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srcc vMav ku PTTIC fc- TUESDAY. APKTL16 1902- fS DONE TO DEATH BY KNIFE STAB In His Mortem State- ment Bishop Declares Bramlett Guilty One. HE LIVED BUT AN HOUR AFTER BEING WOUNDED ramlett Was Arrested Sunday While Drunk by Marshal a Brother of Deceased The Difficulty Occurred Al- ter His Release. Elllkay. Ge- April 14 SpeclaH Bishop of this place was fatally stabbed here today shortly before noon.

Blsh op lived for about an hour after being wounded. dying In the drug store It Dr. E. W. Watkins on the public sQuare.

In his ante mortem statement Bishop declared It was tisha Bramlett who had Itabbe" htm On Sunday enlng last BramlPtt wee In an Intoxicated condition and wee driving his buggy rekieeOiY over tr town. He was arrested by Wash Blsh Op. the marshal end brother of the de- ceased. an 1 lodged In jail last nl ht The stabbing atfray took place this morning after Bramlett had hen re leased from jail. In Pram- lett thl afternoon about hoon.

hr was shot through the arm. There was a large crowd aro md at thn me and Melvin Flanlgan a youth WT al shot In the hand. T. W. rralgo took a pistol out or the hands or Louis Bramptt.

brother of Ellsha Bramlptt. Craigo tired the re malnlng cartridges In the pistol. and threw It Louis Bramlptt In the meantime made hi escape. The two Bramlrtts were with shop In a table when he is ta fd There are nfllrtlnj1 rumors a to what took place when the arrest was made. Robh Bishop was a tierchant here.

He was the brother of I I Bl hop of th place. HP hid prepared to leave today for a visit to the Charleston exposition. Isha and Louis Bramlptt are sons of ex Sheriff Itramlett. who home is now In Durktown. Tpnn.

BODY WILL ARRIVE TODAY. Punertel Arrangements for Late Mrs. J. S. Todd Have Not Been Made.

The body of the late Mrs. 8 Todd. who died Sunday afternoon In Jefferson hospital. Philadelphia will arrive In At- MRS. 8 TODD.

Whose Sd Death Occurred in Philadelphia unday lanta. this morning at 5 10 clock It Is being accompanied by Dr. Todd end his daughter Miss Louise Todd. both of whom were with Mrs. Todd at the time of her death.

No funeral arrangements have been made and this will not be done until after the arrival of the body. The news of tire death of Mrs Todd was received with much sorrow In the city. She had hosts or friends here. and these offer to the Pd relatives their eat path THIEVES MUST QUIT THE CITY. Savannah.

Ga. April Special. Savannah Is- apparently Infested with a gang of thieves. They are bold In their robberies. tht do not hesitate to play the pin of men who.

wth pins covering their victims. demand mone or life. So frequent hue been the ups of late that Uers today ad red the following letter to Superintendent of Polk. Rpllh' whom. hp thinks.

should be able to ut a stop to the crimes' Owing to the Increase In the number robberies and hold uj on the streets of the clt I desire that yOU instruct the police. and SpflalJ the detectives. to watch suspicious characters I al desire oi to Instruct the police to arrest all persons who are vagrants that is who hive no employment and no vlsfble means of support. but who are Idling their time on the streets. It Is desirable to rid the city of the presence of worthless characters alto do not work and who evidently do not desire to work.

There Is ample' authority vested In the police for this purpose. It Is their business to know such char- scters and they must gln at once to rt 1 Savannah of thorn. AID WILL BR- GIVEN TO THE STRIKERS American Ffldenttin or Labor Dis- cusses Augusta tlcbnt WILL RENDER ASSISTANCE This Body Will Do All In Its Power To Help the Striker. To Secure the Ten Per Cent Increase They Seek. Washington.

April 14 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor today began a. week. session at which matters of vital Importance to the labor Interests of th country were con- side red. Henry Fischer. president of the To- bacon Workers' International Union made application for aid In the strike of the employees of the tobacco firm of W.

