of the- regular losing beer City Physician Aruiitre4 says Chockley may-die tonight. Regk TCIcM a Baltimore. Md July 4 Seventy ne ees half. the umber women. were arrested tonight in the black blt of this city for- disorderly celebration of Johnson's victory.

One negro was badly cut by another DC twe ether hegroea were ssaultei and severely i3ttifibT wnlt in- arguments tb big fight. esweeBtam. Poplin. July. 4.

Etgnt' negroes. tin of them badly bruised and bit. OLD ECZEMA REMEDY Imperial Remedy ilee clean liquid-- Just pour a little On a piece of absornent reteos and apply to the itching. burning or pain Is Immediately soothed eel feel emit antLreotfuLi' 54. It penetrates' th skin kill.

the germs drives thin to tile surface. and pert tm off In the form of scales. The skin la then left pure and soft. Matter not what kind of a skin disease you hay. or how long have been troubled.

Imperial ruedr will eureryoB1 Twenty-fly. years of ieon- Unaod success proves it. Do- not be annoyed with tbl malady another lap' to the nearest drug store and get a bottle of Imperial Remedy. Price ILvt. It.

he cannot uPOlyo mall us and we will send you bottle by pie. paid express. Address JtedJ- vine Co van yer a JL ress tor Nothing in Today's Sale of Silk Gobds of tte clock this sale will begia. If you want' sure enough fide. bargains the best weVe offered ia a long time- be nere.

fi 4 IfyQu wamt a dress or. ii suit or- blouse pra oat. a lining or a petticoat for next to notlung be nere. Intne Silks youfind remnants froth 1. to- 13 A yards in length.

All. color and designs remnants of practically eyery piece we've nad tnislseasom. Plezty of black and Xliere are. foulards TPojigees Messqlines Taffetas Satins Fililles Jap Silks IQhii1arks j. In the Dress Goods you'll find.

remnants from 1 Q- JV to yards or Voile Henrietta Lansdowne WooL Taffeta Nuns Veiling. Tussah Pongee Tamise Cloth Albatross Fancy Mix Suitings la tins lot are all colors KgKt anJ dark plenty" of Mack and wlihc At 9. ii tnis morning all tKese Remmants go on sale at i l-3v 1- f1 Cnaii erlin Tonnson" tred as the result of rough treat' meat atxtbe bands of white men. were arrested hero tonight. The police have Quelled several Incipient riot Further trouble i feared.

webbed waltes. St. Joeeph. Mo July 4. a I.

Sawyer. a white man who took. the part of. a negro when the latter wa truck by another white man. wan mobbed by a rowel of whites Imme dlto1 following the Johnson- Jeffrie fight.

Sawyer was rescued hi a policeman and charges that- the latter. truck him In the face and. broke HI Maay Hegroes Jajnred. Norfolk Va. July 4.

Race riots broke out an over Norfolk tonight. and many negroes were- Injured. The trouble was caused mostly by enlisted men from the various battleships now here who attacked negroes wherever they met them. A detachment of marine from the navy yard re aiding the police- to quell the riot. tlHeol Jnii Saalseis' Mounds.

Ill. Zulp" 4. One dead and on mortally wounded is the result of an attempt by four negro to shoot up' the town in honor Jack Johnson victory at Reno tonight. A negro constable killed when he attempt to arrest them-- Kg WpkTkwa Blneflald T7V Vs. July 4 Kegroe are boisterous at Keystone.

W' Va tonight and. are said to ha In- posses slom- of the town. tbe' police being powerless. No violence re ported far. At that.

town earlier- In tb night a negre roan 4 stabbed to dth by a negro woman. Thigyaph and telephone office at. Keystone are closed for th night An IB New Orleans July 4 Jame Lee and Emlle two negroes frr a t. and esrisusly wounded rtw unknown Vwblte men at of of Howard avsnee and Constance street her. last nlctit.

