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THE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA GA. SATURDAY DECEMBER 30 1899 i FIRE LOSS Jbl Business Buildings De stroyed Last Nij BLOWING tt firemen Had To Make Hard Fight njainsi flames Caught Across Barnard Street 4 Destroyed the Building and Block of Daniel HtgIl There Was No Loss of Life. G. December 28. Special.

id a 150000 Ire tonight. It to the basement of Lindsay furniture store at Broughton mrd streets about 10 o'clock. The Mt 18 was a dense volume of 001 eomtag from the basement. The t4jp Ttni nt soon had a stream upon ktW tie fatal elevator shaft knocked calculation and within five or ten after the department arrived the ached the fourth story and of smoke prevented effective The- Lindsay Morgan was soon In' flames and the t3A to turn their attention to say- ctler structures across Broulhton wind blowing toward the jj O'clock Daniel Hogan's store street was ablaze. The Ing and that next to It.

to the two upper stories. tbr were both hooded with water. OWr Itores In the opposite corners were ffiQf damaged and floods of water in upon them to prevent a of the conflagration fjiibnstdy the electric light company street railroad company realized and shut oft the currents. a few minutes after they aid. the' pH of the Lindsay Morgan building carried the wires down on the many who were watching the the theater were shut off llielfnen De Angells guyed his lead- upon her assurance In singing 6 Ort organ carried a stocff yauled Their Insurance was 45000.

owned by J. D. Weed. was I Mil loss. It cost about 22000 and toured for 17000.

Zitl Hogan carried a 50000 stock of tr jooJi. which was entirely water nbd though not at all burned. His practically complete and the occupied was damaged to the mot of 15000. fit tai it other places. including the hall.

which was. slightly toot up more than 150000. jfcoai was Injured though there were ftl narrow escapes from falling JQB TWENTY-NINE YEARS tel Oglesby Joins His Brothers 3 it a Family Reunion. JWaau. Ga.

December 29. Special. 3. W. and Z.

W. Oglesby were delighted yesterday by the ar- Wd their brother. Captain S. Ogles- tCunden Miss. whom they had not Jbf twenty-nine years.

to Oclesby was a captain In the jj8wgla regiment and acting colonel fWtedment In the battle or Gettys- tjtee he was wounded and 'aphis release he returned county Georgia and soon went to Mississippi. Some ie brothers lost sight of him know whether ht" was alive rfi CaptaJn Oglesby. although a IMWv four carrl 1s his years well be a halo hearty man of fit- Wth brother. Mr. Joseph Texas two years ago and is absent from the family re- slcaJly the four are as fine tie mt with anywhere.

all lx fe high. Mr. J. W. rhs 2M Captain G.

S. Ogles- 2. W. Oslesby 190 and Mr. about 173.

8by now finds his brothers left young single men with children who have mother of the tour years ago at an ad- Ogrlesby expects to or his home. Hr5 PRIZES Contest of Book Company. Ga. 9 Special nnis. school corn- ricdii Book Corn- lei i rze compost- uut of the tidj offered in Tmllllson.

third houis Miss Mtl- er' ll The subject The Story or a Rock. Branch. assls- the Geme and County. plghth grade Eaton- rftsoor O. B.

Nes. ect Lafay te- mas ninth grade hooU- Profewor O. B. r. 9 subject The Man- ufacturlne and Mineral Interests gla.

Putnam is indeed woud 6t the 1 of the pupils in a contest which Included the schools of the state. This again Illustrates the progress and advancement of Putnam county in her pubhc schools. which is recognized as among the best in the State. due greatly to the enthusiastic and untiring work of our able county school commissioner. Sf.

B. Dennis who has devoted years to this cause. Putnam's schools are now beginning to see the good results of his efforts. Of Products of Porto Rico and the Philippine. Savannah.

Ga. December 29. Meetings of the Savannah River Rice Growers' Association and of the Truck Growers' Association have been called to take steps against the admission of Porto Rico and the Philippine islands within the tariff wall or the United States. The' associations will operate with the sugar producing interests of Louisiana. It is pointed out that both Porto Rico and the Philippines are producers of rlc With he tariff bars let down they would grow Immense quantities of rice.

with' cooUe labor. and flood our markets to the ruination of the home rice Interests. And the same applies td sugar. Porto Rico Is a close to th northern markets for truck and vegetables as Savannah and Jacksonville. It Porto Rican frluU and vegetables were let In fret" they would catch the cream and profit or the northern market to the detriment of the growers In Georgia and Florida.

CARS COLLIDE AT SAVANNAH. Fireman's Arm Broken by Jumping from Engine. i Savannah. Oa. December 29.

Southbound passenger train No. 35 of the Southern railway due at 6:15. and run- nlnjr two hours late collided In the Plant railway yard here this morning with an outgoing Plant system freight troth. The engineer and fireman or the Southern Jumped and the fireman's arm was broken. Eight freight cars were smash- Id and took fire.

The names were extinguished by city fire engines. No passengers sustained so much as a bruise. RABaIS TO HANG NEXT WEEK Unless the Pardon Board Saves Him from the Gallows. Rome Ga. Dcember 29.

Bud Is the nero murderer will die on the gallows here on next Thursday unless the pardon board commutes his sentenes or the governor grants a respite. Last Christmas two yeasr ago Harris shot and killed Dave Riddle at a dance. Riddle was making love to Harris's girl end the infuriated negro shot him. He was convicted in the superior court last July end sentenced to die. The case was appealed to the supreme court but the lower court was affirmed.

Harris was then tenced to death. The gallows will he erected to the jail yard and the hanging wilt be private. The negro appears absolutely Indifferent to his fate. Had Good Christmas Trade. Rome Ga.

December 29. Special. The Christmas trade of the Rome merchants Is generally acknowledged to have been the best In ten years. All during last week the streets and stores were crowded to their capacity with eager. happy buyers.

The people seemed to have an abundance of money and spent It freely. The social season. too. has been one of the gayest in years. The Salvation Army on Wednesday districted about seventy-five large baskets of food to the poor famines of the city.

The baskets were contributed by the good people of Rome. Knights of Pythtas Election. Rome. Ga. December 29.

SiwMal. Rome lodge No. 107. Knights of Pythias held their annual election last night. and the following officers were elected Max Meyerhardt.

chancellor commander J. G. Hanks. vice chancellor James Glover prelate- F. B.

Holbrooks. M. of W. E. li.

Turner. K. of R. and S. Joseph Esserman.

M. of F. W. J. Gordon.

71. of E. Richard Stroud. M. of A.

J. T. MeAlpin. I. G.

W. T. Hamilton. I O. G.

L. S. Morrison trustee. The lodge Is In a. flourishing condition and has a large membership.

Rome's Water Supply. Rome. Ga. December 29 Special. The splendid rew filter will be completed about January 15th.

and Rome wilt have a daily supply of crystal clear water of 1500000 gallons. The capacity of the reservoir has also Jieen Increased 1000000 gallons. The cost will be about 20000. and Romans that it Is a sum well Invested. Th Oostanaula river water from which the supply Is gaJned is almost chemically pure.

but during heavy rains the water becomes muddy and un. palatable. Accident to a Brakeman. Carrollton Ga. December 29.