3 Yarbrough. of Richmond. Va. The executive council decided to render every possible avals' ance fop- an amicable adjustment of the matter In dispute. or upon the totlure to bring about the desired re suit toy aid th organization In every way w1 hln Its powei.

Mr. fil beft and Mr. Whltehead. repre- senttng the United Textile Workers of America In behalf of the out tex- tlla workers In Augusta Ge. stated that a demand had been made for a 10 percent Increase of all he mills In that city and vlclntt that all but one.

the Hung mill had ranted the request. ani that In turn to lockout had en Inaugurated. The executive council determined 10 render every assistance possible to secure suecs for tire striking lo ked out employees AFTER JUDGE AND BAILIFF. MACON WOMAN IS NOW SUING POE DAMAGES. She Claims the Policy They Pursued Was Not Warranted by Law.

Macon. Ga. April 14 Social 1 Something of a sensation has been created by a suli filed against Justice of the Peace George L. Smith and his constable. Jere B.

Golden. Mrs. S. A Hathaway. a widow residing on Oak street.

where she conducts a boarding house. The suit Is for damages in the amount or 2000 alleged to have been caused Mrs. Hathaway by alleged Illegal acts of the two officers mentioned in the proceedings. In her petition for damages. Mrs.

Hathaway sets out that George L. Smith. justice of the peace. and Constable Jpre B. Golden Illegally and force levied on her personal property to satisfy the claim for 75 cents of one Robert Armstrong against the petitioner.

The petition charges that Golden. the constable. forcibly entered the home of Mrs. Hathaway against that lady's re and objections seized and carried away one trunk and three rugs. without legal authority In view of the fact that there had been no legal foreclosure proceedings In the court mentioned against her.

and that Smith. the justice. and Golden. the constable held her personal property In their custody. until forced by her attors to return them.

Mrs. Hathaway charges that the se iz ure was the result of collusion between the Justice of the. peace and his bailiff. or constable. for the purpose of exacting money as costs of court.

from her and that this they had no right to do. Mrs. Hathaway. further alleges that the seizure on the property under the laborers lien was done in the presence of her neighbors who did not understand and that she was greatly humiliated as she is a stranger and makes her living by keeping boarders. MORTUARY.

Mrs. M. L. Stokes Waycross Ga. a cross GH.

April 14 Special Mrs. Mollie Stotiha died at he famll residence. occupied herself. three children. mother.

two sisters and on brother. this morning at 1 elcxk She had been Ill a week with Uphold fever. She was the widow of the late Frank Stokes. of west Florida whj was a prominent turptntine operator. She was a sister of H.

Low the assistant cT hler of the first natioi al bank of a cross and E. P. Lewib-- 1- a prominent business man. The Interment wi 1 be tonorrow aftcToon at iolkston Mrs. A.

B. Morse Abbeville S. me S. April 14 Special Mrs. Amos B.

Morse. wife of the well known merchant of this clt died last night of pneumonia. after a. brief Ill- ne She was a daughter of Joel Smith. one of the leading citizens The interment will be at Long Cane cemetery.

T. B. Davis Franklin Ga. Carrollton. Ga.

April 14 Specjal Thomas B. Davis a prominent and active attorney or the Franklin bar In Heard potlntv died at his home a few days. ago from pneumonia. lie was generalls known over this section of the state and hid been conspicuous In the populist party for many years past. Death of Rev.

Wilton R. Earle. Greenville. S. C.

April 14 iSpedaH News waS received here yesterday of the death of Ret' Wilton R. Earle at Denver Cot. where he was pastor of a. Baptist church. The deceased was a as- live of Anderson county and a graduate of Furman university an Louisville seminary nd a young man of unusual intelligence.