According to the wounded men' story the white men spproached them with tb declara lion Johnson won btjtw will get evensrltb allnegroe thereupon. began' a volley of pistol shots. Lee was shot In B's head and Thompson In the arm and aid Both It was said at the hoepitsi to wblcbtheyWr taken. probably will The" pollee have no clew to Mentrry ofth msnwho did the Columlma Ohio. July 4 Ri Ung.

which numerous noses were made bloody' and ked were cracked marked a parade Hhrougs the streets or ganised by hUarisna ngr ea tonight the resaiI of e- pet fries' mill had beenannonneed The treuble wa caused chiefly by whites who sought tot' break- tb parade of the blacks. 3j ver Hurl Celen- Pueblo. Cot. July. 4.

Jtai. lrtn and stabbed in the back tonight in a riot between its. and in Pea comm. cur Perk. Twenty others on' both sides were slightly hnrt.

The trouble started over the the result of th Jsftriee. A crowd I0fl quickly gathered and all available police were rushed to the scene. Cla 1iet UMI Peek. Little Rock. Ark July Although there have been a number of fights in Little Rock mwhlch whites and blacks clashed- with the latter receiving the worst of the argument la praotlcany an caes.

following the announcement of the result of tb Johnson ngbt. no fatalities have occurred. Nearly every hovr. during the night has brought a new rumor of a negro killed in some Quarter of the city but in. report.

are an exaggerated. One negro' was stabbed' Lad another In jured about the head by a beer bottle Both were attacked by white mod Boy' Oral fjgbt between whites and negroes started at. a local theater. where fight retires were received but wet. Quick ly topped.

Kanaas City. Jury Negroes bo t- Ipg of fight result are being pulled from street cars- aid plots threatened downtown streets at midnight. Extra police are on duty to prevent mobbing. Sprinsdeld- Ohio. July' 4 Many fights between urees and white a the result pf the feeling too Jeff rls Jebn en fight bav taken place in local pool rooms tonight The po lice fear an outbreak races slmllsrV to the riots two years many injured Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. CaL. July 4 Riot cells ware numerous James 7. Jet- tories' home city today. flushed with small cash winnings several Doe sallied forth andlooked top threefwhiteand dye col ored were treated Ii th receiving hoe.

pltaL- For He's a Jolly Good Fellow. One of the time. editor. of' tb outb sometimes Imbibe. too freely of Kentuckyo famous product and when he so refreshes himself forget to go- home at a reasonable bour.

and sometime ambles- la at a. sn. r. He was In joyful mood. on one occasion and after many at.

th front doer- leek succeeded In getting Into his hail but he. could' not find the stairway. all fours he we. bunting the lower. step and.

succeeded in awakening his Wife. at the same time. ahewent to the banister and called ever. In a frightened tone Who therer1' The genial colonel tried to straighten' himself r-andj answered Cu. thorttatlvely Its your hosband madam.

Whom were expecting Another tin. ho was In the earn. happy mend. and returning home at an' early morning hour wondered what he would do to explain hi delay to hi wife. PsaIbk through.

the ball be had a glad thought. U. gathered nn. to himself an umbrella from th hall tree. Proceeding upstairs he sat down upon th foot of his' wife's bed and raised tb umbrella over- him.

Awakening suddenly she met with this' be wilder-tag apparition and exclaimed. In horror-- We je offerUf on of the greatest bar3iJM In si antomotile ever presented. axe gong out of the car business and will sell on 0- 08tearn demonstrator' ta saftidee. i rf TUear 3 in absolnU IrstnJah Condition without scar or blemUh. Briar Cliff ToanMm Silk Mohair Top BanekerWiod Shield Mile WaruerAutometei' eter Tank Continental Deniountabla Binii id' two eiti i nnii' enWlire jfew TireBji mpl et of To newly frMiSBBd up John M.

Smith and Jooksj tat. We wtos this ear for S3. The price wt equipped a it Call at No. 477 Pryor street or ting Ben Ptone No. 1Z33.

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ondottham leg. BetoreIWItral hadcleared lteh 8 ned oodedlol crebad andall afTIw ah trains' mat Ille. tI ral. a up fiat ro. and tl.

ten lItlonbalgase 10" dbY daaoehaod a the dead' t1ritto be ne hp aene r. I. t1 okOT 0" Tb. a' mass ached p. 0.