Special. Will Chance. a white brakeman on the local due here at 7 p. so. over the Chat- tanooga Rome and Southern.

while coupling cars In the yard here last night had the misfortune to have. his right hand cautfht between the cars and so severely crushed tht amputation be- came necessary. Burning of a Barn. QuMman. Ga.

Decemler er 29. Special. Mr. W. T.

Owens of Boston. was unfortunate enough to lose his barn to gether with wagons. buggies and forage last night by fire. It la not known how the fire originated. The loss is about 1000 with no insurance.

Griffin Red Men. Griffin. Ga. December 29. Special.

Chickasaw tribe. No. 14 is In a mot prosperous and flourishing condition. It now has a membership- of ninety. Last night one candidate was adopted three were elected and there was one appli- cant for membership.

The semi-annual election of officers was held. which re sulted as follows Sachem. Dr. T. S.

Nunnally senior sagamore. C. A. Simp- son Junior sagarnore W. Hudson.

Jr. chief of records. B. B. Davis keeper or wampum.

Lewis Niles prophet E. Butler Oxford. The above Is a splendid lot of officers and the tribe will soon have over 100 members. Tort Valley Masons. Fort Valley Ga.

December 29. Special The following were installed as officers of Fort Valley lodge. No. no. Free and Accepted Masons Wednesday night for the ensuing year Worshipful master.

A. S. Martin senior warden. S. C.

Floyd junior warden. B. T. Marshall senor deacon. F.

O. Miller Junior deacon. W. S. Tatman tyler.

W. M. Brewster marshal 1. Rundell senior steward A. 1.

Evans Junior steward. C. B. Anderson. Austin chapter.

No. IS. installed the following officers High priest F. O. Miller king J.

B. James scribe. S. C. Floyd captain or host.

J. W. Rundell arince sojourner. A. S.

Martin royal arch captain. S. W. Antholne sentinel. H.

A. Mathews. and W. M. Bleuster.

C. VV. Wlthoft and M. S. Brown as masters of first.

second and third veils respectively. WIGIIT ASPIRANT FOR SPEAKERSHIP Politicians in Macon Say the' Senator Will Run for House. ij IN THE EVENT OF ELECTION He Will. Be a Candidate for the Speakerahip. APPIINTUENT OF A SENATOR PRO TEU Judge Nottingham Names William Birch for the Place Funeral of Mrs.

D. C. Harris. Constitution Bureau Brown House. Macon.

Ga. December 29. Special. It was stated positively In Macon today by a well-known politician that Hon. E.

L. Wlght will be a candidate for the house of representatives of Georgia next year from Dougherty county. and in the event of his election which seems assured. the will Ije a candidate for speaker. Colonel Wight has represented Dougherty In the house before and is' the present senator from his district.

He was the senates chairman or the tax commission haed during the recent term or the legislature. He has been mayor of Albany colonel of one of the volunteer regiments. and has held other positions of public honor and responsibility. It Is understood that Hon. D.

F. Crosland. of Albany the present representative from Dougherty will not be a candidate for re-election. He was elected to till the unexplred term or' Hon. V.

T. Jones. deceased and does not desire to be returned to the house. There are now two certain candidates for the speakership of the next house. Hon.

John D. Little who seeks re-election and Hon. F. W. Copland of Walk- er and two possible candidates Hon.

E. 1. Wlgtht and Hon. Wiley Burnett of Athens. Birch as Solicitor.

Judge W. D. Nottingham has appointed Mr. William Birch solicitor. pro tern.

of th city court or Macon for the ensuing year beginning January 1st. He will succeed Mr. William Brunson. who has been holding the position during the present year. The solicitor pro tern acts In the city court when the solicitor general of the Macon superior court circuit Is absent.

The judge or the court has the right to name the solicitor pro tern. Mr. was for years a member of the nrm of Hill. Harris Birdh and Is now connected with the firm of Washington Dessau and Nat E. Harris.

He will make an excellent solicitor. Mr. Brunson. who retires. has made a highly efficient officer.

It is usual for the position to be held not more than a year by any one lawyer. and In this way a number are given a bite of- the plum. Smothered to Death. Mr. G.

E. Hamilton who is connected with the police department of Macon. re cetved notification today that his' wife's brother Mr. John C. Wise.

was smothered to death last night in a tunnel In West Virginia. The deceased was in the railroad service. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton expect to leave tonight for Virginia to attend the funeral.

A Good Appointment The appointment by Governor Candler or Mr. ouis Burghard. or Macon as a member of the state board or embalmers is splendidly received in Ma m. where Mr. Burghard Is so well known and so highly esteemed.

lie is an experienced and expert embalmer. and in every way well qualifte- for the place to which ho has been appointed by the governor. Mrs. Harris's Funeral. The funeral services of Mrs.

D. C. ar us were held today at noon from Tattnall Square Baptist chulch. und were largely attended. Rev.

Mr. Harrison offi elated. The pallbearers were Messrs. T. E.

S. P. Holmes G. W. Macon 1.

R. Brown. J. W. tt and John Bally.

The deceased had been sick but a few days. She was greatly esteemed by 11 who knew her. Election of Officers. M. R.

Rogers lodge. No. 69. Knights or Pythias has elected the following officers for the ensuing year Chancellor commander. A.

B. Hinkle vice chancellor. J. H. Miller master of work.

1. W. Smith master of finance and keeper of record and seal S. C. McKay master of exchequer.

1. L. Mack master at arms. 11. A.

Rivers Inner guard. W. P. Spillers outer guard W. G.

Daniel trustee for three years. D. Witman. The' following officers have been elected by Constantine chapter. Royal Arch Masons L.

V. Burkett high priest Nor- man I. Brunner king T. V. Burton scribe George A.

Dupree secretary T. L. Massenburg treasurer W. Morn- set C. of H.

W. W. Billingslea P. S. 1.

Michael R. A. C. L. C.

Billlnsslea. master of the veil second and veil Messrs Lowe and Warnko Lee Wages. sentinel. Booker T. Washington.

The colored people of Macon are preparing to celebrate in an elaborate man- ner Emancipation Day on next Monday. The principal feature or the occasion will be the emancipation address delivered at Central City park by Booker T. Washington president of the normal in stitute ht Tuskegee. la the evening. at o'clock he will deliver a lecture at the First Congregational church.

Newsy Notes. This morning Recorder Freeman bound Carrie Wright colored over to the superior court In the sum of 200 for stab- Nng Teresa Dezon. another colored wo- man. Mr. S.

F. P. Bracken. a member of the. firm which has the contract with the city of Macon to erect a new iron bridge over the Ocmulgee river has arrived In Macon to took after some of the preliminary- de- falls In connection with the work.

