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Liability VOL. XXX ATLANTA. GA- THURSDAY MOBNIKG JULY 29 TEN PAGES PRIOE fy Testimony of Numerous Witnesses Yesterday faf Instances of the Prisoners Un natural love for Little Giris Were Testified To WI DOMINATING MANIA WITH HIM Possessed Always with the Idea of Securing a Child for His Wife De terse Building Up a Strong- er Case on the Line of Insanity Than Before. Tomorrow morning the twelve Jurors In the FLinaan cue will be called upon to UI whether or rot. flve months ago when tie murderer shot and killed two helpless UnET he was In that strange psycho- condition described by authorl- ties on mental and nervous diseases.

In that vvgue. elusive and unsatisfactory term- parat ala. The Issue of murder has been lost in the rtrugle with this deep hard vexing ques- lion of delusional insanity. Flanagan has told the Jury that he murdered the two women. Now the jury must say that he was feting from that form of delusional mono- Iroanla.

and Is Irresponsible. or it must give Itts verdict UuU- he was sane and capable appreciating the distinction between a right and a wrung. A mistrial Is expected. For hours yesterday. medical experts- who hue devoted years of study to mental dl8- eases and nervous derangements gave the velve silent judges a minute analysts of what they indlvllually believed to be his wndltlon at the time of the murder.

The experts were divided in their opinions. Some of theta were firmly convinced that Flana- gas Is a paranoiac. and is therefore guiltless of responsibility. for the crime which committed. Others say that he is sane and that he la responsible for the murder.

Still others say tint he exhibits symptoms of Insanity but that he Is sane enough to distinguish the moral difference that exists between a crime and Its antithesis. Dr. Pjnckney. Btoell and Purse. were emphatic In their belief that the prisoner was lufltring from a fixed systematized delu- tton which he could not resist when he murdered his victims.

Flanagans morbid pursuing and persistent passion for little girls was the great CI feature of the eass that stood out so prominently through the maze of the days vMenc This love for female children wan to have the predominating er In his strange Insanity. He cared totiing for grown women. but was always Irytt4 to marry some little child. Several of Ills little sweethearts were In court yes- Urday. All of them were pretty.

which Iho1l" that mixed up with the complexity brain visions was a true apprecla- fe of the beautiful. laflagans love for little girls brought Iboot the tragedy. He advertised in The Constitution for a little cr and became LLquainte with the family whose ruin he Accomplished with his own. The love or Onail girl. evidently pursues him still wen though tits whole sensibilities are teadeaj by his rude clash with an unseen edftary force that was within him and hs conquered reason and wrought leatl.

terday little Leila Allen the innocent USof tt East End tragedy 113 brought rto the courtroom for a few moments. It the feature cf the trial for Flanagan th only occurrence that has stirred that stupid inattention to what ng around him. Allen Came In. girl wroucht a great change the miserable who has at no 0' evidenced the tehest inter- i trial. He was sitting with his nios on the table wn she was In.

Somehow he seemed to feel her nce by aie mysterious sympathetic tpathy. lie raised up and looked slowly RIa look or insane crafty sullenness Mge 1 to on of charmed and mesmerized lie watched the little girl with a look In his shot eyes. His formed He even reached up htlld ai smoothed the shaggy beard brushed 1 his disordered hall' looked at the little KirL She fS tened interest that one might Th ta LAMDEN KILLED BOTH OF THEM. Xivett Brothers Slain in Waco Brokerage Office. Waco.

Tex. July 28. In the stock brokerage allies of C. E. Trace Co.

today. B. F. Klveit and W. W.

Klvett were shot and killed by V. Lamden. a member of the firm. Bad feeling had existed between' the Klvett brothers and Lamden for some tiro growing out or charges made by the relatives of Larrxlbn and a sister of tho Kvetts. The shooting between the broth- era and Laniden occurred during the busiest part of the day.

when the office was crowded. and it caused Intense excitement Two more of the Klvett brothers armed themselves and proceeded to the scene of the shooting threatening' to kill Lamden. but they were not allowed to enter. The killing Is universally looked upon as Justifiable. About a.

month ago the Klvetts attempted to kill Lamden. Inflicting a. knife. wound on him and they had frequently threatened to kill him since then. This morning they appeared In the doorway of Trice office.

Lamden was informed of their coming. As they appeared In the doorway they drew their pistols. but Lamden fired with a shotgun before they could shoot killing B. F. Kivett Instantly.

W. Kivett rushed on Laonden with his revolver. The men wrestled over the weapon which Klvett succeeded in firing several times without result. Lamden finally succeeded in drawing his revolver and shooting Kivett three times. Lamden was uninjured.

PREACHER SHOOTS HIS UNCLE. Says He Did It Because the Old Man Ruined His Daughter. Tuscola. III. July John Hurst.

a well- known Baptist preacher came to Tuscola this morning and placed himself In the hands of Sheriff Hagley. saying he had emptied two loads of shot Into' his uncle Mason Caldwell. He says ClIldwdl ruined hs daughter. Madeline. fifteen years old.

