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o18tnmen1 Will Hid Sufferers at MONEY In Zany Cities Belief Committees Are at Work Oalveston Gives New York Merchants wm Puah Work of Relief. Washington. May 4 Secretary Root has received a. telegram from the mayor of Jacksonville tonight asking that the at. Frazci be be put at the disposal of the mayor to hoUae 1000 homeless people.

Secretary Root Immediately sent dispatch to Gsneral Brooke In corn- zee1 of the department of the East to direct the officer In charge of the barracks to grant the pope of Jacksonville every facility The secretary received a dispatch during the' day asking for a large supply of tents the mayor Indicating that the peo- Die of the city would be without shelter. Re cave orders to hays 1000 hospital tents sent at once. These tents are at St. A phs. Ya.

Just across the river from this city. and Philadelphia They will go forward on the first avatab1e trains. Appeal for Aid. The Thilcrwlng telegram officially reporting to the Jacksonville ftre and ap. for help was received today at the poet office department Jackfonville May Postmaster General Washington Three-fourths of the residence portion of the city de troyed by the great fire here yesterday.

The post- office was In much danger at one time r. was uninjured Great suffering will ensue and assistance should be sent the city as thousands are hornelet and without means of support DENXIS EAQAV 1 Postmaster Acting Postmaster General Johnson Immediately wired. the lowing reply WlUlh1ncton. May 4 Postmaster Ea- un. Jacksonville.

P1g. Thanks for tele- cram respecting safety of post office and mail In great fire. Regret sincere suf terlnlf caused by the calamity. Your appeal for aid for the sufferers win be made Dublic through the press M. JOHNSON Acting Postmaster General Beveiue Cutter To Help.

Savannah. QQ. May 1 Th revenue cutter Hamilton Captain Roth. left this morning for Jacksonville for the purpose Of rendering any possible aid to the fire offerers. En route down the river she collided with a rd scow In tow of the tug nkora.

A five toot hose was stove in the Hamilton's bow and she was forced to return to the city for repairs. The. work will be completed tomorrow tad the cutter will so to Jacksonville. New York Will Contribute. New York.

May 4. The Merchants' A gocfatlon of this city has telegraphed to Governor Jennings and the mayor of Jacksonville. expressing sympathy with the people of Jacksonville in their distress anti asking for a. statement of Immediate necessities. The association will form a committee to receive subscriptions for the relief of the destitute Money Raised at Oalveston.

Galveston. Texas. May 4. Over a thousand donors was raised here this afternoon for the relief of sufferers at Jacksonville. and more wilt follow.

tkmmittees are at Work collecting for the fund and it is growing ta8 both rich and poor contributing Nashville Gives 1000. KashvIIIe Tenn. May 4 The Nashville Banner has authorized the mayor of Jacksonville to draw for II 000 subscribed trr citizens of Nashville Pl1da Legislature Acts. TallalJLee Fla. May Special The mwas not In session today.

In the resolution offered by Mr. Fair jSl Orange. expressing deep sym- pat jfor the sufferers by yesterdays 3 Jacksonville conflagration was unanimously passed. A concurrent resolution offered by Judge Raney. of Leon.

for a Joint committee of five to consider and report what action should be taken for the relief of the sufferers from Jacksonville was unanimously adopted and. taking for ranted the senate will concur In the resolution as soon as it meets Monday. Speaker Watson at once appointed Judge Ranej Mr. palmer and Judge Srlggs of Franklin as house members of such committee. TZ8T IS ON TAPIS.

Object To Prevent New Works Being Bunt at Richmond. PTttStrtirsr May 4 An attempt Is now being made to unite the shovel concerns of the country Into a. combine that mrl' become known as the American Shovel and Tool Co. which will have a capital of 110 000 000 The object or the combination is to shut off treatened competition of new shovel works being projected at Richmond. VL.

and other points. WA YOUR KIDNEYS They Indicate Good or Bad Health. Free Advice Given About the Kidneys. XldnM" complaints usueflv commence with odd chills. est eclallv In th hack and loins.

followed with ver and atn The. pain extends to the bladder. loin and thighs. The urine becomes highly colored or extremely light. It sometimes looks red or like.

with a. dust sediment after standing or it may be strlwry or milky and filled with albumen. the most vital element of the bot twn tbtse conditions are allowed to continue they result in one or more of the following diseases Backache. Weak Back. Rheumatism.

