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i sJ 19 0 esjo ea tat Trinity Yesterdar. EXERCISES WERE IMPRESSIVE Motions of Respect Congregation. i i Brotiier Ministers and First Church. LOCAL CLERGYMEN IN AttENDANCE The Speakers Who Eulogized the Dead Were Dr. Lovejoy E.

W. Martin W. A. Remphill T. Westmoreland Dr.

Landrum and W. 3. Northen. At Trinity Methodist Episcopal church' yesterday afternoon. at JO clock a beautiful memorial service was held In appropriate acknowledgement of the een loss sustained by the congregation in tile death of their ed pastor Rev.

Wjl- llam Zaseom Stradley. DD. who died from an attack or apoplexy while visiting the home or his boyhood at Htwaaee Monroe Cotnty Tennessee June 23d. Crepe covered the front of the pulpit and' choir gaUeryand was twined around the posts of the lamps at either side of the plaiform. The tribute of flowers behind the chancel was exquisite.

The overture as a dirge and the musical pro- ramme. specially arranged for the' cuton. gas an Impressive feature. In. eluded No Never Alone the dead pastor's favorite song.

Rev. P. Lovejoy. prestflrg elder of the South ttianta district conducted the memorial exercises. opening them with a touching eulogy of his do- parted friend and co laborer in the ministry On behalf of the ministers of his conference.

Lovejoy presented the fo lowing resolutions Dr. LoveJoya Resolutions A Just conception of what and how large a place a tall. wide sptead ng tree tliis among surrounding trees begins to dawn upon us when. accustomed to Its presence we U-ok to fled the tree and it is gone. There is more skylight- than we expect to see The space is larger than we had thought.

The aunce or the tree is the l13t definite line of measurement. By and by. because of the size of the vacuum come the correct conclusion that the tree was much larger than We had supposed. A strong sided man. a man of clearness of head and purity' of heart a.

roan of real force rising to commanding Influence by his position and personality as long as he touches us every day and we look into his face and. hear bis vole and we walk the trf3ts with him is too near us for exact analysis. the point of vision IS too close to admit of accurate measuren nt True greatness expands as it recedes littleness grows less. Already the space occupied by our- brother grows larger. We or our eyes and expect to see him in the chair at the preachers' meeting leading the prayer meeting.

In the pulpit walking at our side he is not there. We look again und our loss 1 heavier the space once filled by him grows larger stijl How clear and steady his mind how gentle and stalwart his- character how tender fits heart. how great his sent how broad his sympathies how like his spirit how compassionate his nature all these and much more which enter In to term a conspicuous rounded personality. We shall not know' until such time a we have measured the large space made vacant by the death of WI godly man. Pr Stradley was.

well equipped for ser- Vice. In physical frame he was bWlded for' an athlete. and for unlimited labor. Experts pronounced him faultless. A well- shaped head adorned with a face almost beautiful was the receptacle of a brain which to all appearance.

might have en dured. without hurt. any amount of mental effort. White his convictions and temperament made him- aggressive his prac. deal wlsdcm held him.

well- within the limits of a safe conservatism. Added to his large fund of common sense was a bighearted generosity which knew no bounds. IDs charity we. limited only by bis ability Without guile- hlnuelf. he was a stranger to envy or malice.

Filled with the spirit of the Itinerant brotnerhood he felt unfeigned sorrow' for. the unfortunate and bad genuine joy for the successful brother. As a spiritual master he used no untempered mortar. Thoroughly converted and thoroughly orthodox accord- log to the teachings of Methodism his sermons were- surcharged with the- energy of the' gospel. His appeals were to the conscience and they glowed with the zeal that would be satisfied with nothing teas than instant acceptance of salvation through a crucified redeemer.

He was bold In the denunciation of sin while with compassionate beseeching he urged the sinner to come to Christ. The pulpit was his throne. as it is of everY true minister of the gospel but In. hiwork a faithful pastor he enshrined himself in the hearts of liii people. No' doubt.

Atlanta has never had a preacher who did more or more faithful pastoral visiting In the Oath of Rev W. B. Stradley. DIX. we' are called on to mourn the toss of a brother dearly beloved by every mem ber of this association.

We. loved him for his- kindly courtesy. for his gentle. Christian solrtt for hili' loyalty td the truth. for bis manly character.

Having served as. the" president- of the Methodist Preachers Meeting of Atlanta for the year 19. his brethren were so wen pleased with We services in that office that be was re-elected for another year. And now that he is no longer one of our umber. we shall miss his genial manner his smiling face and his hearty fellowship.

And although we have a keen ense of our own loss In the death of our brother we deeply sympathls with his pastoral charge whose Jo" greater than. ours. and with his bereaved wits and children whose loss is greatest of all We commend bisflock deprived of a faithful WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JEWELRY.

CLOCKS. SILVERWARE CUT GLASS. TIM lct 4 took. JU lowest passttU prices Maleri Berkfile Jewelers gl Whitehall Street shepherd and his stricken family bereft of a loving husband and father Jo Him without whom not sparrow falls to the ground and whose tender mercies are over an his works. P.