FIRED UPON BY MOONSHINERS. Revenue Officers Receive a Fusilads from Ambush. Raleigh N. C. July Speclal.

While Deputy Revenue Collector Hilland a posse were making a raid on moonshlners In Lenolr county last night. they were died on by ambushtd rnoonshner5. F. T. Harper was hit by four buckshot and seriously Injured.

Arrests will follow. The moonsblners are known. The still was destroyed. RECOMMEND CHIEFS DISMISSAL. Saveunah Council Committee After McGuire.

Savannah. Ga. July 2S. Special. The committee appointed by the council LO make an Investigation Into the workings of the different commissions made an interesting report to that body tonight in which It recommends the dismissal byIBS nre commission of Chief of Firemen John E.

McGuire. on the ground of lncompe ency. The charges were preferred aguinst the chief by a number of Insurance men from Atlanta. representing the Southeastern Tariff Association. and tills committee has had In hand the investigation of these charges.

In case the tire commission refuses or falls to consider the report of the committee and to act in accordance with its suggestion. it recommends that proceedings be Instituted against the commission itself on the ground that its members are Incompetent. There a crowd In the council chamber when the report was read and considerable comment. has been created by it. HOPELESS INSOLVENCY CHARGED jjiH filed Against a Building end Loan Association.

Chjcago July 2s. to a bill tiled iii the civil court the Mechanics' and Traders' Savings and Loan Building Association ihas en alleged noriag6 of The bill also charges that the officers of the association aided tile secretary to use the building society as a feeder fur the latter's business and that there were al- loans anJ that a number of stockholders are in default on their payments. Tue complaint asks the court to remove ail officers and aPPont a tern- porary receiver to act as secretaryand to lnv ucaie. It is also charged that the association is hopelessly insolvent mid that its surplus account of I3M exics only on paper. The complainants ate Jwnta B.

ttuble and other stockholders. WILL CHEERFULLY RELEASE HI2I Urs. Corey Says Her Husband lies liven Re Only 35 Cents. Montgomery. Ala.

July Speclal. A senlatiuI1i divorce suit has been flied to the chancery court of Russell county at Stale. Mr. G. W.

Cory a. business man of d. sues hl. wife for divorce. charging infidelity and naming as respondent a prominent business ms of Girard.

whose name is not stated in the telegram from there. Mrs. Corey applied for a. divorce some months ago. She is quoted as saying that she will cheerfully release her matrimonial mate that she has been married to him for two years and he lifts never given her but Iii cents in all of that time.

MINERS MARCHING IN ILLINOIS. Sheriff Wires the Governor To Send Troops at Once. Roanoke. lit. July 2S.

The sheriff has wired Governor Tanner asking for troops to protect the miners and mines. The sher- iff has sworn in fifty deputies and- ha. some special police. but is unable to procure a sufficient force to resist the 1000 men marching bere from several near towns. Great exclt ment prevails.

Metamora. IlL. July Twenty deputy sheriffs have been worn in to go immedl- ately to Roanoke. where an invasion of coal miners Is expected from Mlnonk. Streator.

Oangley. Wenona. Toluca and Rutland. for the purpose of forcing the miners to Join the strike A telegram from Mlnonk says three iits dred men have left there and will meet othtf at Benson. th erUlre force to number-800 to 1000.

They threaten to Roanoke until every miner- Is out. Tbi marchlnis miners rearry pTOTUloniifaffldlent for eveiral day. MINEOPERATOR GET TOGETHER Trn Uniformity" Scale Adopted Section by Section. SEVERAL SPEECHES MADE DeArmitt and All Leading Men Were Present. MINERS NOT ADMITTED TO CONFERENCES Statement Mado That This Agreement We.

Not Drought About by the resent Strike of Miners. Plttsburl" July 28. The true uniformity" conference of coal operators of the Pittsburg district concluded its work tonight' at 9:11 o'clock after a two days' session of SANK DUBJNQ A DENSE Bark Florence Run Down by th Steamer Scandinavian. Boston. July IS The British steamer Scandinavian from Liverpool.

reports running down and sinking the barkenttne Florence. while In 4 dense fog twenty- miles south of Cape' Hace last Saturday. The captains wife end of tho crew or the Florence were lost. The Florence was pound from Sydney. C.

D. to St. Johns. N. F.

INDIANS TOLTTD IN A WRECK. Six Savages Slaughtered and Nine Were Badly Injured. Reno Ney. July One of the worst wrecks in the history of the Central ciSc railroad occurred at 9:43 o'clock this morning on Twenty-five Mile Hill. bout six miles west of Reno.

