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to pttltlan nexro la ill to do It. waold I not in I the book i been I customs remaining alt of the I tha land ot thV Ul cem th wtU canot affected Itrlran hUtor tr lh dreadful mmgrnt at la lb. memory i 1 Australia and no inch rataU here In Africa 3h museum two old containing 1 I country and at lckn as and In a wan at Ni to think that to Africa would be UJllflFy bailahn I would ukely boaa kt aa eaeatil fcw the north coa3 iS btlon upon the part 01 from the nnM return horn. could nent and It would aa. had any eoncera rro it would not to help ua.

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1 and life. otherwise tbZ i It with contempt noticed the lIflLth of elude Immediately. that I would Uk. I thanking Mr. Gray.

Virlctlonij HI treat K. IrtUe raln Me wt Idvocatlnc the only he problem nd tetmui aye John Temple Om IL ADAIR Renting STREET. business establishedl the late Untied by the firm name of 7. ADAIR. jfor many yean ttentiiia ite business of familiar with Ita" grattfled to the puillal and win try to dMSrI' CEO.

W. ST CO. tate Agent. at East Pont factory contains 19 et on Central etore at price asked. 6 nfl and other the city and county.

A. J. WT or St. Kimball i I LIEBMWJ thtree Street. RENT.

i Hotel. on Marietta office dining room- und floor and bo" change is just ler J. TbowpIQ4 Jrdens tables only postotce. and less a carehed. The and la partly f- ty can make big bn given October 1st.

pa to party with the place and t. 10 rooms elegant. 7 rooms. beauty. J5 9 rooms.

modern. 7 rooms modern. 6 rooms. modern. 6 rooms.

modern. 7 rooms modern. jjj rooms modern. Bl at. I rooms.

modern. P. ANSLE1 rto ANSLEY BEGS. RENTS AHQLOA INSURANCE. Will S.

AnsI AND st Alabama Street. Atlanta Kinds of CH Farms. fpINGTON. ii fjS HENDRIX. a twelve-room Islde that I can sell at a I sldence to In th pert a un room spUadld cea I will sell at Mfl a good borne.

Call of Macon for four Day fOMORROW THE FUN BEGINS Will Be Macon Day and Departments Will Parade. ecbtiO and Vaudeville Perform- nceI During the Day Pains Fireworks at Night Gov ernor and Staff Will Attend Carnival. Constitution Bureau. Brown House. MA- n.

Ga. October 8 This In carnival week In Macon and er thing Is In readiness for the great festival that begins on Tuesday October 10th and continues for tour days. President Tom M. Loyless. of the association has done herculean work In bringing the great show up to Its present magnificent proportions and he has been faithfully and efficiently aided by the other officers and members of the pxecutive committee.

The' carnival will be conducted on a scale ev en more elaborate than the brilliant event of last year. There is every Indication today that the weather will bright and clear and It this is the case there will be a vast crowd of visitors in attendance. and there will be nothing to mar the success of the affair. Macon Day. Tuesday.

the opening day of the carol- ral. Is known as Macon day. John T. Bolfeuillet chairman. The first vent will be the municipal procession and civil parade through the principal streets of the city.

commencing at the city hall and ending at grand plaza. where the review will take place. Prominent in this parade will be all the departments of the city government. such as police. fire.

public works. sanitary. tic. The mayor and aldermen and other city officials and the officers and executive committee of the Carnival Association will be In line. A striking feature In the procession will be a magnificent float con- tanng the Lilliputian king and queen and the forty members of their court.

The parade will start from the city hall at o'clock. In the afternoon. commencing at 3 30 will be vaudeville and acrobatic shows and band concerts on the plaza. At 7 10 to. Governor Candler and his stair will arrive In the city and be met at the depot by the reception committee and escorted In carriages to the Hotel Lanier where supper will be served At 8 45 the governor and party will be taken to the plaza.

to witness the coronation exercises P. The great river pageant. The first of Its kind ever attempted In Amer. ira. bringing the king and queen and royal court.

of the carnival Into' the city. and embracing a gorgeous display of water fireworks and ending with the sensational destruction of the battleship Maine. an exact reproduction of the great tragedy in Havana harbor. The king and qu and royal court will. d' embark at the foot of Third street and make.

a brilliant entry Into the plaza. where they will be met by the Llllipj- tlon court. of which Harry I will be king and Miriam I be Queen. Mr. Monroe Ogden will be crowned king of the carnival by the Lilliputian king and King Ogden will then crown Miss Bertha Willingham queen of the carnival This will be a brilliant' spectacle.

The coronation exercises will be followed by fireworks. vaudeville. etc. Mr. James Show aol Mrs.

G. C. Matthews are doing much to make these features a success. After these performances Governor Candler. will be escorted to the residence of Mayor Price.

where he will spend the night. Agriculture Day. Wednesday will be known as Agriculture Day Robert A. Nsbet. chairman.

10 a. t-GovernoT Candler will be taken by Mayor Price to the Hotel Lanier where he will rejoin his' staff and a re ception be held. a. Monster labor and agricultural parade participated In by all the labor unions of Macon and the farmers of Bibb arid adjoining counties. represented by beautiful and allegorical floats.

Governor Candler and staff will be in the parade as well as many other prominent Georgians. 12 Review of agricultural and la bor parade on pla a. Addresses by prominent personages. Awarding of prizes. 2:30 p.

m. Reception to the governor at Progress Club. I 30 m. First annual Georgia horse show on plaza. Hurdle and mule races Vaudeville and acrobatic performances and hand concerts.

p. Pain great carnival of fire on plaza lnter persed with high class vaudeville and acrobatic acts ballets tableaux etc. followed by exciting fox chase. George Collier. chairman starting on plaza and carried through streets of city Over 100 dogs entered.

The Third Day. Thursday will be known as Floral Day. 10 30 a. Champion football game at Athletic park between two strongest Is the time 1 I when the nervous I XI fl tem eeraUy I becomes disor- dered more than at any other season. There comes tint tired weary feeling lack of energy weakness dullness and all run- down sensations etc.

which seem al most unaccountable. The true cause of such troubles due to the inactivity of the nerve centers of the brain which supply the nerve fluid or life force to every part of the body. When these small but aU important organs become deranged. the supply of nerve thud is insufficient to meet the demand and consequently the whole system is affected. Dr is a remedy for all diseases of the nerves.

