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of the ehemy. Fourth that hi Vo wetwkrd instead of Around Maysi at the eastern extremity 61 Cuba because all th dv1ca of Ula department which had reached him well a- toog letter from' Admiral Sampson Indicated that the destination Cervra was either Clenfuegos or Havana. at either or which plates he could unload th munlUona of war which ho trough for the-Spanish forces chat up In Hava- na. knew that Sampson Wa earning back from his fruitless trip to San Juan Porto Rico. and would pass along the northeast of Cuba.

so that if Cervera decided to go. northward through the Mona passage he would fall in with Sampson somewhere southeast of the peninsula of Florida It Cervera made a dash lot Qenfuego. or Havana either from Curacao the place he had teen last defl- lately located or from Santiago. wrere Szpqn knew he was supposed to be the Spanish commander would Tall in with Uchleys squadron and In either event the enemy would not escape -without a decisive action. On this westward movement Is baseo th charge of disobedience of orcers.

There Is a dispute as to the Phraseology of the communication sent by Schley on which this chargel based. The department says he wired Regret orders 0 department cannot be obeyed must go to Key West for coal. Schley FaYS he telegraphed. Much to be reymted orders of department cannot be obeyed. Have striven earnestly.

Must go to Key West- for Coal. What Schley May Claim. The friends of Schley. white not admitting this to be a tact point to two reason as-a justification for the intention of their friend to proceed to Key West. The first Is that while there may have Men a supply for ten days of blockade duty.

such a supply would not last for one day under conditions which prevail in battle. when forced draught is a necessity. The second is that the chances were for fouler weather Instead of better. Inasmuch as the Merrlmac was. at best.

a useless hulk. and now that she was disabled. she was worse than useless they contend that the question of coal was a pressing necessity which Schley could not disregard. The court. however.

must decide whether the supply was adequate. The detractors of Schley claim that he stood five and six miles off with his battleships In firing at the Colon and the hor defenses of Santiago. Of course there is a dispute as to the distance of the ranges. but Schley has a better defense than that. One of the positive orders of Secretary Long was to the effect that no commander was to risk disablement of any of his fighting ships by sending them to bombard shore batteries at Havana Clenfuegos Vr Santiago until After the Spanish fleet had been captured or destroyed.

The insinuation is that Schley was a Coward and that he was afraid to get Into a fight. This does not harmonize with the vlewg attributed to Admiral liowison In th Boston Interview which has been the basis of Schleys Interrogation as to his competency. Howlson is reported to have said that Schley was hot-headed and not cautious enough. Still another Charge Is that he withdrew the flying squadron from the mouth of Santiago harbor to a distance of from twenty to twenty-five miles. The Insinuation back of this charge is that he was afraid of the Spanish squadron and gave every opportunity to escape rather than ruts the risk ol an engagement at night.

Captain James Parker one of the lawyers for Schley. has copied extracts from the log of the Iowa. the Massachusetts and he Texas showing that the uadroh was never more than four miles from the mouth of the harbor at night. These extract else show that the ships kept wD a ceaseless vigil by steaming back and forth. past the entrance.

Where Was the Brooklyn The ninth article of the precept di rects the court to establish the position of the Brooklyn on the morning of the battle the circumstances attending. the reasons for. and the incidents resulting from the turning of the Brooklyn in the direction In which she turned at or about the beginning of the action and the possibility of thereby colliding with or endangering any other of the vessels of the American fleet and the propriety of Commodore Schleys conduct in the premises. This Is the article which win result In the investigation of the now more or less celebrated loop. Great surprise Was expressed when the precept was is- sued that any reference should be made to this Incident of the fight.

It has een so clearly shown since the discus- Mon of this tactical mode WM begun that It was absolutely necessary for Schley to turn one way or the other If ne desired to avoid a collision. According even to the maps made by the enemies Of Schley. the Brooklyn was headed northeast while the other American ships were headed northwest. The Spanish ships were headed south and just before the battle began In earnest they headed west. If Rchly had continued on the course In which he was steaming when the Spanish vessels were first seen coming out.

he would have collided either with the Vlscaya or with the Texas. Lieutenant H. H. Ward Is the man who made the discovery that this loop was Such a terrible thing. He has never yet undertaken to explain how Schley was to have continued in the chase westward It he had not' made the turn.

Neither has he explained how If Schley han turned the other way he would have avoided presenting the full length of the Brooklyn as a target for the heaviest guns of the whole Spanish squadron. If Schley ha made the turn as Ward seems to think be sh hld have he would have been unable to use the 5-1 ach guns of the Brooklyn for more than a small fraction of the timed used in the execution of the movement. The best possible refutation of the charge of turning tall is found In the rt that the Brooklyn sustained 58 per tent of the damage inflicted upon the American squadron and accomplished b4 per cent of all the damage that was done to the Spanish vessels. Heilner vs. Hodgson.

The enemies of Sebley think they have something against his honor in the alle gation that he said. Damn the Texas let her look out for herself. in answer to a remonstrance supposed to have been made by Lieutenant Commander Albion C. Hodgson who apparently thought that a turn to the right by the Brooklyn would- result In that vessel ramming the Texas. Hodgson nd Commander Heilner have had a controversy of their own with regard to this alleged colloquy on the bridge of he Brooklyn.

This colloquy has been dignified by the fact that Secretary Long thought It worth while to de- Vtrte an entire article of the precept to it. He Intends that not only shall the colloquy but the controversy between Commander Heilner and Lieutenant Commander Hodgson shall be inquired into. So much for the charges and Sebleys probable ground- of defence. There is no question but that The inquiry will de- vtlop a great many things not contended OFURIIWIE HOLT Resulted from Paralysis-of Heart in New HE WAS AT WITAL THERE Deceased WUOne of the Known Physicians In Georgia Presi dent of Oorgia State lied ical Association Several Times. Macon Oa September 10.

Special. The people of Macon were shocked and distressed today to her of the Sudden death of Dr. William HolC of this city which occurred suddenly this morning in New York city at a hospital The first Information came in a telegram from Congressman Bartlett of Macon which was as follows New York. September 10. A.

T. Holt Macon. Ga. Dr. Holt died suddenly this.

morning at the hospital here. His daugh- ter has been notified to come here. Jac- ques Dr. Anderson and myself will look after all arrangements. Signed L.

BARTLETT Victoria Hotel. Dr. Holt had been spending several weeks at Saratoga as was his yearly custom and went to New York" yesterday. and as he was not feeling very well de cided to go to a private hospital last night. This morning while a nurse was bathing his face he was stricken with paralysis of the heart and fell forward dead.

The remains will be brought to Macon for burial and are expected to reach here on Thursday morning. His daughter Miss Ida and son. iliam his only children are at Tate Spring enn. and have been notified of their fathers death and will reach Macon tomorrow. The wife of Dr.

Holt died several years ago. The deceased was one of Macon's lead- log physicians and well beloved citizens. He had a large and lucrative practice. He stood high in the medical profession of Georgia. Dr.

William r. Holt was born near Holton. In Bibb county Georgia August 23 1S3. He attended the common schools of the county and afterwards he entered th University of Georgia at Athens. and graduated at the youthful age of years to 1854.

After graduating at Athens he attended the Jefferson medical college in Philadelphia and graduated at the age of 21 years. After his graduation he returned to Macon. whim he Immediately commenced to practice his profession and has continued its practice In this city with the exception of the time he served in the war as a physician in the Georgia rniiitla. He was elected president of the Georgia State Medical Association In 1882 and has served In that capacity several- times since. In.

1890 he was elected delegate from the American Dental Association to the International Medical Association which met in Paris during that ar. He was a member of the board of edu. cation for ten years physician for the Academy of the Blind for twenty-three years chairman of the board of directors of the city hospital since its organization. and was physician for the Methodist orphans' home for twenty-five years. He was a prominent member of the St.

Omet Commandery Knights Template No. 2. In 1858 he was married to Miss MatUe Napier. of this county and tour children were born unto them three sons and one daughter. Arrangements for the funeral have not yet been mad.

Council Refused to Becotulder. Macon. Ga. September 10. Special.

There was an interesting discussion tonight at the meeting of the mayor and council. On a motion by Alderman Moore to reconsider the action or council last Tuesday night in passing a resolution to close the parks on Poplar street aain their use as a camping ground for coon- try teams. council by a vote of to 4 refused to reconsider Us action and the parks will be turfed and no longer used by wagons. This goes into effect in No- vember. First Jackson County Bale.