The engine was overturned and thrown to one side of the tracks The track and road are Uttered with the. of beg. gage. express and mail cars reduced to kindling Of fifteen Indans. who were riding on the blind baggage.

six were kilted and pearly all the. re- CROSBY AND BRIDE BOTH TAKE POISON Man Is Dead but the ThysIcIans Saul the Womas. CROSBY BORROWED MONEY Claimed To Have Large Amount at Ins Command. BUT THAT A REMITTANCE WAS DELAYED Made Contracts with Real Estate Agents of Starke Fla. About io Be Exposed lie Starke.

Fla. July 28. Special. But for prompt action there would have been a double tragedy here this morning. At o'clock a hurried call came for physicians Profile yv of Showing the Assymmetry of the Face.

clove and persistent work. The twenty-one sections of the uniformity agreement were thoroughly discussed and adopted. section by section. The best of feeling prevailed thrcughont the meetings. the only exception being the bolting of Colonel Rend at yesterday's session.

Just previous to adjournment. however. Judge Owen announced that Colonel Rtnd had authorized him to state that any agreement the conference adopt- ed would receive his Rends hear. ty operation aj he would sign It It 95 50 or even 20 per cen. of the operators were sincere in the sanction of It.

The conference appointed a committee of flve W. P. DeArmitt B. Zerbe. J.

J. Stoyler. 3. Ii. Overt and N.

O. Sanford- with General John Little to secure the tllg- natures of the operators to the agreement This committee will begin its work tumor- row. It will be aided by the Ohio board of arbitration. When the requisite number of signatures has been secured. another meet.

log will be held to ratify the agreement. Speeches were made by DeArrnitt. Damp- liter Little. Zeroo and others. all express- log satisfaction over the result of the meeting and predicting the success of the plan.

The agreement as adopted provides for cash payment of wages 2000 pounds to the ton. check wetghmen on tKe tipples miners to be credited with the full quantity of coal contained In the mine car. abolition of company stores semi-monthly pay days. uniform price for pick mining In the thin and thick vein districts. and screens not exceeding one and one-half Inches.

It also provides that In case of the violation of the provisions and terms of the agreement. a penalty-Of JO cents pet' ton on the total output of coaTmlned by the violators will be charged. which penalty Is to be paid to a commission subject to the right or further tlon or appeal. Said penalty when col- looted. Is to be distributed among the sign era of the agreement.

pro rate In proper- tion to the total amount of tonnage or output made by them during the year. The commission Is to be chosen annually and shall be known by the name of the uniformity commission. It shall be Imposed of nine members. thick and thin vein operators having proper representation. Tho members shall be sworn to faithfully and Impartially perform the duties of their office.

and' will be authorized and empowered to inforce the judgments and awards. The operators. with a. few exceptions. want it distinctly understood that the pasoare of agreement whereby all operators are to adopt a similar system.

and are to pay the same relative price for mining has nothing to do with the great strike. They wish the miners to disabuse their minds of any such theories. The operators nave also shut out the miners' leaders from taking. any part in the conference that' may take place rough questions arising betw the operators and miners. by inserting a clause In the agreement stating the commission shall be composed of Workmen employed by the subscribers.

The attendance at the session today was not as large as the day previous. Operators from live rail mines and five river mines agreed to take. part In the' convention. which is a larger percentage than it was hoped to get here. Postmasters for Georgia.

VaglungU.iu July 2S. BpexvalJ Postmasters named for Georgia towns today are- harkrdoie Washington county W. H. Etarkadale Hampton" Henry county. J.

A. Florence IrvlnltoD. Wilkinson county. Ida Fountain Worth. Worth county.

J. M. Scovule Zbeulon Pike county. ymcbef. Amth ra todaymade postmaster county.

malnder were more or less Injured. Several others were hurt. The wreck was caused probably by the rails spreading. DEATH STRUCK CASEY OUT. William Valentine Dies of Abscess on the Brain.

New York. July 21 William Valentine a well-known Brooklyn' newspaper nan who claimed to be the author of Ca fc at the Bat. died today at Oyster Buy Long Island. aged thirty-five years. of abscess of the brain.

lie was born in Dublin and was educated for the priesthood but gave up his studies and came to this country. He had worked on several Chicago. New York and Brooklyn papers. DEATH PREFERRED TO HOSPITAL Negro Slashes His Throat with a Razor. Albany.

Gi. July 28. Special Durham Davis an old negro who his a. dread of being sent to too hospital. today gashed his throat badly with a razor saying he would rather be taken to the cemetery than to the hospital.

His suicidal efforts failed however. and he was carried to the hospital for treatment PRESIDENT TAXES A VACATION. McKinley and His Family' Leave for Lake Champlain. Washington. July 28.

President MelC1n- Icy left' Washington today for a vacation that may keep him away from- the city for six weeks. He was accompanied by Mrs. McKinley Secretary and Mrs. Alger. Mr.

Porter. Assistant Private Secretary Pruden and Executive Clerk Cortelyou. The white house steward and a. maid servant also were-In the party. Mrs Porter with her children will Join them at Jersey City.