Gout. Diabetes. Bright Disease Gravel. Irritation of the Bladder. Scalding of the Urine.

Swelling of the Ankles. Dropsv or some other form of Kidney or Urinary Trouble. Watch the kidneys for these dl--- and snn- tome arid take Stuart's Gin and Buchu. It Instantly goes to the seat of the trouble giving power. life and vigor to the kidneys relieving all the symptoms and making a perfect cure after all' else falls.

Women. ratn and children can take this remedy with safety and pleasure. Stuart's Gin and Buchu made especially sic weak kidneys and cures rheumatism Try this grand old cure. Drug- kts. or toy express prepaid 11.

Free ad- isle. irtven kidneys. Stuart Ga. Alfred Ban Tells of Us Lost in- St Johns. jj SHRIEKS FOR AID HEARD But Steamboat Men Were Powerlew To Help Owing to the Heat anti Smoke Balls Escape Was Almost Miraculous.

Jacksonville fla. May 4. A sailboat that was at the bout yard' was" made use of to escape by Alfred Ball. a member of the Jacksonville RlQgft i who lives in Springfield. suburb.

at Third and Main streets. Mr. Ball says There certainly were' many lives lost at that point The shrieks and cries for help that came to ears during the first moments of the four hours that I was in the river- were heartrending and awful. I was utterly helpless to aid them. I am positive at least five per.

sons were drowned at that place. SAW SEVERAL DROWN. I got in a sail boat at Gardner's yard at 5 clock There were about fifteen per- sons aboard two negroes among the porn- her. When we got Into the boat every avenue of escaoe was out oft. We rot a line to the steamer Edith and she pulled us from the dock.

A moment later the line parted. Two batteaux were drifting alongside and eight persons tried to get Into them. In the panic both boats cap- steed. I saw several go down and drown. Several of those who got out of the sail boat were swept under the wharf at the toot of Market street and I think all must have perished.

I got to the wharf and for four hours held the piling. When I was rescued I was badly burned about the head. I felt a body float against my legs and tried to lift it to the surface. but failed. MANY LIVES LOST.

Undoubtedly there were many lives lost at the toot of Market street says Ar- thur Cummer- of the CummeT Lumber- Company. We heard the shrieks and calls for help as we steamed from the wharf at the last minute. We heard num- bars of persons were in peril on the wharf and made for. the pier again. A salt boat was cornered in the docks Young Coxeetter of St.

Augustine swam to th steamer Edith-and we gave him. So Ua Tile line either parted or was burned. In the same Instant both steamer and boat were enveloped In dense smoke. We got a glimpse Of the sail boat drifting Inshore end then It disappeared In the flames As the Edith steamed toward mid-channel to escape. we heard agonizing cries for help.

There is no doubt but that all la the boat suffered a frightful fate. The officers and crew of the Edith report that they saved sixty persons who had Jumped Into the river to escape the flames. One Yare to Chattanooga and Return via Western and Atlantic Ball- road. On account of the Chattanooga Spring Festival the Western anti Atlantic railroad will sell round trip tickets to Chattanooga and return at rate of 410 for the round trip. May 8th to 10th Inclusive final limit May Ith 1901.

For in formation rail on C. B. WALKER T. A. tnton Depot.

City. 1 A. THOMAS C. T. A.

No. 1. Brown building. city CHAS. If.

HARMAN General Passenger Agent. NOTICE. To the public architects and builders- We have moved our works to 83 Cone street. near postomce On account of the large Increase In our business we will In future manufacture all our- goods lit the city. Our work In Roman.