Harmony Grove. Ga. September 10. Special. B.

P. Wardlaw. who has one of the largest farms in Jackson county. today brought In the first bale of cotton which has been sold In Harmony Grove this season. This cotton commanded the usual high price received for the initial bale.

Mr. Wardlaw also sold the first bale of cotton in Harmony Grove last year and likewise sold the first bale In Athens. He Is one of the most progressive farmers In the state and his farm which is located near Nicholson Is a model of its kind. in the precept. The attorneys for Schley are able men eminent in their profession and their training has undoubtedly suggested to them many bits of evidence which have not been thought of by the newspaper then who as friends of Sebley have made it their business to dig up and exploit all the facts they could find tending to show that the powers that be In the navy department are bitterly prejudiced against Schley In favor of Sampson who apparently has been their pet and idol.

What is at the Bottom of itP The foundation for this controversy was laid on April 21 1898. late at night when Captain William T. Sampson then at the head" of the list of captains received the following telegr from the navy depart- ment You are assigned to command the United States naval forces on the north Atlantic squadron with the rank of a rear admiral. Hoist the flag of a rear admiral immediately. The navy department justified this advancement of a captain over the whole list of rear admirals and commodores on the active list of uie navy by the statement that Sampson had been second In command of' that fleet during the previous year and was familiar with Its workings.

Sampson was assigned to the command of the north Atlantic station when Rear Admiral Sicard was compelled on account of the- poor condition of his health to ask to be relieved. FOR. NERVOUSNESS take Jiorsfords Acid Phosphate It soothes nourishes and strengthens the nerves restoring to the debilitated system new life vigor and' ambition Gics perfect digestion airttdstfal BOMA2TCE ATTBHDS Air of Secrecy suiroadg Linwood. Zerleng NuptisJs. Macon.

Ox. September Ik 8p clal. At the Brown house this morning la the presence of a few witnesses. Ernest Lin- Wood. of South Carolina.

and Miss Salo- me Herlong. of Gainesville. Fla. were united in marriage. Justice of the Peace Chits Balkeom performing the ceremony.

The particular of the marriage a fa could be learned are as follows On Monday Mr. Uwbod arrived at the hotel and registered and spent lastnlght there. On the. early train this morning Miss Herlong arrived in the city and also stopped at the Brown house. She was accompanied by a younger sister and a young' lady cousin who.

was on her way to the Industrial and Normal sckool at MllledteviUe. When Miss III1oIII arrived ip the city sue was met by Mr. Llnwood who after a few minutes' conversation. sent tOt Justice of the Peace Chris Balkcom. and in a snort while they were made man aid wife.

the license having been previously secured. The happy OouplC then left on. the train for the home of the groom In South Carolina the younger sister went back to her home In Gainesville. Fle and the young cousin went on to Milledgevllle. It is not known what caused the young couple to come to Macon to marry but it supposed that it was on account of parental objection as the young lady was quite young she being only 17 years of age and is a Protestant while the groom himself was Quite young and is a Catholic.

VANNUCCI DIES SUDDENLY. Macon Park Keeper Found in Dying Condition. Macon GL September 10. Special. rkkeper Anthony Varmucci generally known as Tony Vanriuccl.

was found dead this afternoon at past 4 o'clock on. the floor of the room where he lived St Central City park. Shortly before VannucclS death Sid Cheatham was passing through the park gate anti he saw Mr. Vannuccl lying on his face in the open doorway of the room. and his head was outside of the door.

Mr. Cheatham turned him over. think- Ing that he was dead. but he was breath- Ing though unconscious and there was a gurgling noise in his throat. Mr.

Cheatham notified police authorities and an ambulance was sent to the park to take Mr. Vannuccl to the hospital but when the officials reached the park they found that Mr. Vannuccl was dead. The deceased had been parkkeeper for some time and had lived in Macon many. years.

He was 46 years old. lie was a brother of Louis Vannueci. of Macon and had other relatives here. He was unmarried. JOBSON GOES FOR EWAED.

He Arrested Negro Murderers of 1. N. Slappey. Macon. Ga.

September 10. Special. Arthur Jobson. of Macon. will leave in the morning for Atlanta to collect the re ward of 200 which was offered by Gov- ernor Candler for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who murdered J.

N. Slappey of Twlggs county. some time ago. Mr. Jobson arrested two negroes Sol Solomon and Jeff Orr and at the superior court of Twlggs county last week they' were tried and convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary for life.

The father of the deceased also offered a reward of 105 for the conviction of the- slayers of his son. Anywhere in the United States. I can place your advertising in any newspaper or magazine published. Est mates Iurfliehed promptly. George S.

lowman. Empire building. RESOLUTIONS OF VETERANS. Adopted Vyith Uncovered Meade by Rising Vote. Eaton ton.

Ga. September 10. R. Davis camp of United Confederate Vet- crane at a special meeting last night adopted resolutions on the attempt on the presidents life In part as follows Our profoundest sympathies go out to President McKlnley the loan Who. as chief executive or this nation.

has admin- stered his with fidelity and In the spirit of Ingenuous patriotism the man who as a citizen has placed before our people a personal character which commends our respect and who In his relation to the veterans of the confederate armies has evidenced a spirit Of chivalric gallantry we can but admire. Our prayers with those of all good citizens will go up In at apneal to God for the restoration of the president. who. even in this dis tresslng misfortune draws together In closer bonds of union the good the true' and the brave of all sections of our country. The resolutions were adopted by unanl.

mous rising vote with bared heads. OFFICERS COMMISSIONED. Credentials Received by Lieutenants of Waycross Rifles. Wayeross Ga. September 16.

Special. J. G. Bird and J. V.

Bailey have received their commissions as first and second lieutenants of the Waycross Rifles. to which offices they were elected iwst May. They passed the examinations on August 27. On Thursday night the Rifles will give their regular monthly entertainment and the newly appointed officers will march with the boys the first time in that capacity. They have been members of the company for several years.

Shaw's Ride on Blue QirL New York. September 10. The stewards of the Coney island Jockey Club issued the following statement today. In the great filly stakes the stewards of the Coney Island Jockey Club while they are unaftle to connect Shaw's riding of Blue Girl with any fraud they are of the opinion that it was most careless and inefficient and In view of his other rides of a suspicious character at Saratoga respectfully refer his case to the stewards of the Jockey Club for further action. Small Negro Robs the Mail.

Wayeross ca September 10. Special. A little negro about 6 years old was arrested for robbing the postofflee at Argyle Saturday. The postmaster after making up the mail threw a registered package containing 68 on the mall pouch and went out. The little darky reached his hand through a pigeon hole and got It.

He spent 60 cents and hid the rest but when arrested showed where he placed the booty. The boy wan taken to Valdosta before Commissioner Johnson. who bound him over to the United States court in the sum of 160- Bond was furnished and tie prisoner turned loose. First Labor Union to Ad. Macon Gs September 10.

Special. Maeon Central Labor Union' at a meeting tonight unanimously passed resolutions condemning the attempted assassination of President McKlniey. So tar as Is known this Is the first labor union to take such action. Bruno Pfeiffer of Sylvanla Dead. Sylvanla Ga.

September 10. Special. Bruno tfeiffer a prominent citizen of Sereven county. died here this afternoon of Bright's disease. The deceased tame to this country from Germany about twenty-five years ago and had accumulated a large property.

He was a merchant in Sylvanla for a number of years. but recently had been operating a turpentine business on land which he owned near Rage ttiaga on the Sayan- Dab. riper. He leaves ft wife and several children. The aala will Interred LACKS FOR TRADE Sims iQtimtlng Fw Cited by E.

I. I Hintin. MATTER OF CREDIT A REASON Merchants and Manufacturers of United States' Indifferent to Central and South American Trade Needs Ignore Local Conditions. Savannah Oa. September Special.

In view of his acquaintance with South and Central American conditions and in View or th agitation of the question of extending the trade of the United States to those countries E. H. Hlnton traffic manager of the Central of Georgia railway was asked yesterday to give the reasons a. he ee them why this country does not enjoy a greater share or the business. Mr.