LOVEJOT. WALKER' LEWIS J. T. DAVIS. B.

FYmzEn. Commlttee Mr. Martin Pays Tribute. Edmund W. Martin chairman of the board of stewards of Trinity Church.

paid an siouqent tribute to the memory of Dr. Stradley. He spoke with sympathetic insght upon the fruitful lit. sad Christian character of the dead. dwelling tenderly upon the qualities of head and heart which so endeared the pastor to his flock.

The address was highly appreciated. On behalf of the church the following resolutions of respect prepared by the board of stewards were read by Mr. Martin and adopted by the congregation rising In Memorlam Rev. William Baseom Stradlsy. Standing in- the shadow cast over Ifby the death of our beloved pastor.

Rev. William Balcom Stradley DD. Trinity church presents this memorial in testimony of its love and affection and admiration for him. He was born September 281853 in Yincy county. North Carolina.

Very early probably about the age of eight years old ho was removed with his father to eat Tennessee The rugged hills and mountainous. re. gion of that section for there he was reared. are types of his strength of character sterling manhood and tenacity. of conviction.

NO doubt bo gathered tbtro many of the Inspirations which followed him throughout life and made such strong elements In his noble Christian His early educational training was At Hlwusee college in Monroe county- In the same section where he was reared. It is an Institution which has graduated a large numsber of worthy and prominent. men. some of whom are quite distinguished now. One of Georgia's United States senators was a mate there of Dr.

Stradley. They frequently debated on opposite sides and were friends of college days. The president of that institution recently at his funeral bore testimony to the high character and diligence and ctpaclty of Dr. Stradleya. as student and a model youth.

Prompted by the same fidelity to his Master which has- always characterized him. in 1875 he Joined the Holston conference and tilled such important charges at Jonesboro. Tenn. Wytheylile Va. anti Chattanooga.

Tenn. Later. about WS4 lie was transferred to Los Angeles conference California where for a number of jears he was pastor of Trinity church Los Angeles one of the leading Methodist churches of the Pacific cast. vin J894 he was asr Un transferred and this time to. to Georgia conference where he was assigned to St.

Johns church. Auu ta Uhere he remained four years receiving and meriting the de- yoUon of the people or that great old historic church. where preached In times BOS- such men as Bishops Andrews and Pierce Dr. Lovlc Pierce Drs. Alexander and tiustace Speer.

Dr. Manu. Jesse Boring and others. in tire Dr. Stradley was sent to Atlanta for the fleet time as presiding elder of the North Atlanta- district.

From the start he was recognized as a man of strength and a minister or many Christian fra er- During the same year when Dr. Roberts was elected president of Wesleyan Female college and there oc- Urre Jacancy eret Dr. Stradley was. sent to Trinity church anti became its pastor for the first time. From that day ixJi rrown upon our people.

They loved him as a brother as a friend as. a devoted pastor and as a true follower or Christ. No sooner had he come. to 25 than spreading tables of his own preparing he'- Invited the board of stew- i0 1" there and break bread around them with him and at these two lops tables the official board of the church supped and feasted with him and the presiding elder. Dr Loveoy in broth.

erly love. lie said We be. brethren. spiritual feasts he was continually spreading for his people. That In.

tour years rosel5L the highest appointments In wgte conference is the high- a to capacity and spirituality UL0 rclj he did not ardently The Sunday school received his devotion and love at all times and his untiring assistance With what pleasure and delight ton to the' Sunday school every Sabbath morning and refer to tip growth and- cue- ce a with a twinkle in his eye he said SutJ tlr- Tbe are a few more seatS jeft Unless you come quickly there will hedied1 rly lnornlns of tn Sabbath. believe he spent that Sabbath In the Celestial City. there at the feet of bis 5 whom hail served. so faithfully anti well and with. such signal ability.

and he rested from his labors while as his Christ placed lila divine hand on our rifTvPaVor3Tttred brow- he looked up i. dear face and said Home tat last. dear Savior or man. iMf efS undoubted evidence or being with tied and of receiving the reward of the righteous that Ufe was our dear pastor Vred ft long devoted unselfish life full of unstinted fort and love for humanity and for the cause of Christ. lie was a brave.

bold. spoken true man of strong convictions and with the courage to express them. whenever- truth demanded. lie was a man of marked abtl. ui.

of fine common sense. of unswerving Integrity and of unmeasured seal and energy in Christian work. In a. word he was a complete Chirstlan minister of the. gospel and a true manly man.

How grandly and forcibly now does his magnificent Christian life anti work among us stand as a picturesque vision beckoning us to follow. while from the walls of the New Jerusalem he looks- yearningly for the corning of us all Servant of God well done Rest from thy loved employ The battle fought. the victory won. Enter thy Masters joy. The vole.

at midnight cane lie started up to hear A mortal arrow pierced ills frame He toil but felfno tear Resolved. That this church in the. deep. est crier and sorrow. but In Christian submission.

acknowledges and feel- most deeply Its treat loss. in the death of our devoted and true pastor. William Baseom tradey That In his death hu- inanity has lost a sincere friend and a pray. untiring leader one who literally gave hU fe a wttlln sacrifice upon the altar of his Lord. Resolved further.