The funeral services or Mrs. Elizabeth Tlsdell who died In New York Wednesday morning will occur from the residence of Mr. J. A. Peek on Huguenln Heights torn now afternoon at 2 o'clock.

The Interment will be at Riverside. On next Sunday Rev. Dr. Morris will have been pastor of Tattnall Square Presbyterian church ten years. lie will presen in the morning appropriately to the occasion on the siib ct Our Permanent.

Record. THE SIGMA ALPHA EPSILONS. Next Biennial Session Will Be Held in Birmingham. Knoxville Term. December 29.

The Sigma Alpha Epsilon college fraternity of the Epsilon province closed a two days' conven Uon tonight with a banquet. Birmingham Ala. was chosen as the place of the next biennial meeting. occurring December 26 and 27. 1901.

The following officers were chosen F. A. Ganftle pram ident. University of Alabama Tuliey R. Oornlck.

vice president. University 01 Tennessee George D. Booth. secretary and treasurer. Southwestern Presbyterian university.

Shipments of Phosphates. Jacksonville. Fla. December 29. Spe cial.

Two hundred and fifty thousand tons of Florida phosphates have been shipped through the port of Fernandina during 1899. WAS A VERY WARM MEETING. QRIFTIN COUNCIL TRIES TO SET- ALDEBHAN1C CONTEST. Hay or Was Disqualified and No One Would Act as Mayor Pro Tern Adjournment. Grlflin.

Ga. December 3. Special. The city council met In chambers this afternoon to try the aldernoanio contest. The contest Is over the seats of Messrs.

Burpee and Deane whom it la claimed were Illegally elected. Mayor Davis called council to order at 2:45 p. m. Alderman Patrick moved to proceed with the. contest.

Alderman Bailey offered a substitute to go Into executive session and elect offi cers. Seconded by Mr. Deane. Judge Daniel requested the reading of the resolution passed by the last meeting seating Messrs. Deane and Burpee with the understanding that no officers be elected excepting for" mayor pro tern.

Messrs. Burpee and Deane claimed they did not enter Into an- agreement of any such nature. and Mr. Deane. said If he had sgned such an agreement he would break It.

This exclamation. which was seconded by Mr. Burpee called forth considerable comment as it Is a positive fact that both gentlemen' did agree to the resolution and were familiar with its meaning. The counsel In the case was asked for an opinion-and Colonel Seamy being the first one called upon. stated he was not In any way personally Interested in the case and would rather not offer any suggestion or theories unless brought to do so by- the opposition.

Judge Daniel said If an election was held after the agreement it simply meant a breach of promise and It Messrs. Deane and Burpee had agreed to postpone the election of officers until after the contest then they' should do so. Mr. Deane still contended that he would not hold himself responsible- today for his action of yesterday. Mr.

Baileys substitute was then voted upon and lost and the election or city officers was postponed until after the contest. Mr. Boyd. who had previously been elected to the chair of mayor pro tern. and had served In that capacity.

arose to a point of order and stated as he had just been elected as alderman and was new In the business he would tender his resignation to take effect at once. This was objected to by some of the members but Mr. Boyd's resignation was finally accepted and his successor was warmly discussed by the body. Every member of the council but two were offered this honor. but declined the election.

It was thrust at Mr. Patrick with such force that he was In the act or sending In his resignation as a member of council when the nomination was withdrawn. No members of council would accept' the. chair or mayor pro tern. because It would debar him from voting on the contest the mayor having been disquali.

fled on account of relationship- and up to the hour of adjournment the question had not been settled. The question become so heated and personal feeling between the council was getting to such a height that a motion to adjourn the hearingof the contest until 2 o'clock Monday afternoon was carried and council adjourned to meet In regular session at 7 o'clock tonight for the purpose of passing ordinances for the coming year. At the meeting of the council tonight after the readJng and adoption of annual tax ordinance Alderman Boyd moved that the body go into executive session and elect officers. This as usual was bitterly opposed by some members. Aldarman Patrick asked Messrs.

Boyd and Bailey what was their motive In se de ciding this question. He asked it these gentlemen Messrs Burr. Boyd. Deane. Burpee and Bailey did not hold a caucus among themselves ami without extending usual courtesies to other members of council extending an invitation to all.

and nominate city officers. It was an undeniable fact and struck him. However the motion prevailed whereupon Messrs. Patrick. Smith and Bailey withdrew from the meeting.

Municipal affairs are growing warm and some sensational developments may looked for In the near future. HOWARD MAY ENTER RACE. As Populist Candidate for United States Senate. Birmingham Ala. December 29.

Spe cial. M. Howard of Fort Payne. former populist congressman from the seventh. district.

who has recently been called upon by the populist state executive committee to make the race for United States senator spent the day here. In conference with a number or populist leaders. It Is understood that the purpose or the consultation was to determine finally whether or not Mr. Howard will enter the senatorial contest. While It is not definitely stated.

the impression Is that he will be a candidate and will make an active canvass. Mr. Howard himself refused to be Interviewed. He stated Incidentally that he had not made up his mind adding Governor Johnston myself or some populist will be elected United States senator next year. Mr.

Howard thinks that if he enters the race he can carry Marshall county now claimed by Governor Johnston. and a number of other counties. After he returns home and consults further with his friends he will publicly make known his determination. Dr. G.

B. Crowe. state populist chairman and the members or the' committee of ntne recently appointed to prepare an address from the populist state executive committee to the people of Alabama setting forth the principles and objects of the organization and giving an outline of the proposed populist campaign. will Issue the address very soon. the main points of It.

It is understood. having been agreed upon today. DELAYED MESSAGE LOST WIPE. That Is the Claim of Beck in His Suit for Damages. Birmingham.

Ala. December 29. Spe cial. A novel suit has been filed in the United States court by W. F.

Beck against the Western Union Telegraph Company. Beck wants 10000 damages for the al leged delay in the delivery or a legram whereby he lost to himself Miss Dora Ward as his wife. The plaintiff says that his telegram was sent from Repton. Ala. in June last to Miss Ward at Centervillet Ala.

in which he said he would see her the next day and that a letter had- been forwarded. The telegram he alleges was not forwarded to another point as the agent had been Instructed by Miss Ward to do until a long time after its" receipt at Centerville. and through this delay he failed to win Miss Ward as his bride she wedding another. hence his suit for damages. South Warrior Coal Company.

Montgomery Ala. December 29. Spe cial. The South Warrior Coal Company. with a capital of ti0.

was organized here today by Ignatius Pollak and associates for he purpose of developing north Alabama mineral lands. S. Roman was elected wesldent and A. S. Knowles secretary.

Related to Robert E. Lee. Columbia. S. C.

December 29. Special. A. grandnephew and a grandniece of General Robert E. Lee dined with 100 other poor children of Charleston at- one- big table- In Masonic temple yesterday.