Hinton said In the spring or 1886. at the request of the Panama Railroad Company I IIIdO a trip to the Isthmus of Panama. where after familiarizing myself with the physi- cal conditions of the propVty In general way. I sailed for San it from Panama with Instructions to land at all the principal ports of call and collect all the Information possible in regard to the trade conditions. The Panama Railroad Company was operating its own fleet of steamers unOer the United States nag and was.

therefore interested In developing all the business it possibly could between the United States and the Central American and Mexican republics and especially between New york and the Pacific ports of those countries. I made stops and talked with the merchants customs officials and others at Puntarenaa the port for San Jose de Costa Rica the capital which is reached by a little road about 20 miles long La LlbertaA in San Salvador the port La Llbertad In San Salvador Champeri- co San Jose de Guatemala where I made a mile journey Inland to Guatemala City by a first class railroad owned by that genius of railroad construction C. P. Huntington Acapulco. Mexico and one or two other points.

I found two Important factors operating against the in- crease of trade with tile United States. Two Important Factors. First the apparent Indifference of the merchants sod manufacturers in the United States to the ieeds of the trade and a disposition to ignore peculiar local conditions. Second. the question of credits.

The Germans do or at that time did a large part of the business. the British coming next. These people have representatives in the republics studying the wants of the people. and they cater to them by manufacturing what is wanted. The American on the other hand has been prone to think that what is good enough for his home trade Is good enough for anybody.

The peculiar local conditions are that the country is poorly supplied with railroads on account of the almost Insuperable obstacles in the way of railroad construction incident to the mountainous character of the coOhtry Goods have to be distributed by muleback and are carried over the mountains the Cordilleras as they call them The tropical rains are exceedingly heavy at times and It Is not uncommon for pack trains to be caught in these heavy downpours. It follows therefore that not only must the goods be put up in uniform packages of about 100 pounds each. so that two packages may be loaded comfortably on one mule. but it is also necessary that they should be water-tight. The German and the English pack the goods which they ship to Central and South American countries with great care.

I recall a shipment of hardware and cutlery which. in being. discharged from a foreign vessel at Colon fell overboard. It was fished out with all the speed that the climate and the natural indolence of a Jamaica nigger' would admit of but the water was deep and it was some little time before it was landed on the dock. The package was opened no small undertaking In Itself on account of the great care with which it had been nailed and to the astonishment of every one the contents were as dry as a powder horn.

The shipment had been Wrapped in ordinary wrapping paper and around this several layers of oil paper had been carefully folded before putting in the chipping case. The ordinary packing of the American is flimsy in comparison with the packing done for this trade by both the Germans and the English. and had the shipment I refer to been an American shipment in all probability It Would have been ruined. Americans Pack Flimsily. I ws told by ft large shipper at Guatemala City that he attended the Pan- American congress which was engineered by Secretary Blame and as he returned home filled with a fraternal desire to ce ment business relations between the sister republics he determined that the first large order which It was necessary for him to tend in would be placed with a United States firm.

His first needs happened to be an unusually large order for hardware. He said to me that he wrote to the firm from which he ordered the goods explaining how each package should be put up why it was necessary to have it in pound packages why it was necessary to take oars to provide against tropical rains and giving all of the detailed inftfttaatlon which would. enable them to ship in the shape to suit his trade. Said he NOtwithstanding my specific directions and notwithstanding my trouble to explain at great length the local conditions which made my request necessary details Which I never found It necessary to enter into in ordering from a German or English house would you believe It that not one of my Was Complied with In the slightest particular The shipments came forward In immense packlhg cases put up in the average flimsy American style and without an attempt to protect the contents from rain. I had to unpack the entire shipment and put it yp In packages suitable for a pack train.

I did not send my next order to a merchant in the United States. I refer to this Incident because It la typical and while there might have been variations as to the minor details the salient features in this particular case were borne out by what wet told me by others. Foreigners Sell on Long Time. With regard to Credits the English and especially the Germans are Willing to sell on long time while the American usually wants cash or ninety days. It is my conviction that If the Panama railroad were to double Its fleet tomorrow It Would not materially increase its trade between New fork and Central American republics.

if the conditions- ate the same as they were when I had occasion to nvectlgate them. Court in Session in Elbrt County. Elberton. Ga. September 10.

Special. The superior court of Elbertcounty met here yesterday in its fall session Judge Horace M. Ilolden presiding. This afternooh at o'clock a memorial service in honor of the late John P. Shannon Wd held In open court Resolutions were passed and spread en the minutes in hit honor and several addresses were made.

Judge Holden closing the exercises with few remarks. A large number of nersonSflncIudins ladles flr a- ft rs VETS. ADDRESSED BYCOUlESTILL Speah to Cmtederttes it Efflngbain danty Reunion NO ALLUSION TO CAMPAIGN. Says He Doe Not Lik the Name of New South Pays en Eloquent Tribute to President Mo- Zinley. Savannah Ga.

September 10. Special. The Confederate Veterans of Efflngham county gathered today at Springfield and the reunion was heartily enjoyed by all who attended. There were more than two hundred vet- erans in attendance a number of them having come from a distance to reunite with their old friends and eomradea. At about noon the veterans of the county and visiting comrades were formed In line under command of Major 1.

Brewer and udder escort of the Efflnghaffl Hussars commanded by Captain C. F. Berry and marched through the town Captain J. D. Groover being chief marshal with Captain James Bird a assistant.

With the marshals mounted were Cob- nel J. H. Ettlll Major L. L. Elklns and others.

Upon the conclusion of the parade Colonel EstUI Spoke in part a fol lows A third of a century has passed since that struggle for independence closed and. In spite of the ravages of war and the succeeding years of outrages by political adventurers the south Is today enjoying the blessings of peace and plenty. Its vet- erans hay. forgiven and are trying to forget. Their reunions are not to mourn over the past.

but to commemorate the gallant deeds and patriotic sacrifices Of American soldiers battling for what they thought was right. If woman's tears and woman's prayers could have brought success it would nave been ours if hardships suffering and valor of soldiers could hue commanded success it would have been ours. But It was destined that the south should be a part of a new union. I do not like the name of the new south but there is a new south and there Is a new north. There Is a new nation so strong and mighty that it seems destined to carry the Ideas of a government of the people by the people and for the people' tothe farthest ends of the earth.

Confederate and union veterans and their sons have lined up' in battle against a foreign foe marching together in solid ranks of blue and under the starry flag. Young men of Efflngham don't think that you are not as good men your sires and grandsires who wore the gray. You have advantages that they had not you live in an age of wonders and of great possibilities you are free citizens of the greatest nation on the face of the globe. With the advantages much Is expected of you. and you should line up' better than your forebears.

The president of our great republic whose sufferings at the hand Of a would- be assassin and who has the sympathy of a united and patriotic people is Justly entitled to the credit of the era of good feeling which exists throughout the land. Unplaced southern soldiers the front in the Spanish war. General Wheeler of whose cavalry division the Bffiitgham Hussars were a. part who kept Sherman within narrow bounds during his march to the sea was given high rank In the army of the nw north and south and General Lee. another confederate soldier seemed to have been the favorite of McKinley.

We are proud of our country and its great future Is the heritage of Its young men. Let me repeat. In closing these famous words of that great Georgian who has passed away We are in our fathers house. and we are here to stay. BLUES ELECT COMMANDER.

Thad L. Adams Made Captain of BarnesviUe Company. Barnesyllie Oa. September 10. Spe cial.

The election of Thad L. Adams to the captaincy of company G. Second regi- ment. was held last night In the armory of the company which Is known locally as th Parnesville Blues. Mr.

Adams was the only candidate In the field and the election passed off quietly. only 27 votes being polled. On account of the dissension in the ranks of the organization. which resulted In the retirement of Captain R. L.

Swatts from the command. First Lieutenant J. L. Hunt. Jr.

refused to stand for election insisting that harmony could be better promoted by the election of an outside man. Thad L. Adams consented to run and was unanimously elected. The company is now In a better condition it has been in for months. This Is one of the crack military organi- zatlons of the state and is now splendidly officered.

Mr. Adams received his train- Ing in the Gordon Institute military department and the lieutenants. J. 1. Hunt Jr.

and H. S. Gray. are both tent and experienced officers who have the confidence and respect of the entire company. TO VOTE FOR WET OR DRY.

