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WILL MEET TUESDAY Colonel Jobs Calls a State Conference of Silrer Democrats TO MEET AT BIRMINGHAM, To Discuss the Proper Course To Enable Alabama To Present a Solid Front Next Year. re next Tuesday. 1 the Washington convention here In November. MISS INEZ WON The Ticket to the Exposition by a Popular Vote. Huntsville, September 8.

(Special.) Jn the spirited contest that has been going lady in the city, the result shows Miss Inez Whitman to be that young lady by many thousand votes. Humphrey Son adver to the most popular young lady they wot give a free trip to the Atlanta Whitman gets the trip. She Humphrey Son very ed, was Miss Mary Hute ly and splendid young la bers her by evei What Senator Butler Says. with any party Nothing will be done 1 any direction without a full consultatio with our friends. All things being equa papers.

If our people Intimated a decided leanin republicans as allies. The taxable value of prop Became Suddenly Insane. sttddenly lnsar at Durhai lit, and becomlr I the clerk of hotel with a hatchet. The clerk ran and then Cowlee attacked Howell Cobb, the the face with a lamp. Cowles ran into a tempted to cut his throat with a hatchet, tempted to cut his own throat a hatchet.

He was finally secured, and today was taken home. His injuries are not serious. He had been drinking heavily, and declared the republicans were trying to kill him. The Yadkin Baptist Association has dropped four of its churches from the rolls be the first and only one in North Carolina, ed of some ar had left in Last night ANOTHER CLEW. An Unknown Railroad Hand Suspected of Harlow's Murder.

Montgomery September 8. Clal.) A report comes from Coosada of a new development in the Harlow murder construction camp "near by has disclosed Pimples, blotches, blackheads, red, rough, and oily skin, prevented by Cu ticura Soap, the most effective skin purifying and beautifying soap in the world, as well as purest and sweetest for toilet and nursery. The only preventive of pimples, because the only preventive of inflammation of the pores. a Watch. The next morning he wi He dlu not erven, it ts stated, for the amount that was due him by tl railroad for several days' work.

He wi stranger la the ai from the railroad camp thing for the suco dead man' WRITES HIS SENTIMENTS, Johnston's Manly, Patriotic Answer to a Very Direct Question. Montgomery, September (Spe elal.) The editor of The PrattvUle, Progress recently wrote Captain Joseph F. Johnston, the leader of the democratic silver sentiment in this state, asking him If he would "support the ticket of the party, national and state, regardless of the party's position on the financial ques Captain Johnston eply: "Birmingham, Als ery promptly makes am surprised at your questions. If thlrty rlve years ef devotion and service to my people and party do not give assurance of my fidelity nothing I can say would. "I believe an Increased circulating me ant I believe the only is in and through the the party pledged agalni nm that I shall continue the fight Inside the ra for the maintenance of those princli and policies that I believe essential to prosperity of our people.

Very fully, JOSEPH F. JOHNSTON Alabama's Chemist Honored. Montgomery, September S. (Spe al.j i that from Governor Oates Has Retuj Montgomery, September Governor Oates returned 1 CHARGED WITH FORGERY. city Eugene Garrett Fined 8100 and Costs at Anniston.

Anniston, September 8. i of C. A. Gammon Wednesday afternoon. howed him to be bold but i tperienced.

He walked ir Gammon Co. while Mr out and, having a slight ie checkbook and wro eck for $50, signing tt He then, left Gammoi i and shortly tendering the ing that the He then tried TO REDEEM LIMESTONE. Commissioner Lane Is a Candidate for the State Senate. Montgomery, September (Spe clal.) Hon. Hector D.

Lane, commissioner of candidate produced. McD. Cunnlnghai the first district, is rship of agriculture. of Lauderdale anc says if the peoplt tie gladly ten will redeem KNEW NOTHING AGAINST HTM. An Innocent Man Arrested by Government Officers.

Montgomery. September A very embarrassing mistake was made yesterday by some revenue officers utation, who presides ov at Rockford, wa brought here for trial on distilling. 8eyeral wUne Professor" Gjandy. Of seUenl MONSTER EXCURSIONS Birmingham People To Come to the Exposition. Birmingham, September ctal.) At a recent meeting of the city council the matter of a Birmingham Day at the together arranged tcurslon to the Gate City.