That while we mourn at our loss we rejoice at his train which Is that of A redeemed and ransomed sou safe at home with his Lord. Resolved further. That. we most deeply sympathise with his dear family wife and children. his eged father and the fathers wit.

the brother and sisters and sit. eons soling them with the rich legacy he has left them. and praying that In glory they and all of will meet him when this storm tossed and turbulent life is passed Resolved further. That this memorial led these resolutions be spread upon the" minutes of this church and that a copy be given his bereaved family. also The.

we. levan Christian Advocate and one each to The Atlanta Constitution and Atlanta. Journal for publication. Colonel HemphlU Spoke. Colonel A.

llemnphill. superintendent of Trinity Sunday school and a steward or the church snowed strong emotion when he spoke of the life of love that hound. Dr. Stradley to his parishioners mad. stronger his death.

He- dwelt especially upon-the Interest the late pas. tor took In the uphuilding of the Sunday school and his youngness of spirit In his WM association with the children. Judge T. P. Westnloreland.

also a stew. aid. gilded his tribute of irrateful praise to the tenign Influence of Dr. Stradley as teacher. man and friend.

He extolled his strength 4f purpose- la standing for. the rtrht as God gave him to see It when one of less earnest convictions might hays remained silent In the face- opposition. Dr. gtridlel laid never tern. porised with evil.

but believed In militant Christianity. if. Patterson. on behalf of the First Methodist church. spoke briefly and affectingly of the' dead.

presenting resolutions adopted by his church and Sunday school The congregational resolutions will be found eliewbere to these columns. Sunday Schools Tribute. The Sunday school resolutions wire as Whereast it pleased Almighty God to remove from the church militant on earth to the ehtrtlsniphAJ1t above our. beloved friend sod brother Rer. William ii.

Stradley theref ore be It Resolved That In' Dr. Stradley" death TuESDAY' SCHLEYSGREAT VICTORY TWO years ago nex Tuesday when the hardship-broken and sickened American army was lying In the water- ked mosquito-infested trenches aroundSantiago wW the beefy ghafter on his cot three miles from the nrUiC itte. dictating dlsqcjettaig telegrams to Washington between drlnka. a thTllllnj was being added to the history of naval warfare along the coast toe ofl the narrow thaunel of the lIDJbOrWbCT Hero Hobeon had tailed to tapede navigation Iv sinking the old Metnirnae. Admiral Cerrers in the full blase of a ropical mrnunri with the ytUow flag of proud Castile at his masthead and his urn-braced jackles stripped at their stifle under deck was standing on the bridge of the Iptanta.

Maria Teresa in the wak two stealthy torpedo boat destroyers directing the desperate attempt to tuts his fleet to the open sea. A mile to the. we i srd on the end OZ the crescent made by the blockading American squadrons the dark gray hull and funnels of the Brooklyn loomed sul- lenjy against- the sky Jlne. A commodore gold lace with a military mustache and goatee anti. an habitually humorous expression on bis hroflsed face watched the escaping Spaniard through his glass quietly suing the orders to his signal line which would leave the trim cruisers of the enemy shattered and smoking wrecks upon the strewn sands of that treacherous coast.

He was not supreme command of the combined squadrons as official suprcntacy goes but fate knew ts man for the emergency and had sent he handsome rear admiral with the part. ed whiskers to Juragua nine miles to the east of Castle Morro. to allow the eternal fitness of things to be exemplified in spite of shoulder straps and departmental favoritism. When the first sharp barks of the little Gloucester's six opened the great battle with an. attack on the rushing torpedo craft.

the shorn Sapip' son was sipping lme juice through a straw under the white awning over the deck 01 his flagship. the New York a couple at miles from Juragua. The cool and jovial-faced officer sending the fleet into action was- bluff. old Com modore Schley. the American hero of Santiago The exploit of Dewey.

at the dawn of that May. Sunday in nlla bay. was not greater than that of bchley on this July Sunday. morning off Santiago. The ships the hero of the Asiatic squadron had to contend with were largely wooden hulks Lad antiquated Ironclads of inferior flgnt- ng capacity The victor of Santiago had.

arrayed against him the flower of the new Spanish navy Including one cruiser the Cristobal Colon. which was tha latest achievement in naval constructive science. With the New York absent his fleet was little superior in displacement armament and men to that of Cervere. That th Spaniard was a foeman worthy ni hti steel will be denied by no one familiar with the details of the engagement that jent 1200 seafaring Dons. to Davy Jon locker with never a- white flag run up a halyard while a keel drew water or a hand tiad a lanyard to pull.