They are the children of Henry Lee. who recently came to this state with his family from Virginia in search of work. The boy is twelve years old and named after the great southern chieftain. MEETS IN RICHMOND OR BIRMINGHAM Southern Educational Association Finishes Its Memphis Session. PAPERS READ WERE.

ALL GOOD Chancellor of University of Mississippi Is Elected President. OFFICERS FOR NEXT TERM INIUCTER Resolution Calling for the Support of Legislative Bodies Is Memphis. Tenn. December 29. The ninth' annual convention of theSouthern Educational Association concluded Its labors today and adjourned to meet next year at a place to be selected by the executive committee.

Ths next assemblage will meet In either Richmond or Birmingham both cities haying made a strong claim for the honor of entertaining the convention. The sessions Just closed have been remarkably well attended and many interesting papers. covering a wide ranga of thought have been discussed by prumi- nent teachers and university men. Prom- inent among these were addresses by Dr. W.

Harris. United States commis sionsr of labor Dr. J. L. M.

Curry of the Peabody fund Dr. Juntas Jordan. the retiring president and Pro R. B. Fulton chancellor of the University of Mississippi.

These addresses were ordered printed and will be given wide dlstrlbu- tion. Dr. Harris In speaking of the convention said This has been a most successful convention throughout. It was one of the most representative gatherings I nave ever attended. The papers were simply excellent better jtun those usually read on such occasions.

They showed not only careful. but thoughtful preparation and Dr. Curry's address was simply magnifi- cent and wane well worth the trip to Mernpiis The most Important business at today's cession was the election of officers for the ensuing year as follows President r. R. B.

FuHon. chancellor or the University of Mississippi. Vice President Dr. Junlus Jordan. University of Arkansas.

Secretary P. P. Claxton. Greensboro. N.

C. re-elected. Treasurer J3hn D. Yerby Mobile Ala. re-elected.

The kindergarten department of th association elected officers as follows President-Miss patty Hill touisvllle Ky. Vice president Miss Willette Allen of Atlanta. Secretary Miss Mary Betts or Memphis. The resolutions committee In Its report says The Interest shown in the work of this association as Indicated by. the.

admirable preparations made and tl splendid wgi- come accorded by the city or Memphis by the large number and representative character or the body or teachers here assembled by the quality and spirit of the papers read and the addresses made and by the determination evinced to give to the Southern Educational Association that broad reach and full power which comes from perfected' organization and which shall enable it to meet the "increased responsibilities cowing upon it with the dawning of a more active and exacting intellectu and industrial life in the southern states is cause for glad congratulation and. encouragement. We ear estly invite our fellow teach. era in the southern states and elsewhere to unite with us In efforts to. solve th problems which vitally concern th present welfare and the future prosperity or this section of the union whose hlstcry and social conditions give peculiar emphasis to its educations needs.

We urge these who are In positions Of legislative or executive authority to give to educational questions that conspicuous Interest which their importance deserves an those upon whom educational wrk is pendent for support to exercise that wise liberality in Its maintenance which the times Imperatively demand. The session today was ccntlnuous. At he Court street Cumberland Presbyterian church a paper was read by John W. Abercromble of- Alabama. his subject being Education in the Old and New South.

1. H. Kirkland. of Nashville next read an Interesting paper. and was accorded close Miss Electra Semmes Colston of the Girls' High school.

Mobile Ala. discussed Public School Education of Girls What It Should Be. Superintendent 1. G. Wooten or Paris Tx.

delivered an address on. Industrial Education In PObtIc Schools. Papers were also read by Mrs. Nell S. Carottvers of Arkansas and Dr.

E. T. Bynum. of the University of Arkansas. The sw officers were Inducted into office after which the convention adjourned.

YOUNG. MAN KILLED AT DANCE. Tragedy Occurred at Qladistone Ala. Yesterday Morning. Huntsville.

Alai December 29. Special. A sensational killing occurred at an early hour this morning at a dance wt the home of W. P. Taylor near Gladistone when Leslie Carter.

a prominent young planter. was shot and Instantly killed by one or his companions. The killing occurred on the front veranda of the house. Details of the affair are not obtainable. Sheriff Fulgham returned from the scene tonight and reported that lie pad' arrested Berrle McLemore constable of the Medtcon crossroads precinct but the man was released.

the' coroners jury reaching no conclusion. All evidence heard by the coroners Jury was conflict- Ing. Carter belonged to a prominent and wealthy family and his relatives claim that McLemore is the guilty man and will have him jailed. Woman Shoots Young Man. Gadsden.

Ala. December is. Special. Gus LJster son of Sheriff Listen was shot In the hand this afternoon by Mrs. Gus Davis.

Listen and young Beachem were disorderly and Mr. Davit broke a chair over their heads and put them out of his house and went after the police. While he was absent. Uster anti Reachem returned to the house and cursed and slapped Mrs. Davis whereupon shot Lister with Smith Wesson pistol.

All were arrested. Colder Says the Weather Man. What does that me Why OVERCOATS of course. Warm Overcoats. thicker Overcoats longer Overcoats.

If' you bought a coat earlier in the season chances are it isn't the" sort to buffet this kind of' weather with. You need now heavy Kersey or Cheviot or Melton may be a fleecy Montagnac which gives you the needed warmth without additional weight which are to the Overcoat family what Eiderdowns' ate to the quilt family. We are ready. As good a line of' styles and sizes as we could- have shown you in November. At all the prices at and between 10 and 35.

But if this weather. keeps. up long we cant say this take the hint Qeo. Muse Clothing Cot 38 WHITEHALL. CALL AT FARLINGERS Monarch Lawton Blackberries all the plump sweetness of the fresh fruit per dos.

300 Monarch Potted Red Cherries rich in flavor and color per. dozen 3 Monarch Sliced Pineapple nicer than fresh fruit per dozen 360 Monarch Red Raspberries one of the most delightful of fruits per dozen Jjoo Monarch Black Raspberries just as nice as the red per dozen. ljoo Monarch extra Strawberries sweet and luscious per dozen. 5 300 Monarch Preserved Figs a delicious fruit per dozen 290 SOLE DISTRIBUTOR. A.

W. FARUNOER. Wholesale and Retail. 325-323 Peachtree Street A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING BUT. NOT TO SHAVE WITH.

SAPOLIO. IS THE PROPER THING. FOR HOUSE-CLEANING. 6 EAST AND WEST RAILROAD. ALABAMA SUPREME COURT DE.

TERilNES THE STATUS. Eugene Kelly To Be Refunded the Money He Expended on Receiw- er Certificates. Birmingham. Ala. December 29.

Spe cial. The supreme court of Alabama has Just decided an Important case determining the status of the East and West Alabama railroad. It was the case of T. Browning. et al.

against Eugene- Kelly et al. The court decided In accordance with the decree of Chancellor 3. Dow- dell rendered February 9th last save In one point. wherein It was held that the Brownings sought to escape. payment to the Kelly estate of the amount.

advanced by Eugene Kelly on receivers certificates of the East and Wet The Brownings and Kelly held' the bonds of the road. In May 1888 they and John Burns entered Into a contract by which Kelly and the Browntngs were to reorganize the road. the new securities to be divided between the parties named. The which the road was then tovolv- ed in was protracted beyond the time contemplated and to protect the property the receivers certificates to the' amount of 650000 were Issued by consent of all parties and the money- used. to change the line to a broad gauge road and other- wise improve it.