Prohibition Election Comes in Wll eon County Next Month. Abbeville Ga September K. Special. Wilcox county is to be plunged into a prohibition election. A petition has been presented to Ordi- nary Warren signed by the requisite number of Voters calling for an election on the liquor question.

Ordinary' War- ren he. set October the day to determine the result. Wllcox county is the only county between Savannah and Montgomery on the Seaboard Air Line in which whisky is sold in bar rooms and the prohls say they ate going to vote this county dry. There la every indication of a waith fight and the liquor men say the prohis are not going to have such a walk-over as they anticipate. The most conservative people of the county are not In favor or the election at this tlmtas they say it will demoral- ize labor but as to how' they will vote on the question remains to be seen.

G. N. AENORBACKEB IS DEAD. Gunner on. Merrimac in Battle with MSnltor.

Columbus Ga. September 10. Special. Samuel N. Aenchbaher.

a Well-known confederate veteran aged 61 years of this city and who at one time lived In Atlanta died today. He was the seventh enlisted mu In the confederate marine corps and was one of the guhners fill the Merrtmac at the time of her famous battle with the Monitor. G. N. AenfhbaehIei of Atlanta.

bis brother. Is hi Aged Newton County Citizen Diet. Covlngton Ga. September 10. Special.

Hon. Alfred Livingston died at his home abOut miles from Covlnrton this thorn- log. ii. we' 98 years of age and had lived in Newton most of his life Mr. Uv ingston was a member of the lresbyt riMI church and had always taken an active tsart in church woi-k.

The funeral will take place Wednesday fflofnin at 19 SOUTH GEOBaiA EDITOaS JCKET Jtomtf But Poll- UccMari Bund. HfiRae Ga September Sp cUl. I anmant to a call of A. Ryals. editor of Th Telfale- Enterprise and M.

Stanley editor The Dublin Courier- DiSpAtch- the south Georgia editors met hire an organized the South Georgia Press Association. A. L. Ryals of MeRes was elected president IL 31. Stanley of Dublin vice president John W.

Oreer. or Waycrou. secretary and Alfred. Herrinjton of Swalnsborot treasurer. The executive committee.

as appointed the president are IL 35. Stanley Dublin J. W. Biyin. Cordele T.

A. McGregor of StatebOro O. B. Whatley of Savannah and A. L.

Rysoc of McRae. The purpose of the association is for buslnesa only and the resolutions adopted by- the association are as follows As' is well known south Georgia dur- i iS. fct" few years hat Improved derfully alonir Industrial and corn- aSib1 largely increased This has been brought conc rtei effort on the part ple or the press and. it occurs that a united effort on 88 lu largely increase her ore it Is resolved under the name of the South Georgia Press Association for the fnS0 to th on all indus- l68 Mn to the development of south Georgia lit particular and the whole state in general and we pledge the support of the newspapers in this association In every practical clod legitimate manner toward helping along the cause with individual citizens and such organizatIons as F. working to the same end and we Inthe coopsratlou of the railroads l0 0 tra chambers of commerce.

Industrial lMgoes and all other such organizations. A' committee on constitution and bylaws composed of W. A. Allen. of Sylvester F.

P. Wade of Qultman C. M. Methvth of MeRe. was appointed by the president who will prepare a constitution and a code of laws and submit them for adoption at a subsequent meeting to he held In Savannah during the state the date to be named by the president previously.

About third of the south Georgia papers were represented here Saturday and the organization begins with the following charter members W. A. Allen. Worth Cburty Local Sylvester P. Wade.

Qultman Advertiser A. T. Hind Moulirte Post A. Tyson Dawson Recorder T. A.

McGregor. Bullock Times. Statesboro Alfred Herrington. Pine Forest. Swalnsboro C.

If. Methvln Twin City News McRae A. Rytis Eenter- prtso. MeRge W. Greer.

Wayeross Journal H. D. Smith Vienna Progress J. W. Blylne Cordela Sentinel George G.

lolaom Tattiiall Journal Reidsylile N. L. Stafford. Mount Vernon Monitor M. H.

Carter Bryan Enterprise Pembroke II. M. Stanley Dublin O5uri r-Dl6patcn i eon i' Greer Macon County Citizen Oglethorpe George Lowe. Baxley Banner D. Ii.

Williams. Adrian Enterprise G. B. Whatley. Meldrlm Gtlydon John T.

King Rochelle New Era A. H. McRae. Vidalia Press and Ben Mllllcan. Jesup Sentinel.

Th4 organization has et Its toot squarely a alftt politics and pleasure Junket- Ings in the prosecutions of its ends. and Its deliberations will deal entirely with the business that concerns its own interests first and the public Welfare of south Georgia second. A tircular will be sent out by the secretary asking all other south Georgia pa pore to become members of the association and It is hoped that the entire 100 papers of south Georgia will come into the association. The editors were royally entertained by Editer Ryals and were shown Courtesies by President Stroller of the South Georgia college by the citizens in general. TO RAVE NEW COURT ROUSE.

Win Supplant Old Structure in Taliaferro County. Crawtordville Ge. SeptemberI0.r8pe cial. Under agreement to build a hand- some new court house here contractors tore down the old building last week. An injunction to prevent the bulidlng was applied for to Judge Btinson the judge of this circuit being disqualified and he Issued an order requiring the county commissioners to show cause why injunction should not be granted.

Judge Brin- son refused however to grant an order restraining the contractors from proceed. thg with the work. The clerk of the court has Just received a telegram dismissing the petition for in junction and the work will now proceed and Tallaferro county will soon have a hew modern temple of justice. WOMAN'S CLTJBS IN ATRENS. Georgia Federation To Hold Annual Session There.

Athens Ga. September 10. Special. The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its annual session in Athens in November atid preparations are already being made by the Athens Woman's Club for a most royal entertainment of the guests of the occasion. Mrs.

M. A. Llpsconib principal of Lucy Cobb Institute. Is president of the Athens Woman's Club and is in charge of the arrangements tot the entertainment of the federation. She wilt be assisted lit this work by several committees of enthusiastic Athens women who will strive to make the guests of the occasion enjoy themselves more thoroughly here than they have ever enjoyed themselves anywhere Since the federation was formed.

The Athens chapter of the Daughters of the Cohfedaracy will give an elegant entertainment complimentary to the Georgia federation and It will be one of the. most enjoyable features of themeeting WANT ANARCHY ESTOPPED. VItglftibs Pry It Be Made a Capital Crime. Richmond Va. September 10.

In the Virginia constitutional convention today Delegate R. Walton Moore. of Fairfax presented a memorial" from the people of Falls Church Va. praying the conven- tion to insert In the new organic law a provision making anarchy a capital crime In the state. The convention then took up the report of the committee on preamble and bill of rights and the entire time of the session was consumed in discussion of the section relating to trial by jury.

Mr. liraxton offered substitute section designed to prevent a man who Is accused of capital offense and who pleads not guilty froth waiving trial by Jury. The Brattoil amendment was defeated. LtBBABY PLANS ACCEPTED. Drawn for Carnegie Inititu- tion at Montf jmery.

Montgomery Ala. September The Montgomery Library Associa tion has accepted the plans of a New York firm of architects for the Carnegie library which Is to be constructed in. this city at a cost of 80000. The building will be two stories atod a basement The association has conceived the novel Idea of using Alabama marble from the Talladega fields in the construction. It is now corfespoalH with the ownera of quarries' to reference to the supply and the cost If the supply is Insufficient or the 66 too at only ih front tad ornametal parts will be of that material.

Alabatni marble has been highly praised for Itt quality but lies never been ex tensively quarried and this win be the Brat building in which any of It has ever been used. Vx Besides the gift of 50000 JSA negie the citizens raised tU tf5y sib srIpt1on. Of Which tlO000 WaUejrpwfded for lot- The city hsjitpproprlfttSd la Ittendincj PfitoWf Urgest in ills. tory if Institutten THEUNIVENSJT ENDOWMENT Something Over 13000 of Fund Now In Treasurer Strabns Hands It Is Desired That Amount Beach to 100000. Athens.

Oa. September Speolai Lucy cobb Institute opens tomorrow morning and from all lndLchin5 the opening attendance will be the largest In the history of the Institution. All the members of the faculty have arrived from different places where they have been spending their summer vacations and are ready to enter tpon their school work. Quite a number of young ladles have already arrived and still more wit here tomorrow. There win probably he seventy-five boarding pupils and that many more day pupils in attendance upon this session of the institute.