Thetscene as it reiJrs to the minds eye at one grand and horrible. Put past the submerged Merrmac the stately cruisers slip in unOaln Indian file thi two wicked little ocetrogers the Christo- al Colon the Almiranto Otlirendo the Intents. Maria Teresa. the Yisca3ra and the Reins- Mercedes. The Spanish admiral had' chosen his tints wisely.

for Sampson was tar the yaotue fleet was much further off shore than uaiai. leaving good leeway for the gantlet Of. death and it was' the' hour for quarter' Inspection aboard the gray leviathans when the enemy weuld be caught at a slight disad' vantage. A few seconds of delay might turn the trembling scale in the daring Spaniards favor. But Commodore Schlsy did not lose a second.

The nose of the Colon had not passed out of the sbalow of the fortified headland wten tha order for the ball to flew from the commodores Straight- toward the nearest American battleship tame atroy Put-or cud PlutQn. but. before they van get- within striking dlntanoo the auxiliary gunboat Gloucester closes In tin them and gives them broadsides at close quarters re gsidless of the tubes Of terror poised at their prows. One by one the yellow streamers of the escaping' quarry pass under. the dismantled guns of frowning ro and the chase begins.

In rapid succession the American ironclads single out their antagonists and. move. Into action with blazing turrets. The Spaniard beads for the west and gives shot for shot as he' runa Not a moment stopped or stayed he. In this instance ho knows the vic tory will be to the swift and he ha speed on his side.

What ensued was terrible beyond words. The tinning. fight lasted two hours. The dons ire worsted In marksmanship from the start and. In half an hour it is seen that It is only a question of how long they can endure punishment With the the southern Methodist church has lost one of its ablest and purest ministers and the city of Atlanta has lost a great Influence for the uplifting of' the people.

a citizen whose precepts wets inspiring anti whose example ennobled wherever It touched his fellow men. lie it further Resolved That we extend our' heartfelt sympathies and prayers to. his bereaved family and ask divine strength to comfort and protect them In this hour of their deep sorrow. Be it further Resolved That these resolutions be spread on the minutes of the Sunday school and copy furnished to the family of Brother Stradley. W.

ITALPORD IIADEN MRS IV. mton. Committee Other Speeches Hade. Rev. Dr.

W. W. Landrum representing the Atlanta Evangelical Ministers' Asso- tiation. spoke of' Dr. Stradleys nigh attainments Intellectually and spiritually and' of his usefulness as a worker' in the Lords vineyard.

He said his place would be bard Ho fill in the ministerial circles of the' city and told of the high esteem In which he was held by his brother mm. liters. Dr. Lendrum conveyed to the con. gregation of Trinity the sympathy of the First Baptist church.

Governor Northen followed with some appropriate remarks on the true worth of the deceased and the loss felt by the community religious rzidsecular. He said he had always entertained the warmest regard for Dr. Stradleyand saw In him a man who exemplified the hlghe Christian virtues. Nearly all the Methodist pastors of. the city and a number belonging to other denominations attended the memorial services.

Arresting this Pool Sellers. Birmingham. Ale. July SpeclaL Chief of Police C. W.

Austin has begun another crusade against the alleged pool sellers in this city. lie has caused the ar rest on a warrant of Charles Graham who Is Alleged to be in. charge of the pool salting depsrtment of the Oaten City Stock Exchange over the Peerless saloon. charging him with violating th state law against theselling of pool race run outside ot the state. g- z.

possible exception the Colon which Is showing swift heels to the Oregon far. down the westward coast line Kvery man Jack in the American turrets1 Is serving his gun like clockwork and land tng his charge with the precision vf target practice. The officers give Ufelr orders confidently taking their cigars from between their teeth. Crash go the great steel shells through the steel armor Qt the enemy- leaving holes in their vital mechanism silencing gun. after.

gun ond tearing gaps under the water JlnUn an hour. every- Spanish cruiser save he Colon la on fire and rolling helplessly with orp vchoked decks. Before they ire Quite unmanageable their pilots turn their prows shereward their- Kingston valves are ordered opened and the breech block' of every cannon is thrown over board. The scene aboard these floating charnels was weirdly frightful. as einy Dante put In his Inferno.

For days the Spanish sailors had not bad enough to eat. and For twenty-four hours before- the fight they had eaten' nothing. Before their vessels left the harbor the hatches were Jattened down and petty officers stationed at every gun. revolver in hand urn Jn tin cups was dealt ou to them in reckless abundance and they' were given to un derstand that the moment a man weak. ened at his post he would be shot down like a dog.

As the ba raged fiercely frequent potations vmade the gunners drunk- and they bungled and sulked at their work. They were shot to death by the officers standing over and even powder boya fainting from the- heat and. tumult were killed by- the officers. As the dead bodies multiplied in the hold they were tossed through the ports and rents made by the projectiles of the yankee pigs" to the. sharks.

When fur then resists was impossible the sail ors gave themselves up- to an orgle of death. They overpowered their petty officers and murdered them in demoniao glee. singing wild incoherent songs- and screaming their defiance to the. enemy. The flames on the woodwork and broke into the magazines with loud detonations but they carried no terror to the poor wretches dancing and wrestling in the gunrooms.