Colonel C. P. Ball was then in charge as receiver. The money from the certificates was furnished. by.

Eugene Kelly and the certificates were made a first lien on the property. On May 29. 1893 the road was sold by a decree of the federal court and was bought In by Kelly for a sum Insufficient pay the outstanding certificates. A few months later the Brownings filed. bill against Kelly to enforce the contract entered into in May.

1858. to reorganize the company repudiating any liabilities to refund Kelly any part of ehe money paid on the receivers certificates and Insisting that he reorganize the company and Rive them their share of securities without ret- erence to receivers certificates. Prior to the purchase of the road Kelly had offered to surrender Brownings all his In terest in the' property It. they would re fund the money he expended on receivers certificates. thereby losing the bonds he held to the amount of 119000.

This they declined on tile theory that Mr. Kelly was bound to reorganize the road without reference to the certificates. On a former- appeal of the case to the supreme court on a demurrer the court held that before the Brownlngs could have an Interest In the road they must repay Kelly- the amount proportionately advanced by him on the receivers certificates. The bill was then amended and it was alleged that before the certificates were Issued Kelly agreed with the Brown- logs that the certificates Should not priority of lien. Chancellor Dowdell held that there was no.

evidence to sustain this claim and de creed that the amount by Kelly for- receivers certificates taxes and oth- en charges' must be paid to him In full with interest before the ownlngs could have an Interest In the property. Upon payment of these amounts the Browning would be entitled to. 966-1085 of the property and the Kelly estate 1194081 the balance. these amounts representing the amounts of bonds held. by the parties named.

From this decree the Brownngs appealed to the supreme court whichnow sustains Chancellor Dowdell except that in teret shall not be required after the date of the purchase of the property by Kelly in May 1893. By the cbancelltrs decree it wa requested that the complainants signify their willingness to pay the amount held to be due Kelly in sixty days from February 9. 1898. The supreme court ex tends the time to sixty days from Decem. bet 20 1899.

The result of the decree fixes the status of the East and West road It la rumored that the Kelly heirs and the- Browning have compromised their differences and that a syndicate is forming to dispose of the road. Lee Higgins Co. of Boston. are. said to be engineering a deal to buy the road for Jl250000.

This firm la the financial agent of tine Kansas City. Memphis and Birmingham railroad and la said to be acting for It In the deal. It is added that If the Kansas City system gets the East and West the Seaboard Line will be in the deal and th two road wiUbe In the deal Jointly extend it from ell City to Birmingham a distance or about r- forty miles tUius forming a new through line the east to the west. The East and West road extends from Pell City. Ala.

to Cartersvllle Ga. and Is regarded as a valuable. link in a through system between the west and the Atlantic seaboard. MIDNIGHT SERVICE MORROW Impressive Exercises To BeHeld at the First Methodist Church. At the First Methodist church tomorrow evening impressive ceremonies will be attendant upon the passing out of the old year and 4he coming in of.

the new. Elaborate preparations have been made for entertaining the largeaudience which- will rather In the church at that time and. from present indications. very who attends this unlquezerviee will not forget. It soon.

Mrs. Sheridan will sing and oiher talC' ented musicians of the city will take part in the evenings programmev Dr. Walker Lewis the pastor. of the church will be in charge of. the exercises and will open' them wUhappro- prtate introductory remarks.

From 9 to 10 o'clock Dr. W. Lovett. associate editor of The Christian Advocate. wilt address the congregation from 10 to 11 an experience meeting followed by the sacrament of communion will be held Dr.

R. J. Blgham being the leader. and from to 12 devotional exercises under the auspices of the League 5:111 be held. Major E.

W. Halford and Mr. W. S. Withana being thespeakers.

On account of the decldelr unique character of the. evenings services it. Is likely that the' First" Methodist church will he crowded to overflowing with spectators eager to witness the carrying out of the foregoing programme. SOUTH CAROLINA CLAIMS LEAD In. Railroad Building for the Year Now Closing.

Columbia. S. Q. December 29. Special.

In 1853 there were 20381 miles of railroad built In South Carolina and that has been the record for any' twelve months. since- that time the Jarest approach to equating-it being in- ls 2. when 48187 miles were built. In Ule last cix months however. 197 miles of road have been constructeti with the prospect of lOO and perhaps Es miles more being built before the midoie or next summer far surpassing any previous twelve The seaboard Line leads with ii miles the Atlantic.

Coast Line comes next miles and the Southern is a close third wun Ati The remainder ol the mileage is uesiued among three roads. In the last six months more TU" of railroad have been built in South Csuuc na than we built. in any sta 155 union during the previous tvel- JT us. Frozen in His B. Beaufort.

N. C. Qeceznbt eeial. Ajnan named Suggs was zen in. the bottom of his Dual art uogUt banks this afternoon lie eiv iloreheaa City Ylsttr stering.

Thewlnd shitting to tr uurub the. afternoon was lilt it aj sleeting anq Snowing Iliad ha returning. le succurs. lit' iiigu. Florida Republ Jacksonville claij The repur will be held in th.

anti McJb elected to the ii lion. There is publican sucu. to thecontrary democrats Bryan and' i very small vote mention. ci lSp s. ic.

convention me on January- tgates will be uoncan cunveis- of hope ion re state ai the iuilding Florida 00 Colonel Chileans will poll a sual. Low Bat Acc unt New Year Via SoutheTn Railway. On December fith and Bat and January 1st low. rue tickets will be tola to all points on Southern railway Tickets good to return up to and including Jsni 8ouheni. railway most.

direct and quick. sl 7 line to Washington. ned the oat ChaHnutoga Merapcis. Macon I vllie nnatl and 1loiii a. Forrate 8Cjadulesand Information call at ili I house corner.

Phone 111. ROOKS MORGAN Dist. ATL OEMBE 1899' 1 ll rlR I fB tf' lt i' IA nUl umgs I Night I WIN WAS fl. IltflremenHa fIY MORGIN UILOIN BURNED fa- Stoc W' I- II' De mb 8 had bs mtnt o' lo k. IIP of id.

srtment 0) aD i i had reached an ipt1nl. iE 1' other stru tures Che Eaxcatd tha bufiding OiifDed i i citcres pa te1y I Fe le. tewm1nutes i piti ed Waof i 1IIhtllri i ij iieM a. 01 Morgan Ito 1t 1Iita11ou. ab ut OOO 7 IV he 0 i aa.

nows will es apes IDs De embeT Special. 1 tf Oct bY Ifra Jedtnent thtbattle fiiAt bb MI slsslppL :0 the lost 1IOt carries TIIe to ho art tr-Qrth It 1 1IIiiiean alcal1 a ilE. a sIx reat fr t- lIeOglelb nd Of with ie own Orlesby th ree CaPtain ur TOOK FOUR ij Composition ca i. a. Dec mIHr 9.