Ioeo I1 tel. op JIr fellow tar. th. rtd teolcoalrand. Itll h' ist mblnatl ncar tn timbers car' wdrlna wlthterrillc.

tl1" 1I u. gondola car and split Int1. Eryiolln thlcoaeba to. the ndtb womn crash vain. roo were running to on' oome 0r4.

th.aocl- townwa. 11. to' Dayton' a made afeaeh Ijurodwer Ithq ouch. 1pMld let01FtL A. Duvnett tr m.

IItillYbe annqulrT ottllereck It I. tile. Inquest the dllorm tbetlr 00' tbitwreckilla eoldpt the tIt 4 I. uil A I ntghtlta nportodthat I odl. eo1 a locatetholli provO and.

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to lIgIn e. ped. il 14th. Waldotlo 11. trlcUy 0hO lnl.

be freight tralcreh btlm uHArteto reach th Menan wioj Ute. De Cc. IW 0411 u. Go. wiid II 0.

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edit jnorthalI4 th Xao th otmUe toRao co. dmoaFwltCllt bat Plci theitlWiattu hoo worth It. ectiOD ot L8. td th openot wrltr11 1 etb. IUri WhtiIO IIea are f.

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ib al to tltedt 250000 Tb. tto I. Itle 01' lo 01 II. mIo Johnoo Jeer. WIfW Mr re4.

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1 1 trooi1 bl w. JIri 9t been toppedtHbto to. the blind- Ino JioIe tv-eOa bt Ih1. ID Ie I IIIAAut uoture4. Aceordlulf to DPPorter lnjUrl afDOtWrthJ otot mi 4 1II1L.

do orkf tllatWt11i alJIIoO t. tIL' BO f. 2t forsld Lc 5511k oII a1 1' UI7 allilo urw.I1 if tblt thatthr e. wer. blmt thrtngldto4 1I pari.

mutul noOto IntromU toll HlLARIOUS NIGHT rORTHENECRO I Order ll inSaloon Be Th' r8 SIDBi dDQ qbnon forCI 1 Conl st. JobnIlODTr lll lll' a road. house trainedtor tlhtlihJltrl Bu tae. at started with. tl ar wlthhIs a andlaurol wJator everT- body ort Jobneon fromthcltyt QIean Impelooby.

Innlllcbt fOOOOby various IDember camP. the otcb lallanddalielnl' Meb lIlallnedto 10. chlcagoon tin ho" ermuob 11P In i' :1 ur thIIro he Jobnonarlnftedbro4lyb i' tl rong. onth 01' Intoi the parlo. chattd a' few ErTbodanted 10.

to. take se. rlouoQrcH nothurt. a tbeAked I4vl1t Ua I' he" was oomll TWO MENKlLEU Op THESEA8OAV Erii Eqgi eer EireI 1an 5' tiveS. i i1J PIaJi Ths pel18 U.

toCe ar Lttern and. areoIEnetll George r. 0. 1 4 I1. Idnt net oeow 11.

eplnutJIc on 1.h"r1""th. lnternaUyH fat lOCal boipitar1 ini t' 1baB te erno mo acc 111ite rb1 tralnhadloed r- 1114' tr brI ke" i J. utto plsyed It uowere oupplucottfue th the ol UouA tm frolllan portpot rIIWoII bott 1IIroUlIeMuItTwatn. Id 01. ittomlll It Inthe ittt tl l' JtL M.

Ii ji ThO RAUE UUIBREAK- CH iTANO Sf i 1B tW 5 ana la IMiJj IFlOm FOIIDtIdfor iAtt ck IJOrie SoldierW iio ly a i tDOOpi i IJ- f. tT' e1tomeo toaIlIt tiawoUct t. IfrIMJObtioD lIb The. cltT Ja 1I11e4np WtthI 41malnlr l. OItrsot Clullulle mambinQ81thoro.

an. w4ed4 all1 8c1l odltloDof auaftoimOO1lpapr urd r' DOe KIsoltooJppl11ItIa 1IIn H. mp ked. tbellecro 40Jh. 1I4byteDder pItol11 I bnl1et.

au. I1. whlch ak ru Two1a4IHIn toaul l1. bad. 10110" mnb forming attacllo.