Venetian and Ceramic Mosaics Is too well known to speak of here. It Is the best that-can be done. We make a specialty of high grade Interior work In marble and mantels. Call at our office. or a.

letter will bring you many helpful suggestions and prices on work. THE BARTOLI CO. PRUSSIAN CABINET CHANGES. Emperor Wants Count Treuteeliler for Interior Minister. Berlin May 4 In wen Informed quarters the representative of the Associated Press hears the sensational news that Emperor William wanted Count Treutsch- ler to become Prussian minister of the In tenor The count la now hi nro MAn of th Nassau In Casset and was formerly Prussian minister of education.

It was under his administration that the famous school law was framed at the special Instance of the emperor. This law. however was finally dropped whereupon the count resigned. He is still a great favorite with the emperor. the conservatives and centrists.

It i said that Baron Von Rhelnbaben Prussian minister of the Interior will succeed Dr. Von Mlqut as finance minister It. la understood Dr. Von Mlquel who has resigned the office of finance minister will be elevated to a higher rank. He has received the newly establish Prussian order of metit.

Ernoeror Illlam wish to appoint Count Von Treutsehier. president of Nassau to succeed Baron Von Rhelnbaben. as Prussian minister- of the Interior. meets with serious obstacles ills majesty has now asked Count Von Hollwege president of the Brandenburg. to become minister of the Interior.

Von Bothmann Hollwegg Is a moderate conservative and Is not opposed to canal bill. JNO. S. BONNRP. DIES SUDDENLY One of Calhoun's Progressive Ctt zens Passes Away.

Calhoun. Qa May 4. Special John G. Bonner. one of the best known young men of Calhoun died suddenly this afternoon at 3 30 o'clock.

He had been at work superintending some boys who were working In the rear yard at his home and came. Into the house and throwing him. self on the bed. he at once became vio. lently ill and after a few convulsions died.

Mr. lionner was about thirty-six years old. and leave a wife and baby. a few months old. lived until recently on a fine plantation' near town and his family Is connected with some of the.

leading people of the tat The funeral occurs tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. lie wilt be burled In th Fain with Masonic honors Mrs. Wallace Is Shot for. Re- JIIE To HUSBAND SLEW MURDERER- Kart and Wallace Eloped Once but Husband Forgave anti Allowed Them To Saturn. Wallace Has Not Been Arrested.

Little Tklla. N. T. May 4 A double murder ocSjmvd In the town of Warsen. near Rlchftejdxpprlnp tonight.

The victims were Benjamin Hoyt. and Mrs. John Wallace. Hoyt murdered Mrs. Wallace and was afterwards shot by Mr.

Wallace. Mr. Wallace Is a wealthy farmer and Hoyt was his hired man. About a year ago Mrs. Wallace who was about fifty- five years of ag eSped with Hoyt who was only thirty-five.

They returned to Wallace a home last fall and the wife was taken back be her husband and HO)1 again given employment on the farm. Recently Hoyt has been importuning Mrs Wallace to elope with him again but site refused. A bitter Quarrel started tonight and Hoyt was ordered to leave the house by both Wallace and his wife. He refused to go and Wallace stepped Into another room presumably to get a gun. As soon as he left the room Ho shot Mrs.

Wal. th hall Vllllno- hr Intnttv Mr. allace tb a rushed into the room. As he did so Hoyt shot at him but the bullet went wide. Wallace then shot and killed Hoyt.

allace Is not yet under ar rest. but Is at his home waiting the arrival of the sheriff DEFENSE IN EASTMAN CASE. Attomey for Professor 3118 How Qxogan Was Killed. Cambridge. Mass.