SPtclaL of hool IIIt OUllt I In re- 1Ib of from Major Joseph Van J1iI1a1rardln he AI11rkdll PIlpIl I rlze fur or Putnam oj' Jlllltet the 10 prlzt" Ift' Put II tou nllm pUjJil received 105 fJf' liegti ows i rtrhto Gay tf. efl pUblic hool a- f4t. pOI her I su. ject I' I' was Tht" s. sixth grade i- Sl141a rofessr G.

IUbj nklt" Wdllams 11 Tour A StoryOr 1auAdam 114. ICII. her 3 ls. Profpss Jr BNes P. rtbll' SUl.

jeCt Lafayette. Thomas tacller tS UQ i nd of Geos U1 lla whl cOU ty rea 1ts OBJECT TO FREE ADMISSION nnah JU Growt. rs' al Inte ts th the Ri the the Geori a SAV NNA1 South. mped. srna h- clt engnes.

pa brIse HAS RNG WK Unes Sves Hm Glows. RomE. Cembr 2. thE ne murdErer. wi galows I dy unle boar I senttlC3 gyor rpltE Lt yesr aO kled Rddle danc.

Harrss Irl nd thf ntgro rur la. nd se court low curt afned. I Ha resenenced death1 Ialows wi ere ted I ji i I' I Hd God. Csta Tade. 1 G.

Deembe ScaI. Te he Rme mer-j Keneral acknoleed year. Al durng kto re rr I I hav monlY I treel oclal eaon ont Yeas. Te Salvaton Ary WenEMay tld abut even fl Iarle asktts foo Te I cntrIbuted Kights Phia Elecion. Ga.

Doembr loge 1 7. Pythla. tleton lat olewlng of ers t1f tpd Ma I or Jats Holbroks. Trntr EserI n. Grd n.

Rchard I Hamiton. Morison trustle. loge flourshIng condIton Ga. Deembr 2. Iew fler wi 1th.

wi daly cear 5000 lalons. th. rsenolr len IncrEased I tt0o Kalons. wi 2000. an tht wel Thp from Isvaned.

chemIcaly rins bEcomes mud Br keman. Crrlon Dctmbr Spclal Ch.t- whie coupln ha cauj' betweEnthe eerey crshed that amDutaton npCEEsan Bar. Qutman. Ga. De Specal Ir OErs fOltunate bar to- leter wih bugges I Tt' lo 110 insurnce.

i Gffin GrIfn Ga. Dcember 2 Chl kaqaw trLb H. projru rndlton. I membership Lst nlibt adoptl elecld appl- electon ofcers whlct re- sulte folows Sa hem. Nunnaly Saamore.

Simp savamore. B. is keepr wapum Lws Nies BJIEr ofcer trb wl 10 mtmbers For. Valey Valer Dcember 29. olowln instaled ofcers ValeY 10dle Marshal deon.

marhal stewad. Evs junorstewar Andern Au9n 1. instled th tollownl otcl Mier scribe captn hot Rundel rnce sojourer Martn setnEl. Bleuster. Wlhof masef frst lecond vdl repc- tvelY.

PoJltclns Wi or 1 Wil 1e SENAOR Tl Judg Notingham Nae. Wiim PlaceFerl Hria. Consttuton Brow 8pclal I psItvely Maon toay I known poltcan wi representatves ntxt electon asured wi spaker. reprtsent- bfore andl as chaIran ommlsllon reent Abany. YOIUDtlr reglmtnts.

ha posItons publc responsIbi- 1 lan Albn prlsent rprtsenta- tve wil I or re tll deceasld. not Tere te Ltle. ton Copland possble Wiey Buret a Slcltor. Nottnlham Wilam solcitor. tht cty acon ear bginning Ht wi IUC- Wllanl Ioldlng psiion soicltor ter.

solcior enera clrul court' nae solcior ter. Brchwas ears membr frm Hi. Bird Harls wi soldtor. retres. efclent ofcer.

psIton an lawer thi wa areAlven bie th Smotered Hamion. wih polce departmen re- cived notficaton dath rairoa r. Hamiton expet VIrgnia atend te Gd nor Luis Burglard Mlcon. I bard eqblmts splenddly reelved Man. whr r.

Burlbard hly e5tem exprience exprt el ualt th tl whih hI ben apoInte t1e govenor. Harss Fueral un ra :115. Har- Ilswtrt nai Blptst ch h. wt" atended. HarrIsn o- cated.

Man. ad al The deeued geaty Eleton 5 tOlowlng ofcel ensUng yer Chncelor commandtr vi chanclor Mier mater fnance jnd and sel maser ofexcheque. 1 ack Spiers trusee thre tolowlng ofctrs ham ty Constatne chapte. 1 1lgh No- I Brunne. scrIb Geore DIree.

1 Iasenburs L. lorl- s. BiIngslea 1 1 Blnslea. mast vrl secnd frt l. Lwe.

Sntnel Washngton. Maon eltbrate Etanclpaton princpal occaslol wi :11 emancpaton Ciy Booker Washingon norral In- st ute Tuskege. ocock wi deJver Frst Congregatonal. Note. clored.

su cour slab colort membr the frm whih ha he wih ciy ret riv r. kok afer prelmlnar fals conneton I funeal Elzabeth Tisdel moring wi rll- Ir. eIghts ton afteron oc ck. v11 D. wi ben pator Tatnal Sqlare Presb ttrlap year.

wi occa lol sUt. Per a- Hiord. ALHA EJSILONS. Wi 1e Birmigham. Knoxvile.

Tle Sigma Epsion colege Eplon cosed conVeIton wltl mngham. choen bienn al meetng Qcurrlnl Decembr 2 Z. 191. tolOWlg Jnv Ie Crnick. Unlvert7 Tennese Gege DBoath tlreary Southwesern Pesbytertan Shipment Jack onvie.

Fla. 2. To Jty thousnd ton Forda phosphate have ben trouh prt Feradna 1. i 0i1 i WA VERYWARM GlE OCLT 0 TLAEC CONTF Mayor DQ afled NoOne Woud a Pr Tem. Grlfn emb Speclal cIy counci chamber th tr.

alderIc suts Mllr I caimed iegalY tletE. yor cale counci Aldenan Panck pleed contet. Aderman Baly ofered substtuto to nto executve sesion of- Seonded Dene. le DnIel rlClullted reaohJlon last meetnK slatna Mesr. Dne unerstaIln otcers eleted ex epUng formayor Messl Burpe clalned ente a' Ily Ir.

ha scned I exclaolon whih seonded Burpe. I positve tat bth ton tamlar Is In cs ake opInion. and Colont1 8C bIng firs caled upon. stted wa In' pronallY he geston d. ppslUon.

