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TLANTA GA. September 23 1904 It Is Poatie Lire now. Last can for the straw hat. One by one the torts fall at Pert Ar- It Is even said that Author Roosevelt his written poetry. Muffle that braying donkey engine on Peachtree street.

but how An Attanta man for president Is all righi but what's the continental party. John I galllvan solemnly announces doTue with booze. Booze has Georgia and Alabama have commanded rJ to.the trncHers The next order will be fire I JBreatnitt county. Ky. does not Intend that Manchuria and Colorado shall usurp 11 the war news.

i Sir Henry Irving announces his American tour. Give us something 7 snore original. Sir Henry. The Ueatocrejtilc jeamSpatai handbook plays up oontIt1rt1ona11Bm versus Im- vperisllsm. That's tb hsue.

v- a President Roosevelt should caY Gent'- al down. He Is trying to eneour- iage race suicide In the army. Rerrfclt will oppose Higgins In New i- York. It Is not difficult to guess which ione of th Ha the voters will drop. 5 Republican spellbinders are appealing to Sttft Deg vote In the doubtful state with the shibboleth Rero Statesoro Is now said to' have 300000 a and.

Kuropatldn about 225000. A greater battle than Llao Yang seems ta- sffifa nt. Statistics show that the average height of the American woman Is two Inches taBer than It was 25 years ago. The new woman Is a. tall hustler.

Could the New York democracy have Jisnnonteed more beautifully And a Ju. ndlelal gubernatorial candidate tree from the taint of faction too. Iroquois theater in Chicago where over 600 people perished miserably in Are and smoke has reopened for the vaudeville How soon the world men were kill at Lab Yang to Populate a city of 25000. This Is at iprlve way to view It. but It Is more inipreaslv to cay that every head of a of a city of 160000 population Tb effect of lynchtegs may be healthy' la some western communities Is reeldet JRooaevelt In his The' to of the West.

but It Is decld- tmhealthr nd pernicious In the onthsa all Jaw aw citizens well Ji ppMOto ttat the mob i Mt thouchtt It is said tn Mis. ftslppi Wbtbat lynched the wrong jm latBt-jwjBemJjlel and in an orderly way passed resolutions of regret to th tamfly or the de- owerel nty La threatened as It was never threatened Jfcmnrttotrt tMOb law to a. direct assault oa civil YeeAt and anarohIcal de- the ssrJatty of iaw. The state aoert it ponrer or taviu a reign In from The loss of 1100 lives by the of the General Blocum- bso. fctely tin wOrth7 but used by the been hushed Up tan general ffif i Erani cTOtjj iowititatton Ing confufiedriewipaper of the telrled to.

the affair had occurred In Fianklhi otatth. pattlclpanta had gonethere from Madison ilorft. complete detail show however that tie trouble which" led up to the shooting of Mr. Daniel the shooting itself and the illegal action of the mob in taking the would-be murderer from the sheriff all occurred in Franklin county. the lynching itscJf within 4 miles of the- county seat Carnneville.

It is the fore only just to the people of Madison county and the officials there to sy again that Ujey were in no sense at all Involved. in the deplorable affair. The sole responsibility rests. therefore upon Franklin county. What are the officials of that county.

and what are the good people there doing about it Governor Terrell has offered a large reward for the arrest with proof that will convict of the men who took part In the overthrow of the states power there. This lynching occurred within 4 miles ofCarriesvllle the victim be ing taken from the sheriff who wet trying to get him safe in Carnesvllle' jail. It occurred in the daytime and it is a natural assumption that som of the men who committed this crlm against the state are known. Are the I good people of Franklin county doing everything in their power to bring the miscreants to justice Are they i going to. do everything they know how to secure the punishment of thoso i who have brought this stain upon their civilization We believe the good people of Car- inesville and of every corner of Franklin county deprecate and condemn lynch law.

The good people are vastly in the majority in that county. But will the state at large will the world at large believe it unless they assert themselves and seethat the lawless tynchers are brought to speedy punish. ment The responsibility is upon Franklin county The Atlantic and Birmingham. The first annual report of the At. antic and Birmingham Railway Corn any makes an excellent showing for this property which seems destined to play in an important part In the development of a rich section of this state and perhaps to prove a valuable link in bringing Into Georgia some one of the great railway systems ofj the west.

The financial record of the first year of operation shows net earnings over operating expenses of 210802 which deducting interest on bonds and interest and discounts leaves a surplus of 107866. The railroad proper ty consists of the main line from Waycross to Montezuma to which has since been added to the line from Nicholls to Brunswick giving a line into that important south Atlantic port and a branch from Fitzgerald to Thomasvllle. The tot mileage is valuable terminus in the splendid port city of Brunswick and extends through a section of the state which is rich and capable of great develop. ment Ultimately it will be extended on to Birmingham with a line also into Atlanta. The probability is that at Birmingham there will be math traffic arrangements It the relation" ship Is not even closer with some Important system piercing the west which thereby would secure a direct line to the seaboard.

With Captain W. G. Raoul at its head' and an efficient staff of officers under him the work of pushing for- warli the development of th property will go rapidly on. The Atlantic and Birmingham seems destined to be ax important factor In the railroad affairs of this section in the near future. slightly over 340 The Fourth" Class Postmasters.

The Texas League of Fourth Class Postmasters has organized a movement designed to impress upon congress the necessity and Justice of extending the civil service rules to Include postmasters of this grade and the reasons they set forth are certainly logical and reasonable. There are over 65000 postmasters of the. fourth-class in the United States whose average salary based on a commission on the amount of tamps cancelled at their offices Is less than 15 per month and many of them do not receive 25 a year. It is complained that to these postmasters the postofflce department does not furnish a single thing with which to coriduct the business of the office making no allowance whatsoever for rent fuel etc. As things are organized at present the fourth-class postmaster Has the slenderest kind of a hold on his office poorly renfuner- ted as he is for this is a spoils preserve of toe politician.

who is generally practical in polling appointments of the kind. This precarious tenure of office and beggarly treatment at the hands of Uncle Sam makes the average lass postmaster think twice before he goes to much personal expense to fix up" his office tar the convenience and aesthetic pleasure of it patrons. He is not apt to build handsome box i fixtures and buy much- mahogany of flee furniture under the present pe urione arrangement nor ir he sofapt to exert himself to become a first- lass postmaster In a fourth-des It Is believed that the application of ri WtotbJb rf ot faithful a benefltjof the llt 14 fair' jpresonrt thu would the' effect and it 1 certain the tonrth class postmasters wfl hare the strong est kind of znor4 support in. their respective" communities when an Is sue is made of the matter before the committees and floor. of congress.