It acts directly npom the nerves. invigorates. ttrengthens and creates new life and vigor throughout the entire body and thus it Restores Health. All druggists guarantee first bottle benefit or money refunded. Book free Address DR.

MILES MEDICAL CO. EIkhartjnd. team. la the south. or wirthern cham plonlhiD.

1030 a. Colored Interstate firemen's tournament St Central City park between crack companies from. Georgia. Alabama and South Carolina. 2 :30 Grand floral parade through streets.

excelung anything of. the kind ever attempted In the south. 3 30 p. Battle of flowers on pie Vaudeville. acrobatic performances band concert.

etc. on plaza. The great floral parade is In charge of the ladles ftUXil- 5517 committee. of which Mrs Ben C. Smith chairman.

Mrs. H. M. OS Is coalmen of Floral Day. Mystic Pageant Day.

a. Secret order parade and mystic lodge display. Thousands of secret rrder men and numeroub appropriate floats In line. This feature Is in charge of Mr. Bridges Smith.

chairman. 12 Review of same and awarding of prizes on plaza. Public Initiation by say- era of the orders on plaza. p. Acrobatic performances.

band concerts etc. on plaza. 8 Grand mystic parade or mardl gru procession. The Triumph of America Sixteen gorgeous allegorical floats In line. Illumination or streets.

etc. produced by Pinkston. It will be the largest and most elaborate spectacu- lar production ever seen In the south. Sixteen gorgeous allegorical floats In Un portraying The Triumph of America Each float bears with special slgniflcance upon some event In American history. from the Jays of the Norsemen to the battle of Manila.

10 p. Une grand revel de Venice. The Grand Plaza. An entirely new and unique feature or the ISP" carnival Is the grand plaza an Immense amusement area with a. seating capacity' of 10000 covering an entire street from block to block and embracing an area of 7S 000 square feet.

On this plaza. will take place the most expensive god extensive pretormances ever produced wIthIn one. Irtlosure In the south em- tracing gorgeous coronation exercises. the battle of flowers band concerts. acro- batlc and vatdevitle entertainments ath- letic games.

tableaux. monster cake walk. Venetian revel and by tar the greatest of all Pains carnival of fire will be. pro- rduced every night on the grand plaza under the direction of the greatest exhi- bition of fireworks artists In' the word. A 2015 display nightly.

Floral Parade and Battle. Pot many years past the floral parades and battles of the carnival of Nice and of Venice ra been the crowning feat- urea of these famous Latin carnivals In latter years Los Angeles. Cal. has be- come famous for Its floral festivities. Dur- ing its annual carnivals for the past three years the city of Macon.

Ga. has present- ed a floral parade of splendid proportions. being the first southern city to Introduce the floral parade. but not until this year has It ever attempted anything on so grand a scale as the floral festivals of Los Angeles and of the European carnival cities. This year the floral feature of the 1899 carnival has been very wisely turned over to the ladles of the city.

from among whom a committee of forty. with Mrs. Ben Smith as chairman has been selected to plan and execute not only the greatest oral parade ever attempted In the south. but also a battle of flowers to take place on the grand plaza on the. at- ternoon of Thursday.

October 12th. This will be something entirely new In this country. and to make It a complete success Mrs. Frank Oakes Rose. of New York.

has been engaged to take charge of and direct the floral battle. Mrs. Ross has Just returned tram Europe. where she spent several months studying the floral features of the Nce Venice and other Latin carnivals and she comes to Macon prepared to reproduce these world famous floral festivals on a grand scale. There will be over 100 floral floats In the parade.

and In these will be seated the social leaders of Macon and other Georgia cities It ing probable that Atlanta Augusta Savannah. Columbus and other social centers will tie represented by gorgeous floats entered by the society folks of those cities. After the parade the tattle of flowers takes place on th plaza. It will be a In by several hundred of Georgia's prettiest women and handsomest men. On the night of Floral Day.

October 12th will occur the king and queen bait by far the most elaborate social function of the state. At this ball the king and queen of the carnival and the floral queen of the Lilliputians and the' court of forty little princes. princesses and royal re tainers. At this ball will be gathered together the beauty and chivalry of Georgia making It a function that la entitled to first place in the social history of old Georgia. SPECIAL CABS FOB NEGROES.

But the Thunderbolt People Objected to the Plan. Savannah Ga. October 8 Special A lively row has developed here between the Savannah. Thunderbolt and Isle of Hope Railway Company and the Georgia Industrial college for colored youths Just the other side of Thunderbolt Recently the Thunderbolt authorities required the railroad company to comply with the state law with reference to separate accommodations for the races. The conductors on the lines were Instructed to put the colored passengers in- separate seats which has been done.

The colored college- made complaint the company as there are many of the student who live in Savannah and use the cars In going between the city and' the school. They insisted that the seats set apart were Insufficient to provide for the students in going and returning Thereupon the company put on sepotai cars for the students only. The Thunderbolt authorities Ignored the fact that these were special cars. and when they reached that town took charge of them. fired the negroes off and threatened to prosecute the motorman and conductor.

Complaint was made through Chairman P. W. Meldrim of the board of trustees of this treatment and today there was a conference between Mayor Nelson. of Thunderbolt. and Superintendent II.

Lofton of the railway company No agreement In the matter has yet been reached. Valdosta Will Increase Water Supply Valdosta Ga. Thtober 8 Special. The city council this we made a contract by which the supply of water for the city is to be more than doubled. They con- temp ate putting a seven Inch pipe in the artesian well capable or pumping 300 gallons of water a minute The present pipe conveys OUT auoui iw gauona per minute and the present supply Is not sufficient for the.

largely Increased demand The contract was made with con Lift Company of New York. Death of an Old Hermit. Waycross Ga. October 8. Charles Howard.

an old hermit who lived near. Braganza. in this county died about 6 o'clock Thursday afternoon. aged eighty two years. He had lived here about twenty-five years.

arid for a time was a pensioner on the county. One Thousand Ties Burned. Waycross. Ga. October One thousand cross ties belonging to F.