Judge sd electon held i eed pstpne electon of ers unt afer cntest the fY. Iane stl cnteIed tht hImel reapnble' hs acton Baleys subs tUe wa ulnadl an ofcers was ptpned untl Itter ben eleted char h8t cpcty. aose pInt ha- ben wa nlW e' tnder' 118 rlgnaton' tke wa Byds reslgn lon fnaly aclpted dISCSMd bdy. co 1 dedlnl electon. I wa ac rsgnaton merbtr cl whe' nomInaton wihdrawn.

memhrs runcll ter. bcause deba votng ntest having dlul- ted relatonshP sttled Queston bme heted an teelDC bet ween counci dj h1 uc ad counci adjoure relular sesIon at pasing orlnancea lr yer. metng councL readng adoton annUI orinance Aldenan executve sesglon elet olcrs ppsed sone Ald r- mn PatIck ted Iesr. Byd Biey' motve So de lng questm' gentemen. essrs Buree an ld I 0 wthou I courttqe I I' counci.

extendin Invittion al. ciy oIcen. I deniable fac strck Howcvt i evaled Ptrtck. Haley v1thdrew me tng. MunIcpl ae a I snsatonal nea I ROW ARD MY ENTE RCE I Populst 1 Birngha Decembe 2.

cal ppuls congessman seyentl recenty btl caled pjulst execuve commitee Unied wIh populst undertood purose consultaton was deterine fnaly lio wi Whie I In1tly wi afd wi tve hlms Interiewed. Inddentaly mid ullt wt Unied tle arshal camed Goyeror and oter ntles. Afer consuls furt. wih wl pUblcy populIt membes commitee recenty appolntet Ppulst executve set- tng principIIs objects organizaton outlne proposld poputst wi pInts I. Itls havIng today.

DELYED MSAGE LOT WIE. Cam Sut Sp calA sui btn' tled Unied by" Be estern 100 iii- tlegram Dora wfe. plalnttr sa iis telEgram CentervleL Ala. Jeter torarded. Te aleges.

forarded to' do. untl tme Ia- Centervle. taied a Warror Mon omery Ala. Deembr 2. The wlth capitl 500.

orgazed Ignatus Polak or purpse developng Alab mneral Rmn Wa electe eldent Knowls retry. 1lte tBbr Dcember Bpeelal gndniece of.Gn- Rbrt wth I htdren Crleston Muono te chldrtn Henr L. recenty cam ttatewlh hi tamty Virgnia slChot year oJdand uame atterthe eatlutheQ hl ln. BIRIINGHAM Souther Eductonal Aociaton It SesloD. Chncelor Unvrsit' Eleced Peident.

NET TRM Beloluton Caling ofLegllatv Bde. Dcembr The cOlvenUon the. Souther Euca110nal A8oaton concud. lt Ilbrs mee year plae to Jecte Ixecutve ommlttee. net aa- blae wi met elt Ricond or bh ci1ea caim conwtlon.

coe wel and may estng cvertng raga thouht. have bn dlsc ssed techers unlveslty men addresse D. T. Unite Swte cOlmls- soMr labr 1 Peaby D. JunN Jo dan.

retr ng prldnt. Flon. cbancelor lverslt MisIs- sIppI adresses orJere Irlnted. wi gvn lon Hart. spelnl te venton ben a sucesful venton throu hutt.

wa most reprsentatve ve atended JIpy exctllent. 1Qn hos usualy reld showed thoughtfl prtpar tm. Crrys wa smply mafi- nt. wel wortl tip Mtrptlt To mostllprlat bsiness at" eleton Of' ofcI ensung tolows Fhon. chance lar Unhersty Dr.

Arksa Po Ge ns oro. re Treaurer-hn Yerbylloble. Ala r-l'ltce. derment the 9laton eleted of ers a rouow. Preldont Lulsvte.

Mls Wiette le Atlanta' Miss Mar BetI. reprt wor thl sssociaton Indcated preparatons the l- cme accored Iy ll numbr rertsentatlve bdy tEahH" assembld QuaIty siri pap1 rtad and made' determinaton evlnt glvt Soutern Soclltrn reah PJwer' cmes pertecte' oranization. an shal I mett crcocd UpJ i wih Itv exactng Intelectuil Industrll ie ongrattlaton et In lo. tosolelh prbltms taly cn m' prs- tnt welare secton who EOcal condItons Is th aiI osltons legislatve executve gve eduatonal quests cncplcuous hlh Imprtance deservs an. upn educatonal supprt exercs lberaly Is nflntenance wbcl tlms Imperatvely slslon toar wa ccnlnuous.

Ilhe Cumhrland Pre.y- teran paperwu rbyJohn Abrcrombe. hl sub I lelng Educaton tshvle next. Interestng ac orde cose atenton. lss Smmes Clston. schol.

Mobie. dlcusset Pblc Schol Eduation I SuprIntendent dtlvered Educwton Plllc Shools. Mr Nel Carotrs. tnlyerly Arknsu. oer ofce.

arer whih convtn ton KD DAC. Tagy Morig. Huntsvle. 2. sensatonal occurre Gladstone.

Lesle CartEr. wa Instanty kIe companins. The' kilng on he Dtais ob Shrif retUred lonlKht reprte arrest McLmore 1 prcint no Al coroners wa con1t- beloned wealhy relatvls caIm McLmore th6ulty Ind wi hae jale. Wo an ShootYoug Dtembr Specal. Lster 8 erUr Lster.

shot th Mr. Llter il Dvia vr ut tem atlr plce Whe absn Llter echem returne urda lappe whereupn Lster wih JSmlth A. Wealonplto1 1wero. aet ifi i I i att 1 Wat doe tatmean OVRCOAT Wam Ovetco t. ticker Overcoat Overcoat I youbou2hta earier seaon int sor bufet tis wit.

hC or Chev oiM tor feecy whih gveyou te warmt with wh hare- Overcot famiy to quitfami ady. lne stle szes a weco ldh ve al pces atan beteen andj35. thi weater say tke te hint Ge MuseCl thitgCQ. ATr FORr Monach Lwton Bla kbres al te Iw tes ote eshrnitpr 3 0 Poted Re Ceries" rc favr dozen. 139 Slced Pneapple-icer tan it dozn.

30 Rapberlne te' mot delghtl frb dozlH 30 narch Rpbresjust a nce a te' re pe dozn. Monach Strawbreweet lusiou doze. 30 Presred Figadelcous h- i9 SOL DSTRIBuoR. A WFARtNOER Retail J21j2J Peactr Steet GO DTHING. NO SAPoLfo HOUSECLEANI AABA SURM NS THSTATUS Eugne XlyTo fuded MneRe Epende er.

Ceriictes. Aa. Spe The.supreme cour decde cs ingthe te Eat Aa- rairoa. the cu al. aginst Egene.