The Justice of the fourth-class post masters' contention i self-evident and the reform is one that should receive wen nigh universal public endorse ment. Gift Day for the0rphan Tomorrow has been selected by the management of a number of the ort phans' homes or Georgia as the day for devoting one days income wheth er of wage salary-or business profits as a free will offering for the malnte- vice of any one of these worthy In stitutions. The call for help of this nature in the manner and on the date suggested was Issued by the Math odlst orphans'- homes. at Decatur and Macon. the Baptist orphans.

homes at HapevlUe and Greenwood. S. the Presbyterian orphans' home at Olin. ton. S.

0. and the Hebrew Orphans' home in Atlanta. The Idea. which originated with Mr. W.

Crusselle. of The Constitution has gained In the favor of. the people of Georgia for the past seven years resulting the first year after Its adoption in contributions aggregating' a few hundred dollars. which swelled in a progressive ratio until the 47000 mark was reached last year. This with reference to the Decatur orphans' home alone.

Many thousands of do lace are raised annually by this praise worthy method for the several institutions mentioned the gratifying result having gone tar to place them on I secure financial footing and add to their capacity for good works. There are other institutions of the kind not joining in the formal call which as sorely need a share in these free will offerings notably the Geor. gla Industrial school at Macon the St. Joseph's orphanage. at Washington the Home of the Friendless and the Sheltering Arms it Atlanta the Augusta orphan asylum the Appleton home.

at Macon the Bethesda home at Savannah. and perhaps other orphans' homes. The idea la for each individual contributor of his days Ix come to elect for himself what par. tlcular institution shall receive his offering the sum being forwarded to the place designated. This is a noble work and.

deserves the sincerest concurrence of the Goor gla public. The loss of one days In. come may be and doubtless is a sacrifice to the majority of those who are charitable enougn to freely make it but thrice blessed is the. charity that comes through self-denial. Thera ii something peculiarly beautiful and Christian in the general observation of this Gift Day and the growth of the custom encourages the hope that it will become more and root of a permanent fixture in Georgia philanthropy as years roll on.

The Constitution earnestly ex. presses the hope that the people of Georgia will do their. full part toward helping in the charitable cause as suggested and that Saturday evening will witness the most generous lift Day offering ever made since the noble movement was inaugurated. The Tabernacle Lecture Course. This winter promises to be especl.

ally rich in platform attractions. A short time ago The. Constitution had the pleasure of announcing the prospectus of the Atlanta Lecture Association and it is with equal pleasure that we note the progress' of the Tabernacle Lecture Course under tht management of Dr. Joseph Broughton and Mr. Alvin 1.

Richards. The programme of this popular lyceum for the season of 5 is unusually attractive and promises satisfactory results the object being purely educational Any financial profit that may incidentally accrue will be devoted to the Tabernacle infirmary one of Atlanta's most worthy charities. The Tabernacle Lecture Course wit pen next Saturday evening when ex- Governor Bob Taylor or Tennessee. so well and favorably known to At- Atlanta. lecture guess is billed for his Inimitable Castles in the Air.

The other attractions in the present course the date of which win be duly announced are Professor John B. DeMotte Dr. James Hedley Thomas McClary the Royal Hungarian court or- crestra the Mendelssohn Quartet with Marguerite Smith as Imperspna- ter Elizabeth De Barre Gill reader harpist and. contralto Anna Delany Martin J. Franklin Cayeny and the Houston Company.

Mules as Kickers. Front the Montgomery Advertiser. The Atlanta Constitution hat a long edt. tonal on. mules and their kicking propen slUes.

and naturally side. with the mule. It contends that they are no worseas kickers than horses ii. and that they have been shamefully end illogically malign treated. Possibly th Jokers overdo the subject but routes Only a few day ago The Advtrlier printed account of tour JruUnoti occurring in Limestone county within one week ai we now.

remember. In two eases death resulted and rioui injury in the other two. Here at least ii vidass of lb. post ire kind and imped that it the litwt. papers could collect anti summaries the evidence it would' pile up Inviuch quantitiest to convince yil th scepti cal CortsiituttoltthM th inuU bas a play ful habIt of unImbertiij hi Jwb on a very hl provortIun or on nont' at aik Indeed th are Mm hf hi cites ot.

animal ppirIIi scud find outlet aad. the mo tinUir lvily 1 by the heel route. ThianlmMfiwyWm Hm dand nialbs tfl 11411 Of Whlob to not 11111 peo pi art ft iM 4 tfettUN mi MA of a auk season eai tree. irniiunaf htte wj skeIetonjtwU hlvertnbones dat rat- edtto aejait jr en id wtoir ati wallln' tone' cross tonesotoeflers cc snow Desjsihetloi ray" whafjter ol i IH lighted en del It muster otched de maxell tar fl4 wla- dersta de sky muster said Dt music. wld do ole- tlmesonrs ant chtoes Tm a sign dem.

sinners reached at lam' de Umil. 1 De white. folks dj come crowdm' we rouse em fur' deyjresi Do fines' fattest turkey ter de one del dance bee' J8 Den two en two Wt went it de preacher hearn de word En hopped right in do dancln1 ring ter win dat turkey-bird I IV. Way down In Alabama" Ole Times In wus switfer den de win. WUX St a fur en tree De preacher say My soul Is full twineter take my.

chance Fes dig here time Is happy time de turkey's la de dance V. lightened up Ms soul De way he swlnre4 dem sisters wux caution ter behqii AU roun' eh roun. he whirl em tyreU dey hollered down de line De preacher Is de winner er dat turkey fat en fine An Unexpected Turn. Here said the youth Just graduated from the college the Book of Nature is opened wide here the ylotet. send messages to God.

and the tall pines reveal the mysteries or the forest. here- But the old man Interrupted him John he said Tm glad you like em. Er the Lord spares life Ill put you to haulln' logs tomorrow Tossed In blind Time yet with the love of Life And singing an a sool out to dim The sweetheart gone that should have been the A living world of sighs. 3 a 7 a years I And over an the memory of a dreamt The water to the the thirst ru- preme. Unquenched the loneliness of hilts 1 Night and the unseen tears And voices In that thesweet the tar Unutterable voices with no name i The glory and the gray hart of I star And yet a sun of flame IV.