10. 1" It the JlOllc i' hourlater O1Itb. tr JTBuUii ottb MllalulpPIllIfULtlT loaI by- sro ac. tI. 1' eo tb1011cL ofcira I.

sePt. racter f1' ecU9 1 of clt In gre 1Ide4b pollcem lar. 111111I cltwh tb tu 0. emerged or cb mplon. Ii pe otrlano maD DUlI bot nd ne.

ectloiind ot qelltb II ole 4' olelI1 dlrscttons. lOLtnw YJCTORY On dltubaDc bk WlIllam w. a1Ii vociferous l1 street ear It. to. deaUbfoe tt.

R1qtW. w. rtonj Several all m. rlotobrok rI nu l. It the JUJ1eJohnaonflllht.

were 10. 0. Jr AttaOkW Fort July dtu bet. hif and IIJ1Ocelllnt. f.

ovJrr1eo it oahlt erlol by blows OJI' the wlthbrbottle t. RoaokVJ 1J' stx neirq had ll Ol ed oawhlte Joe u11 prObal ly' ofele th an. Ja TemJJettrlThetroubJe I ell h84J th I trornReno1d I. b.lt. fOI' I raD4th.

I Ibe4 IDJal1lMlne plI todraw' thIr Late. l' I I I' regularlosIng h. c. ma die ItoDlgbt. HellCaN 55 IIaJ ntJDe 90.

Itb JOh. Iito ODcrowa tw ou. ulted. injured by. white' Iliarnmente fth mtw.8i ti1Ha.1I ot.

lD Eq j- to Ii f. Per. Imp pl pIF' to. skin. All 1.

00' 1 1a Im1IIe4Ja e1J' tho aDI1 Itcel 4 i enetru the i kt ill. semi4I1. h. urlacead kII theleft 1 4 DOtt JddDt aksn ohaorhow J. you 111 en i7.

0. Twellt ot I Docbe Ore4wtth thla1a 7 oth ge' aDdt bottleof Impert" LSS. b. CD lIot. nJOUbotu1 jl iy Si i- fIJf if lifii 1 ttT' i 7F oti i i 7 fj.

Pthi 1g Qlay is lk fR At fr ancf Vress jfQO' St emtt nt 1it t. ll i i ou a t' rc cpu 1 CJ. i rJiclc in rrf I 1' 1 Dcf ye nCrc 11ifaLo tl1nc. Dencrc 1 1 Lta ji' aEJOJtsc rt iDi tticoat ex i 1 thiBg hcr II the lYfn fi a. reui at t.

:13. rdi tlei1 tk AiLcolors nJ gn c. "a.8..cif pr ic i pie 1 a. t1 1 eas Lla ka IWe eare 21 1 io lards' on l' :7 ill eSSlJ1Je JJleas fi SaHns i apP I t1ieDr Go. lr remn fro J.

iJ i lfenriefta cc' i c' 0 JJ nsieUihg TusfqhFong TamlseC th' ncy' ultings c. lota e' Uc r. light arll oflla kand7fV1titc At' ocl mori ng R. antl go at' i 1 Ij 1. 0.

tr j. d. ana ess I rx L' 5' Ch J0hll l- Di C' mn t1i u' of ruptrt m. vrahlnclplntloU troubl1o f. od.

t. JP1tKoJulr. rS w. htte hath was anotbrwbltlI an. of.

Johnsoe-Jetfries rr' cbthat Jatt Jutb. an his 0. II rJr et Norlolk Ju1 Race rlO1O rfollll' men. 100. 0.

h. B. II 70r4 poUWqll tb wI jl. WZJr I. a4 oDalIIortal ound 4 10th.

a' upu to1D lIonorf a 10. att. lpt ar i VJa1 bolot. atICeto to. qu.

thto tJ Olloe No IDe tarAt to. tIer. the ae. I the Jr Dt Jr Orl1ulJ 4z r.e..4 EIi1IIThompooto iI. hotD4 I0 Ihit I theo a all4.

C4nau. I Iaottp c. dod 111. 111. pp the1DItJo the t10.