N. D. Wadly Augusta Ga. Augusta Ga. April 14 Special Moses D.

Wadley. aged 37. son of the late Moses Wadley and nephew of the late illiam M. Wadley. died today at the home of his mother on the Sand Hills.

as the result of hemorrhagic fever and Inflammatory rheumatism. He had been an Invalid for' several years. CRIME IS LAID TO USE OF DRUG Lovell Pleads' Guilty in Federal Court to Criminal Use of Mails. IS A CONFIRMED. VICTIM OF THE MORPHINE HABIT Ordered Goods Shipped to Fictitious Names and Disposed of Them.

He wm Be Sent to the Government Hospital in Washington. Augusta. Ga. April 14. Special In the United States court today the case of Warren P.

Lovell. charged with erimi- nal use of the mails was heard and ended with a plea of guilty. It was accompanied by a plea. for leniency based on the ph steal and moral Infirmities of the de- fend ant This case has had considerable puJbllc It in the newspapers and grew out of numerous transactions in which Lovell oroerr goods by mall shipped to fictitious rlmes. These goods he would apply for and dispose of.

and the shipper could never find the person to whom the goods were shipped. This practice covered years and scores of figures It was shown on the trial that Ltavell Is a confirmed victim of the morpttine habit and Is moraJly Irresponsible. Judge Speer sentenced him to eighteen morelhs In the guvernment prison in Atlanta. At the same time he certified the case to the attorney general of he United States which wilt result In the sentence being served In the government hospital in Washington. Judge Spoor expressed the hope that the skill of the government speCiall might restore to health and cure him of the morphine habit.

FIRE IN DODSN WARE HOUSE. Blaze in Printers' Supply Store Last Night Caused Loss of About 5000. Fire broke out in the warehouse of the. Dodson Printers Supply Company. No.

55 South Forsyth street last night at II clock and thedarrsages to building and stock amounted to between J4 000 and Jo 000 How the fire originated is not known. Mr. Dodson stated last night that there had been no tire In the building where the blaze started. The front of the building is used ax a sales room. In the rear is an annex In which a large lot of machinery was stored.

The fire started among the ma- ehinery. When first discovered it wax burning through the skylight and had gained considerable head wax The alarm wax turned In from box 32. at the corner of Whitehall and Hunter streets. The firemen responded quickly and Mon had four or five lines of hose laid through the front store Into the warehouse. Half an hours hard fight got the flames under control and prevented what had threatened to be a disastrous fire.

Mr. Dod on was sent for and he made an examination of. the tos I cannot what the loss Is he said It will hardly go pr 3000 or 000 and ma not be that much. ax the machinery cannot be much hurt by water. How the fire started Is a mystery to me as there was no fire In that portion of the building an day.

The building Is owned by Judge E. B. Rosser. The damages to will be about 000 or 1 BOO Both stock and store were fully insured. CUTS THROAT WITH KNIFE.

E. H. Polndexter Becoming Despondent Attempts Suicide This Morning on Decatur Street. Becoming despondent because he was out of work anti money. H.

Polndexter rut his throat with a pocket knife this morning at 1 :45 o'clock In his room at :20 1 2 Decatur. street. He. wax removed to the Grady hospital. It Is not believed th wound will prove fatal.

Polndexter occupied the room with an other man. hlle his roommate was asleep Polndexter got out of bed this morning opened his pocket knife. and going to window gashed his throat on the right side. Inflicting a wound about Inches in length. He then sat down In a chair by the window.

Shortly afterwards his roommate was waken groans and arising lick creel Polndexter lth the blood gushing from his throat. He immediately bandaged the wound notified the police and the Injured roan was led to the hospital Polndexter is a sober. hard working man. but of late he has been out of work. He gives ax his reason for the ra act that he la out of work.

na no money or friends and was tired of living FIVE CHILDREN AT A BIRTH. Mrs. James McGowan Is Obeying the Biblical Injunction. Poughkeepsle April 14 Igala1 Rhodes. of Ballpys Gap.