IL Roberts at Coffee In Pierce county were destroyed by jire at his camps xuursday. Dr. Powell Acquitted. Abbevllle. Ga.

October 8. Special The trial of Dr. J. Powell for the kill- tog of Joe Reid at Rochelle In May. 1895 was begun last Monday morning.

The case went to the jury at 11 o'clock- Fri. day. and yesterday at 11 o'clock the Jury returned a verdict of. acquittal. POLITICS WARMING UP IN COLUMBUS Tlo MBBltlptl ElecUoi Ictus a Di- ceibir Hlith.

CANDIDATES ARE ANNOUNCING For the Position of Alderman and Lively Times Are Looked For. MAYOR CHAPPEU. WILL SUCCEED HIUSELF Street Fair Association. Closing Contracts with Shaw Managers. Other Columbus News Columbus- Qa.

October 8 Bpeclal City politics is beginning to warm up In Columbus. There are everal announced candidates for alderman. whose various claims are to be passed. upon at the municipal. election on December 9th.

and the number of volunteers who declare themselves willing to assume the cares and responsibility of city fathers is' In creasing every day. There Is only' one announced candidate for mayor Hon. H. Chappell the present mayor. So tar as is known he will not have any opposition He has made an excellent mayor.

Aldermanio candidates so far announced are S. B. Hatcher. T. H.

Mc- Knlght B. F. Wilson. Leo Loewenherz Prank Sommerknap. F.

C. Reltch. 3. Meredith and James A Lewis. In porno of the wards there will be very lively fights.

The campaign this year Is somewhat novel In one respect. Old politi- cal lines have been wiped out to a large extent. Not a single issue has been In jected Into the campaign so far. The Street Pair. The Columbus street fair continues to grow In Importance.

Traveling men say that very general Interest Is being taken In It throughout this territory. The street fair management has Just closed contracts with' the well-known Canton midway to exhibit here. This will bring a goodly number or the best midway attractions of the country to this city The crowds will be entertained by the 1 Streets of Cairo performing animals. a miniature railway dancing girls. oriental theaters.

etc. This list of midway attractions will be shown In an Inclosure on Broad street some three hundred feet long There will be all sorts of music at the fair. Contracts v. been closed with a. number of bands incluil11 the famous Fifth Regiment band.

Putting the Wires Underground. The preliminary work of placing their wires underground on the principal busi- ness streets of the city. has Just been begun by the Southern BelT Telephone Company. A member of the company's engineering department Is In the city looking after the technical details of the work. A new Monitor single keyboard will be placed In and the telephone ser- vice will In other ways.

considerably Improved The local office of the corn- pony will be moved shortly to the Co. lumbus Investment Company building. NO CONTEST OP PLANT WILT. One of the Executors nows Nothing of the Humored Attack. New Haven.

Con October 8 Judge Lynde Harrison one of the executors of the will of the late Henry B. Plant of New York authority for the statement that no proceedings have been taken be- tore the probate court or by appeal to the superior court to attack the will. He stated. however that he had heard that the widow was dissatisfied and that it nnlnlnn a a. widow she was entitled to a larger portion of the estatq than she received under the wm.

Judge Harrison also stated that Norton Plant the son had never said anything to him Indicating that he Is dissatisfied In any' manner with the provisions made for him In the wllL BULL PIQHT WAS A rAILTTEE. Spain's National Sport Wont Succeed in Paris. Paris. October 8 The first attempt to hold a bull fight here proved a failure. An Immense crowd gathered about the building near iDeull near Kngheln.

The first bull brought Into the ring was a splendid black animal. Who leaped the barrier and created a terrible panic among tre spectators Injuring a dozen persons. sqme of them seriously The tull then escaped to the country where he was pursued Thy matadors and pica Sores nd was finally dispatched. One Ben darme was tossed and gored. The police stopped further proceedings and the ring was occupied by troops until the crowd dispersed.

CHATTANOOGA ALDERMAN DIES Wallace D. Hill Died of Pneumonia Yesterday Afternoon. Chattanooga Tenn. October 8. Spe cial.

Alderman Wallace D. Hill died this afternoon after a brief Illness of pneumonia. Mr. Hill was a. leading whls- kg dealer and had served eU years In the city council.

He was recently nominated for re-election. by' the democrats of his ward. His death has dlsconcerned the ward leaders. but another candidate will be proposed tomorrow. The election occurs Tuesday and in- view of the fight being made by the temperance ticket and the republicans.

It Is feared that- Mr. Hill death wm result- In the election of a republicans Mr. Hill has a sister. Mrs. C.

Flanders of Macon Ga. He was born at Montgomery. Ala. where ho kiss a large circle of relatives. Denver Millionaire Dead.

Denver. Col. October 8. George T. Rich the millionaire hardware dealer of this city died here today of kidney complaint gad seventy.

O. S. Hooka Dublin Ga. Dublin Ga. October 8.

Special Mr. G. Hooks proprietor of the Hilton hotel and one of the known hotel keepers In Georgia died last nlgnt at o'clock. Mr. Hooks was stricken with paralysis about three weeks ago and was flea to nis oea until nia death.

For over a week he was unconscious roost of the time His limbs were paral yzedTso that- his condition was altogether hopeless. At the time of this ueath he was surrounded by all the members of his immediate family as well as several relatives from other sections of the state. Mr. Hooks was born In Washington county three years ago He moved to Dublin in 1883 and has been in the hotel business ever since. He was a bighearted whole souled gentleman and numbered his friends among is the traveling men in Georgia.

lie served the confederacy faithfully In the civil war. The remains were burled this afternoon In the' Dublin cemetery. A wife one daughter and five sons sur vive tm. ed M. Shattuc Thomasville Ge.

ThomsaYille Ga. October 8. Fred M. Shiattuc the only child of Congressman Shattnc of Cincinnati. died here at 415 o'clock today.

of heart failure. Yr. and Mrs. Shattuc reached here Wednesday last with- their on. expecting- that he would recover hi health in this climate.