Miss Hook and Mrs. Maddox the two new teachers for Lucy Cobb who succeed MIss Morgan and Miss Tyler re se have arrived. Thy come. with Itne highest recommendations and wilt keep the music department up to the hlgn. est standard of efficiency.

The" course of study for the year has own Improved and the series of lectures arranged by Mrs. Upscomb for this s- slon of the institute Is an improvement upon anything yet afforded In that line. State University Fund. The university endowment lund now has in the. treasury something like i3 No Treasurer C.

01. Strshan of this city says that of the first installment of JS IIM due Juf 10 all ha been paid in excepL about lpo and that. the greater part am Unt will paid during the A numter of subscribers paid In their full subscriptions preferring not to take advantage of the five annual installments. The total amount of the endowment fund to date is 17101 but that sum Is U- Pected to be Increased from time to time until the sum of 8IOOCOb is reached. It is probable that the endowment committee of which lion.

Alexander it. Lawton of Savannah is the chairman will at an early date hold a. meeting to ee exactly what should be done toward in creasing the fund. ThOr ate many alumni of the University who have not yet subscribed who will do to whtn a more thorough canvass is made. Eye rut Out by Flying Nail.

Athens. Oa. September 10. Special. This morning at the candy factory at the union Manufacturing Company Newt' Webb.

a negro man had ene otAls eyes put out by a flying nail. A carpenter was driving a nail into a piece of lumber which Webb was holding when the nail new out and struck Webb in the eye Captain. Yates To Write a Book. Athens. Oa September 10.

Special. Captain William Yates. or the Fourteenth cavalry United States army is visitiiVg his relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

F. K. FreeV man of this city. He bas seen a service in the Philippines and brought Vi ji 11 i. their customs.

Mosquito Bite Causes BlOod Poison. Athens. Oa. September 10. Special.

Dr. W. A. Mallory of this city was called to Forsyth today to attend the bedside of his little niece. who Is in a.

dying con dition. A few days since the little girl was blttert by a moequlto and the result now is that blood poisoning has set in. Little hope for recovery is entertained. Sympathy for the President Athens Ga. September 10.

Special. The county commissioners- of Clarke county at their meeting yesterday passed resolutions lamenting the dastardly attack upon the life of President McKinley and wishing for him a speedy recovery. To lieepect the Grand Lodge. Athens. Ga.

September 10. Special. Past Grand Muter Thomas S. Mell of the Georgia grand lodge of-Odd Fellows. leaves Friday for Indianapolis to attend the meeting of the sovereign grand lodge.

He goes as a representative-of the grand lodge of Georgia. Past Grand Master Hell enjoys the distinction of having presided over the Georgia grand lodge- during the year wherein the order showed a greater increase In members lb this state than ever in Its history. STRUCK BY FALLING PILLAR. E. H.

Brown Seriously Injured While Moving Rouse. Athens. Ga. September 10. Special.

Escott H. Brown. an Athens merchant. was seriously injured this morning by the falling of a pillar beneath his house on Barber street. Mr.

Brown was preparing tolower his house and In company with work. men. was at work there' this morning. The brick pillar was undermined and Mr. Brown waited too long to get out of its way as it fell.

It was 6 feet high and fellas onemass striking Brown and falling directly on top of him. It was at first thought that he had been killed. Drs. Dillard and GOBS were summoned and attended to his In juries. The right thigh was broken in two places.

the right arm broken above the elbow and the left cheek bone driven in. No Internal Injuries have as yet made themselves apparent. Ills injuries are not regarded as fatal but it will be several weeks before he Is able to be put again. Mrs. Emmett Camp Dead.

Harmony Grove. Ga. September 10. Special. Mrs.

Emmett Camp. formerly Miss lia Neal. of Franklin county died at her home at this place today of ty phoid fever after a lingering illness. She Is survived by her husband end several small children. DR.

HATHAWAY TUE DATE srECIAtasf. Treats tncteii- flwl of UtS. ndWDtntniach MnUctoa I 4 Fel kr Strtetare. Vail- woUvLoH ef VIUltifFtmtK WeHn etc. Perfect lyittia of trwt mm VoIaUI- titles lTitr4 it.

tho st ofic bj Ufcl tmlfiat 33 toman Bid NO OURS. NO PAT. tot paver er Mil rater yo wi0d erbn BtfiefcinudTiftaMii St Sft UM ta BMr fcawj tot tttvnurft toii ui La fijxpftwi rtte fsffrM4rflr QsBssBlui KtiMi auuiiavueo iKU imisKt CO. tH ntri ML. iTttte I 4 but had unable to rl ot.

th h.1 wi ob tea. otaround 1t The St rn 1 I UH II4VI Qt- 8 i I1 I the troughtl the 8p nlab He- a am trultl 1I penlnllUl1 Fie rids. I. e1 lie 1- bel anlah uld fE I the nt :11. re tt d.

:1. g- What 6" 1 reon. a. a JUltfcton Inen- ton We t. frt whie ae luppl' lat conditons val batte.

drught nece slt wer 1na nruch wa a hulk a leB Queston col wal presling neces lty dete wether wa detrator cam Itoo fve mies or wih batlshIps frng shore defen el Santalo. Of- dIstnce Iges beter tese than Doslve Lng wa erect wa fghtng shps a mCI dr aftr Spansh fee cptured detroyed. InsInuton eowat tat wa afrad gt fght. Tis' dos haronIze wth th Vewl attUted 10wll the BOton ha Interrg- ton rported sad cautous Si thage Ir. fynl suaron fom 8ntago buboI dltnce twenty mie.

ton chae tht erad squaron gve i ve opportunty ape rat rsk enggement James Paker yer ha extrs te Maschulletl Mdae show1n purob wal mou tl habor nIght Tue 18 hlp 1 ee eleAI v1 leamig bak entace We te 1roky Te nnth aticle dl. rts te establsh posIton te Brookly morIng ati crcusacs attndIng. incdents resultng tung 4leoton tured egn1g acton. pos Ilbnty therbY coldlng wth dn rng Amerc feet ad proprety Schleys te arce wl lut te Invel aton celebrate exresse prcept Wa rfeenc tht the fght. I ha cearly shoW Ilnce lon tl ttc mde beun 1 hleY I eet I nth Cec I I te heded I northes whie mlp wre heded Mrhws.

SpaIsh Ihlpl wee heade batle bpn eanest heaed wt. Bhl contnued wa frst out woud colded eiher VYa wth te leutenant l. Wad mae dscovery ths I terble ha contnue chae epla i turne pentng ful a tget ta gns thl squaon I hat mae a Yad sems I ld hve ld 8ILch gns I fol mre smI fraton i tmed ed executon mve ment Te belt slble retutaton te cge tal ft that th Brookyn 6 cnt Inficte upn can suaon ad eomplhed daage tat wa te Spash Xler Hodgon enemes Shley smething agant hs ale- sad Tex8 lok ou answE remontance suppose be mae Leutenant Commandtr Al lon Hodgon apparenty tun ul In thatvessel raming Texa. Hodgon nd Helner contvery Ileged colouy brdge Th coloQu ben digfe Sce- Lng whie fe aUcle rec pt It Intend shal cOlouy. contoversy Cmmader HeBnel Leutenant lade Hopn ehl InquIre So chag Sh1eY1 pobable unG deenl' Ter te wi I geat thng contende rN Etu Of DR.