I see the oceans of the Vast they roll Their waters where the rock-dashed wrecks may roam But evermore this sentence tram my soul No ship to thee comes hornet V. Yet I have freighted argosies of roM And filled fair fields or fruitage to the earth. And knew that mother wondrous man UoH. That gave to God his birth. VI.

And yet and yet I look where Memory leads And Love is not. or but. an Idle thing The laurel that is pined toy bravest deeds- The phantom of a King. VII. Come back.

dream from out the vanished years Bring back the myths that starlight at the' gate- The violets she gave me. and the tears That then seemed ultimate VIII. For now I wander In an unknown anfl Whose pestilence of wind makes fearful moan Let me believe Love lives at Loves command Not on a ruined throne He Filled the Bill. Its impossible to tell what this poets driving at" wd the office-critic. Does he mobs.

stamps asked the editor Plenty of In that" case sal the editor our course is perfectly clear Use his stamps to ret out mall off print his poems. and advertlie a two years' subscription free to new subscribers who S. AUDBEWS PAYB DEPOSITORS. Released from Prison Hakes Money To Pay Debts. Detroit September Frank An.

drew. former vic re Mnt of. th defunct City Savings bank of this Uty. whose overdrafts Caused the failure of the bank and who Is BOW located In New York ei he went after iils release from i Jackson prlson on parole by Go' trnorVBlisstoday inserted In the local papers ax advertisement sunounclZ that be will pay th claims ot 250 depositors whose tames are glvenJ Andrews says that he Vmleotinue to pay other depositors feat as he can. and that the money with whkhne wit pay these claims has been msga since his le from jprilson la a aaner that bwMl ea Jahr to 4ay OM who teas' I Editor CoastltuttaaV Let laitVpTaotJcsi ta a Jtr lia sentiment against the lynching which are disgracing Georgia.

The pre and the pulpit-are twa mightiest forces in this Already the of the state led tjr TheJ36astttttUon If peait- clarion tones would it do tor the clergy of Georgia to preach sernns on thelyncnj tor evil en Sunday P1x I flats7lfl second Sun to' Novwn ber orthelart Sunday in October and let every minister of every denomination In the state utter words of protest against the lyncbttf evIL re press and the pnl-j pltworktnr together would bate powj rful effect and those not reached by the one would be reached by theother Is novthe time ripe fofthe formation or an lynching league in Georgia If ers Id husbands In rural districts. where such men at Governor WJ Northen. Chancellor Walter B. Oovernor A. D.

Candltr Bishop Nelfcn Bishop Candler and Bishop Kelly would such an. organliation it could do much toward arousing- a strong public sentiment against lynching The people should be" shown the cost of lynebings when all bills ate pall to say nothing of the effect of' the lawlessness on the masses. is tar In excess 0 legal executions. th homos Ille lto1ate1. shui instructed to look after the protection of their women folks.

It may be said that I tomettmes difficult or Impossible but the woman left lone could at least be given a pistol or a gunto defend herself. White men of the south are sometime runty of criminal negligence to theli women folks in this respect. While seeking to prevent the crimes which can forth lynching. this sntt lynching league should look after tie prosecutlc-n of murderers. ravishers and others committing heinous crimes.

as wet as the leaders of mote. ALL WILT ADMIT THAT THE CONVICTION AND PUNISHMENT BY PENITENTIARY. SENTENCES OP' THE LEADERS Oh THE MOBS AT STATESBORO. ROYSTON AND HUNTSVILLE WOULD DO MORE GOOD THAN A THOU. SAND SERMONS AND EDITORIALS AGAINST MOB LAWLESSNESS.

As a native Georglan- nd a newspaper man for fifteen years end having seer A. number of oes swinging up after they had been lynched I will say that for the nameless crime 1 believe the prevention of the crime In the first In stance to be easierthan the stopping of the lynchlngs for this crime. But' at Statesboro Royston and Hunts vUle were for murder and doubtless legs hangings would have resulted except at Royston where the negros victim Is re covering. It thjs lynching agitation started by Tte nothing more than atuse public sentiment against lynch it will have done Pod. But what we need tsless talk and a pracU.

cal movement or organization against tile lynching evil. HOUSTON H. HARPER. Atlanta. Go Booker Washington' the Issue.

From the Washington Post. A Boston person of the name of Robert Treat' Paine Jr. has abandoned the democratic party to its late and One over to the Roosevelt cause. It' must be an Important event for the press takes up his explanation I am democratic enough un to feel that I want the president of this country to be democratic enough to meet any man whose character deserves It at any tuna Uon. I have myself dined with Booker Washington.

and would consider It a privilege again to do so. Does not this dilemma face Mr. Par-Iter It elected president arid It there I were in Washington a gathering or the most eminent educators in this country among whom Booker Washington would be Inevitably clawed and the president wished naturally enough to. show due recognition and honor to this gathering and Invited them to the white house would he bar our Booker Washington Would he have a Jim crowl. pantry be.

hind the house to which Booker Washington might be shunted offt On the other hand. It Parker as presJ dent. should ask Booker ft the white house. would not the whole south again raise the cry that they had been bunkoed In their candidate We do not recall Mr. Robert Treat Paine Jr.

It Is said that he has beer four times offered the democratic nomination for governor of Massachusetts but he cannot have been elected on any of those occasions or we should certainly have heard of It. Otherwise. he seems to have recanted his 014 faith because further adherence to It would bar him I1 from Inviting Booker Washington to a family dinner. He doesn't seem to care. much about the tariff or the Philippines or republican extravagance.

or any other of the Issues over which the parties are contending. Apparently. he has thought It all over or Imagines that he has which comes to the same thing and now reaches the conclusion that a party not pledged to the acceptance of Booker bosom friend Is. unworthy or the respect and confidence of any true Bostonlan Naturally it will injure the democratic cause to lose a vote In Massachusetts. TD a close contest like this even a solitary defection In that state.

or In Vermont. Texas or Georgia. means everything. But who Is. Mr.