Kely I decded ac oraJce wih te decre Cancelor Dw- dtI rend red Februar ne pint. wlereln Browninga te amoUntadvanctd Egene Kenyon cer I cates Eat' rairoad. Brownlns Kely bnds Ke ieorvim securtes prtes llgatonwh1bthe aa thenlnvolv- protrac pd th tIe propery recevers certficates SO Issut Jsent parte. he lne broa I. wa ten chare al Joney certfcates turlshed Kely cerUlcates went de I frst len proprty.

2 183 deree ot' teeral boughtin Kely Insufclent outtanding certficate. Brownlngi fled a. bill agnst Kely teredlnto Ma 18. com pan repudIatng labUtes Kely par otobe certlcate Inslstn" I securt swlhout certifcates te purcn Kely otf red surender tote Brownngs al In- terst re mone expende CErtfcates. 190.

declned the" Kely forer. ve Interet Kely. proportonately certf- cates. Te bi I ale ed certfcates Kely th In 8 certifcates houl notne prIoriy Ien. ChancelOr eld to IUta tis caim by Kely certllcates.

hm ful wth ruld the. proprty. Upn amount entted te 910 prop Kely Itate UgI0 amoun representn partes appal- suprme court" wllcnoV tina Chancelor DwdeU In- reuired' afer purchas opt Kely 183. te cancelfrsdecree I VI requeste mplalnant wiingness py mtydays 9 18. court ex- alty rromDecem- br I.

l. rsult fxs teEast Wet road I rmored Kely heir the Brownlng1 cmpromied their. dlferen ls tat trndcate I forig dlsp th road Boton are sid b' engleng a tobu rold n2o. Tlafr Jthe fncal KnaCtY em. Brtngham rirod.

andb acI he del I KalSs CtY Yltemc ts Eat Iud Wet Sbrd LliewU I th tworoadwUl IJ thedeajl IY rmIell fltf nJam. dltnce abul f'- I us foring new tough lne fromtheea west Te Elt ad rad I CIT rrl GiB" lhroug btween wetadthe Atlantc seaboard mrNR SEV TMOIW Eercses 0 eldat Ft ho48t Cuch Methostchr to ImprEsive ceemonIes wl 'beheld atendant utn' th sngout year and 1eCmnl Iro I. w. Elabrateptpara lons have. ben entertanIng Jarg audlece whlct wi ptherln Iechurchatthat tme trompreaent Inlctlons ever wh atends UIlquelence wU ttsoon.

Sheridn wi' ot. Cty 1. ak Prt Lws of. wU In ces. ad wi w1h.appro- prtte ntroductor Fr mVtt oclok C.

Lvett asso at dior o't'e Chrstan AdrewU ongregat frQIlOtoU Jn exprience meetn toIowedbJ sacrament wn beheld bng the romU 1 devotQnal exeicses uder a EPwoth5Lal hel jorE. for. ad Ir. Wiha belnl theSleau Ie decd y' unque oCthe evenlngs itis Ikti Uetho sfchu ch tooverfowblc wthsP tator eag wtresst calnout torolng pro rme. SUT CALNA LD I.

Rlro Buildn te Yea' COlil. Dem Spec 2Smles rroad buit ar lna. ha ben thl recrd mnths tnc tme r6tappioac to IngIt lZ. wh nlM11mtewere bUIl. Itm Dts 19 mies roa hv beD ea.

wih th6prospt oCiOaUd prhap mlls buit theidle tar IUraslnganpre OUS mouths' icor Jle eabN lead wlthlI mlest Ataltc Coat Lne Dextwlthmles th Is. I cps6thUdwln Tie rema1ler uI mleaels eviQed thr tie' mOr ralr adhave ber bult 8 utiCT ii tha Wet buit nYJJa durll thepreVous1e I n. Fzen' i iRis ecemb Ial A Suggswa rcin botom loat 01 1 tis' aternoonn iI oreheaICUY a 1 ng shlltnto tr' u1rha was il 4 I tn returnll ICCUI llh Florda enton. Jacbonvli1. 1j I7tSp teput c.

t. conrenton wl oIJaUlar lltb an satls' Il the I nven Hol Ttre I hopetorre publcan suc ta talthe tjU the rntrar HadlngFlorlda emocat' mColonelW anl l. wt mal I. jUl Lw Bt i. nt ew YerVi the' Rilw1 On DeberMh UdJ nuar ittl wi olctu I Suthern Illhvayctet coo orturn an InCUdllJa 4 i rlhry dlre qUICk tst IUdthe flt Cli 1Oa 18con Lll vl CnnaU Horia.

lorrateJ adules an Inforaton cl at ht houle crlr Phone ROKMORGAJrp Atf c3 rr yw I HAS r' 1i Sffl8SS De- ijs AS ad ALaiDstfIaesu ijs1MORCAN Utht au ck nh td th fEUI LBUnard tt oki Ltet steI si Tel thi jcther lu e1 en At iitoired a ef ny EI. lighti In fr4 thedirk. th111 bgfld1ng k' tMThough 000. ioaI VeUow esI i az. 1551 efthetr camden 4fter 15CObh Ito hladflOt 1ti Sixty-four aukito si5ttlrth t- Pb8lcaIlv iChs the lis three 1 taIrlcan 1 ion 2 ecial i I ails ti ea015 leti lfldfl Guilty.

Ia 1 ath is An iliy 0 prlzee alti 1a 4 lGnt er the I j1 tchcr to 4 iwis fls p. Cub cfy blI0 si ber tha th0oiLprofisorOB 40 pupi de- cfPorto 29. he rice. withcooLle as Special. th 29.

amllies 29. Special. eefl whichthe un- Special. amt utation Special. un- 29.

0 necan didate I oct 29. Austin 19 rince I1l th Place Special. Or le I I I I I V. the Macon. Bar- offi- all i-i I I.

I. 1 SE 8 wo- hlch staict The convention 189 a kV T. TLB SpecIaU om- both hi iself Ever th de- gentlemen Haley ans un- an ac- carry 29. The the 29. ues a p.

The aei President President-Dr. Secrctary-P. Treasurer Secretary-Miss l5i in- to the entweifare i Special Speciai. a a :1 1 I 1' sI mean ts buffetthb heavy or lton- sizes atand 10 uplong this- takethehint CALLAT 3 Pineapple-nicer Raspberries-one Raspberries-just thered er sweet 300 Figs-a AW PeachtreeStreet A 1 THINGFOR HousE- LEANia ers 29-Special. 150 to a ref- re- not have dC- dhanceilcr a sg- 1 lXO.

i the roads- and extend Pell ne I- PauCity Gaand andthe TO Be Be1d audIence he1' lll with appro- Epworth League ford the speakers. Firs Buildlngfor 29. th 1B2 record tfl iii L' bee weiy is ci 11 Ji Am ii us is' tL MoreheaoCity the Sd iisg ci Sp. liie I III 19th re- V. J.

L. a ual Ratfi Acceunt lit 19 i alipoIsts an 41900. 5 ii bern I eat tttrCoa. Lous vii nnatt 1' eroa. For rate-a ac eduleaanl i Put.

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