W. Reuled Paral of Hear' or I ATHOSITAl TH 8f Deled te DtXo Pyalca 1 GrgPs. det Grg Stt 1e AUOton Te. Macn Ga Sptembr IO.Bpcia1 Th pople con sboke dltrl et uddn Wiiam i'- Holt. tl occur luddeny tOr- hospitL Te frt 1nforaton I telega Congessman Bartett 11 folows Septmb A Dr.

luddenlY hospitl Ia ah notfed ues Adersn and mysel wi aftr al arangement. SIged BARTLET Vicoria Hotel" had. ending 8ratog hI yelY c- ye terdY. a feelng ver wl de cded hospial niht. whIe bthing fac Wa ltcken paraly ad rar wi bural rach Thursdy 111 aon lam chiden.

ben notifd deth ad w1 Macn tomorow. deceae Macns lea- wel belove cltlnl. lage ad lucratve prctc. stod meica profes lon Gorga. Yllam J.

bor tn. cunty. Gorga 18. attende Ichools aferward entere th Univerity Gerg Atenl. gauated te a 2 yea i 1.

gduat11 atended Jererson medic colege Pha- delpha gduated th 2 Afe hi gaduaton retured Immedtey practce hs profess ha contnued It I practce tis ciy th excepton a te Oorg mUts electd Stte Medic AsocitOn 12 hal capaiy evel- Ums Ilnce. I li1 eled delegt Dentl Asction I. tertona Mdcl Aso4Uon Perl du tt yu mebeF bad caton phslci th Blnd twtrthree yeas chirman th bard dIrector hospitllino It organiton physican te Method1t pha' twent-fve year. Commndery nlht Templa No2. wa marie Mis Matte cunty brn ad dughter Arangements tunerl mad.

Cunc Rfusd Reconider. 10. wa Interestng nght meetng myor councl moton Adera Mor reconsldehe acton councl lat reoluti cloe pk st acAr a caping joun tr councl reconider park wi waons. Ths elect No Firt Cout Bale Hamony Ga 10 B. Wadraw.

ha largst Jackon fst coton ha Hamony tis Ths coton te prce InIta I Vadlaw aso ld frt coton rarmony lat ear lkewise frt proges- ad fam Nlchol It k1nd precept Te Shley ther an tranIn ha undotedlY suggeted bt evdence whch ben newsp pr a friend Shey I 4 al fact coud fnd powes tat depaent ae biterly' predte acant appaenty ha ben theU pt ad Idol Wat Botm foundaton cOitove wa Aprl 2 188. nght. IUam Sampon lst captans. receive folowIng telega depat- ae 8sge Vnted Sttte nval force Atantc squadon wth re amrL Hol fa amal departent Justife ths a captan rea comoore actve lst nav te Itate tot I et esp to ea fam1a wt It wOlnp DfxCgo A to ewt Admlral Sicrd clpele te pr codUon hi ak releve tke Hrsfords 4 Phosphatl Bc A 8 A S. 1tW d- erlonl Bp JD GA.

Sptemb 1sp A te I bo ths mora pec 1" we- L- wo Sut Cr1 ad H. So Beron ObDe. Fa 1e utd In ue te Bkcm petorg Crony. Te oua te fat Cld leaed a lolo. M.

UnwO an4 te hoel ad 1tr ad tt lat night thee UI tan tl rc Mu lerloJg ave te tt ae a toPpd Bw Mu wa omae a ouer a 70U 11y Cn. who WA be tnut a Norl cOI e. Ue Wen 1 1mof Ave te efy aa w. Unwo Aftr feinut cnvraton let tee Puc Or Bac abrt whl. the er mae ma wfe leMe haVng bn pevoul eOUr T.

hp cupl. te tan fol gom Suth Ca- Olna te oncr llter hoe Onev1e F. cUSn ent Hlecev1e. I 1 kown whtcaed youlg 1 cuple Cme 1 on ma Is Ilppoae acout I parntal obJecUo. a te youDla I 4ule yOu 1.

bng ea' ae 1 Ptett ar hlDelf Wa qUte youe. ad Cthol ACc DIS SUDDENy. Mco i Dg Oonditon. Maon Septembr Specl. Vanucci gneraly Va.

lcc wa foud dea afteroon put fOr th rom wher 1Vel I Sh btor Yanuccldeth8ld wa pak ate ad law hIl hea W8 dor. Ceatha tnk- I tht wa unconcous wa grlng Chetam notfed polee author- tes a ambulance sent Vannucc hOI- I pltl orlclals reahe thel tht Vnucc wa I dea. deceaed hd ben pakkepe lome tme ad ha lve WI 4 year wa Lul Macn. rlaUves u- mared. 0BSON A.

Arested Nego uderer Slppey. Ga 10. i Arhur wl morig Atanta colec re- 2 whl ofere Gv- eror th arest cnvlc. ton pary pale I J. Twg cunty.

I tme arested negoes Slomon Jef Or a luperlor TwIgg cunty lat wek wer tied ad cnvcte sntencd tOT lc 9110 ofere no onvcUon te. Ilayes hI son I Ayhere i te Unted Stts cn' aver1sltK anf a Spfl geE Lwman EPIre buldln. VTERS I Adopte Wit Risig Eatonton. Ga Septmbr Unted Confeerate eraI speca ngh resoluton atempt Ife pat a folowe Ou pofoundpst Pesldeh MeKnley a eeutve ths naton ha admn- hs tusL wih fdelty te spirt patotsm ctzen ha ped peronl chllter whch mand respect rei a- ton th veteanl confedeate evdenced sprt chvalric galaty Ou thos al god ctzens w1 apnea Gd reetoraton te preIdent. d- tesslng bnds go.

ad al sctionl countr. resolutons wit baed OFICERS COM SSIOND Cdentali Bceiyed Leutnnts i Waycrss Rifes. Spember ecal. Baley have relvec commisIons frs leu- Waycrs Rlles. ofces lst examInatons Augst Z.

Tursay nIgh RIfe wi reglar appInted ofcer wil mach wth th bys frt tht paciy. Tey hTe ben severa JeB Shw' 1lue Grl Ne Itewars IJlad lObe ed tolown t0a leat fly stke I te lewrds eih ibfl ii ftA ae Jhl On rdes lu Idots chater Sartoa isf ke fHu 1Ifgltu aS I 1I m1 Neg Rbs WaycoRI. Ol. Septembr 10. lte nego year wa lted pOtofce gle Saturay.

T8. afer makig mal. rgstered packag cntan1ng 6 themal out ltte reache hI pgon ot It Ipent 5 hi reet whn arelt place bty. Te wal takn Valdota Comm1llon 10bnln. ovr Unite Sttel 1 lum 0.

furshe prsoner ture lOl Pirt tbr Unon Man Ga Sepember 10. MIMn Centrl Labr meetng tongbt unaImously P8se reloluons codemnng atempte aalnaUon Pident 1 known' Ii tf lab aeb aUon. Bro Pefer SylTan Ded Slvals Ga Specal. Pfelter prminent cUlen ere thll i on Brghtl diseue Te decealed ae thl cout1 Genan tenty-fve yea Clarg popy. merhat Sylvanla yeal.

fenty hd optin a tuentne bune 0 lnd wh h. QWe Hp sata tbSa1n- rrVt. le wf era cd I U1. tte WY ik NTRY AL. LOKS Itllft Cied I I HltD MATER RESON t' Kuaer tnt stt.

Idert i ct ad Bt beM I Tde 1 Ig0 dt0 Svan. Ga Septembr 10. tn h. acuantnce wt Sut ad nt Aecan condtons 4 te agUon qun ton etendn tade te Unite Stat. countr traic maqer Cental rwy wa aked yelt day gve reaon a m.

ths n- t1 do. enoy gat ahae bueneM ad Iprin t1 reueat PAaa Rairoa Compy Ja IlthUI Paaa wber. tamtartil m11f phy l- condtons prop era le Fclslo Panm. wth intructionl lad I al po cal cole 1 iormaton rgd tra Cltions. Panaa 1ro Compy W8 It feet steaers UntW Batel and therfore.

al bllnesl p8 bly oul be tweel Unted Stae te Central Aeric Melca relublc. ad pec ly btween ork Pa cIfc pr eountres. me ad wth thl custm otlcts ad other PuntArna. por ose Rles eapial. whch II rah- Itle ra lut 2 Lber Sa Salvaol Lberd Slvaor Caper- co.

Sa J08 Guatemaa 7 Inlad Ciy frst claS rlro owne ralroad constructon Huntngon Mexio. an points fator operatng aanst creae trae Unied To Import acr Frt ppaent Inaference merch8tA ad maluf turerl 1 Unie es trae d1p051t0n Igoe pecular locl conditons Secon' te Quellton it. Gras dor tme a pa bus1nes. Brtsh ese repre sentatves republcs want maladurnl wanted ben god hae trae I enoth aYbdy. pcular 1001 cndittn ae cuntr porly Ippled wth ral- roas Insupera obtacel I ralro Incdent muntanoul chaacter Gos dIstribue car i rO ove mouWns CordUera.