They will go from' here direct to Lake Champlain. NEGRO MAN USES HIS SHOTGUN. Charges That the White Man He Shot Insulted His Wife. Columbus. GL.

July 28. Special. Tom Posey. a young white man. was today arrested In Glrard on the of.

larceny. Posey and two other young white men figured in a somewhat sensational occurrence near Hurtsboro. Ala. night before last. The young men had stopped at the house II.

negro for some' reason. and while they were there Posey was very painfully wounded. The negro fired a double shotgun. at him and he was thoroughly reppered with the shot. The darky claimed that he had made Improper approaches to his wife.

More Pact Regarding POsey Montgomery Ala. July 28. Special A letter- from HunUboro in Russell eaton. ty. brings the Information that a few nights ago' at Hooks station.

a remote precinct In that county. three young white men. Tom Posey Ed CQulter and another. were sluing on the. porch of a.

country tore when they were fired upon by a band of negroes. The white men ran in different-directions all of them being- wounded. Posey came- to Hurtsboro and related the facts to the officials there. He Is badly wounded. and says the others are perhaps more se riouslyhurt than he is.

John loleman. a negro' living at Hooks station has been. arrested- and confesses that he dil some of the shooting. His Hand Badly Mashed ColumbusJOaL July 3. Special.

Wal ton Jones. av white man. employed at the Southern' plows works this afternoon bed hIs hand very badly maShed. It was caught from F. R.

Morgan's house. Drs. Stewart and Powell found Henry Crosby breathing his last. and his wife. Mrs.

AlwlldVr Reeves Crosby. a bride of ten days' time. In an advanced stage of poisoning and rapidly succumbing' to its ftfEtcts. Prompt measures were Immediately taken with the result that the lady is now pronounced' out of. danger.

Very little can be ascertained as' to the orethods or causes of their taking poison. Mrs. Crosby maintaining a profound and determined silence. Crosby came here about a month ago front Waynesboro Wore county Georgia. near Waycross.

where he asserted he was proprietor and operator of large farming and naval store industries. He claimed to have 75000 at his command. and to ho on the lookout for a. desirable turpentine masufacturtog location. He decided on a desirable lace- lion here.

and made three contracts with resident real state agents to he consurn- ntatoo today when he said he would re calve a large cash remittance. Pending the arrival of the remittance. Crotbi' borrowed from 100 to 150 from various country and city friends to whom he Invariably asserted that he would straighten it all up at noon today. He purchased a bottle of strychnine from the Starke Drug Company a wl ago. and' It is the pinion physicians that he drank his fatal draught from this.

Whether he attempted to murder his wife or whether they both decided to die together. cannot be learned owing to th persistent silence of the Crosbywas around town' today until nearly 10 o'clock. and his death occurred only about one-half hour before the arrival of the mall' from the north upon' which. he confidently assorted a. large remittance would be brought.

Crosby claimed to have been a Baptist preacher In Georgia. and a relative of Senator Abraham Crosby. He was married ten days ago to the oldest daughter of Richard Reeves or Ward City in this county. It Is needless to say i that no remittance has come for him. and diligent Inquiry fails ttf throw any light I on his past except that he is closely connected with the Crosby.

of CoUeton county South Carolina. The matter causes' a great sensation here. YOUNG MAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE. Cooper man of Asnericus Swallows Large Dose of Morphine. Americus Ga.

July 28. SpeclalJ Cooper Durthan a young man well known here. attempted suicide this afternoon by swallowing two grains morphine. By hard work physicians succeeded In relley- lag Dorman of the dose and he Is now' recovering from Its effects. Despondency is alleged by relatives as the cause of his rash act.

OBSTACLES ARK IN THE TV A These May Prevent Bichmcnd Getting i the Grand. Army. Vs. July S3. Special Tb Young Men's BusinessAssociation Is work.

Ing with enthusiasm In theeffort to secure I the 4809 encampment of the' Grand Army i of the Republic Richmond. but there" teems to be considerable doubt whether they will succeed In carrying to Buffalo next month such an Invitation asthe union veterans' are likely to accept for. two years hence. It Isuotatall likely that the two veteran camps here. bearing the flame.

of Lee and' Plckett. will unite In the Invitation i The refusal of thirteen out. of. the two i grand army posts of Pennsylvania' to Invite the survivors tPlckelf division to participate Jin. a.

reunion in Philadelphia next month adds to th complication. Toe Young Men's Association will ak. General John Gordon bf commander In chief of tha United Confederate Veterans to pr ss Richmondsclaims at Buffalo SUK WILL TSYITS BAYS JH ypoj Can Get 0 the MOOD exua. en Eclipse Will Pollow. Ttie sun ari3 moon will plash" swords thls morning.