Ulster county. announced In this city today that daughter. Mrs. James McGowan. ag' 28 of Tuckers Coiners a hamlet In 1st county.

esterda gave birth to five children all girls and that all are doing well. Mrs. McGowan' other children are a on and a pair of twlrx Good Old Grandmas Advice The children are sick send for grandma Who is there like her for wisdom and gentleness and sympathy since the first baby came What would we have done without her Cueta splendid. my old mother praitot 1118 5057 hiUy nd wo ld barer towitbmt thm How ri W. ll BW 135 Trsoa 8tra Ftrinoraut Ohio I tnffrd with worn Ira 1da know 1 4 a Two momthi uo I wu takra with tnOamatlon of u.

boweU oar Stomach sick kss4sh. I tried Cueln' sad td not Uk a week before I was wli Ttd of up worm is et lone I am yri moch Mrt. Joke Stoat Pat-In By Itl nd Ohio. Never sold ta bulk. The a raloa tablet rtam QllaJllllteed to eve or yr money beck.

twokletfre Address lr anyone who deatm It. Mra. Barry Wood. Eraa th tad. I wu troubled or a loot with llr complaint sad wu in lack Riary that I bad to give op work I took bat 4 doe.

of CueuvU haters I was able to go to work 31 loa. KreiUor UB CooiToua St. gt. Losis. The wisdom of years of experience with her own health.

and grandpas and the children's and children's children hastaught grandma what Is good for her and the several generations of family she has looked after. Grandma of today knows and advises that Cascarets Candy Cathartic are the only perfect family medicine for all bowel troubles. children's diseases. diseases of the stomach and liver sick headaches biliousness and bad blood. at for tb Bowels.

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tad A Solid Mahogany always elegant. always in style always about it an air of the supreme In' the art of farm ture building it is as correct today as in the days of our great-grandfathers a hundred arid fifty years ago. We show solid Mahogany upon our floors for every room in the house furniture without a peer in the city. made by manufacturers unequalled in the world. We tell or but two lines here today solid Mahogany Dressers and Chiffoniers.

The three pieces pictured here you cannot duplicate in the city at anywhere near the low figures we quote here. Compare them point for point and then compare prices. Solid Mahogany Dresser as shown here large base new style front 5 drawers shaped bevel French plate mirror. Manufactured by one of the best known furniture makers in the no world. 00 N.

Other solid Mahogany Dressers as low as 2150. BIG CROWD FOR MEETING Expected That Attendance on T. P. A. Convention Will Reach 500.

LADIES TO BE ENTERTAINED Delegates Will Begin Arriving To- morrow Night Initial Session Thursday Afternoon. The delegates to the eighth annual convention of the Georgia dl Travel- ers Protective. e. Association hlch con- venes In Atlanta Thursday afternoon will begin arrlv ing tomorrow night. They will continue to come in from all sections of the state Thursday morning.

and the convention will open with a big attend- ance. It is expected that 200 delegx ps will be In attendance. and that their fronds and other visitors to the meeting will swell the total number to 500. Reports from the different posts throughout the sta. assure a large and enthusiastic gather- ing.

The committees it. charge are rapidly completing the remaining details and eser thing will be in readiness for the opening session. A meeting of the enter. talnmetat committee was held yesterday afternoon In the office of Chairman Edwin A. Itardin.

and plans for the rectptim of the visitors discussed. The committee has Its. duty well In hand. and proposes to give the visiting drummers a. true impression or Atlanta hospitality.

It Is expected that a large number or ladles will be In the party. and a committee of ladles was appointed to prepare for their entertainment. The committee consists of the following Miss Nellie Ballard Mrs. T. E.

Harvey. Mr P. C. Csehman Mrs. A.

C. Turner and Mrs. Hudson. The convention will convene at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon In the boil room of the Klmball and will adjourn Saturday afternoon. Two sessions will beheld Friday and Saturday at II in the morning and 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

Ample amusement has en provided for the visitors. Thursday night a. theater party at the Grand will oe the feature Friday afternoon a trolley ride to the principal points of Interest In and about the city will be enjoyed. and Friday night the drummers will banquet at the Kimball. Rice Smith.

of Augusta. has been added to the list of banquet speakers. The convention hall. banquet sail and theater will be decorated with bunting and T. P.