The body- will shipped to Cincinnati for Interment- 0 :0 o. 00 0 0 I SHORT ITEMSOF LOCAL INTEREST Dr. P. O. Courtney Pluckney' and family returned from New Tork yesterday after as absence of seven weeks W.

8. Gorman a prominemt conduc. tor on the Atlanta and. West potntla critically ill with pneumonia at 139 Forrest avenue. The lady board of visitors of the publlo school will meet.

this morning at o'clock at the. boys' Highs school building and Important business will be transacted The ladies interested in the bazaar to be given for the benefit of the Hebrew Orphans' home are requested to meet in the vestibule of the Temple this after- noon at 4 o'clock. The marriage of Mr. Thomas knldge to Miss Maud Sampler occurred last evening at o'clock. at the home of the brides parents 23 Ran-kin street.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. T. Qulllian. and only a few friends of the contracting parties were present.

Mr anti Mrs. Akrldge will make their home In Atlanta. Invitations have. been issued to the marriage of a Erie O. Booze to Mr.

B. E. BawseL The ceremony will be read Tuesday October 17th. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

T. Gentry. This marriage will unite a lovable young lady and a popular gentleman prominently associated with the Southern Belt Telephone Company. The teachers of the public school were' paid their salaries for the month of September Saturday. Superintendent Slaton gave out the checks for the salaries Saturday morning.

anti between 12 and 1 o'clock they all cashed them at the bank. In all 2730 was paid the teachers of the schools. After the checks were given out they met In a general normal class and yore in session for three hours. Several matters were discussed among which was the new marking system. Captain Bradley Slaughter has returned to the city after- an absence of a week or more and is Ill at his home on Formwalt street.

He stated last night that he had taken no action whatever In his case. as he had only returned to- the city. He would not discuss the question last night other than to make the foregoing statement saying he was ill and that he did not like to be disturbed. It Is probable that the trial of the captain will occur In the near future. There are nine cases to be tried at the police court this afternoon by Judge Broyles.

and of that number there are fifteen cua of plain drunk. with nearly all the remainder- of the disorderly kind. Some are for drunk and disorderly both while some are for Idling and loitering. The number represents the arrests made Saturday afternoon and yesterday and is but little more than the ordinary number tried on Monday. The.

matinee will be extremely interesting and will doubtless draw many more than the ordinary' court attendants. While under the Influence of an over-large quantity of mean corn whisky Dick Allen a negro broke two large glass show windows out- of the front of a restaurant of which Mrs. Brown is propriet- ness and which Is situated near the con- ner of Decatur anti Butler streets. Dick was wobbling down the street at about o'clock when he noticed his reflection in the glass and this reflection did not please him. So he walked up close to It and with his bare knuckles broke both of the large glasses to nieces Call Officers Con- tt and Chosewood arrested him for the act and he will tried at the matinee today.

BLEB PRIVILEGES SHUT OPT. Decision of South Carolina Dispensary Board of Control. Columbia. 8. C.

October 8 L.8peciaL The board of control met yesterday having done no business Thursday on account of the Illness of one of the menu bes. Mr. Williams It was decided to take action on pending matters. Williams voting by proxy. The first Important step was to snake permanent the- suspension of Chief Bookkeeper A.

G. Cutze who was mixed up In selling contraband liquor from the dispensary The section of selling beer privileges was taken up by the chairman. While it Is believed several members probably a majority favored rescinding the order for these establishments to close when the question was put no one would take- the re sponsibility of asking reconsideration so the old order- to close the beer' privilege houses stands. Ex Douthlt remains in his office but the board published an order that all business must be done' through a. clerk in the dispensary.

Douthit's salary ceases He will hold on till removed by legal process. His successor was not chosen- as the man to whom the place had been offered had not signified his acceptance. Congressman A. Lat- tmer who received a rocking chaIr from Colonel Neat when superintendent of the penitentiary sent. his check in an official business" tree envelope to the attorney general for The chair had already- been paid for by Neal's bonds- men.

At 11 o'clock last night Judge Aldrich dropped a shell in the camp of the board of control by Issuing a. Writ of certiorari. requiring the board. on October 16th. to certify to him their entire records and proceedings In the Douthlt case.

The board is in an awkward position In that they have no records. They. keep none nd the newspaper reports are their only. record. Ex-Congressman George Johnston at- torn for DoUthtt appeared before the judge tonight and obtained the order.

This brings the liquor commission fcase before Judge Aldrich for revision. WELLMAN BEACHES NEW YOX Arctic Explorer Boes Direct from Boat to Washington. New October 8. Walter Wellman the Arctn- explorer. who reqfntly return ed.

from a journey of exploration on the Franz Jo ellan4. arrived In this city to- day on the' steamship Xlmbrla The severe Injuries the explorer received from a fall in an ice crevasso still kept him upon crutches. anti he had to be assisted from the ship by his wife and a friend. The party proceeded to Washington. WILL TEST INDIANA'S LAW.

Sixty Insurance Companies Are Made Defendants. Portland md. October 8. What prom- ises to be one of the greatest legal fights ever Inaugurated in Indiana will beginto morrow. when' the suit brought by Nathan B.

Hawkins cashier of the Citizens- Bank of. Portland against sixty or more Insurance companies having agents in this city will be called for triaL Mr. Hawkins alleges that. the insurance companies have effected a combination or trust. for the purpose of keeping- up the rate of premium.

Hawkins seeks therefore to. enjoin the companies from doing business. Socialist Party in ConyentionJ Berlin. October The convention of the socialist party began at Hanover to day. BRYAN SIIRR- TO BE THE NOMINEE ASSERTS JONES Continued from First Page.

plans are still unformed. He said how- ever he might go to Washington on Thursday on business matters. During. the afternoon and evening several men prominent in political life cal'- ed on Senator Jones. at his hotel.

Among them was Goers Fred Williams Massachusetts member sbT the national commutes nd It Is presumed there was a conference over political matters and plans for the coming campaign prepare ions JCNES WANTS WASHINGTON. Chairman May Move the Democratic Headquarters from Chicago. Chicago October 8. The Tribune says word cams to local democratic circles today that it Chairman Jones of the dem- ocratla national committee. could have his way Chicago rould not be the headquarters of the commute pending or after the pert national convention.