The second eclipse of the year and the. last that will be vlsl81eln Atlanta for some tlina occursthis morning at until after 10 o'clock. When the eclipse Is at Its height. the sun win appear to' be a crescent and only about one-fourth will be Visible The eclipse- will be plainly visible In- Atlanta and all parts of North America Cuba Mexico and Central America. and pa the Atlantic ocean.

It will be an annular eclipse. Atlantlans wm be awake early this morn- DK and will view the astronomical phenom- coon an til the moon passes across thepath of the sun and it lost to sight. ORDERED TO SIGN PEACE PAPKaS Sultan Instructs Tewfik Pasfia To Wind Up the Matter. London July 29. A special dispatch from Athens.

received this morningsays that the sultan has instructed Tewflk Pasha. the minister forforeignaffairs to sign the peace preliminaries on Saturday next. OBJECTIONS TO CAPTAIN TPY met of Greater Republic Plaid Fault with New United States Minister. Managua Nicaragua July The diet of the greater republic of' Central Amer. lea has declared' Captain W.

L. Merry. of San Francisco who was recently appointed United States minister to Costa. Nicaragua and Salvador. persona greta.

YLE3 IN THE SADDLE. AGAIN. Will Take the Field To Direct Affairs Against Insurgents. Havana. July 28.

via. Key Wet. Fla. Captain General Weyler It. Is announced will take the field In a few slays to personally direct military operations In the' lie- vans province agalustleverlLl bands of In surgents from fifty to two hundred strong.

This step Is due to an. attempt on the part of these bands to reunite. Durand and His Supporters Stoned by IL Mob. Lime. via oatYPlton x.

July 28. Con gross did not begin Its session. today. owing to too Absence of a quorum. Deputy Durand and hit' supporters.

were stoned by the mob as they left the cham her. NOTIIING BUT A BARREN ROCK. That Is What Officials Declare Palmyra Island To Be. Washington. July 23.

State department officials say that no new-issue la presented1 by the seizure of Palmyra Island by5 the. British reported somedays ago by an Incoming vessel. for Great Brltalnhas maintained elgM tj hjMj SiESi JI tiThe rsT TfleTsiand saldtonUeliJthe Polynesian group- end although Hawaii has asserted aJclfllm to its possession our government has not. been strongly Impressed with the validity of the claim. Meanwhile the Brtus it la said.

not only have asserted a claim to it. but have actually occupied the island for some years past. In view of the probable annexation of Hawaii by the United States the matter doubtless will receive closer attention in. the future at the hands of the state department but It is not expected that the subject wilt prove to to difficult adjustment. particularly in view of the fact as stated by naval that Palmyra Island is nothtng more than a barren rock in the distant a thousand.

miles from Hawaii. I- ADUlRAIi MILLER IS TO LEVL Will Assume Command of the Pacwo Station. New York. July 28. Rear Admiral J.

R. Miller today hauled down his Sag frrn the. cruiser Brooklyn. lying at le. Staten Island.

and will leave at once for. San Francisco to assume command of tile Pacific station as soon as he can reach Hawaii The Brooklyn will probably be attached to the north Atlantic squadron during too summer cruise and will sail for Newport R. I. where the fleet will rendezvous early next week. i ON DENOUNCED THE XmCK Sensation Caused by a Socialist in 1 gian Chamber Brussels July 28.

There was a lively scene in the chamber of representatives today during the debate on the reorganization of the guard. Vh the clause which provide. the oath of obedience to the king was reached Deputy Demblon. socialist protested and began to make a violent personal attack upon- King Leow1d. who he said.

had compromised himself by playing at being a German admiral. during a- recent visit to. Kiel. A prolonged uproar ensued. embloa was twice caned to order.

but persisted In attacking the king. The president of the chamber ttea failed for a vote of censure upon' the offending deputy which was passed 74 against IT. MAsmNGOMm AMONG SLAIN. Rioted African Chief Killed by British Troops. London July 21 Right Hon.

Joseph Chamberlain. secretary of state for the' colonies. ta received a. QiSPatch Irons her majesty's high commissioner at The Cape stating that In the fighting at Fort Martin near Hartley South Africa on Saturday. the noted Chief a.

was slain and between 400 and 500 of his followers were taken prisoners. The government forces occupied all the positions at UarUea Kraal where they captured more than 100 prisoner WOODPOBD SAILS POE. SPAIN. NOW United States Minister Leaves-for the Scene of His Duties. New York.

July 28. General Stewart L. Woodford. United States' minister to Spain. sailed today for the scene of his future duties.

General Woodford was ac. companied by his wife and daughter and by the member of the legation. The latter were John R. MacArthur as- Blatant secretary Captain Laater If. Bliss.

U. S. A. naval attachel Captain George 8. Dyer.

United Statesnavy naval at tactic. There also sailed with General Wood. ford his nephew Stewart' Woodford ea pen his niece. Miss Mary tatl1n and Miss Isabella Bridges Surrendered by Bondsmen. Rome Ga.