Men leapt Into the fire- with crazy- bravado or threw. themselves overboard with curses on their dying lips. The tall bluffs west of. Santiago de. Cuba no longer echo- to the hoarse chorus of the American cannon- and the explo.

sions of the Spanish powder stores. Onto the' rocks crunch the charred and splintered wrecks pitching and rolling stern up or sideways with every incoming swell the surf halt. hiding- their For fifteen miles. down the coast a a pall and black wreath of smoke- halt. obscure' the deep' blue the mountains.

The buzzards circle low on the strand anti the white gulls shriek. affrighted. The Maine is a- second time avenged. Perhaps half of the Spanish crews plunged. through the surf to the rocky beach.

Admiral Cervera remaining on- hi flagship a willing sacrifice Captain Lasaga a suicide. on the bridge. A boat from the Gloucester putt off to the Infanta Maria Ter saand takes the admiral and' his staff aboard. I congratulate you sir says Lieutenant Commander. Richard Wainwright extending his hand to the heroic.

Span. lard. upon havlagr-f3ade gallant a fight as was ever witnessed on the sea" nit the white-bearded Cervers answers I would rather lose my ships at. sea sir. like a sailor.

thpJp a harbor When. an hour Jater the' famishing Spanish horde haf partaken qt Uncle Sam's embalmed Vfuf A groups of them were squatted on tha and rolling their cigarettes and playing cards with the carelessness of the fighting tar. the Chrlstobat. Colon ground her beautiful Italian sides" against a reef forty-five miles west- of Santiago harbor. broken' and battered by- the ierrifla pelting the Oregon had given her.

Such was the risva1bale of Santiago. two years ago and on its anniversary Tuesday the hearts or all patrlotla leans should turn- with grateful eommen dation to Wlnfield Scott Schley the man who directed the. victorious fleet In Its exciting- chase after the Spaniard. Though the hands of partisan littleness and bureaucratic chlcenary nave attempted to take. laurels from his brow the.

great masses of his countrymen understand where the' credit lies and honor him as one who did this duty well. The real part Admiral Sampson took in- this great battle consisted in- hurrying back from Juragua' lad attempting to' kill- the two Spanish torpedo boat destroy. era over after Commander Wainwright had all but sunk. them- and was scurrying on down the coast. after Cervera It is.

true that the New' York followed and fired a few. shots at very long range and It may be said td have been In at the. death. But honor to whom honor is due. Hear what the Associated Press.

said In Its dispatch from the scene of the. fight under date of July 4. 1898. The New York was out or the tight altogether. at every stage.

Commodore Schleys flagship. the Brooklyn had' her usual position at the extreme western end of the line. It Is a peculiar fact. that he should have been in- proper position to direct the movements of his flying squadron against the Spanish fleet which he had bottled up In Santiago bor six weeks before. CANADIANS PICNIC TODAY.

They Win Celebrate Dominion Day Appropriately This Afternoon' at East Lake. Dominion Day. the Canadian national holiday will be celebrated In an appropriate manner this MAf te no at East lake by members and friends of the Ca. nadian Society of Georgia. A basket pie- nle has been arranged from 2 o'clock this afternoon until o'clock this evenlhg anti an elaborate programme consisting el foot races rowing and swimming con.

tests fishing and dancing will' be In- dnhred In by all the Canadians who attend. The committee having charge of the entertainment consists of Messrs. Jw Morrison XV. PhlUlmore 31. Ashe Joseph W.

Bill and Barnes Moss. The occasion will be the celebration of the thirty-third anniversary of the amalgamation of the seven different Canadian provinces under one Dominion govern moot anti the Atlanta society of cana. lans expects to entertain a number of Englishmen at the picnic today. The Canadian Society of Georgia numbers about sixty members and the pres. tot executive officers arer A.

Fartln gtr. president J. S. Cameron first vice president W. N.

PhuBmorer second vice president George WUsori Stewart see' retary sort Alfred Madduso treasurer. POURTZ 09 XDST SXCITB8XOX8 Via Central of Georgia way. One tare and a third round trip between all points to tke So fea tern Pas enger Association territory. Ticket on saUJiKf MM limit Jtrty A FORT ONE IN CONSTITUTION Ka John Bosh Was Made Happy Yesterday A A LEFT A Want in The Constitution Told Him About It. HE IS A POOR HARD WORKING UECHANIC HalfBrother Died in Llncolnton IT.

0. and Left Him la Valuable Ea. tate What Says. There- was one happy man in Atlanta yesterday- anti that. man was John flash who works for theDeLoach Mnufaetur fug Company and resides- on Ponce de Leon avenue outside tire dry llmrts.

The reason why John Rash was happy. was because there. had appeared- in yes terdays Constitution an advertisement- asking for any information as to his whereabouts so that he might be notified of a fortune left him in North Carolina. John Rash was sick in bed yesterday but" he will probably- be' a well man today as the news of the fortune may act as a wonderful panacea. its was feeling much better already last night.