A. colors. The work of d-co- rating will begin tomorrow. PEIMABY DATE IN THE Will Named by Committee in Gainesville May 3. Geloecville.

April 14. SpeclaL The democratic executive committee of the ninth congre lonal district has been called to meet in Gainesville on May S. for tire transaction of such business as may be deemed necessary and thought to be to the best interest of the party. The call wa Issued by Chairman John Henley. of Ptckena county.

It to not known what day will he selected for the congressional primary. As Colonel Caster Tate has no opposition. It will In mil probability come on June 5 the MUM as that for the. fttectlon of UU bouv officer Chiffonier to match Dresser solid Mahogany new style front solid cast brass trimmings shaped French plate mirror all drawers mouse proof. As shown in cut at UU N.

B. Other solid Mahogany Chiffoniers as low as 1800. A leader in solid Mahogany like cut with double serpentine front base 46 inches long extra large French bevel plate mirror hand carved. A Dresser others are imitating and calling a great bargain at 3500 as shown in cut at 6) A A Chamber Suit Special for the ex Pew Days. Something you have put off perhaps from time to time because there was no special reason now we give you.

a reason- and the most powerful reason to look to it during the next few days. Suits formerly priced" from 1875 up to 5000 and 5500 all good designs but Summer furniture is coming in and there are more suits at just this range of prices than at others so we make the cut here One 60 00 piece Golden Oak Suit 500 5500 5000 4800 4500 4500 4500 4150 3850 3650 3450 3750 550 One 4250 piece Birch Suit. 3180 4050 Birds Eye Maple Suit 3180 8800 Golden Oak Suit 2500 4000 2700 1900 150018.75 js00 Mattresses If you are interested in Mattresses first-class Hair Mattresses we mean- let us talk with you. First class with us mean first class. We sell no short hog hair mattresses.

i ty VV Atlanta and Memphis limited" Solid Vestibuled Trains Daily. DIRECT CONNECTIONS FOR ARKANSAS. INDIAN TERRITORY. OKLAHOMA TERRITORY AND TEXAS. Effective April I3th the Western Atlantic Railroad and the Nashville Chattanooga St.

Louts Railway will inaugurate a solid vestibule train service between Atlanta and Memphis. Leave Atlanta 4 m. Arrive Memphis 7:50 a This tram will carry elegant new vestibuled coaches with high backed seats and a Pullman Standard Buffet Sleeping Car. H. F.

SMITH Traffic MiBtgir. C. E. mm inl PisstDfirigiDL MANY EDITORS MEET EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION OP NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Prom All Parts of the Country They Go To Enjoy Rot Springs' Hospitality.

Hot Springs. Ark. April 14 Many del gates to the eighteenth annual meeting of the National Editorial Association of America have already arrived but the main body 1 expected In tomorrow on trains run over the Iron Mountain tracks from St. Louis. From the bookings at the big hot and the early arrivals Is expected that almost 1 500 persons will be here by to morrow evening.

A delegation of proml. nent Hot Springs people went to St. Lows to meet the delegates end escort them to this clt A proUDIDe has been arranged that tar exceeds anything In the line of entertainments ever before attempted In Hot Springs and thre will be something doing1 every minute. The delegates and their families are to remain here two weeks and as the weather Is almost perfect they cannot help but enjoy themselves. The following Is the ramme for Tuesday The convention will be called to order at 10 30 o'clock in the big pavilion of the Park hotel by the president.

Albert Tester followed by a prayer by the Rev. Julten Brown. Address of welcome by Mayor George R. Beldin. Address by Hon.

WiPisan 11. Martin. superintendent of the Business Men's League. Address by Superintendent Si. Isle of Rot Springs United States government ion Address" by W.

Folsom. of the Arksneas Press Assoc4atbDe. Response by President Tosler. of the national association. Report on on credentials.