July ZS. SpeciaL N. iL Bridges county school commissioner or Floyd county today urreoderedb7 bondsmen. mi NOT IIEED mm ills Asters 4ssalaiilsJunijon8fl UN MEH HOME AT JUG Mayor Bush Issues Orders to the Mili tary To Defend the from At- tack but the Soldiers Decline To Protect the Murderer. Mobile.

Ala. July 291 a. At' 7:30 last night Mobile was stirred up by- one of the foulest murders its the criminal' history of the ty. and as the night prog- reseed the excitement became greater until at the houfMsf writing a mob of 5000 oW termlned mien Is assembled outside the dtyV1 jail demanding that the negro assassin turned over to them. The victim is Torn Jones one of th bes known and highly respected men credited wlth having the mildest dlsposl- tlon of any man in the community.

Ha was a confederate veteran belonged to many associations. For more than thirty-five years he hadv been engaged to the shipment of oysters and was equally as well known and liked In western cities where be did In response to his sisters call for help he left his front gallery pipe la mouth and unapprehenzlveof violence. lie found that a negro named Isaiah Davis had tken Jn thjpugb goor tj next deace tp Klaxon Cedar etreet and pushing past the colored servant had mad a deznonstratioa toward his sister. Jones immediately tackled the intruder who was breaking away for the back of a the premises" and after a short scuffle Davis picked up a cruciform wooden rangement which had come off a fence rj and dealt the old man a terrible blow on the left temple with it. The victim sank with a broken neck and died instantly.

Six men rushed Into where the negro- was at bay and secured him after a strug- gta He was tlednand and foot. and from the rapidly gathering crowd the cry was general. Lynch him. A patrol wagon filled with officers drove up just In pLok of time and a desperate struggle A the possession of the prisoner followed. The law won securing the right to a trial for Davis If the well-built city prison can stand the onslaught which is meditated.

Both night and day police forces are oq duty in the vicinity of1 the prison. Tine 5gj coroners Jury adjourned until today to still the tumult outside the where the Inquiry was progressing Tile whole of the First regiment has been ordered out by Mayor Bush but the men win not respond and there are not 100" men now In the armory. Including officers. SENTENCED TO SWING He Turdered a Little 07 At mont Ala. Greenville.

S. C. July 28. Special. Austin Simmons was today sentenced to be hanged September 17th next.

Simmons was convicted last November of the murder of a little named Griffin at Pled- mont. The crime was an unusually desperate one. the-little boy being shot in the bead. and th thrown in the river. Circumstantial evidence pointed to Sim mons as the murderer and.

he was convicted In November but an appeal was taken. The' appeal has since been abandoned. The deed was committed In June of lat year and Simmons was first sentenced to be hung In July last. He was respited pending the decieipn of the appeal. Nothing but a pardon from the governor can save him now.

lie is about twenty years old. His victim was twelve. AN OLD psm ASSAULTED. Kegro Woman Knocked Him Down To Chattanooga Tenu July 28. Special.

Max Silbertnall. an aged and respected. Hebrew who" to-a partial paralytic. was- assaulted tonight as toe was going across a vacant lot by a dissolute muscular negro woman and beaten Into Insensibility. The woman.

whose name la Jane Brown. then proceeded to rob the prostrate taking sit themoney he his cost. odt was In the act of taking his shoes when afe 3 policeman fortunately came In sight The womanf started to runiul was over taken and seed in jail Sllberman is la a precarious condition and it is believedl that he will die. DEAD POR POS Peter Ybeiley Though Dead Named- for Office. flrltdi TjenBL July Specal.

It ii velope5 t0 Peter Yoakley. appolnUd postmaster at Wahoo. Sullivan oountir vwa BKd at th I crecsaan BTOWDIOW. ive NC 5 ces. IAL TV LY COJ st.

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ltf red IY ature ttIIIJto 01ler terda hJa bon girl UI for pursues' sensl bllltls adened unseea eredftary rce UJIt YOsterday Of the as tad tho stirred from. Plog When Leila I little er mEn lime boro In. r- In tho se-ad leUllIg when lE8 ne tltto th some It 7. 81' hanged one tne t. rgL ace WU transtormed.

ne and smootl ed sod The. back TIe little gist looked at Flanagan na3n lnt rejit olie 1 In Gm 1 otl etll time. Lamd La en cro cftelr. nt. th unlversall IlIfiic lIlIg llIlng oorway suc eded ItBecause hlm.

elf Hagleysaylng ason says 1s MOO NSHINERS. B. puty Hut. and were ra1 i tlr hlt serlou ly In red. 3estro ro 01dMEND Aft The 0 bY incompeaency.

ch rges ag lnst. eo lmltlee investlgatlonot of I rt-p rt ROlELESSINSOL VENCY ii nd uly cl 4ug tchanics' an an 1 O- cJa tlon. la5 rlajle 3JoJ aawcla on use th bUI 5S. mr rs mehts Tne cc lnt rem 1Jur li ti II hOP I 9IY exi. IX SyH lIUliband 3 A lien ativnal RUls I1 Se Ie.

co- pondent I Mr. oted' cheer Cully I fortw oftbat Wir 1I The a9 fo to 11 to' prc cure aevera1oear exc tement Twentydeputy for' thepurp 8 strke n.un- havelett et oth.3t enson. the lre tier. 800 totar at 75 MINE OPERATORS opted OE We MadThat The trlct ork after. Ilon NK DtmINGADENSE Poll.