The finish their work of inhuman practice of carrying live chickens through the streets Id bunches of a doses or more, heads down, allowed? It is shame and ought not to be tolerated in any civilized community. £. THE OONSTITtmOlT: MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 189 LOUISVILLE IS PREPARED Louisville, September g.

The Falls City today Grand Army. At I o'clock this afternoon Director General John H. Milllkeu, who had been wrestling for hours with the final reports of committees innumerable, gave a sigh of relief and congratulated the crowd of prominent cltlxens that had assembled at headquarters upon the fact that the last detail had been completed. The cherished plan of having the veterans of the blue and the gray meet for once in good fellowship on southern soil and together eat of the fruits of peace and good will that have ripened through three decades that have passed since the stirring days of the sixties Is on the eve of realization. Gorgeously has Louisville arrayed lte combination of but vanquished meet at last In fraternal em on neutral grounds.

Significant also the abundant display of paintings and Pictures of the leading men of the union seen relegated to the background, here ind there a picture of Lee or Longetreet to be seen; but the features of Lincoln ind Grant, of Sherman and Sheridan, of and on paper, all wreathed in the itars and stripes, by thousands look down rom fronts of buildings or look out from vindows on the passers by. The first headquarters to be opened are hose of LaFayette post 140, Of New York, ind which has Colonel A. J. Case as ad 'ance courier. The post will keep open louse at the Gait house, where General Rear Admiral Meade.

General Dan el Butterfleld, General A. W. Greeley, of dispensaries, $65,500 ti of the world. of Jeffersonvflle file there is an abundance 1 lodging and boarding houses "etaHf fifty hav. sek of camping.

aThereeareKtent! rk at Camp Caldwell, where mil ipline will be maintained, kens' committee of the Louisvilli my and ex confedrate posts wil a 1e Commander in Chief freedom of the city immediately GATHERING AT CHICXAMATJGA Railroads Will Transport troops rree. Chattanooga, September icampment grounds, for the of Elizabethton, Captain and i rously tia company In the state Is coming. Thousands visited the park today. A livery team could not be had for love or men and the special trains over the loop were i gins people. Such difficulty speedy was performed and as the colors waved the breeze three battalion bands united i playlDg "The Star Spangled Banner." BUSINESS OF THE DISPENSARY.

Commissioner Mixson for the Second Quarter. Cohmbla, S. September July 31st is cash on hand at the close of wa? Of this J50.0U0 i appropriated to start the con iness and was to be returned was earned. The dispensary owned about $21,000, so after ie $50,000 to the state and pay The force of Commissioner Mixon's assertion that If the people would only obey the law so as to allow him to discharge the constables, the profits would be increased considerably is seen when it is stated that the cost of maintaining the constabulary $210,642.23 worth of liquc er. A prohibitionist ris of this was needed, ai pockets of the people $11,5 To WILL THERE BE A STRIKE? Miners Waiting for an Answer to Their Demand.

Unlontown, September The situation throughout the coke region tonight ed by tne probability of a general' strike this week. At the delegate convention, held Thursday at Connellsville, a demand was made for an advance in wages of 11 per cent, to take effect tomorrow morning. At the meetings heard from the men favored an advance and instructed the delegates to the convention to Insist on an increase. The labor leaders say a strike Is inevitable unless wages are advanced Authorized To Hold Court. Montgomery, September 8.

Governor Oates tonight wired D. Blackwell, of Anniston, authority to hold circuit court in Cleburne countylhis week. TIE SOLID THREE. lasMIle, Eiiinille tod Montgomery Forts i Combine AND VOTE AGAINST ATLANTA Atlanta, New Orleans and Mobile Have Mo Voice in Awarding the Association Pennant Chattanooga, September By the votes of Nashville, Evansville and Montgomery, the Southern Association pennant for 1886 was this morning awarded to Nashville. Atlanta, New Orleans and Mobile did not participate in the meeting and had Farcical in the extreme, foolish and absurd were the proceedings of the so called meeting which rendered the decision and adopted a resolution declaring Nashville the pennant winners, and peurlle was the action of Mr.