Rash works hard as a mechanic and his wages' are not any too large for himself anti tamlly. The legacy coming just. now a nothing short of a godsend. Just picture. a- manmaking nothing more than his.

dally bread living in most. nimble circumstances ill In bed. and the probability of a week ahead with no money coming in to feed hungry mouths the weather. hot. the fever- burning and the clouds hanging darkly about him.

anti then presto change see the man with a Sunday Constitution in his hands. reading that a faraway relative has died anti left him an estate. Now. you have John Rash on the morning' of July. 1900.

Among the want ads- in yesterdays Constitution was the following WANTED-One John Rash- born and rats. ed in Lincoln county C. son of Melvin and Elizabeth Betsy Rash age 24 years last March. Has 2 living brothers- vl William and Daniel Rash one' brother. Thomas.

died since. John Rash- left Uncoln county. Also one halt brother. Henry Carpenter known as Henry John son who. has also died since John Rash left anti who left an estate' now due the said John Rash for which cause he La wanted.

The said John Rash IS about Ph feet tall when in health weighs about ITS pounds Is red compleetldi has light hair and thin on his head. When he left- here he wore tong. light mustache when last heard from was' In. Atlanta Ga. and' was railroading He left Lincoln county in the spring of 1890.

Anyone pointing. him- out will confer a great favor on his relatives. Address J. O. Allen.

Llncolnton. N. C. A reporter of. The Constitution sought John Rash out yesterday afternoon to notify him.

of the advertisement. The man wanted- was found in a cottage on Ponce de Leon avenue. outside the City limits. He wee In bed. and there were many neighbors about- him congratulating hint on Jds good fortune.

The news of the legacy had preceded the reporter. Rash. said he' was the person wanted in he advertisement and ho would take. Immediate steps to obtain possession of his legacy. He does not know the amount- of.

the legacy but he has reason to be hove- it will pe no small fortune. Happy he said well I reckon I am. I don't supiposa there's a fellow in the town that needs It woie than I do I left. home' several years ago and alter awhile ceased to. communicate with my relatives- and that is the.

reason they did not know where I was living TJOW. I- know very little about my as I did not keep up with them. will retain a lawyer- and. take what. other- steps may be necessary to secure the' estate' which.

the. advertisement in The Constitution says has been left to sue. INDUSTRii LEAGUE Ti MEET Delegates from Georgia and South Carolina. Are Appointed. JOHN WANAMA1 IS COMUIQ le Will Be One of the Distinguished Speakers of the Convention.

Many Attractive Features. Extensive preparations are being made. for the coming. convention of the. South.

era pdustrlan League which takes place In Atlanta July IStb. Uth and 20th. The convention promises to' be In every Way. one of the most. satisfactory met- Ings of tbe kind ertr held in the eouth From present Indications full 800 delegates will to In attendance and among this number will be come of the most nent business men In the country.

The' governors of all southern states hav been requested to appoint a delegate from each congressional district. These delegates will he in addition to the business men who have been gtv regular invitations. The eIegatesand alternates appointed from Georgia are Delegates-B. Jfeely Wsynesboro 7. W.

Lowry Dawson B. D. Sheffield. Aniericus B. S.

Buchanan. Newnanj B. S. Walker. Monroe 1 Stafford Ilarncsviliei S.

Berry. Dal ton E. I. Smith. Athens.

V. MeCants Hoschton S. D. Massengale. Norwood W.

it. Smith. Sycamore. Joseph Mansfield. Darten S.

Drown. Albany C. W. Fort Vane- 8' Candler Villa-Rica 3. R.

Alniand Conyes P. 7. Cline MHledge- vllle 11. C. DobbS Marietta A.

1. Boswell. Penfleld M. Brown- Gainesville 31. Sling.

Washington E. Lane. Valdosta The delegates and' alternates from South Carolina seat H. Welch Charleston Thorpe Alien 7 Sullivan Anderson Charles It. Henry Spartanburg Leroy Springs Lancaster C.

S. MeColL stilie S. W. If. Dukes.

Orangeburg. The programme and list of speakers have not been definitely decided on. Among the special guests of the occasion win be John WarnrmiKw who wm doubtless deliver address. Among the pe dal features of the convention will be a. Bohemian smoker at the Klmball house a big barbecue and tree passes to the theater.

The meeting of the league take place at the Kimball house. Better late than It Is 1 est. however. to be never late about taking Hoods Sarsapartlls to purify your blood. Take It now.

Suggestion. as to-a location for' a summer outing may be had ty addressing. Jas. Pond. General Passenger Agent.

Wisconsin i Central fly. Milwaukee WLs for Illustrated booklets descriptive of the many beautiful resorts In Illinois and located ftc the line of that po w- i let thor reO od t4 PARADE OCCURS NEXT WEDNESDAY City To Celebrate Reception of Spanish Cannons. WILL. HONOR TOM lIJMB' Procession To Be One of the Largest Ever Witnessed Here. THE DETAILS WILL BE ARRANGED un- Arrived In Atlanta Several Dm Ago and Will- Adorn the Monument to Bruuiiby.