May 4 The defense at the Eastman murder trial today completed the outline of Its case and during the halt days session placed four witnesses on the stand to support Its contention that the relations between the two men were not only intimate but cordial The Interest of the day however. was In the' outline of the principal portion of the case made by W. Bartlett and his explanation of how the shooting occurred. Mr. Bartlett diet not attempt an elaborate explanation or combat the government theory U' the killing was done by a center fire bullet.

except to say that the bullet which was produced at the trial laws. at the request or the defense hown to a cartridge expert last October and that the expert placed a pri sate mark on the' bullet which cannot now be found on that produced In court. Regarding what actually took place be tween the two men Mr. Bartlett said that Eastman was examining the old riot fire revolver when It suddenly exploded arid Grogan threw up his hands. Eastman.

supposing that trogan had been shot. went toward hint and. at the same time Grogans revolver went off. A struggle took place between the two men during which Grc an revolver went off two or three more times. Eastman got hold of the revolver end threw it away SOUTHERN TEXTILE WORKERS.

They May Become Affiliated with th Northern. Union. Fan River. Mass. May 4 The delega- toil of Southern Textile Union officials.

who stopped over in this city yesterday en route to the convention of the Inter- natlonl Union of Textile Works la Holyoke. Mass. arted for that city this afternoon. tare leaving Fall Riv- er. B.

McCracken. the dean pf th delegation spoke of the effect of the visit of the delegates to this city. Mr. McCracken stated that. the condition of the operatives here In regard to hours of labor and waxes were ideal to his South- era.

colleagues He spoke of the trouble existing between his national organlta- tton and the American Federation of Textile Operatives. and said The operatives to the south hav al ways wished to be affiliated with north- ern workers. 1th the operatives of New England affiliated with us we can do much toward bettering the condition of textile workers in the south. arid it is our wish that such a. union be effected as soon as possible in the south over six- tv unions having been organized and con ditlons bettered.

American Federation officials express the hope that as the result of th visit of Mr. MoCracken and bits colleagues a feeling of harmony will bring the two national bodies together on a common ground. MAY SELL ZINC PROPERTY. Knoxville Man Is Now Dealing with Eastern Capitalists. Knoxville.

Tenn. May 4 vBpeclal E. Cox. of the Knoxville Zinc Mining and Smelting Company. which owns extensive zinc ties and operates several zlno mines near Knoxville has gone to New York to close a deal with eastern capitalists for a portion of these properties.

Negotiations have been under way for several months. It is said the eastern parties may open new mines ex. tensively operate those now opened and erect larg zinc works. provided the deal is consummated. Time deal will prove of inestimable value to Knoxville Industrially and financially.

Verdict for the Plaintiff. Norfolk. Ve May 4 Special A verdict of 558 was awarded In the law and chancery court here today to Miss Mary 1. Stebblns of South Bridge. Miss.

She sued the Monticsl1o hotel for 10000 for injuries sustained In the fall of an elevator. Was Wen Known in Knoxville. Knoxville. Tenn. May 4.

Special W. W. Cleveland of Jacksonville who dropped dead from excitement occasioned by the Jacksonville fire Friday was well- knoWn lit Knoxville. He was a stockholder In the Knoxville Furniture Manufacturing Company Severe other Knoxville people suffered losses from the flames. is not a stimulant like coffee.

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Asthma. Two kinds hard rubber' and glass Family Pt-ice 00 each including all medicine If you need free mefflcal advice write to BROADWAY AND 26th STREET. NEW YORK. HAIR SCALP Bfl k. pftlStig hair p3 fondntit speed- Overcome trt1tta1.

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7 N. Pryor St. Atlanta. Gd. 490 490 490 490 490 490 490 490 490 490 CITY WILL BE ASKED' TO BUY CITY HALL BUILDING i The chamber of commerce Is trying to I dUpoae of the city hall building to the I city.