J. B. Nlcklin, president of the association, as he sat calmly by and listened to the comedy of errors played before him. be elected presldec breach be healed, he showed himself vailed a which all the lnated in the award" of the pen lub no more entitled to it than i by the ruling of the president meeting adjourned last night the room and Dr. 1 of the president to was not a quorum that nothing could k.

It was impossible siness and Atlanta sug irnment until Sunday alts declared that If a mo adjourn until 10 o'clock it would suit him. ie Mr. Naeter returned it gave the meeting a mmediately after the mei of Nashville, began fro Evansville, left fact, that there done. Presidei that, like the letti President Nlcklin. declared that Ni had won the pennant and that Montgomery's vote should go that way.

During the evening President Nlcklin I did i the Atlanta why 1 left then think, neither did he in the night, that three ie association made a quo wlth Mr. Naeter, in which he stated that amount of money. "That is what I want," he said, "and if I can get it I will be satisfied." I assured Mr. Naeter that Evansville would get every cent of money Atlanta owed her before, the affairs of the season $134.45, and that i dr. Naeter.

About that point li want," said morning after President Nlcklin had called the meeting to order Mr. Naeter failed to be present. On the roll call Dr. White presented a paper from Mr. Naeter giving him authority to act for Evansville, while Mr.

Cherry exhibited the telegram from Montgomery containing the proxy with lu be required to serve. Atlanta opposed the transferNdeclarlng that Mr. Naeter had no right to Issue the proxy 10 Dr White snould be issued by the owners of the Evansville club. Dr. White asserted that Mr.

Naeter was one of the owners of the Evansville club and could issue the proxy The president ruled that the proxy was good and it was so recorded That placed the vote of Nashville, Evansville and Montgomery in the hands of Dr. White and Mr. Cherry, both of Nash manager of that team. It was unreasonable to presume that Nashville would at any time vote for anything that would help Atlanta along. The instructions and Evi that th.

Atlanta from both Montgomery holders could not have voting was in the hands of' Dr. been during the meeting. Atlanta and New Orleans were both present, Atlanta holding New Orleans' proxy. A blind man could easily see the result It was Nashville, Montgomery and Evansville against Atlanta and New Orleans. It was three to two and nothing could be accomplished except what one of those three clubs wanted.

The farce developed thoroughly when Dr. White took the floor and moved a reconsideration of the action of yesterday gtove which What medicine is that it shall do yea purify and enrich your blood, throw off that tired feeling, and five you health, strength, courage and ambition. Hood's Sampsxilla is the only true blood purifier prominently in the public eye today, and it meets these requirements perfectly. is proved by the testimony of thousands of people. Hood's Sarsaparilla Builds up the nerves by feeding them on pure blood, creates an appetite by toning the digestive organs, overcomes That Tired Feeling by giving vitality to the blood, and gives sweet refreshing sleep.

Yon say realise that Hood's SsmpariUn Does Hood's Pills nformed the president that iger remain on the floor as of Atlanta and New Or the rights of the two cities he represented trifled with In that manner. "Now," said Dr. White, "when It was your way last night It was all right; bui now that it has changed and comes ouj way you want to leave. Stay and your medicine like a little man." "I think," replied Atlanta, "that at time last night there were some other peo that kind," said Dr. "that you are leaving the meeting to break "I have said nothing of the kind and do not intend to say it, unless it so suits.

That's all. I will leave and see you get Atlanta carrying New Orleans' proxy left the room. A few minutes later President Nlcklin was called out and asked If he Intended to allow the meeting to go on with three members present. The question aw on th. leeting went on.

Dr. White's consider was carried and on ecords the vqte was recorded ville 3. "Not Atlanta, New Orleans and Mobile. Carried unanimously." A motion was then made to throw nut that game of August 10th. When the question came up yesterday afternoon Dr.