Robert Treat Paine Jr. and why is he It large ProgTeM Being tad. From The Springfield. Mass. Republican The vigor wltto which the law his been enforced end the courts protected In Georgia since the burning at the take lynching at Statesboro must arouse admiration.

Accounts or the trial for mur. der of a nerro at Camilla. last week. show what can-and ought to be done by governors whenever the conditions call for vigorous action. On the' morning of the trial Colonel Woolen with 18 men of the Albany guards.

arrived fa and at II o'clock the Thomasvme 120 etron arrived bringing Wllllford front the Thomasvflle Jatt soldiers were ordered In the of all present to toad their rifles and halt an without authority who might endeavbrto enter the courtroom. The Irlal of WllUtord lasted all day. In the evening a. verdict of guilty' was returned to be. hanged October 6.

Once i It be thoroughly on- dertsood that the guards win hoot. to km. there will be no trouble with lynch- mobs such aswsjT developed' the Statesboro and many' otheraffalrs The mouths efforts to master the lynching spirit see Inspiraaby tb best and soberest dtlzens aniv that progressi made la. curbtas excess is beloved y. who Watch the alt8attoaclosely L61m Body BroaghtlOrwi New Vork.

September Tie body of Rev George rteet ho died at Jbx 1 Lea jBalnes. jFTanceV two weeks bro tVh xlbdar On the White star Lfa Teutonic. 1t a ceoropanf4 Dr JLflrtoejsv sonv Gorge Horace L6r i mcy oir PhI1deJWa. and Mrs rtner iiosolsiaaJB ported Safc Detroit i cli- SeptemSeV ijrh Ji reporter at Pout Huron reporti that 1 the SteiInei' Loisltna for safety pH eQN tri state iKrob ie and strtK utterances prjmolx violence. 1 have not Jrwnamor mi Lynchingjs ftimor tfian1bretelj mwder of a human being whatever ihe- crime the iniquitous victim may jMmmittedItifu grown fa Wtjihst few to Sea most sickening hpirpr wteen young men and toys shout itfglee and Jeer' while the.

miserable wretch writhes Sin theiortures of a cruel and i barbarous death by burning What is' to be thV educative force uporijthepresent genera- tion if this Berime against the lawis inany sense or jn 1 caset6ifirated or wanted at EX. IV jT NORTITEN. Can we afford to have any- Says That Lynching1 Is Murder and Lob i ir iu yut Down power in thestate grow big. gerihanihe onr Christian civilization the integrity of the law and the authority and dignity pf' the commonwealth Lynching for the unmentionable crime has been so often repeated that the logical sequence has' necessarily-followed and now we lynch whenever a company of men of sufficient strength to defythe law andcourageenotigh to make the attempt determine' that the alleged. criminal ought to die.

Vherewillthisendandwhocan now fix the boundsanCthe limits of mob violence It is simply awful to know that i mob can gather in the. presence of the courtand defy the ap peals of the officers of the law and the guns of the military and deliberately burn to death two condemned criminals while proclaiming that they represent the sentiment of tle people of the state. Can we submit to such deliberate outrage againstthelaw It is forthe people of the state to make answer It is my deliberate jugment the time has come when we dare not hesitate or delay to maintain the dignity' and the authority of the state by bringing to speedy punishment all such violators of the law. The great state Georgia is supposed to have the right of way and no body of citizens should be allowed to Vinder or obstruct its-authority at whatever cost in blood or treasure or both. GEORGIA PRESS AT OF Talbot Citizenry Prom The Macon Telegraph.

The' Telegraph does not believe that any man entitled to the honor of being called a good citizen" his Ithtoe whatever to do with the shooting of certain negroes who had been ac- uitted of a certain charge against them by a jury of width men. the. art of. the ambuscder was not the act of the representative citizenship for in' no other county ofthe state Is there a kindlier relation between the old slaveholders and their children on throne hand and I the blacks on the other The assault I was wanton. and made.

manifestly by men. who are outlaws fey nature and who like to shoot a human being- for. thepleasure of It. It Is to be hoped that Sheriff Richards will be able to ap rebend those guilty of the double crime- the crime of killing iron ambush and tile crime of contempt of court author ity. Every community has its Villains but' there are few In Talbot county the mat roses of whose people are law.

ebfdlne peaceful. contented and pros- iperons. The men who assaulted the nqroea defamed the county and did It Injury. This thing of olety1ng the courts especially when white Judges mnd white Juries db ttelr' duty mustribe topped. The of the Talbot coun tj- ambuscadors Is worse than that of the mob engaged In.

the Btitesb at tair. It a white siot to be respected when actsln a negro case how In the name of. Justice ls thereto meobers ana Se1awn orderin any southera com munityt Chief Executives Act. From The Savannah. Governor Terrejj is showing commend- ble.

activity In theeffort to bring to. jut- tJce lynchers it is evident that to the outhenr states the governors art twcoa- lag arouseeIby the lynchlngs and ire maklneinp thelrtalnds that a toprnt put to them. Letjthe iea Beljt JFrbmlThe Savannah Prean Jfud thinks that tholonieTifc' tie church must teach that a vlolafcpT disregard law and brfefX' a respect for' the' law. 1 oruatteach that a vlaUtioaiaf law Is wronig no matter what B3 jf' the motiyy rihe violator ih crime 1 crime whether comuxItted fr one or a number to people or tt whol comunlty whether for revenge e' for. reform sxutthstno no' rood thiags was YSCCflipfl3h4 by wron methodI X' community or a state where pubIG sentiment Is Dominated by such coa- vlcttoa can safely Intrusted tofr iBS card enforce Hlawsaa mar necessary for the preservation of life liberty and property and the promotion of or der and society.

This remedy for I- Jessnewfog alow bat Judge Cobb tinkI there. no other omplete reme3y port was. submitted before the" SarepMi meeting at Elbeto about a tnt In view of recent events. tad dorlin the tenttaenti speii up ttbBgued Cutting of. aaasachu tta 8 State In araac Officials.

Thdla0p005 September The thirty- attaannaaf convention of thelnsursaej Oftfeners the United. States efc today TherV was shown be ral JsenUment In favor of frateraflj In araac associations creating reserfeT fnntti. Th aeit convention will be held Hampshire ata time and pkc to'- cUd by the executive committee. Iectlon Of officers resulted A Cutting iiassachusettt. James Y.