I a Te topic eceingly hea tmes ad ttt eaught down rs. I follws gods un1tr abut 10 pacage ma sar water Gra Englsh pak Ihp an SO AerIca geat ce. re1 shlpmeft harware cuter dschaged froI a foreig fel overbard. I I wa fshed wih al eed that mll I wal wa Bore Itte tme ore dock I Dakage wa smal tking Itelf gat ce ha nale atonhment ever a d1 a lh ment ha Wap nar pa aundthie er layer 01 ar fUly put nl Ihlp- ce. orinay pclng Amercan flmsy compar on pakng bth ad and shlpmlnt bee A Aerican sllpment probabllty woul ruIne.

Aercns Flisy. wa lace at Guateala atende Aerican congres. whch enneeed Blane anl a fled wih dellr cc- betwen republca det lmlned frst orer whh WI re elay plaed Unie frm. Is frt ned pned unulually lage haware. te fr whch orered te god.

uplannl di pe hOtldbe tp teelU 1Qpound pak l. neeeB ar tke cre prode ans' trpicl rn an vn alot ts detled inf ation It hl tre. Bd btwthtdlni 11 cf dre- tons ad notwlhltaning truble eplaln nat lengh loal tOI Wich mE. ruet necer detals neceal Ino oering Gera tnglsh reuests 01- ple wth parcularT Ihlplets ce foral tmlens akbr caes avera fimsy America wihout an atempt cntent ran unpae entr ad I iI plkga fol pAk tin. sed 1t orer a merhant Urte Itatel.

rter bca typIca whie ther bn vaatonl a mnor detalll thl paicula ca. wer bme w1at wa other. oreigen Sl Tie Wth rlar 1ngllah espaly Grani a Wlig el lon tme Americn uualy waU nnety s. II convicton I Paaa ral- It fet morow i bt materialY Incteae It trae btween orl ad ta Aerea rPUbUcs I cnditons ae ie a ocasion Invetigate tem Our i 8u i Elbr Cot. Ga.

to. a ri lbelr tJu 1. prsidlnl. Aerof ocock La memrial sec i lt JOnt 1. no I opn cur.

Rlutln ertP In. mae udg Hold clOI the er- ce Wt fw. AP feh ti ADRESSED BY COL. JI STILL eau Cnfe4ert st Buglm CltR lon. ALLUSIOa Sy 1otU tle le" St" PJ EoUt Tbut Psdent e1' Svanna G.

Septebr Spa Te Con ert. Vtrans Enha cunty Bprintetd ad ruio herU enoted atended th hundr vt- attend tem hvn dstn reut th fr. an cmrAdd abut vters v1itng emd. wer foed lna Mor tder escr Eflnrh Ht1 comade Captn Ber manhed thruhte Captn bel mrhal. CaptIn ale Bid.

a stnt Wih Ue marh Etl Maor Elkns end other. Upn coMulon re. lpke pa a cntur paled sint strle and ple rava an" succeedin outra es pliIcl adventurer te suth toay enoyin It era. forgvn ting Thel reunion ae mou bt commemorat te plat eds patr0t larifce Americ1 tey touht right I pryer broutt lucceu ve I haship. suterl solders ctmade bn our.

destned unIon lke south tere uth. and nrh. Tere naton 1 tned cary t. the farhest Confedeate ther lons lned bttt agin fo loUd stary fag. Eflngha mer Sit8 th gay.

ad no lTe an woner ad jut posglbltes ctizens geatest naton fae Wih peted' In beter I toreb as. ptldent geat republc suterngs Id asasin ad unIed ppe Juty entited crdIt Jood w1h e1tbt HI laced souther In Spansh wi. Geneta Wh ler. whos raval dlvaon gtgham ussr a narow marc ea wa gven rnk norh BUth neal fvorite ae prou it jeat It I younK Lt cosing thee fAmoul wrdl Gorgan pleled tathers and stay. BL UB ELET CMNDER Adaml Oaptn aresvUe Barelle 0.

10. The electon Tha Adas cmDany Secod reg- WA nIgh thl compnv ocal a the Brnesvle wa feld. elecion ssed or quIety. 2 olM. dlsen810n i rnk organIzaton.

re uled rtrement SWlt Flrl lunt eleton. ImrsU harony coul Mter he eletQ I 1 con ente I compny beter cndl- ton than I ha ben nthl. Ii crak rltal organl- zaton and 1 ofcered. hi I Insttut mllar leutenants bth expetenced ofcer haTt confdence lnd resec entre JOR WT Prhbiton Eleton Coe. Wi- COUt Ne Kot AbbevUe Ga.

Septembr Sp 8. Wicox cunty pluDle Into" pro hbtion eleton. petton ba prsente Or. na Wan. SIied teQuLle voter callna electon Ordina' Wa- hs st tober terln rlult Wlcox cunty 11 twen Vanah an Montgomer abard Ar Lne whlkY roms la oln conty Ii ever IndIcaton wat fght 1u irohl.

ae wal-ovu 8 the antielite. Te cGserative pople count no vor Uli electon thl t1a sy I W1 mor l- ls labr a thi Wl qUOUon rman nei. ACIACX DE. Oner KeIc ate wt itr. Septem1r 10.

8 tUel nbbaeh f. wen-know Cntederte Tt rn ae 6 year et a Uve Ii Atanta toda wt 8ent n1t onfee te rn. crl th bn Metmac tme br fau batte 1th 1onfor. Aenlhbuhe Atlnt I brthet. Ag Nwn ContC1te ne8 Covn on.

Ga. Sptembr al Hn. Arre Lvnpton de hl abut A tle fr COln on thl mor- wa 9 ar ae Newtn hs ue. L. Ilton 1.

1r Jbe da chura wa an at hc1tL T. 1t. te 1 1 1 a1OEO I. 1X otn ut ilo tc' 2" He Ga. lo I.

Pu I el A Rl. eto' Te Eter ad 1. Stey. etr. Te DI CoUer- tesou1 0 etor me he 011 Su Gra la1 1 RYal Jd elete dEQt.

I Staey. ofJbln vic Joh Ger. srt. ad Al Hernton Swar. eeutve cmmte.

a aPite' by pesdut ae Stey Dubli A Gr. St 0 Whtey A Ryll Mcle. Te purae Ulaton I OQI' ad te rluUn aoPte byte UtIna folowl wel kow IOlth GoJ. I rean. ht a ula 1 ly re I PPUato hA ben' brough but by no cocerted efort Pot rc I uY i that we P.

Asoition r. wrlnr toretr al Indul- I ji elt generl and rv if :1 a I cau Ind- vldul clbens oraizatons re thl laeend tr Indtstrlal IMg el ai oher gasa tions. emm1tfe tOt al compod Alen Y8er de. MeR w. appinted pr eldent wil prpre Ce ad aoton helo 8vana during te frthe dit.

preldent ptnouslr. Abu oethr th autb Gera lperl rep8nt Saturay oranlz3Uon bgns wit o- lowlg Oat memllU A Alen. Qurty L. Aoulre POft A DaWn McGrelr. Bulock Tmes Statesbr Afrd Herngon.

Pne Bwanlbro Mcth n. Cty Ne Mce Enter- pr McRe VayC ss Joural 1. Progess Sentnel Gerge FOIMm. Tttfall Joul Redle 1 Stord Veron Monitr t. Crer.

nra 1terr Pembrke. 1. Stnle Dbln Oure.r-fspatcn Lon Gt Macon Citzen thore Grge Lwe. I Wlams Enterre Meldlm Guylon Rchele McR. Vldala Pre i.

an MIln Sentnel. Tg orabaUon ha set Is at ptcs peaure Ilg proecutonA an It delbertos w1 entrely wih Ue busines Inltr- fnt ad pUblc welare louth Georg rular 11 rta akhA I orgla pa- pn bme mebl asolaUon nd hopedtt 10 pl ers slh Gegr la wl catc ediors Edlcr Strlle. clege an' by ctln genera. RV NW CORT Wi Supplt Stote i Tal- aero Ou 7. Crawfordvle" Ga Septembr 1Oipe.