In honor of the reception of the two Spanish. cannon that will adorn the monument to the memory of Flag Lieutenant Pom Brumby a big public. demonstration will be held Wednesday afternoon. The runs will be mounted on a- hand some Coat appropriately decorated- and he procession will pass through the city the martial muslo by the firemen's drum corps which will head th parade. There will be battalions of police.

a. Us representation from the firemen and the Fifth regiment. Members of the city coun cil will occupy carriages and altogether the procession wilt be In the nature of a great public demonstration. The executive committee of the Bruin- monument fund held an. enthusiastic meeting In the office of Chief W.

Joy- flee last Saturday afternoon find discussed the arrangements for the. big parade. Tod ay another meeting wilt' be. held and all the- details of the. demonstration will be arranged.

This will be about the first time In the history of Atlanta that a large celebration of any kind has' been held here on the-Fourth of. July No- moreappropriate time could hare been lected in which to honor' the memory of one who- won tame fighting under his country's flag. July 4th more than a hundred years ago marked independence day for America and the celebration that took place then throughout the sparsely settled colonies was one that commemorated victory Under the same flagj Lieutenant Tom Brumby fought and saw victory perch upon the American standard in the harbor of Manila. The two. anclej bronze guns that will adorn his.

monument guarded the harbor of- that Philippine city from- the old Spanish fort. The cannon. arrived In Atlanta several days ago from the navy- yard. at- Mare Island anti- are In the condition a when taken- from- their places In. the old- fort where tier had doubtless' been for more than a quarter of a.

century. Both. were- cast four years ago. It la expected that every detail of the' big parade- will- be arranged today and that the" procession will in every way one of the largest ever' seen in Atlanta. When Traveling.

Whether on pleasure bent or business. take on every trip a bottle" of Syrup of. Figs as it acts most- pleasantly and ef fectually on the kidneys liver. and Dowels preventing Levers headaches and- other forms of sickness. For sale In cent bottles by- all leading Manufactured by the California fig Syrup Co.

only SUMMER READING. We have a choice and varied line of books suitable for. hot weather Everybody- Who reads ought to see ou- books and get our prices. It Is well worth while to drop in and look through our assortment John M. Miller Cov 33 Marietta street.

IT COSTS ONLY. 4 to rent for a period of one year a box in our fire and burglar. proof alt for the safe deposit and storage of valuable packages. Or. If you wi a larger safe we bare them at slightly larger prices.

Comet In sod tigite our system. This thmpen. administrator til seater trustee gent receiver and. la Ml tt Oriselary capacities. TRUST COMPANY flF GEORGIA Ground Floor EQUITABLE BUILDING.

YOU WILL FIND IT AT rs 1900 Catch NEW PICKED LOBSTER And Columbia. River' SALMON Finest goofs of tie kind packed A treat to epicurean palates. BEST GOODS a safeguard to GOOD HEALTH. House Full of Seasonable Delicacies. Sip of the Coffee Pet.

79 and 81. Peachtree' Street WANTED PHONES 628. Operatives for New England Cotton Mills. 0 HIGH WAGESSIIORT HOURS. 58 to do hours labor.

Weaver JiSoo to 1000. Speeder Tenders 700 to CO Others iii proportion. Apply to E. B. Postoffiee Box 850 Providence I.

ISMAN BROS. 15 17 Whitehall St. Every Man us Own Critic. Do You Need a. Straw Hat- Crush Hat- Stiff Hat- Fedora or Panama.

Every Style. Shape. Sire At Prices That Sell. His own you buying WE DO THE SELL. ING.

show you what it prop- er sell you what is right We do" not wish a single customer to take a garment or the least article for wear from our store unless it is ABSOLUTELY PERFECT arid. satisfactory in every detail. It MUST FIT YOU AS YOU WANT IT. Your every wish our command. Style Fit Make and Finish must please you.

ON THIS WE STAKE OUR REPUTATION. Have You Seen Them Have You Read Our Ads We Want You MI To Come Inquire Inspect Stilt Shirts ARE WANTED. Our Negligees SEE THEM. Percales Linens Chambriys Attached or Detached Cuff i Latest Colors Out. Prices "that's right.

your money hi one of the special lots' we this week offer at 1000 1250 and 1500. ITS A. GOOD CHANCE TO- SAVE MONEY and we want you to know it. You will find among these suits the popular Serge the well known Cheviots Worsteds' in plain fancy stripes checks pin heads etc. Every garment at the price will prove up" away beyond your expectations.

Wise people wear cool clothes on hot days. STRIPED FLANNEL SUITS have the call but there are others our Wool Crashes Linens Silks Skeleton Serges are fine indeed. Prices low Qualities high Styles are right. We fit the little folks equally well in our Children's Department and give to every buyer a lantern camera or baseball outfit CALL AND SEE US. EISEMAN BROS V4j fWJKa CM.