Barr PD. rt Brsnkerot Illinois. John fo Oaeral September ii Halt States district court Roe1ker. Jr. receiver Assodat Goodwill with.

of Sovereig terday. September dge of Odd encampment etr- discussions Several pro th the" onstltutlon the former body. completing th was made. ame men of IS to membership rfeatefl. endment provldln nge' In the offll of the soverei yoted downT ments proposing Removed so that ecome representat lodge and that the plsd.

sO as to permit wbk are pertly In lb deeated. measurSi tending office enjoyed by rej sovereign grand lofl1 one also met wlt endment providlnl only' Indirectly en business might be adi laid on the tab defect In Its i Sire John B. 1 permission to ret as he desires. be Is visiting much earlier then aty Grand Sire Presidents a. Eeantfful gavel to fc WftebJngton D.

C. i ClIf drill corps in competition at Three officers of tegular army acted Slda of COM SecorderV IT J. Thas wri gird in reference la The Constltul Constitutlm Wlfl your valuable paa In this inoralai aUsts Row en eogagad In th for more thin six dentist and dud kave so conducted the ethics ofthe Is nowilocated it strese. ha t. At no time lie tibeett counseled with at my officer-a partnership at lee of the proft where your' repo on but desire to coi that might go ate wltnthls matter.

particle to pass uom Sin tries to create vlf am endeavoring business. Such is methods were ni rMeas of the ethics Slid I merely deal Infringement si mi thatMr. Is the profession. and i tolU rules it presume deems advlij MS. as well as- Ithas been procured.

no desire to Interfej any legitimate do. only protest himself out as and then adoptln course of conduct down on the prof Very respectfully. W. J. iTACTOBT IS pS cfMachlaery Xaahvllle Yesterd Oa Beptembf last load of mar 13H3- Ifynds shoe far the.

train today to where it will be In seenv to. be known Shoe Manuf cirfn r. Hyanda as presldd shoe factory has for' many years. sj Its kind In the soutj i ito averegs of 1000 employed- manyj tf bting Millie large. Monday' for NashvII iiost of his experleiJ don will be resunj Everett who have wr for the past two tfrom lumen.

Smith own plant In their machtoery la 50 Hot Iprlngs 70 Deadwood from Chicago da nd Wt a low rates from Wlls region. th of the we 1 most pictures world and Information jcred from your Black hilts Booklj mailed on recelp ThePuij lt it 1v1lntet i iS Ii1mtecs i' 10to 10 1tol4pac. 20 ftllto 30 1- e. mcQ. a WEmaTOfte c.a.rrleride: BUNNY per rtler81z hnCHOLSt tiituD4JnJ.

i nterrltorr I JTHm I 4 I rw4 rhColoraco r. 1 SU CRIBERS. if r' ItOVDBT DO NELLY paJ oneelae f'- st ti I rt Ytur I 1 f1 if. 0fhas ilk Mume en ne ee IItre 1' A lght oJ mn1y fihat he 1s do he one John. 1 Halt 10 the ti tt I lorao :0 JStr eD more Idoe oeamIPa e.

lPtMldent 1 rbin tface 1 ir ork. 14one t11e vo 1 i publJcan ap a ln-g F0tbe thibbcl Re ber State ro ro tobave jf rJ1lMn 1 woman itater 1vOmanfs it7. 1 tLowd fi1 ct1 ta.Jguberntor1l rt 4 the Chl 00 iti Zi 1 1 ets. ugh IkillM 0 sStve out. I betrect bn The ifWIn 1sdec1d- ea1thr and i law jj tbf Wd a the I That ne- wroJat 1 1VblWay noefo I Nj t7 Un-ea.

ned i i.1th1n nfl" threa ed bm orU fthNewrcrJt eamPaln1h1s ff Telegrmn ta ri1le JoSadLIOO ofth General. absG ut te4eh1fa1 UWtt1 i l- iJWOri14lIhGW the govern- 1 nua at tooertaIn 1 outoth znbld I ml peualbllitr tsoeTet' rests I upon' 1 edne" aper re naotthe. fa1 Jed othelmpresalo thalhtt rred. 1 eoiIIAtTfthtprru ziti iODe there Mor6rcompletec tai1. sh01fh ey th Bho Ung oc- count ore.

i ag 1n It wer 1 I. of I I' ts I neniIle va ly coun orgla ot the ex nses a Incebeen add I tote It will be seen that this line has a 9f th fo class I I on' Is. fourth to Its pairon 9uU4handsomebox of- 1 underthepreaenL Uhe I to. becomeaif rat claaspostmu fourtJ cl a ob. I It.

Uey piJ oftheCvtl n1 eniJ Jit thilSu ffaltht i cf' indtJP UtbI" rA 4. OlWff c5t flHOtth 1 1l ifcp fhL effectiuid ttJacertabf i Ati witers 1 Te BtrO 1g i 1 ju pqrt' Inthe1 JlP mtzrl11 iw en an el ii8s tJce oftheJ9 tUs' iters nte tJ yl r- eretorinh. on Jh Jb 1drec let don I ent. GtftDay' the Orp romorrowhss eenjlel ted anumbel of theoti hQmesofGe01li t1ieci wh erof Ba1ar1iorbllim s8profitj a forthemin ofthese cirthJn 8 helpof thJina gested Me i ttDecatur HapeViUeand Sciith ho I OonaUt 1tion the I rgia g' theqOOO annuaUYby I I thegratlfylng havln th Frl ndless' In. com hope that rgia movement I espe l- I aU I ual th and.

intirm ry prese 1t Imp 189Da B1eGU1 ih I i AtlantaCotistitutlon I pmpen-j the woree I thanborsel therhave andtUolcal17 11in ed ndtretec the Joic rI overdo aubj ot. 4 klcJc OtitT eVfd acO TbeAdiriler un Iii eltone OQftt1th nonow i now r. twocdeath rellUlted rso tnJuqr I her i J. 1 6 1 ott Pt. tlnd.

uPt n. ItthntWIi pe11l couidb Ueel mmari tb eYlc ld' vitJx icb' qua UU eonvlo nt aib r. Lbbit i1i llm l1l his ot n' lf proY tfQnoron I there tUmWbQ otaninial CouUt an' tJ motina turan" I Thilm Ftnl tntJtM4. nit inat hi Il I 7. i fif itrsr1jifjjj7iiiJ 1 t1t1ifo 1 jj 1IQtan h1td i a li1f jt 4.

e1. de Ji Dqmnateraal4 zziuaicWld opp clwDn- taafP eml nerre cheaat luc1e folkl4eyc merowdn we emfu Deftnea fatt Hurkerter deone de. t. It-dc heari1cieword 11111. c2anclnrlnf turk 7 I wulw1qer 11 full De way he tllned dern toots er hIs des slst rs behor hlr1 er I urn.