The report that- Chairman Jones wants to take the headquarters to Wash. ington and the general Idea. Is that he will do as he pleases about it. The rea- son given for selecting Washington for' the home of the committee Is that its work can be more easily accomplished at the national capitol. DEWEY ATTENDS ST.

JOHNS Admiral Will Leave Washington Today Accompanied by Brumby. Washington. October 8. Admiral Dewey today attended divine services at St Johns Episcopal church where the Episcopal special ceremony of prayer and thanksgiving for the crown of victory for our arms and for the safe return from sea was conducted by the Rev. Dr.

Mackey- Smith he rector. The admiral and the church officials avoided giving notice In advance of this service In order to avoid the curious crowd that would flock to the church. The rector in his sermon made no allusion to the admiral. The admiral is an' old parishioner of St. Johns which almost all the presidents of the United States up to the Lincoln administration attended.

Late tomorrow night the admiral accompanied by Lieutenants Dntxmby- and Caldwell and the admirals son will leave Washington for Vermont. where he win visit Dr. W. Seward Webb at Shellxsirne. attend the big reception to him at Mont- poller Thursday and' the cornerstone lay- in of the Dewey Memorial Hall at the Norwich University.

at Northfield. Ver neni. his alma mater. P1NOKEE DECLARES FOR DEWEY Michigan's Governor Would Vote for the Admiral for President. Detroit Mich.

October 8 Governor Plnsrree returned from Washington late last night where he attended the Dewey teception enthusiastic over Dewey The Or said today I don't kpow whether Dewey Is a re publican or a democrat anti I don't care. He's a jolly. good fellow. oat democratic artS genuinely a man of the people. There was a great deal of talk In Washington while I was there in favor of Dewey a running sor toe uv.

and. by George. I like to fee him run. He'd have my support. COTTON SEASON ABOUT OVER.

Very Little Left in the Fields Sman Receipts. Anrerious Ga. October 8 Special The cotton season Is very nearly at an- end In this part of the state. The six warehouses here reported yesterday that stocks on hand were lighter than ever before at this season. while' little re trains on plantations to be marketed.

A prominent. buyer states that in a ride of thirty miles In the. country he saw UFS than five bales of cotton in the fields The ire crop practically. has been picked and marketed. One of the largest planters in Sumter county has not only gathered all his cotton and corn but has settled with and discharged the laborers on is plantation.

Some tam- era report that. they have sold all their cotton while a. few are holding a part of the crop though the amount is' in The recent advance In prices has aided them materially in paying debts The entire- warehouse receipts here to date are only 18000 bales. when ordinarily it should have. been double that number.

Farmers are now preparing to plant wheat anti- oats. DEARNESS HADE BECLUS Wealthy American Dies in London Where He Kept Alone. London October S. George Smith of Chicago died on. Saturday el his rooms in the Reform Club.

where he had lived for thirty years. and. which he bad not left for almost a year. In later years growing deafness caused Mr. Smith to withdraw from all but his most Intimate' friends.

He rarely' spoke. and preferred to pass is time reading Scott's novels or to be talked to. It reported that he leaves several million dollars. ASSASSINATED BY ALBANIAN. Prominent Turk Meets Tragic Death and His Slayer' Is Arrested.

Constantinople October Djarid Bey son of Hall Pifat Pasha. the grand viz- ler was asasslnated on the Galata bridge today by an V. who. fired four shots from a revolver. The murderer was arrested.

Munlr Pasha the. sultans grand ma-a- ten of ceremonies. Is dead. lie will be succeeded by IbraiIIIIl Razch Bey the introducer' of ambassadors Olympla Starts for Boston. New York.

October 8. The' cruiser Olympia passed out at Sandy Hook at 10 a. m. bound for Boston. NEW 100 cases Monarch pure sugar Jams 1 n.

cans per dos 120 CO cases Monarch Chipped Beef Is. per-dos. 100 25 cases Monarch Chipped Beef per doz 180 25 cases Monarch Lunch Tongue per dos. 60 cases Monarch Salmon Steak per doz JOO NEW ABBTVAL BATTLE CREEK BAN ITARIUM FOODST Fig Bromose ttlb. MM 23 Fig lb.

26 Nut Bromose. Ib 25 rig Bromose. lib. Nut Bromose. 1 Ib.

CO Nut Butter 34. IS Nut Butter. Is. to Nuttola Pts. a AW Farltnger mm Peachtree' Street" Wholesale and Retail Grocer.

Special Attention Given Mail Orders GEORGIA STATE FAIR EXHIBITORS TAKE NOTICE We carry a full stock of rough and dressed Lumber Holdings Flooring Celling Sash. Doors etc. Anything you may need to put up your exhibits. Call and see us. Prompt delivery.

Low prices. Phone 532. SOUTH GEORGIA LUMBER COMPANY O. STEWART Proprietor Yards and Office 62W. Hunter St.

cor. Madison ve. GEORGIA'S FINE TEAK WORK. Game with Clemson Sowed Strong Points of. University Team.

Athens. Ga. October 8 8. If If the game against Clemson be regarded as a criterion. the- University ot Georgia football team of 1891 will make a great record.

The score. ii to O. does not accurately represent. the work. done by the two teams.

Georgia outclassed Clemson. and' would have rolled up a large score but for a a comtlnatlon or unfortunate circumstance The grounds were In a miserable condition eighteen hours ot steady rain having- made. the gridiron totally unfit for athletic purposes. In consequence much slipping and fumbling resulted As Georgia had the ball the greater part Of the. time this was a- serious disadvantage to her.

The ball was repeatedly fumbled on account of the rain and mud. The officials chosen were. Incompetent and the game was Interrupted by frequent Georgia lost twenty-five yards by two bad decisions. Johns kicked off for Georgia and the ball was caught by Forsythe on Clemson's yard line. After gaining ten yards he was downed by Slmcoi.

Clem- Sop lost the ball through failure to gain the required distance- of- five yards. By a series of bucks Georgia reached the yard line. John carried the' hall across for a touchdown Young kicked- an easy goal. Score. Georgia 6.