JI on tW nt lie. I1erof I I 1 t. ltaJ Jw UI bl ocJtO lb. ilfro tMaim. wb.

1 hlch ue and-- crkedk urou or- Banla by 111. atthtUoft Job1et fet 1nDOe 1. clo' bJwhlte WholuCIJOIpte pr 6RiJ i I obbod' back tnbt1. 4gln FkTta oth. we" 11bl tbl.

ted 08 th th rlt ottlleJI roh1bt. et 11 tu1cklr thro 4 11. poli Phto cl aat U. Ltt. Rol.

M. J1 Atbouh II. ulllberof lght. Lt. Rkmwbl whlt olbed tq rt to I' polc a folo11 anouqot naut" obnO 11h ftt ol he DIII brulh 11 rmo of.

k1ed I. 1m. qurt. he otlbt ipom a' enlt" 0. in.

aboatth. 1 10. botte Bth attk wt d. 611bU bet. tod 10 tb r.

bu qui 1r 0 1 CtiJa1 bl uJt b. pa I.t 4 fw tt In 40. at. tlJ Ipole. I o.

il SprI 011. Ja IIhto bet. i. ael whlt. I th.r..l tIe 0" I Jeffro OD1I th.

I. al pOI m. tolgbL T. lc f. otbreak betee te rot.

h. to AIII L. CI nmu In Jams. ol fr ott y. nuhodwl lnInS eW aUtortb ae Ike toO htmethnhltLnd 1.

ore tto the ncele pita FoHe aJ GOFellow. oeot dlto the lUt' Imtm to tly famoU prcl 1. rb hlmel he t. hoo 0 1 fo the dor. lok.

uod In" tU hall. he el" nnion fo" butI ucee4ed Itet tm. Sh. at to. nltrDd cale.

1. Irllen th. Teeulcolole trloto I 1 t7p. m4 WOI I t. 1P 10m.

rwrr th' w. P. tSh th boht atred a' whoubr1 tmth bal uptr do. thft bad ral the Oer AI. 14en" ltI1blb.

Udr appUO claimI f. ho JtOMOBIE I B' 1 i. un l' OS 8t ltat aae' w. a edtlwthot W1o 8 JTo Bekeld8blldi0 me WpA CUt1 tbl ft i I OA. T1J1DAYFULY i91 II Big Z1 toairs 0R des.

tb i wsr a t. wifl Mat tt 1 I tOwilt tra4nWai wai late nit sd Before hjs Creak of by chair ear enger thp a smaller' car' itl tb nd The' car ltbircoaOh Ii amongtbs rescasra th 00 to woes- at atoll began Into" the is likely. that noroner. an bomala of wood hr BesS Penad. Vntii a tonight It Ef- after the was renDing mak ards crar lags cam.

engineer 1' sail tpaie th id Sal 7 w. be Xlhsee5 5 sese Tbw' see ed Ital i50 ire iar IJa4' 1'5 bbit do. lMWke. budisss i sptdMs era' O. the 55 Sa tail 5 lal 0 fl 5 ii il U.

55. en. assess Ms wra55s Its- else. ssntlltSiili 11551154 ees 55 iedk. DRHATHAWAYCO loss RUiSIsI.

flit Sleds dm54' 555 h- 4 i'-- 20000 PEOPLE SAW. LAST CHAPTER INAMERICANPRIZERNG AIINALI Reno Bv Pull wepy tou'- sand pnkcaYitblziPthrnoon annatsbad a m. big wbos biowtbS whiti Top. over' JameS i yeffrIea. hIm ever draw before o7 ofdollarsfought for fhe sport-loving 5.

aflght. fortbatmit of ugry collection namert tbgetheilit xcepf a. ACK Is ng Camn iily 4- for alt today. man wttbtho frosntliarlngelde I was heatenbiat sent-him a stupeflcd unable oiionca thiL astgb groanwent therewsn theworldpsaltzed dle woretbe money' wrenaweredand now Thruughtbe wad lIen thetr-lizces- drawnwaidng forthe 1NotOTfn whendam the big anda newspaper rope. the lioheewaspaId the rof ln slated' to lnterthe a.

west other. 4 TO WITNESSPRIZE FIGHT Bane. 4 the that over of a alone Wif. Wseplsl. car weep- thbonse He It was and he said be Mi.