I I collerethe he him It ad Lord I' Tantalus. I. let' J1 Hhe Unqa ch Dd uneeenft. Ntptt4he. nr et- with star- theft ba tr td ar aJes wondrous I or thing- pbantom' that I and om- man Im at.

Btampsr. em nJ4 1' eot rse mallo1f peufnc two lubcrip freetOnewlubscr1bers telr at he. means lIL PAD Prison" He 1Debta. I Septe kC torm Prect4entot. the twi CU Savln Iw1kor ty hoaeOVU4 used.

thb wl olocat i pen a4vtru. mentannOlmcln 1ji iti Jf rfii Lat i Ui lrn ht trit' prU. 4 ipuJp are Uet rc work. th 11n How JozoUle11er GtorIf7t on' lynch' 1 beri rth. I tS nd teVe i teve 1 dn t1 th it8tutuiW tdt P19 a th pit 1.

rktnrJoret ti IITe pow' erfUtdect- andth II6 no each d. theon 4 WrUch Tfe r- no th timsrtpef rithe fo lon 1 I bu nd. Inr IJ 41itrfctswhe lu hme up rnoriWrliN lUien Walt H1U ex 1 or Ai Nel ii. Keftrwould hSht iucb' ofpnUUonltcoulddomuchtoward rOu sln aph lt Thep pteahouldb. COI otlrncblnp he bU1a18 to thl1 ottht onthemuaei JelahxecutJOM ab lookatter ct1 i1.

tthelt wom tot Itma ora detencberaet 1Jgenct Jnth1J crt thlsnU prOle uU9n mobBALL TH NTSV11LEWOULD orglinand a' en up' 1 Grim I In easier than 1) The ConsttluUeAdoee a 9uae Ument fa leal Issue1 demoCtatfcenourh emocraticenoUlh lrho dIl mma electedpruldent ptb rinr emJn nt cl ed 1e JI the ha do. Itla otHusachuetta fmll sues over-or thing-and Wuhlng10n as a parlor. ornament and thereI ect th ogre. I enforcednd burub A I1D farmttt" coJl ttlons. mO 1ili1r ColonelWoot in bn Dr theTho1il ja1LThe tbhearln ofanpreS haltaIJ wh ncvortoen theeven verdJ nt edtO.

ber lt dertaoodthat there notrouble t1l1 as. WU deyet 41n i thj rni17oUIUda1r Th 1rorta nas f. I eh1n aft1nlpir blthjbeatan clO proCrfll1 in eurb fa. UertdbT znArl7wtOtcft tllA. l9ie et Bo f.

e1fYork. bodTof BevcC1eorp Lorl DelWb e4at Dr" r1meri HoraaL r1. trhu SePtem 4 r. iJ nli Nlfi tiI1EN" lj 1 V13fii131A.l S' I lTb CQNSiIJttti gY citizenpf the i l' laUP t' ena thore drliin lep eftt lo QtJhe bJect'i Lyn IiJDgrisinQt ipg mQteio brutaImurder tma rt tw atever. ei bciniquitousiictiia tnay minitted Itm grownin 1eJ stf wy st- lckenin gtne1f andb ya ho JIg ee ile niiser le wretchwritb I 1theto esofacrue nd arot deathbyburI i 1g.

Wh is. rc upCnit re tgeneta lf i thiscrim 1 ip orj caseto rated Vfn1CecLatl 1 EX qv It 1iJiENt. affotdtohaveanT Sa1i 121atLrn urd th ltobLar1luat pqwer1l1. esta gerthan est teand destroy OttlOhristian dvili ontheAnte ty th djhe nd dignityoftheco 1o 1 I Iynch ngJor heunm tiOriabIecn111ehasbeen soott rcp ated thatthe lo 1en ha e' sariI fO ed. Iynchwhe ev acomp ll1 ofrnen stf C1 de t1ielawandcourage no tq ket1 et thatthe eged.

ajm Iotightt here winth senda nQWfixt1te he 1imitsqf mobvi lenc Jtissimpyawl ftoknowthat cangatherOin co rt ariddefythe fficersof lawanitthegnns. emmta burnto cQn 1enuied proclaimingJhatteyrepresentthe oftJ epeopl 0 tosuch deIiber teoutrageag11instt eJaw forthepeople st keariswep I ju gm nl comewneriwe I heSitateor aetaytomaintaiti dignitrandthe brin ng' 9. Pfedp nishmint i vi Jators' th ea st of rgiaissu posedtohayethe V3yaridno bodyofcltizeris sh ld to1ii der its tr asureor th. N01l i CONDEMNS A TOFMciBVldtENCSr attmu7peaceable. FromTbe 1IaeonTeltIfPh.

Te1egraphdoeanol honor be. thinr whatAvertodoW1 i thehootfna a. sgalnstthet b1 wh1tme of th clth nsbip. ot the iheret a1ae dera ll Ir theonebane blactson uJt roanIfecI ly. a bTnaturiand WDnbe tor the ptwure Itla Richat4s1r1U toap gailtyof itm ItromUnbuahnd tc comm nJt haaJta th reate peopleare1I a efu1.

aDdpro roQ untY ndd4 thfnC4i. courtsieapec1a1l7hel1WhStej teJurie.1fo tBelrd tT. must be TheacUonOf TaIbotcoun ttamb ador. wor uT71I nott ad. 1n.

ecro. Justkel ret i' OLD OPPICEBZ PrankB1ic7r A mXeadlA etated1reaa New rk. ptembeJ' Atth an naa1 meeting or the' aI clat c1 ei terdaYWIilliin Nelaari of the lCanaaa Cltyltar ee 1l1amD rhpeclncl ftveeiembtri the 4otdfi tori I The boatdor dJrectorw ati' nt. eon. 1 or YhJteJ 1' 1mJ Olark HoweU AUa z1ta Co IiUta.

h14B t1n Pt Qrc a George flompeo rs8t. Pa iDrateh Ch W. St. Republic. Vkto 1.