Reading by a list of committee and filling vacancies. POLITICS IS DISCUSSED IN MEETING OF MINISTERS Savannah. Ga. April 15. Special Sa vannah ministers at their meeting today made polities ratter prominent In their discussion.

Rev. John D. Jordan submitted a resolution indorsing the Carnegie plan for a free library and favoring the establish- nsent of a reformatory for the Juvenile convicts in Chatham county. Rev. Beacon Anthony offered a resolution a political character probably for the tint time it the SJitory or the association.

It affirmed the belief in the divorcement of church and state and was for the general good a he conceived It of the public. This resolution called upon all the fair- minded and conservative citizens of Sa yannab to go to the tax collectors office MACON BOYS AU ARRESTED. Macon. Os April 14. 8peciaL Phil herring and Frank Steven two yosog white men.

are under arre on the charge of burglarising the store of. the Dixie Shoe and Clothing Company. The two young men were arrested by Detectives Jenkins end Amuon and Deputy Sheriff Jones. The young men stand well In Use community and their arrest WY a great surprise to their many friends. Both of tile men deny their guilt.

and their' friends are confident that thesa must be some mistake about the matter. The detectives found sotne of the stolen goods at places frequented by the young menand they ar posltiv xUtat they and register. Re urged this as of pe- clal Importance Just now and while ad- vocaUng the interest of no faction in th i field and having no candidates In view he Impressed in his resolution the absolute tm. portance of registration so that they' could be In a position to' support men whosi character was such as to insure good government if they were elected. The resolution was adopted unanimously.

4 The general committee on the 3 ments tar the- revival service of Mr. Crlt- tenden submitted reports which showed that everything will be ready for the evangelist on May 1. Work on the tabernacle has commented. and It will soon be in readiness The as- sedation has purchased tlOOO a tabernacle of adjustable pieces which tail be made large or small to suit the number of those who attend. Sounds like fiction.

a 2524J2 bottles marked the Increase of jj Mot Chandoa Champagne in 1901 over the year 1 sua1 to over 100 per Jj tent. or the combined Increase of all 3 the other Champagnes imported during the put year. Quality Is responsible for' this showing. MOet Chandotr 3 White Seal. Epernay Francis perfec- k.

lion. In Champagne. Clear Pild for LanhamT Oreenyille. Tex. Aj Judge V.

tV. 5 Or ibbs1 democratic candidate for governor opposing Lanham. withdrew from tonight leaving Lsithssn' i clear furL J- tr 4f 5 Afe 3r TBE OON8tlJITJO DAY. 15 I i I The Ing mortem I eclart whohad evening the ar td by ash night re- arre t1ng around time. anr a 1so re- away.

his Bishop was staf as as I. I. Bishop. ths Elisha Sheriff whose ho J. B.

To d. ho Jetfer on 1 J. B. 1 Wh Sund I. 5:10 o'clock.

hi bl' u. these epEst syrn- l. for thy money Iaor hfr ad- Super- ups city also YOU per9 ms le. It f1iI begin on aid Allin Th The ncll gan ee slon mal ters the sidered. I to ry a Iance adJ t- tI re- It the within Tlsbei Ui mand alllthe re unt eXf' 1JU cets out Cia1.

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newspa. I I pI nd I neoVlr I I' I JIlthl gy yernment whl re UIt Prln rs' o'clock. 4000 5000. Ir a I I o1 on tirabIo hadwa I vlnt Dodson ss. I say what It hardly 4000 I I I owne I 10 1500.

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50 1 tl' r- I ays. I reason-now Y. OU VI' th I ra ge a I 6000 4 o. H. I' QQ l6.

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moUJlt tbearran 6-1 of1lr. bereadytor i be wn1aoonbe rea4l11II nOOO a ii r. thosewho I' 25 Iked tbelnCre4I e. bf. Koet.

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turpo cashier Waycross W. Spe.jal. ib PleadsGuHty I I I de- Ity I th the themorphine WAREHOUSE. headway. loss.

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