Florence. byth' StemerS ning and I ng barkentine tnde lae I 1d thecrew iosL Tit Un4 ney. NiF XILLEti Slaughteledand 8 en rlne rown tra. debris of. carereduced ANDBRIDR TAIEPOISON I omu.

CloimedTo m. nd. About But FTlanagan Tvv-o 1 Ii ty As yu1r perslst lt excepl be ng opera tloR and five I tt Dyert' agre. menL re ult pre Uctlng poun ls tl tlppl s. credited' tot coal ml ty pa safe tlgre ment oPia a1 quas onB' between alll lI he ion da nes laa her Po tto i an ty od ovntyJ countYJ.

ZbeulqnJ1k FID 8tD1th 1uto made i tfQ I malnderwere I I wr k' I II William Val n- Iran. sey edtoday Isla l. ag ed ated Neg Sluhe- mThroat Durham I be. sul idal or may tromthe Irs. were in children.

Insulted Tom II. roen Ina Hurtsboro t. of negro. om reasOn ther woundecLThe doubl barreled repperedwith clalm Specw. I he' on In countyJhree Pos y.

country whentbey 1l uponby lids an 4 e. rs Are per. ha. 1 stoutly hurt than. negro at hue ndconteues d4aom the.

m1 flndB d1y' cC lurobu S. tonJones emploJedat plowworurthla atternooDbad ua rI1 tZ 15 Pow ll his. 1wUd etr cls. ImID dlately tl ca ause8 Wacr asserted re- to wtek fuur- I rn the pen lBtent widow. crosby was hhideath betorethe brought.

Ba tlst preacherln R. eve Cft MANA Coo Ameri us Swa11 W. Lu Jul Special Do1U an afternoonbyawal WAY. I Ih Prev aJting s. The Business Association in the- trorL GrandArmr RepubUc for R1chDondbut Beemsto next ID Jlth uoh as the tortwoeara hen eRls uotat aUlkelythat beartnlrthenamu unlte1n th1tty tWQ r1DYJ a ts.ofPenno-l'Vanla' tolo- theurvIVOIS JfiPlckeltsd1viJIlon to' I dtX Pffn l1enAuo laUon wmacrkGene l.

aeor 1a. a 1 j' 5f f. BA SxNV tGet oftr.theMOoniAIl4 wntFollow. an roo plasJawordath1ll Eo lipse onh yearat t1a tafcw occurs this ants th stin 1VtnaPpear cresc nt onl one-fourth will 1sI Je plalnlyvlllbleln' ofNohhAmertca. anti entr lit awakeearlythis morn- tog enon until acrOBS th'-p th SUlt8nInstru" ts' TewfikrasnTo 14att don July29.

a i dlspat ifr Ived bismorning. says that ruct Tew for for Jgn a1a1 the' CTIOlJS Grea tes zsirhe SanFrancisco ws mtnlste R1 a. no' WEYL1mm s. atew vana tlftyto strong. on 0 th WARM TIMES DOWN IN U.

TPX on. ress Id Dt puty we mo phans- eclare Pal- 28. otnclalsSaY wI8SU re ted I Is1an th British. som days agobl torGreatBr1tal ha.aDJain- ta m' tri yearsrjitian an pld' to. croup althouEbHawan lalmto poses ionour strongIY1mpreSl.

otthe Mean. sa dnOt but. isla somEi yiarspalt th UnItedStates matterdo bUes th of. I expecte4thaL the. bject nf nava mc.

rolles. LE VE Ass of Re uled leave Isco as' a aquadronduring tQ t1 IE ber. ere. epre entaUvea i durtngth 4e ate the. c1vtl WhEn for- the re ched 8OC llst.

pr teste4. King 1ng vlutto twt persJated1nat U1e 1 aa 74' ChiefXU1ed. IL chambetlain tor. baa ttomher ha uloneratThe th tln atoFortMarun. uth Afrlcaon turd ChletM hlngombaa etween4OO and500 hlatoUowera foreea.

occuptedail Kraa1whero cap Ured roON SAIL8JiQE. 11I 1Itb 1 ter LeAves- for fmDutieS w- JutyzsQenera1StewartL. Unltec1States ce ofhia oodordw a ac lmP IJ1led byh1a wlf ri4daughler memtieriLofthe wereJoh IL aCArt1 CaJt1nLuYter JIBI1u BA ttach eorg States navy at- i TbereallOsatt neniWO d. toldhtS. nepl1wi 8tewartrW Odtord nl elIssMa1 1'o JlilyZ1fspecIaLN.