1rlOa. ChS DaUY New lLj Jk reionJn 1N 7eaCbttieo leIaJ4 RapIer. 1 Ozje PSc 1WderiNe Yort tutii :11. r01mi8tt 1LGrt7 Ba1 Ev 1f tt WtrtlJB nr IL The idot el 1I7e tbe tort01rhiro I Pi hN 4 if IL To 1J atOnOI be. It 1 J5.

eD jtr. 4 I l1t1ttl 1w ndo 4er 1 lOUtherA. A. Cb4etEX tivelAtt mThe h. Wh1c bteact1 th eftortto It lsevidentthanl1 rir ta t1 ver oraar USEdbycthl auptheSr to Ke IFromTheSavannah 11 Judc Cobth thafth me' a1 ch rch muntwhth iolad th la brltc aboutarespectforthe 7 ch11rchmuatt aCh etf4 the1i 1 wro rn tterwhat bethe mOUveolthenoJ tht wl tthercomzmttd.

j. oneornumb rfopeople tt me :1 f9rr torm thfi brwronr Ltl' 1adOJ 1Jnatedbi reUoncan lfe1Tinttuated to. and mal. i arl- tO oo. I Pl rtTD thepromotinor derandaocsetT Thlaremedr eDn slowbut Sno 1nJI r1' ubZ llttedbefor t1D aiEJberton 1' eventS tu1 n4demortlaJn ft nl1 i ollEllS lttIng bUltt s.

ii 1 poni temb Thethht1 ilt i fo iiVenuor Dfth Iasf ntra i ThereWuhowntok eia1 num fin Oftraterl611. a resefJ' nextceo en iUlbe. he1lS' err1Iani. a t1m. an toi ectedb7th.

eJ Dotomceriresulte4 t-jt 1 1taas I 1H meaVBa1T 1J J1JJno hnp. Nt1r avld Shefl1' 1t r111A4 1:1. 7dy11k1uon ue. ee IL 4 c. abaforGsfta11lte ii wYorJctSept r22.JUdCeHoIt tHt1 8tatead1atrtctco of Metals Com a cJt 1fhlch1rada1mecl to IISOOqooandWfI ItH reelection Of' gold on.

into City lo. tm I- JstztmrJfJa4 a toPhllade1p 5 rttei totheU. If8ihUWnptOD I 4 ATLLNTA flIDAT SPTXZ 8 11O v' tiflt1 Lt1Ofld PUBUSHEDDAILY UIDAY AND WEEKLI nowiLzz rAtf xoBTEo3r2o BuIl3us Mu I L41 I I i a I a I anaa 1 Ii I a paepaper i 1f I l4 7 a nfl ZIO7tiILO Ttt 1 rt d1ng WASII1NQTO Our i OVaBY lollcitora a en 1 2 It 1 thur f. bi aying Ass flt0W that ith done I i Ha1t fire i that ueur i hl laye va ats the ci th ii ritn age I in a One Thethe voterawill tr the i i li 4 men Aao I :7 i til in i forgeta. tl th Enough tmprassivo mpressIve farnuy rhs be p.

i WlnIng I 4ly tb ooth a know e- It is pbtithtthe taking i I 0her iesr1 thcs1It I- ne i urn emble1 a 1 oondolence de a I soveralgnty a rr Yn ith1n oh Lt e- l9fl de aJoos a lie pow 0 tc1acs. are 3413 Cf 1tt I 0 ths New TI Ce 3ewYorkcetng ingest a eneI 1te tb a bwn2ng fi ute1Je sorti th baa eoa1seJt would chow np t- 1ental rottennesa b1iIh. 2j bndtGenhightEn vs roll tAtytteti i.t aflOat be as obj to the lay rote I ths- te the weather in th fee a hOtdtyy lLiorrostog that teth 3. fMij Is i Ini of It Is With plo ureTh alI8 ttenUofl tothe factttht uoTe hitsoeyer Mad1soncotrnty for the recent lyuch ug carneBT1i1erh soroewhat onfua dnewapaper at- air led to the Iropresslon that while he gone there Morecomplete at- lonof ljnch- ng Is5 thtore ore Wb re ug I I anc I i I I I 1 I I asser see' that I ynchers I I. to 1 I a ear 1 an ci r.

ha :1 un 8 0 I pot 5 ty rough oot. a to I th affic I ne I a ead I ard the ill anc I 1 1 I ent ress ant I i I I I I a ess 15 man I' 25 I ra ot a II to I. 1- a old reimei pr t. lly an I I ncle four I. I 0 perso 0 nd I.

ho a znuc 01 P. ix Is seaj firs I. posting a the ct1l 8ervlce rnesto thIl lnd serranj would hay a h0le0tne1nflneace In th conduc of thet sn4 redo4. to Ut 0 benetttOf the publlc5Yi eiJt t6precume bt i Ia wIlt re pecttve' I sue on the I ta an 9D0 Orphans. I or of da I re I inc I i a inthO a I I I I I.

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7 an 0 1 a E' if ested wi II Da 0 ll' ectus I A I nd A ne I Te asssee er be I pr pen a I joker a I a we news ii I he fn sucl vsthe Ihiniile beau I slthl non a lime. hes liii I I nroitensluralwly Ii The aiiliii4i insligited an' 144 I INt ilI It1 pI1e4pe I pie recoa4IH4ik I the IMetS4 1 NN4j. i k. iT th Twui In di wint wen de ar was atandIn whit th i Es ihiye1n bonesdat It tied thoo' ds nlgtt la We de win' want- lonecolna fler Desak he loVdt w7 so' hiaandunno la wbr tergot 1 f. u.

le Bafdscabinsdey dancing' fiiren nigh pi wifl dersindesky th Deyxonstar thie monga I halleiela i ve a em dey rae'- I i a hearadeword te Ole th I I as CC 1 time-dc a de I A I ll Dc A ease. I rom sent I te I ofLife I moo dlx a so I. i Nlght-hie sweet- a a I Vutthey ro I et nd nd butan i a a. I a Eiptioii what I fr Xone trt Ieepresn2eut 0 Viers went from2ackton on 1 ernor Bliss todLy paythsdaImsof250dePo51tr 3 Andrewmsays m1conuoue I wh1ch he me releasafrom jriaaniA fl51 iaito ho MZ isift bt. I.