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W. a Tr Wycg dSt 1Ii i gr the 1I1I asa bro r. a ef ft I1th rsfe rds to gather thepres1dtn1 LoVejoYbln These tables were only symbol of the ar ho ro to apP lntniellu obrac fni IJ fre et of have we heard him 8ojften coil atten. Sund 0585 as ltle ue be no room. On Saturday night of June :3 1900 just before earlymornlng the he dIed We YIie tfJl ll the hf aJg niea otUb fU I enthC rer fo rI hteous.

aa He flVed 10 a hatg 3e ib ti- It anden I I ter ruth rct loe he. comll enr. io jtorJ Th heart teU felt no yt zn. ir fJl 4Iq. at Inhls deatbhu.

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be neiir' wtthe1iJ. In. f. JLiPtterwon Gtth fethodlBtjehlUch pobbrlely i tInieSOlU UonaJdoptedby cJJurchand pt1oaa1 ut1OU 4 remove1troD thech tanton Wthto ch1 l9therAeY. tJItF7 lbat prB 1 I i lV gg ltYr fd.

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ged fercly. trquei pot made theinre drn' an bugl land sul1ed tbel orLThewerelhO t' det i omcenltcgover thema i eye powderboys taUnC trmhe Jc' tumult. ked by ocer. At dea b41esmUltlple fheT toae4ithoqb POrll rentsmad thePJeUlesot I' anee to shk he sal upto aorjle. death ey ovewered muered themfndemon glee wUdlioberent long.

scellc the detce Teamescck 4On intthe macule. Ith detonatons. but ced teror wetches dacng Iathe groms. en 1Ir. wih.

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bonomed fortune neJeft. hlmlnNorU 1ta b. salckl awenman aat newsouiefortune ay a. nac Hewastee11D8 h' lastulght- naahworklhardua De ic no anytooargotof blmeli aJUlfamUYThelelracy just laJiothl ir8hort ofgodaend plct re man maklngnothtng thanbJs. breadUvlng clrcumStAnccsiW 1 andtho weekahe ld In.

feedb1ingrymo tJa tMweather. thet ver burnlpgand tbeclQuds see. anwlth alUidayCo tttlltlonlnhfa. faawayrelaU hasdled himan youhave otJu1y1900. ong ads lny sterdaT' ConsutuUonwasthe.

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of. satt8t ct et nit tbeklnd mrheld Inhe' louth. From 1t jndlcationifufltiO SO el gate. bOtriattendancerand monethU. Jium 1V1l1b e' mo men the' ra BoUtheri1 vebe i.

re stedto' a cite Thesedelcatate. wlUihelDacldltlon ldthe buainesunen obavcr ctvwjegtar 7. Tbeae1e tela dait at pPoInte4 i. Amer1cuE Buc NewnanB. SWalker Mo 1roe Bame v1l1 EB rriDa1t011E.

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demoi stJtlor l1eld' ne daT yafternoon swmbemounte4 harid piroprtate1YdeCor and theproces i n' Wtu' hro thectty toAhll muslo. bitb tlremel1' I umc rpS. ichW1l1 the para I. Uc rePresentition th t1re 1 aJ1dAhe. reglraenLMemberC th ty coun cllWu10cc py thepr cel slonwnrbeln thdnatuJ ora greatpubUcdemon ItraUo exec ttve tot The bym nUment fundh ld' an thUsiutl Jn UnIntheomce ChletW.R.Joy- nd us ent.

oday held. ofthedemonstratlonl Thlsw11l t. tbe h1stoQotAUanta. th ta lar celeb aUon otanyklnd beenbeldhereon1he No mors appropriate tmecoudhave ele tejlSn one tlrrhtlngunder. Ju1ythmore thanahund edyersago lJ de ndence.

1ay' Am rt a andtbecelebratlonthattook eihen thro PoutthelparseJy 1 i eil' wasono th tbesame fta LleutenanFTom :8 diJt zr 1 Tha thatwU Ute' clt oldSpan1ah agotrom atUare Inthe 6. whentaken pla th tortwbere Ver. touryeara It uI eCtedthat. ot" paradew11lbe arrange today kin' everyiway oDe ot. he IDAtlailta WhmTrav Di.

Wh ther on orbua neisi. ODen" ofSyrup ult. pleasantlyand et tbeJddn I i 7 C' StJMMEtl RE IiING We have' a- Chol rid Unfl I r1s lI ett ITC STS 0 tci ent. fora oneyear f1nxlnourfire of l11bl paekag s. wish alarr r.

Iaff I erprlc mand ms- te utral La. dlel IHayeO rM Olr courteous arid tiret Attention. ifhlsdr mp DY. Is' a4mtall kalewex r1ld lftr fi 1f TRUSrCOMPANYDFQEORGIA GroundFI r. YOUWILItFINQI Kompors 19QOCatch.

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