MOBIErMIITA KB SHANDsnEI. 3 H. afusesT Wt ctthff. egrQfro i theAng Mobt WltlflOIHEEO Slstert lanlKiTlf DItl Jnn InasWggle 5I MHOWlJ GAr1H JAI f' i 3 if JUl29 laL9t l30tast. obnewaa by' oitheto estD1 rit jnlhec mtnI PC.

theeltt an Sth i aes mb dti. lI' llernUII81i ti vk3E tf fi redlte wJtb 1 he ml dest dt8pos1 ti :0 i 1tt any rooretJi tblr llYe ye 1f. engage BhII ID ntot 9J1te Bt2S tt hlllfiontga iep. pl JD liIS- aft ho' plck 4up 1form wOod 1rJ E. kitktr 1 wa and3e ured tr genera.

Lynch hinIApapool JE pos3essionotthe PwIlff i i thevlc ty ot th Pr1aoI1oT urn dUntUtooaJ lItilLthetumultout1 er outbr orfBuslJbutthm l1 eN IurderediLL1tt1o t1i1 i 8CJ ten 4 mbe i7th waa. convi tE 1 a.tNov nbei oith6m der' auttiebOr dG 11 mon Thec 1m aBanUIl ilti U7 on t1 beJngsh ndthe UirQ In' lrc tant1 le 1d ncep lnle4 roSI n. th. e- nurd. erer TLI cOn Yi te4 iutana wu Th ap tJiai nba The eedwa In J1i last7eaa.ndSln1m ai tobehi tnJUlTtut i wastwet e.

if SaultedtonJ1rtrtaI. lLg hOU1 I i ji 0 y. I ICES s- IOo ters nd 370 rs250 68 j. 68s. jj iveAgents.

fl I I ddllincr Paiit. Cot CO a AEFAIERATOA Ice A 1thsT G. A. NCU0 A CA1 CjCO. Sj2OO.

tvorabll ngI DPrtment drawn 0 44it I. i THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTIQN. xx 1R7 TEN FIVE OENTS I1NACAN BE SAVED Ills Nse CrctI StrefigEhelled ERTS WERE ON cre Testifiedje1 AS ITll dee who dts- a at he ll ii tIy boa l'er eO byhis Ieredfta tiat as ause courtr3 llnt Ti5 Per he irittlathy. her. tt 1teresu eglsg face traasfo Sn.

ed The rt Ird Fi50fl i ad iZhtened f' nUiIe4t On Eeonct Iage a In Co. Hill beencreated ha inga al Invstlgate. i93O kLI SaysHerMuaband es 1r. WirestheGOYert0r marchinghere excitement oln Tls4marcbir. Ican7 provisiOns auc1ent GETTOGETBER True lt Plorencei1fl The 4 wer4 NP WereBadlylnjured.

an YIom csTier7 24 I 7 Its oe mined lon col- he Inne WhOPd Wasl ngicai t. fo tsla orth. I. 0. 11 A.

Smith was tmaer at Fadette Geneva Alabame i-- t.t.i. a. Slaihealius rard Po upon different dlrec- so- is Columbus Ga. July SpecaLW.l a I under a trip hammer. I commandand Cro by i i dless MANATTEMPT WA is all I oetZ of a I to the Young1en.

a5kGenel. hlef theUtiited press Richmond's claims a- 7N flATSN anlt cui an anmoonwlL swordsthis andthe willbe Atla sometime 7i. lasting to b. Axneica the p4th A morning. forign affairs.

The otCentral Rlca sona nofl. PIe1TDirct agaInst several i'- PU aMob. Con some Britalo. has ald ieIpth it anatterdoubtles of- Bear wtllleave DEMLONDZNOUNGED el lii thencafled whiclnwaspaszed-l4agalnst MricanChieiXllled eph or statingthotlfl atFort morethan ca- andMisi N. was iia KEEPSHANDS OFF- RefvsesTarotecllhe Negro fro- the Aog l1I.

THE CAtL Assailant iIi Torn Joncs In a tiug 1 MEN- 5 Issues e- Z' a I cIty until de- be'- victim the best here. reditedwith Il tC and- belonged e' bad Cfl oe rt- Ce hison- and aitert madC. breaklngaway of- ar- cO 1- the fore fot1 ofthe 100 SIMMONS boy i 1. nt Specla1. one the Little then Sib- wasdcit decision BIBBEW lm Bob Mini.

28. home ano pr eed to the money a- woma run. but over- thatbeWtfldle A MAN PoSTtAETBR. YOkl JW 18 that baLurOY last. has en dead two xe3Iiii1.

lIe was the con- esmafl.