Inca P44. we in. I st000eHItdtgbtdta.to Wblshjklg sotew shOt. but Its suffered previous- dghta the laid A Bof' Iief Tr ubl s' I fleMkelPOaltooss will nweonai I IL I. I IS Jl sabun 54 frIo.

I 4 HeSakeli' OIs1reI 54 Sake os I esiP fldieiosi Tsfl mp I see Bleed I glAe Pill. keOtbe ilw5Wrns I 550bsskl5- ESI5 1.s/ rr5iM01r td" tonIghtthat lO000eich the win 15 I NicHf forAll Butihe BeeruAfl re Wi ad Chicago Johnions Trp.Ining 4 th wherejaclf Johnsontraineti from the by ybere log togotO 5trJrL at up 10u hheergreeted bro but OntheOUtide into a hewaa ry time Iknw bo i MEN KiLED ON EngineStrikes Lose Lives. II July The Al ODSlfssnger wan hole is iCwas that cows I jek. U. supping-after the 155 me table.

7ct t- t. xL I I. At CHATTANOOGA Maiiy lash' anaBlickt I h1ieiuippin On. Ws5eiotiily Negro. ns- July Thin citlwas cenaofwildexcitsiment aoI andwhite The Brat buslneesthoroeghfsPa.

was oopyof specialedition up4ertbenus. mflitia maitBepromptly be began the the a fromi pporteot rpy ous. haracterwerreportedfrorn eOcUells a wan in' to the negroes the togstheYind a ac are RACIAICLASIIS i tit- a eLate Wbich11. t' fist. uly ut fol- One ilegresees Whit.

t-htlnOr was on thebead wtthbeer tv 5' Vl Zu1y4.BIz oni Johnsonbad 1 NOw or may- BsitimoreMd. greed. badly of the Eigst Eee. Seat. Faay Ues Quck Relief flanfnt Cure.

a nice opaIa foi lbs th nt Ikl Remedy cure go. eon. tble go suodip you 100 I een a I if elf- ustO1iTxa 7- el 5A1'kJ I an i et re ss timt i 5 4Pres GbbdrRitrnants 1At 9 bona 4idc. lest zoffcrcdia here at a Or a 0 I iinan be here. you'- fnd wevekad tk scaso.

obIack and white. I Foulards Pdne ssalines 0' illes----------- 17477 Silks of Taffeta ngee 1vlrcr tk tt on 1eat 3 2 and Less Off johnson DuBose Company at the riots. I. byWbiteL Mo. 4.

whitmanwhotook mms. nd nosa. sn7-NegroeajnJure was-caused attacked' poiIcto ZIIISOSlReginse On. one theresult seals 54 toLapeatthem Negroes poe. has been in- so wed Negres.

Iben. 1 flegrceawerp abet whit me whita the Mit we even NItk all ngroe They. thereupon aide. which they wee. recover he.

fend ideistityOf the booting I l4. Pseedsys AOIDked Ohio 4Ri0Ueg. in I were a regress the been anuonmed treuhi554 to up thu pLrade I Over eeie in 4 and' a e. Steer. lw whitO ien.

I stabbedin tonight rand negroes onboth slightly merit of the Johnson qui kly thescens. ilhasbee it Ark. JUly'-Aithoqgh bO Rockiuwhich ce. tb lb. honrduring a a' nseI.

1ysteppOd Xegpuea P541. ryCn ansae NeOet boit- :4 andwbits. as ovsr JeffriiJebnso0 bavtakenplecO Thepo- art' th riOtshersiwo at Riot and Eight men. three' white and GoodFeflow. south.

forgets hour lock went an4 bu and yea pp1 hi. his to-himself the the be. AUTOMOBILE I BARGAIN ara' ofteyf see an We oftho nT dOdtearnl diumonetsator st a This ear is Bineker Wtnd Mile clock Preet-o-LIt. I and extra rima with tireu ew Diamond Tires I esmp set Tools by obn I wIll sell new as I stands is abont 6000 47' 8. I I AL1DUNNSON t.

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