White and Mr. Cherry both objected to Umpire Clark coming before the meeting, the doctor declaring that he would with said, had proposed to sell a game of ball. The game In question was credited to Atlanta by a score of 10 to 9. It was in the last inning and Nashville was at the bat. Stalllngs had two men out and two for nhich i ball ilss the baU.

Clark. umpiring the game, called the and the game was recorded for Atlanta 1U2 games played with sixty eight won and Nashville 105 played for 1895 It did residents of Nash le percentage to be properly of Nash Of course, all threa of the residents of Ntshville, the one voting in person and with the Evansville proxy, and the one votmg the Montgomery proxy voted for the adoption Of the resolution. It was then that Nashville found herself owning a pennant that she herself had presented to Nashville. Naturally there was a broad smile on Ville. and Dr.

WhiU Before the meeting was ctme into the lobby of and while he was there Mr. tlly, while President Nlcklin was like the litth at all sore. While Nashville was presenting itself with that pennant Atlanta and New Orleans off in a corner in the Head he use lobby wondering what made a majority ot six clubs. Somehow he couldn't figure out anything but three, because President had said first that it This Is the way three votes figured out the standing for the Southern Association: Clubs. Played Won.

Lost. Per Ct New Orleans 104 tf SI 452 Mobile 106 38 68 JM Montgomery 108 37 71 Evansville then filed a formal ni ot against the games Atlanta took from tbey had to awarding the pennant to Nash Cherrv Read house Mr. Naeter had out of the Dr. White had said, when he presented that proxy. He had been up on Lookout mountain.

White was sweating in a hot ro lng to Evaosville's interest In little a chance 1 ht 1 connnement Naeter walked up to the counter he was lcsiruciea to a raw on Atlanta at sight for wculd never get anything back but his draft Before breakfast yesterday morning Mr. Naeter and the delegate from Atlanta were quite chummy. Mr. Naeter had appeared clever and sociable, but that UVr Kooa for 2 and did lanta delegate. While yet standing near the counter 1 m.i.

was approach ed by Umpire Clark, who asked for some offered to sell a game of ban. Mr denied that he had made the statement himself, bat informed Clark wherT it JUST ONE WEEK MORI 3 BEFORE THE EXPOSITION! And we will devote it to the Grandest Reducti Sale of Summer Shoes ever heard of. LAST WEEK! GREATEST Elbow room is and we don care whose small gouges out the things that are in the way. Footcoverers to All Hankind, 27 8 Per Cent. Per Annum, Guarantee! and Non Taxable, (Payable Semi Annually) Is Better Than Real Estate As an Investment.

The "Permanent" stock of the Atlanta Loan and Investment Compuu besides participating in the entire net surplus of the company, hearttl guaranteed rate of interest (8 per cent; payaDie in January and i is secured by improved city real estate) worth not less than twice tl stock. The security is better than that taken for five year straight lead Because tne money is ioaneu, luvuuujr, iuu easing curity each month. We have but a limited amount to offer. Send plans giving full particulars. Address Atlanta Loan and Investment Oaj pany, No.

811 Equitable building, Atlanta, ua. augn came from It tad not take Umpire Clark most language oould not be mistaken, either; by any one who it. After his conversation with Mr. Cherry Umpire Clark declared his intention to see Dr. White about the same matter.

After the meeting over I asked President Nlcklin If he intended to award the flag on the takfn 'Certainly not. I will Aot award 1 I have heard from the ol ie association. Of course tl the flag was voted to Nashville. Nashville, however, went home accompanied by Evansville, aU In a jolly goad humor, claiming that Nashville bid been awarded the flag for the season. Nashville Is welcome to any present she indications that tfe flag awarded today will not be paid for out of the association treasury.

When the three who voted away the flag adjourned it was to meet in the annual session In Birmingham next December. All through the meeting there has been the liveliest interest here in the result and all Chattanooga is with Atlanta in the fight. In the first place they wanted to see At ami i they i all sure that Nashville has somethii which she may be entitled, but to which she never established the shadow of a tide. E. C.

BRUFFET. Umpire Clark Heard From. The following telegram was received last night from Umpire Clark: "Chattanooga, September 8. (Spe clal.) Evansville's representative left on same train with Nashville gang. I tackled White.