A committee consisting of 3. K. Orr Jacob Bass W. A. Hemphtil Martin and Lewis Beck has been appointed to make a proposition to council at Its meeting.

tomorrow. The ownership 1 of tie building has been a sort ot. white elephant to the chamber of commerce for many years. The chamber has been anxious to dispose of It. Taxes.

repairs end I the possibility of the city offices being 1 removed have been a constant worry. The building will be offered to the city on the one condition that a debt of 137 500 be assumed by the purchaser 30000 of the debt being- a mortgage on the building held by the Travelers' Insurance Company and 7500 representing the floating Indebtedness. This plan of disposing of the building has been discussed among them for some time. but the committee was not appointed until Friday afternoon. The property Is offered the city at 16 00 less than it cost the chamber of commerce some years ago.

hen the lot was purchased for Us- 000 and the building erected at a cost of 13000. It is said that several members of the finance committee Or the acceptance of the proposition that will be made to morrow afternoon. It the city takes the building from the chamber of' com- metre there will probably a general up In the city offices. It Is thought likely that the council chamber will be moved to the fourth floor and the second floor of the building devoted to offices. If the city takes the building It la probable that the chamber of commerce will move Into new and more commodious quarters In one of the new office buildings The present Quarters are rather cramped for the needs of the chamber.

SHAMROCK II. CUTS WATER A WITH MARVELOUS SPEED Southampton May 4 The trial or Shamrock II today had a rather unfor. tunate conclusion for he went ashore on a hank close to the Warner Light ship. The trial was practically over and she. went around- the lights to return to her moorings when she grounded on the sand.

The wind was very light at the time and she went on the bank with a scarcely perceptible shock. A launch towed her oft without any difficulty. The yacht sustained absolutely no damage. The new cup challenger started. on her first trial spin this morning under excel- lent conditions.

The was bright and warm and a steady breeze was blowing. While the challenger was preparing for her first sail the American line steamer St. I uls passed her. There was a number of Americans on board' who closely scanned the challenger On passing the yacht the steamship slowed down and sa luted. The crews of the Erin and the two Shamrocks.

who were ranged on th lr respective decks. cheered the St. Louis heartily. The Jib and stay sail of the challenger were hoisted at an early hour and when the word was given to raise the mainsail the speed with which It was hoisted front the deck. in American fashion demonstrated the handiness of the appliances adopted.

The sail 1 made of dark sea Island cotton and Justifies the expectation of 1U owner Toe' challenger ether mSix at 21:4 a. cu and sortty afterward supped her wins ftfife 7 Wit" MMrnm culi PI tet ft 6dtt ill6 Uivift mooring and lying over till her le rail was almost awash. went reaching down south at a pace that made the Erin go along at full speed to keep her In view. The manner In which the new boat sailed suggested that the Shamrock I had little chance of proving a serious opponent In the trial races A Jib topsail was set on the challenger and she tried her paces up and down the west channel. She carries a big mouthful of foam under her bow but this Is due only to the man.

ner In which her flat bow glides Over the surface. The challenger proved distinctly tart and handy in turning and she seemed to point well Into the wind. After spending a couple of hours slip. ping about In light winds oft Cowes. the challenger made a tong reach toward Ryde.

There a fresher wind was met and. going along with all canvass drawing well the Shamrock II tooted ahead la a way little short of marvelous' The quad. ity of her hnlf waa. shown by the smooth- ness of her going through the water and under today's conditions. Shamrock II la certainly a marvel In this respect.

The conditions today It. Is true. were exactly those in which the challenger was expected to show at her' best. but. even allowing this beyond a doubt she has more' than- tulUUled the expectations of her most ardent admirers.

The wind In which sire passed Ryde was such as might take her round. sit American cup course just Inside of the time limit. and In these conditions she gave display never haters FORCED Out of During the Building of. the' VIADUCT. No Store To Be We are Compelled to Sacrifice our Stock of OUR.

LOSS YOUR GAIN Clothing Hats. and Gents Furnishings AT ABOUT VALUE We owe an apology to customers that could not get waited on last week on ac. count of the rush but with extra force of salesmen we will try to please all THE 4 Peachtree St. ONE' PRICE. TO.