Clem son 6 Forsythe kicked off for Clemson. By the good work of her backs. Georgia advances the. ball within fifteen yards of Clemsons goal but lost. It on account of an alleged foul.

The first half ended with Clemson In possession or the. ball on her yard line. to the second- halt' Clemsons backs aided by. several fumbles by Georgia- advanced the ball to Georgia's yard line. Here Georgia's line braced up anti Simcox secured the ball on a.

fumble. Now Georgia's backfield ehowed Its worth. By- three powerful bucks Johns advanced the ball thirty yards. Flnnegan went' around end for a yard gain. Hewlett bucked for a distance of ten yards.

and Ritchie went. through Clam- gon right tackle for eight yards. Georgia lost the ball by a tumble but im mediately regained It. as Clemsons fullback punted. Johns caught the ball and advance It Ten yards.

By' a succession of plays through the' opposing tackles. Georgia advanced the hail to Clemsons yard line. lewlette carried the ball across the line by a great run through ire entire Clemson team. Young failed to kick a goal. After two.

mm. utes of play the game ended. Georgia. being In possession of the. ball on' Clemson's yard line.

The score was Georgia Ii Clemson it With only five days of practice. Icon- gla played an excellent game Though the learn work was poor and the Interference very ragged. the brilliancy of the Individual play and the grit displayed by the entire team Indicate that the team will make an enviable record. The backfleld. composed of Ned Young.

FlnneKan. Hewlette and Johns la the best that Georgia. has ever had. Young handles the ball cleanly and manages the team. well.

lie Is the steadiest man on the team and never loses his head. He is a safe tackler and in evEry way nils the position made vacantly Kid Huff. Flnnegan and Hewlette are a brilliant pair of halfbacks. Flnnegan exoeto in ruhnimr around the ends. while Hewlette does best work in bucking the line.

Both are strong heavy men. and are In the game from start to finish Johns's work yesterday was the feature of the game He Is- a new man. and with football training will make a great player. He Is a good punter and bits the. line with great force.

At present the line is not as good as the backfield hut under the direction pf the coach. Gordon Saussey. It will Improve with practice. Hamilton Ritchie and btmcox are doing the best work. In the Clemson game.

Hamilton's work. enabled Georgia to. score her last touchdown. He broke through Clemsons line in every Slay making great openings for the Hacks. Coach Saussey states after the game that he was delighted with the work of the team and that with more practice Ihe team would mate- a good record STREET CARS STANDSTILL.

Motormen and Conductors in San Antonio Go on a Strike. San Antonio Tex. October 8. With the' consent- of the. grand' executive board of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees of America the local division of the.

order' boa gurated a strike today on. the fifty three miles of lines- of the San Antonio Street Railway Company- for nine hours Instead of twelve hours' work at the present rate of pay. which averages fl50 per day. five motormen and' con. ductors have quit work and not a treat car save those of two small suburban lines moved today.

The company win endeavor to operate ton-sorrow. Thus the men have kept perfect order and have engaged lawyers to advise them in the conduct of the' strike. Strikers Return Home. 1 Creusot- Prance October 8 The reputation of strikers which ent to Paris and laid their case before M. Waldeck the- premier.

returned heretoday. They were welcomed tumui tuously. Enthusiastic messages and processions were held to celebrate the UI- umphof the men. but everything. was conducted in an orderly manner.

Married Women Svery Women sowets shapely pretty gurejand iiy of then deplore tbeloa of thely cirlUlifornu after marriage. The bearing of children very destructive to tie mothers shapeliness. This can be avoided. however by- the a Pai KD be fore baby come a thi sdenUBC Uni- meet prepares the body for the strain upon It. sad preserves the symmetry of.

form. HorBias IEZSD also obviates all the danger of child-birth sad esrrics tb expectant mother ttfelythroufti tins critical period without palm It is woman's neatest bleulaK and ttooMTidi rtttul7y tell or the great rood it has done them. Sold by all druggsits at fx eo petbottle oar little boor. telling ill bflt thIS great remedy will be sent fret to soy address by Tux ZAD7ID ZZOPLIrOL coxtasir Atlanta Georgia. owever of Mothers Friend ADVERTISED LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Atlanta Ga. postofflce wek ending October 71899. Persons- calling will please say adver tlaed and give date. One cent must be paid- on- each advertised letter. Male List.

A 6dney Allen. Iou Angel Allen Bro. a Allen. Arthur. Joe Bouor Herman er Ben neu.

David Boles flayta- Grant Branch John Bagwell. 1 Bannelt. Boar John Butler. Jettreck Butler Bo well. Will I Bennett Bobanuon Boung D.

8 Carlton John Court. Al Coyin A 3 Cole- J- Garter Wm Conover Luther Cobb. Mark Cotobough 3 Craw ford A. Cutter. Sudrer Dannard Dayer.

VT 3 Docey Cephas Sam Dozer. E-D A Eikips 69 Whitehall street. I Ford. w- Fraser. Franklin Fielder Theodore Floyd 3 Frow- Jim Franklin.

A George GIdlngs Gray Tom Gavan Jones Godrie Charley Glam ntis Givens. 3 Gray Albert GaLe ter Emerson Grwo Posit Green. fl- Humphrey Harris Hardwmck TV Harris lads Howell Clarence Henderson. Joseph Hall. John A Holllngsworth Capt 3 Hen John Harris.

Harris. HaUeman Kent Hardln. I Hurd li Humphries. WUUe Johnson. 35 Ivy street 11 Jones Jones Will Johnson.

John. Ben Jones care Standard Oil Co. Charles Jordan- Arwy- Johnson. John King Kent. 410 Norcyosu street Rev A ii King and wile.

li Luther Lasher- Joseph Lynch- Willie Lumley- Lacy. Lane. 3 Leery Lockhart lineman T- Co. Lucust 3 Laurel. John Henry Und5ey Peter Lewis.

319 Lad street Monroe Laston. Jas Lobe. Lambert It Martin Eddie Mrilllnton MoClaln Howard MeKey- Jest Molntlre. Willie Mitchell. Marshall Hsmp Mobley Alex Morris MeLendon 3 W.