He says he "heard" I wanted money for the NaBhvllle Evansville games. C. CLARK, Umpire." Regular Press Report. September 8. Nash vllle was today declared the winner of the pennant given by the Southern League of Baseball Clubs, but the manner of the award was such that the matter wiU be carried to Nick Young, president of the National Association, for arbitration.

At the meeting of the directors held today, Nashville was represented by President C. White and Manager 8talllngs and Atlanta by E. C. Bruffey, sporting editor of The Constitution, while the latter held the proxy of New Orleans, Nashville holding those Of Montromerv UK, a H.1 and Mobile was unrepresented. President Nlcklin reported a tie between Atlanta and Nashville, each holding 670 points, and proposed a series of five a championship.

But the Nashville crowd would have none of wrangling threw out the game between Atlanta and Nashville, played at Nash Pllsh this coup, Nashville had only her proxies with her own lanta was shut out. mnrh tr. iT of genuine 228, "Portsmanlike manner Its Sixth Annual Convention. rSi tepieznXxT SWSpeclaL) The Calhoun County Sunday School elation la holding Its sixth annual conv Uon in Parker Memorial Baptis sts 1 MtowtaSr Andean" rf organisation: St PhiWp.nanDd PggJjBEl enrollmi J. c.

Frai Howell, A. D. Glaas" fiSl Tta mr coevenuon wlli last Sadafj?" Banker Won. 8. At the Velodrome du "7 Zimmerman last the prize.

kilometers, 856 meters, wlnnimi Hova Scotia Town Burned. JLSf i Tnta ed bltweei fire' wWeh start. RO.000 and 1 Twith Maiding, an to aahea ARTIST GIBSON INJURED, The Wedding of the Injured May Have To Be Postponed is Several Months. Richmond, September Charles Dana Gibson, the NewTsrki tist, and his Miss Irene ianghfa of this city, are doing as For some time Mr. Gibson ud 1 Langhorne have been the giwti 1 Alexander Cameron, of this city, ct country home In Albermarle county, I Greenwood.

A house party ess few progress at Mrs. Cameron's. Mr. Gibson and Miss driving. The road steep awl became frightened and ran away.

TV eupants of the carriage were Uusn 1 lently to the ground and Jured. Mr. Gibsons right mM i broken and he was othei wise St 1 Langhorne's left knee was brakes lit Was also badly bruised. The remoteness of the place itseas impossible to secure competent ml aid for several hours. It Is thonfkt I Miss Langhorne's injuries will keep sa the house for two or three which event the date of her mantes Mr.

Gibson Will have to he DOStDflMS Miss Langhorne has been a retoUf in Kicnmona and throughout the i several years. ue is extremely here. She is expected to recover the necessity of amputation, aaV serious complication arises, Injuries will break In upon hlSii MBS. HOWE WILL BE IHDICB And Tried on the Charge of Her Stenson. Birmingham, The grand jur Howe charging hei three year old steps will be given at on as best I she say: one weak woman agai once strong friends." Is surprised to hear swore against her She everything charged, am of the ladles who testifi away from her house die sionally and were very She denies that she eve of Ill fame, She seems 3ber I killing her sweetest woman he ever saw was at home, but from all that heard and seen now, he honestly she was as guilty as any one ever done anything wrong in "She is nothing more to me," he more than a person in South Africa" bas positively refused to receive from her and has left her to fight battle.

Unlike other cases where always find some frlenis when charged with severe crimes, Even the best ladies In the city Wj wun the trial as it was printed nt The lawyer who has been to defend her has been sneered at ladles. It is not believed that If is convicted that she will be gW dfath sentence. No woman has sser Ranged in this county Mrs. Hoes Jail on a charge of living Ellen Moore, the colored servant held with Mrs. Howe, has Damage Suit Settled.

damage suit which Bernard' orougnt against ef his wife, ment to Murray of $1,000 Mr Harris was attentive to Mrs. £smj When wlre died a vear her, the latter having secures a The New York lp His Route. THEY CAS delivered was specially I.