ILL. Dont Miss THIS Auction Sale Tomorrow. Monday. at IS Whitehall it. at 10 a.

m. Two lots of furniture from Klli It. and Ctmrtland ave. consisting of one. extra.

line folding bed. costing 1 an- oller on with French plate mirror. goat- tog 45 one antique walnut bed room suit ot sting- :330 another one costing- very near that much IS parlor- chairs covered with red and yellow plush. one oak bed room Suit of a cheaper kind. one Odd oak dresser with brass standards.

one steel range sting 28 6 months ago. one. gas range with water back costing 13. De hole Jewel gas stove. th best made one small wood cooking stove I ebony antlaue clawfeet tables- one 6x9.

one VAX. 10 cpa Said Snmyrna rug upholstered cot good cotton mattress. one small size walnut sideboard. chairs and' rockers one electric fan letter press bebg carriage extra. wide shades and Japanese porch curtain.

three gentdne oil paintings and a lot of extra fine silverware Absolutely to the highest bidder without reserve. LEO FRESH Auctloneir. If are not al ready doing your laundry work. cleaning and press- It. Is becuw you nave not.

tried us one time. Time truth to we will riot be excelled In anything. Excelsior. Steam Laundry. 43 Wall St.

WHmEOIE OPTICAL CO. Hesdqnaiten optical goods at Right Prices. Eyes tested Free. Over 30 yews experience. Cash Stamps.

49 Peachtree. FOR SALE Property of the late Capt. Wi R. Elder viz In Atlanta 6 houses and 8 vacant lots. In Falrbnrn 1 house and 6 lots.

Peadhtree Park 2 vacant lots. In DeKalb county 1 farm. Also the copyright of the Masonic chart and record. For particulars address Mrs. W.

R. Elder 278 N. Boulevard. FOE SALE Horses Carriages Etc. trap nearly new.

built. single Can eOTLowndea bid. WANTED MachSfltry. ANTED SawmUl and 18 td 20 horse engine and boiler on wheels In Orst-claa condition. P.

O. Box 628. Atlanta. 5481 OPIUM HABIT. OPIUM.

morphine free treatment Cure guaranteed at home trial tree. Dr. Tucker. 16 Broad street. un tt I MORPHINE.

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Write for particulars. Dr. Long Co. Atlantic. Ga.

Reference Capital Cltr National bank. Atlanta. sun if MORJPHIJTE and whisky habits cured in tour to ten days. Painless. permanent.

guaranteed e. No confinement. Dr. w. C.

Van Valen. Psychologist. 400 Grand building. Atlanta. TEETH.

PHILADELPHIA DENTAL ROOHB. Wf Whitetail street. Best set artificial teeth S. White tS. silver fillings 750 and 1 oer filling.

Alt work guaranteed. tot SAVINGS BANKS. BANKERS' TRUST CO. corner Broad nd Alabama Str PAY POUR PI CENT ON SAVINGS START NOW. SIGN PAINTING.

SIGNS of any kind painted anywhere made and snipped anywhere. W. WV Reynolds Sign Painter. 14 WhlUhaU. warrantee.

IOu Jewelry re new old gold made Into rings work war. ranted first-class. Bol In STORAGE. SECURITY Warehouse Co. Storac at all kinds separate rooms for furniture.

Foundry itW AR R. HM. call MORRIS storage and Transfer Co. If. Broad It.

Household goods and planes stored packed and shipped. Phone ClI. i PAPER. work guaranteed. Id.

Quick A Co. II E. Hunt" and 45 8. PrYor. Phon Ta.

SALE Bicycle hlblt sample 1901 model bicycle and dis tribute 1008 catalogues In payment for it. Write for catalogue and particulars. T. W. Mead Cycle Co Chicago 4 a guq TOTOP.

on containing between 7 and 119. Owner wilt apply for same at our market WU- kerson A Bro. 77 Peachtree it. POUitD A bunch of keys. owner.

can gt tKem by calling at the Landstreet 1. ware Co. Broad. RDrR TfNTS FOR HOMELESS JcksonyiI1e1 BEING SUBSCRIBED Areat Work Wbth on. Imme lately neral opJe ved In nts entat 1 11crw1nlt teJ gT offl ly a taUIUlt er' r- ste fG destroyed 811 lltanoe hs master era1 am thfWr Gene rat.

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