Mayfield John Muckson Morris Merchant Newton. John- Nettles twx169 It Oliver 445 Marietta street. Puckett. Woodward avenue Charley Powers. GeorPenn Gaskes Purge 89 Greenferry street Al Signor Gerroaro Pszritl.

A if Roberts. care Chas Roberts 315 Pryor street Chas Roberts. Sams Ellsla Sims. A Sanos Stephens Dr it Stowe. A Seaman 11 H.

Shearer Stewart Geo Shopan Stokes Henry Sayler Stephen Spleer Oeorire Tappan John Ththaiis. Dr A TaUy. A- Travis A 3 Tredwell. Ian Turner. Luther Teasley Tigniere A 1.

Tussent. Tanner. Vroonn- Anstell Bldg. Vf 3 Wynn 260 Butler streets Capt I White. Johntie Ware.

3 Watson. Walker. 3 Winer John WrighVC H. Wilson. Dr A White.

Howard Zanders :124 Rode street Female List. A Miss Jtellt Amkey. Mrs George Atkinson. Miss Emily Aloock Mrs Allen. Belle lInks Miss Josephine Brown Miss Lula Bentley Miss lttIe Julia Barrow Carrie Bailey.

Miss Jettie utter' Miss Bauchvale Miss liurdett Miss Anna May Brown lira Betty eel Mss Rosa Brown Minnie J3arne8 Lovejuy street ilrs 8 A Butler Mrsarts Brown 185 Pryor utreetr Mary' lieaa-ley. Mrs A Chapman illea ilattlo Credyj- Agnee Cruise Mrs. 3uste Chas- sueSU A. A Calsoun Mrs Annie Scott Copper Miss Carrie Qookay 173 Rososa street Miss DllsU Crazy Miss Leila Clayton Miss Cronis Mary Carwell ilisa tile Credy Mrs Sarah Dodds 15 Williams street. Mrs a Dorre' Mlsa Etta.

Dean 92 Piedmont avenue. Miss Ollie Daniels Miss Sarah Dickson 140 Locklaad. street Miss Emma. Dod. Miss Nora Edwards.

Mrs Fannie Eppe Mrs Ida Erens care Edward Smith. Mrs fntmtiii Mrs Renes Frank- tin Mrs Carrie freeman. 2ii Broad at Miss- Alice Freeman. 44 Frank sU Mrs Lots Guild 201 Highland aye Miss Francis Gory 331 Pryor at. Mrs Haden.

Mrs ass Howell. Ada. Harper. 94 Nelson- at Mrs Haling Mlsa Daisy Hollins6 6 Fowled at Mrs Ella Howard- 93 Hill Mrs Lawrence IloL man. Miss Katie Heard Mrs Willie HOT- rls Mrs Addle Hill Miss Parlle Ham' Kt ond.

Kt Capitol ave Mrs Lena. Harden Mrs Anna Horn-a. Mrs Chs Hicks. Mr. Melinda.

Halde. 606 Frazier 0t. Mrs Eme tine Henderson. Mrs Andy Johnson. Miss Addle Johnson Miss Louise Johnson.

fire France Jones Mrs Mary Jordan Miss Minnie Jordon Miss MOllaSa- Jones. Miss Jennie Jones Mrs I Kauman Miss Florence Kenny. Miss Mary Kin Mrs Blsfi Klnr 86 Summltt aye. I. WUlle La Mrs Will Long.

Mrs Fronle Lengry lira George GLytra. Mrs A A Lemans Miss Barb Matthews. Grant Park Miss Lula Martin tMiss Mary- McDonald. Miss Amy Morgan Mrs oat Saul McClellan. Mrs Cilia Maxey Mrs Rebecca Mosely Miss Sallle Morgan.

Mrs Zadla Miller Mrs Mary- Moon. Miss Rita Mitchell. Miss Clara Martin Miss Bessie Mo land 69 St James Miss Ova tYKes JIrs Martha Owens 224 tasnoe at Mrs Purson Owens. MI Lee Palmer Miss Luclle Patrick. 32 Pryor st.

Pt Mrs Josla Reynolds. Miss Berths Robinson Miss Ethel Raznsem Miss NeZ' Keylum Mrs Mary Reid. Mrs Hulds Reese. 107 Grant at Miases Itanson 291 Washington it Miss Marie Mrs Steve Ii Grant st Miss Core Syhan. Railroad st Miss Cots Swinford Mrs Lula.

Swarm 114 Gllzxser st Mrs Bathe Swans. 235 Raw-arm at GUssle Sams Rosa Smith. 2 Dobbs alley Mrs Elvira Stalling Miss Fannie Thompson Mattle Thompson. Mrs Mary Wright. Mrs Wilson Mrs Georgia Williams.

Mrs Marjrarette Walton. IS Wall st. Miss Mattle Williams. Mrs Si Wardlls. 600 Mitchell ft Alice Worne.

MISCELLANEOUS. The Or entn Co. boftt National Pub- liehing 0" Northerned American Indem oily Co. Mess Lampton Crane Rsrney Co. The Interstate Cot- Agency.

The Un5 nothing House. Internat onal CopvlBr Co. The Dixie Cutlery Os. Holmes Tpl. Iv.

oinmbls Oranhophone Co. Grit. fl Co. 27 Alabama st. To insure prompt deUverr have yottt mall addressed to tr number W.

SMTPII P. M. E. MADDOX Superintendent RNIYAl WEEK BE GRIAl ONE Merij Ma ers Will Have arge Da Munlcl al Para Will RVIWD ON GRAND PLAZA Pains Night BroWn ion This everything mem rs even be cro Tue day da pro esslon ol- n1 ttee 3:30. 7:10 p.

wllIarrlve te 8:45 to. The th the kngand dts- foot' anr ence ght. Ma. re- Ua Monster para repre- 1 Review la- plaza Awardln prlz governor 2:30 p. P31ns Interspersed th high-class acts.

ll 10:30 en IL is OW system gen ra1Jy 15 0 r- al. is the. I alIim rtant fiwdls tly DrMil tN" :4 es ervme bpoa vi or a1th. drugl Sts tee moneyrefu ded. Ad ss COElkhartlJui ill.