Un aaement buld lome cur buiding lalt buldlnl appled Drlr8on ths crcuit dlaqulfed. Isued orde reuirIng county' commssIoner Inunc- ton Ihould udge Brn- lon rfused gant restalnng olttator procd- Ilg cerk telega dlRmilllnl petton In- juncton and wi TalIfer wl few moder Justce. OMa OLt1 ATHENS Gorga Anual 8ion Ther. SPtember St ela1)- Te Geor Federtion Womns w1 Novembr prpartonl bing tle Athenl Womas enterainment geBtl ooaSlon. Mr.

LpRcomo prn lpal Inttute Alhen Arangete nt rtlnment feeraton. wl Ii cmmitees enthsas- tc wl etrve makt enjoY enjoye ilnc fedetaton Wa ehaptel ughtet Conedar cy dl gve elegnt tertanment omplmentay Oor- ga federaton. An w1 enotabe the' metng. WAT AACH ESTO PED. Vltgh t.

1e MAde a Cpt- Cie Rchmond. Va. In VIrgni enf utonal COhventon toay Delegate More Falrfai trom pople Fal. Curch Va convn- I ton Inler nw a proVsion makig cpltl crt th Itte. 1e conventon tok rport commiteE b1 rgt ald te enUr tme selslon CD Ute dlscu slon lec- ton rlating trl Brxton ofere substtute.

ec- deliged I ae cpital ltn plad. gly walvn tral ju1. Br ton atefdment wa defeate. LtJ PLS ACEPTD. Da 500 Carege Intt- ton otmer.

Montlmer Ala. Sptem BP Tbe Montme Lbra Qe ton aeptd lan fm h1 fot Clne lbray whcb ntcted ti cit 10 Te bWI ng 1 tres ahl basement iaUOI hl concived tov ulin Abm Iabe tm TaU 4ei lelc te CbftCU I nO Cre Wth th on f. a fef rfM te Ui et te tutPl Itment tle at olrtt Ic ot eW wl matera AIabm4 mabe bn It quaity. ba neer r- telvl7 qU re and. th wn ft buldin whcb an lu.

eV ben usd BeMes te. gtt O. so. t. t.

hege. dtlel rlA SUOf wlch om li IO A lot 1 ct h. rAt lf 4 a ki i l' LU-CYC OBB np NS ITS DQORSTODAY IttndlDCI PbablJLrgest tor InstUlln THE UNIVERSIT ENpOWMENT 8mtg Oer Fud i Trurr Stns RCI I Desid Tt Aout Rae Athl. emblr iA. Insttute tomorow mcrlng fr al' Indk iCns oPnlt atenance wil talea hso Instttion.

AI membr thetacuty arjve th dilerent. laces re thlrs mmer vatUons read pn ther Shol numr iades sUl il tomrW. prohbl' seentY-fve barding upls ld tat may da pupis atendance seslon insttute. Jlrs. Madox techel ce Moran re- a rl ve.

Th wth he hihest re mnd4ton w11 dertment tp' th stndard efclnc Te- Curse er bn aeri tJres arged Mr Lpsem te Instiute upn anHhln aforde Ile. Universiy Fud Te unlvertv IUn hs trlsury som thllg le t131 Treaurer Straan ha frst instalm nt JII July al has bn pi 15. ad geater lrrt of that aount wi ld Gurng fall IJmler sbrlbers Pild tul subscrptons fve anual insta1mn s. endrwmen tud dte Sf tht I fte lncreae tote untl te 100 reache. prbale elowent CO.

mltte lon. Alexner Lw- tn. Svanna. charan. wt a dae meetng Wt shoUd Inte Ttre re llun- th univeriy whr fave eubrb wl mor e.

Flyng Nai Athels. G. Sptember 10. monl1 cany Cut lOl Manutatturng ComP I ha of-is pt I fjng nai. crpqter drvlnR nal Piee br hodlng yhen nai few Ot ItQ bb Capin Yats Wrte ao as 1 Bp cal- Wilam Fourtee tb eavary UnltE State ary.

visiilit relatves. Ars. Fre muc servce In. PUppne brght with hm many valuable curios' nu eouvlnlr. Btre nturnlnt.

t. 11 Mwie bk" ntb llpl Oi cuto. Mosqut it Cau Bl od P011 Septembr 10. Malor thlclty wl cl- Foryth toay to' atend th lUe vho a dtlngCn- dlton. sinc Ite 1U blte" a moqulo a tel iow tlat bloo pioning ha 1nLtte bop recove1 II enter1ed.

Sypathy te. President Ga. Septembr 10. comIIRsloners. Carke teir meetng pad resolutons lmentng dastrdly upn Ie Pr sldelt McKnley I Ishig pey recvery.

1eapct te dge. 10. Thoma Mel Georga gand logeofOdd Felowl. IndanpUsto. atend meetng sov reigQ gand dge.

loes representatve of gad loge Georga. Grhd Mater Mel dIsincton havig Gorga nd loge durin yer Showd geatr' IcreAe mmber I th ta th It hlatoy. BY PItL 1row ly IJted We Movg Hous GaSeptember 10. Elcott moring thp taiing p1ar bneath hi. Barbr strtet.

Brwn prepring lower wih eralwork piar underlne Brow waIte Is fel I Wa fell81 on mall falng dfeUf I frt toUgt tha had bn kUe Dr. Dlar ad Gss luJmone atende hi I- jUi rght brken In. th ar abve let bne Interl have them8lveS appaent lll Iljurs nt regrded tatl I wl sverl weks II able to. apn Mr. Emet ad.

Sptembt Spca1Mr. Emmet Cm tot ly It Frnkln cun die a plac tOay anet Ungtng 1ne8. II IUnve Ind MVra smal chidrn. HATH WAVt THB1PTJAE sluls Ti hl itJ and 1lfJ ia a IItr a 8tdlre fJ WMk8k Prd sp Glom' 1 011 tUlnl 61 ttf Ih. dr i 331nnBd rf t.

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i iUI i i Fc i' iION8TTUTiQNj SEPTEMBEB1i9O1 I week. bei d1iQver 3fjsofthehemy. Fourththt1S teted1D C8p0 yj the a iea spanleh al h1 an de- loun it rom 4 In i 14 I a reasods I Colonand de- It andse actI re- 55 th been ehid loch 4 aile- aid re- defene. SiJiltiEN flEAW Georgia pecla1. A.

Dr. C. de- the iiilSS4. year. ere 10.

the againe 4- it ac- deb11Itatedsystem1n amb ftUIp ROMANCE TTzii 10 La Unw od last he fewm1nutea' Onthe whatcaused 1 Spedal. liVe wassent Special. fo an 1th It. dis- 10. V.

trL The ma11 Special. ar- 1. Special. Speciai. If nd I reiathg I tomozro WHY 6iiii 1OUNTRY InLarsitIngFts Needs-Ignore the sees th era i im- or re aroundthis anuj Inyestigatethem Speclal0 Eibert county I a trsona Including Cutederit sit Sonth-Es Specisd.

throughthe Ir4 as nd 0. as fol- dod th nd de- Speeial. es 111 Special. I I hurc Otk. I th thIhI aU" I OZ DITOBtXZZT Ofaillution Is ormed tici are I Pursuant 1.

The and as aysnxia1 an alon mecIa3 lines an iaa in DOU1ation. AbOut concerted of the people to us therefore the pars of the press will results desired hereforo. Organize Purpoce of Working togethrp trial lines looking port thecause are rite the boardi of trRde. i urty P. 0.

Dispatch teon agaJilet elfare 1I clatlo September CL Spedial. 114 fo oneof meeting. memorialfrom Nontgomery. lth fdt great the arble it i50OF I was eIeided I haS appropriated 1tierbet1iltj' Ut1tiiaiftt tealbesi .2 :1 DOORS TODAY PtsbabiyLtrgest UNIVERSITY It Special Will signed mu th Thecourse ear see- tilleU. 2iIkt amount be fall.

4 1 i- ee Speeiat Captalnyates Specialj Fre mad Hehas bk him aiiu SOUyenlrs. ReLate returning io jdaila hiS wllFWitteS beokon the friiiplnonu OOn- jiow I Speeial 10. lodgeofOdd SpeciaL In- driven ye 0 ty- AY' Sodwuthea I5c Yllsllivpemai vt Iet Ills. 50 i sddreU nreadtRnilssti PA If 75 Mi. saU wl5 Es ps esassaizi disIasW yseiaoitaDetelOpsr yoc at lstltcity Sgictr.

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