EnEPFROXJHE P3OP 5 Georg1Ant1L75 nmttttition Si 40 to CrIth I htrongpub- pulpit' our 4w0 of atee ledbi Tb. Cont1ttl0n id eotgtmto the a certain Sunday ate ilk. Sund3 en or the lynthbger1l. Put working a uld rehMbi the' other. not the for the p.

ra W. J. Hill Governor Nelecn ler lOCh usthg Thepeople be bow tit li omes inelsolatet be. omen tolk bu iven gun to otnen I crimes hIch I I lOae I AN HE ON I an hey or 0 he thu tb illa i a xl he rt th ore at a p. fee mA Lhave mo Par en tb crow ind aff i een I aine our I.

I ave old I a rom a I thesane I I I osom Is I nd a I i exas I I atlarge Maaaltepubllcanh be. ec amiula or I I strong lb nt 1 theirrilte endeavor to let boot alt lyn- og aswas other ffafr i pftj InspftAi bytbe progre being exceasci by slination closely. Lolmerg Braoight Owen. ew York The CLor1meiwho atgt Balnea Prance 5gu I brought here today I Liner it was b7 I LorftDeYm. son j.

1 merot n4 Mi z. Lortiner. I 1 Loizin 4porttaf I Detroit September 22iryj I repoe the Mfety of which fears er feltj pse 4j5 ONObRTflE DEPRECATES LYNCtiINuj DITOR CONST1T0NE gooc citizen of will moath 3tttY fndorse and applaud your bold strong on mob I zeen a admirable presentatiOn he subject. Lyziching' is nothifig more nor JeSS than brutal of I the I have mmitted. It hag 1 in years be hPkWI' jul glee the tortures III 5' tobe the I UpOIl the present crime kL Mob Law Must pij the state ger than thestate and law necessarily followed andcourage enough will this end and who bounds andthe j- a ap- an gentim nt against the law Itis for the nishment of 3.

ofcitizens 2 authority 4 e. NORTBENS r. i4 GEOR I OFMOB VOLENCE Peaceable I be og any I i ureactot i I. nd I he I ai I t- I lltcha4 ableto ap he rnie I fe ty. ba It ut TSlbOtCO nty th I peop ar I.

bIding i po perouL d1 hft jj I actlonofthe coon: tha he Stites ur. ji yt ow Prank B. Noyer Agai elated Directors. ew rk Septber 2ZAt an- oel Pre yeg erday lilinm Nelso the ICansa City Ivan was eleeted director to im. eej fl D.

Bricken ye embera ot the boad0 of directo a at rest lits of flale rrt- orne Uowe fun McLean- 11IdelD1iI in AJbeg Barr. Pittiborg Ps Patti Chine3 Knap z. ictog P. Lwr W. lortlaM Oregonian Pra ENeyeg Chicago at New rerman Pidder New T5t tats z.

3g H. deTou 8ee Chronicle Chyftg yr I nvenlng News A. P. spg. I fed cafas UQn W1ll1n Nelsoj Kania.

City Star. I ara of tOday I by. SISCthig fl f0li0W1ig off1. itPrank B. Noyea 10 FIrst Chtls5j ior Boston.

Globe. I Seenra teiident4 I Augnita Os. Chronicle 1 ecretar7MelTnle. g0 11 I. UrsVaea i.

SaNer Th toflejjg thtoi. I eeImbre0g thiaeeeitie i Iw anysOuthern 2 t1Tea FtO Th effort tobring tk tnii statestliegovernors th trinimia be elPe FTh res4 JudteCobbthlnks thehhths. churebmust a. the. aboozta the 1 wron nj tc.

be the ioiiLorth4 a- Ig bli orW a wholecomunity wrong. sttewhere 00 besafely i LIWs a forth pregerr on i ii4. Sdd0 deran4 srius rcP0TtWa1iubitted thaSarePlt yer s4 bfIn1ewofyecent dl4iref 1P Opt trunett0ngued r. a OQMrwION3S ANOUU Xigaehueetti Thnrane September th ilk aas the InsuZin. dOS' el 1ha was to eneral metim fnW1 T1i5 held ifl New iaap at a' tO he Cl5Ctl fl 1 Pree1dep L.

i so PreeldentJatnes X1 Secrety-i. ihecuti I.ann- a Newampg. David ndiana Uoei Wilkinson Rea Tenneasee ApPle- on tork. Zeeofea. for Met ij New 1 the Uaity c0U Alfred xce Si' General Cornpaflh' 0 this city Wllch was claImed os0fta1 oc sl00q and iart 4511 tb of Cekfado Cob.

eetaie sates teil4eIl Tbe Ameltei' 5teily an oiznced 1 os to 1250 in th ratg to Philadelphia. ftsteegi1 to the iw ec utampion WINC ToR 1oe 0 1fandSire dents e0 Soverel 4n Tranciico lodge diets. theaozistitutlon former iei19n sUtuU0nal amend younZ 1e eete- dil20t changes off down. nts jtoperrsItt dkeated. of is Is to oe itt iaeiidmtnt DtOVIdIfl was re oat a ty Past C.

th 1ANFORBST LaSIdeofOase court Lanford has ind T. Willy etathimmo UstsRowoverC dentistandd of the now located I a FacIle. 0. with this artlcle a I. Is a methods Ideas that Mr.

ea1sble to its the right I I be adri bmmiuiegq It ha nodesire Intert In a me adop a lv3. Les Mach lIe. GaIC Scpteno The a. it Manufacturic a. le 5 soot anavgeor and man quite onday ruhyl most his ariy date.

I 0 fortbepestut0l beIr thelrmachtneri 6OotpniEg1 and the ed Book biW. 13. KnIsie ThePti perhapS1 batcIIUP leantifulCafl t1yiOrjentl of theEast" Japanese.