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wlse C. chal man ex cute par de sucr tll Malon prepred repoduce thes foats wll socal Grga cUes i being gta soal center wl rpresented Entered soiety tolk tlose cUes. Afer tatte fower tlace th plaza I wi hl nf pna" fff' nu. V. uu ndred GorgIas tIet otFloral Ocober 1th wi an queens bal elabrate soial state bal a quen nral Quen Llputan ltte Drloes prlncses ald re- bl wH bauty Ger- gii.

tat enUtle frt plac I Grga. SFEC CAR FR NROES. Thuderbor Feple te Pla Otober 8. sdeveloped I nderbolt lle Riway mpany jWt blt. Recenty Thunderbotauthor.

les ralro wih tc accommoatons rces. conductor passenges In seat colege mpllnt to cmpany thet a student lve Svannah cr goIn tht seas aprt insufcient student ut car te student le fat specal t0k frd negro ol thretened a mde. Char- Melrm thi treatent wa Nelon Ltton te ralway cm. mter ha ben reache. Vildost WU Icreae ater Suppy Valdota ptober The counci wek mde a pply thn tempJa te put tng seven atesian caable 3 Ion at Irt present pIp CDlve' lUOH auon sutcent icreaed ton tract wa made Lf York Det a Het Wayc0s a.

Octobr 8SpeciaL ho lve Dar. Braganz Turday elght yes ha twenty tme wa apnloner Oe Touad Te Buel Waycrol Ga. Otoer ISptL Oe thousan cros te blongig RberU C1ee Perc destyed 1e at cp JLurBday Powel Ae d. Abbevle. Ga.

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Madisohlve GEOIIS TE WOR I ih Clemon ng Poits nverit ea Athens. tobr. Cormpnd nceI IMt agnt Clemon. regarde acritern te Unvetstt Gra fotbal 1 il geat rerd Te Icore. ac nrtely' te dn orga outclssed lcre.

acomtlnt orunort atect- ustnce gunds wer Inamlserabl ot ran haVng' gdr ntotally unt athetc pures cnsequene muh ad resule A Gorgia bl the pat tme. th wa vatae toherTe bal. wa. repetelY acountot theraln otc1la cosen ncompent Interpted fe- dsputes. Georga twety-fve yardsy bd deisions.

kcke o1tor Gerglaald bal wa Foryhe nClm- 1 sons yar lne. Afer ganl I Wl Sim x' lot ba rthoughfalure reulrld dstace fve yadBy 0 Georg. reache te tveyard lne. ared bal acroi tora touchdow eay coe Georgla6Clem 8. kicke or Cemson to oo 0 bak.

Gerga. a- van bal. wltnlfeen. yads cunt otan a ged trthal. wth Cemson Inlse5510n tw nt yad hne seod.

CleInsbaks fumbt bYGrga a- vancd tbe bal Grs fveya lne. Georgas lie braed a Simcx secred bl fumble No Grgas backld. ehowe It worth. the pwerful bU ks. Joh advaned balthlt1 yard.

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a sucesslon play oDOslng tackle. bl Cemsona Yardlne Hewlete cred te 1al aCOBS lne run. entre tea a goa Ater mn. ute Georg beng psessIon bal yad lne lcre wa rg U. Clemsn.

Wih ony fve day prctce. Gor ga' exelent jame. Tough tea por anI Intererence ver briiancy gri IBplayed entie teamndcate tat wi envble bakeld. cmpsed Fnntan Hewlete ohns I tat orgl. haevet had Youg hadles bal ceanly.

ad maaes te I steadit ma tem lose hs head SI nt rKd YH Finngn Hewlete are a brlant Palr halfack FJnnega excl rUlnln aoUnd. teendswhleHewlete doe bestwork he lne. Bot strong heav aQ te gae sta nnlsl. JOhssworkyesterdaya ge Is a m. ad 1tb footbl tralnnl wil eat.

gO puntr. andht lne wih geattore reent the Ine1. nota I backel. ut diection' coach Goron. Sussey.

wl wih prctce Hamlonftchte and ae doln te be I Cemson ga Halons wok enabl Qr aore' lat iouchdo though lay. man get opens te back Cocb Ws Yltte8afero1 ge tht he delghte wit I 1dt a hgO grU rfcc STT' cR STAST Motoren' CnuctOr Atno 8Strb. Sn. tonlo Tex otober 8Wt conijentot executv bord. ottheAmalgamated StretRlwyEplOTeeot AmerJ" te lOldlvil ofthOOrer'u- curatedatrie heffy thee liea' te Atono RlwaCompany hua Insted oftwelv atthe preent rte a a veragesn fve motore hve qultworJ ate cr twolmlllnbUra liie oay.

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to ANO LO. E1tAD EastAlabama St. a ATC LOA1. City id MtnOT FINOTON. with 1 eiegaflY.

hk th. room Ira oz property to offer. 3. C. TEEI CONSTITtITION ATLATT MOTDkY.

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S. mpl int The week init Tb and de- ermt two Special. tober SPeCIaI. mayor-Hon. ma.

agement t1ntr5 ser- XeCUtO Judge forthe 1fl with thewill. WASA Nation1SPOrt pe Alderman Hi Hills as George Mr IIQ. time. wereparat. yzed ur Pr fi woutdrecoVet his e1t 00 OO OO 0--- ao.

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case OILX BoattO 8. Joeil'- th partyprcceedel SIx What beginto thesuit broughtby ca1b ofjortlan becalleti ththsance haveeeCted compan Convention. BerlfnOcter iiveticn'-f Kanoveto Rft IIRNQMINEE phafla-ato bemlgfst otitlcal ed th The aily thecrown andfr anold WoulVote re- therein Id Smal Special. were-tighter no- Ii'- AmertcanDies Tragk L-Diarld the II OIC mboundfotBOStOfl lij NEW4ItBIVAL CRE The 1 MotiarchChiippedBeef F1gBromoselb. 800 4- peadoz Tbo W.

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