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TAYTOR. Tke Famoat Ttraioeratle Was Hlaltter to Liberia. C. H. J.

the negro Demo cratlc politician and lawyer, died at Atlanta, yesterday. Taylor was to Liberia daring President Cleveland's first term and wa afterwards made recorder ot deeds In the District of Columbia un der the same president." For many years before his appointment Mr, Tay lor lived la Kansas and after his retirement from office, again came vest and began practicing law in Kansas. City, Mo. Thla did not prove successful, so be returned to Atlanta, whence be originally came. Taylor was always Be was bora a slave on a plantation owned by Rirfas Carson, in Perry county, Ahv hama.

The boy, however, ran away to Eavannaa and changed his came from Elijah Carson to C. H. J. Taylor. He worked in Savannah for five year and finally saved enough money to go to Ann Arbor and attend the law.scbooL 11 graduated in 1STS, and after practic ing his profession in Michigan he went to Kacaas City, Kan.

Ia 1884 Taylor espoused the cause of Grover Cleveland and for his work was made minister to Liberia. It was about this time that Taylor published bis first book, out lining the very policy which has since won such distinction for Booker Washington, another of the negro lead ers of the south. In 1888 Taylor went to Atlanta and practiced law. Hto practice grew rapidly and It was not Jong before he was forced to appl for yadmlsblon to. practice In tbe supreme court This he did, and In spite of the prejudice against those of his color, passed a creditable examination and waa admitted.

Taylor' borne wu In Baltlmore.VHlf.WRS 42 years old. Taylor wrfB "Quite well known In Springfield and has made several speeches here. He was factor in tbe celebrated Pyan Cloud campaign of 1881 He supported the Democratic nominee In a number ot speeches, and on election day worked at the polls for Fyaa, BALLARD'S BNOW LINIMENT cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, Sick Headache, Sore Throat, Cts, Bpralns, Bruises, Old Sores, Corns, and nil pain and Inflammation. The most penetrating liniment In the world. Price, 25 eU.

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Following the example of tbe kaiser, the ueea regent baa appointed as representatives of Bpaln at the peace costless tie most ImslbU And pugnacious i vsioining House. ii8 SquheastCorrierSquare ii8 statesman she could possibly find, for me bpamsn delegate to tbe congress is none than that Duke of Tetuan, who was forced to abandon his post of minister of foreign, affairs In the former Conservative cabinet owing to nis saving boxed the ears of one of the leaders ot the Liberal party during the course of "a debate In the senate at Madrid, The Wsshlngton Post Hit ducal title conceals the Irish pat ronymic of Charles CDonneU, His flamlly halls from County Donegal, of which he claims tbat his ancestors were (he kings in good old Milesian times His father, Leopold O'Donnell, rose to fame and fortune in Bpaln under the reign of Queen Isabella. Re devoted himself to the services of her mother. old Queen Christina, when the latter was regent, and preceded the guardsman, Munos, Duke of Rtanzeres, In her Sections. He was governor general of Cuba for a time, and before his death attained ot prime minister and.

of csptalnSttneral, receiving his title of Duke of TetuSias a reward for his successful campaign against the Moors In Morocco. JKls son, the present duke, Is ycryjrfiud of his Irish ancestry, but iiSii ippearance a typical Castllian nobleman of stately presence, fine face and dignified manner. Age has somewhat robbed him of bis once soldierly bearing, and his hair and mustaches are almost white. But big eyes are as bright as they were 20 years ago, when the late King Alfonso selected him as his ambassador extraordinary to marry the present queen regent by proxy at Vienna and to bring her to Bpaln. Speaking some time ago at a distribution of prizes to military cadets Madrid, be called attention to tbe number ot O'Neills, O'Connells, Mahers, among them, and remarked: "We Irish, In settling on the Spanish plains, and In offering our swords to Bpaln, are merely returning to the ancient home of our ancestors.

Tbe Milesians went from Bpaln to Ireland, and we have merely come toJlve among our cousins," BPMMER TOURIST RATES. The Memphis, route will sell summer tourist tickets to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and Glen wood, Colorado, at low rates. On sale from Junt 1st to September 15th, 1899. Return limit October list Choice of routes. Free cbalr cars.

Wagner sleepers on night train Call at our city office, corner College street and square. Telephones 1S9 and S3. EX J. PERRY, Qeneral Agent Amoasr T1llr4 Folic The kins; ot Denmark will, when he has flubbed his star at Wlesbanden. according to the present arrangements, pay a visa me outce and duchess of Cumberland at Gumuden.

i Toward the end of August or in the early part of September Prince Walde mar of Denmark will sail tar mm 'japan la command of the Danish cruis er, me vaiayrieni ine princes will not. as has been stated, riult not wsnt to leave her children ana ner latner iaw. It is practically totUed tbst tbe princess of Wales, will not return to Marlborough house at this season, and will lake no part In any public function until her year ot mourning for I cr i i sr $1.00 UP $2.00 1.50 2.00 $2.50 a aaaa SB Price $3 2.00 1.90 O.5O Price. boys and her royal hlgbnees' mother, th queen of Dnnmark, is over. The princess and her daughters, who are greatly enjoying; their yachting trip, left Corf a recently, bat their destination was un known.

One ot the reatefit difficulties experienced by oyal folk is to find suitable governesses to whom to entrust the early education of their children. The daughters of the prince and princess of Wales afid the present em? press of Russia were elmply devoted to their governesses and in both cases these ladles have become closn ner. sonaJ friends of their royal pupils. The queen of Holland, too, is much attached to Miss Winter, although the latter naa no reartully strict with her young charge. Now that her cervices are no longer necessarv at th nntrh cotirt Mlse Winter has been secured by rnnces erdinand of Roumania and shewlll accordingly now take in hand the education of the little Prince Carol and his small slater, wbo are, of course, related to the young Queen Wilhelmlna.

Tbe Emneror William' ii.i tt, Wartburg was a complete failure so tar aB ms eporting was concerned. It is the first time that his majesty has been thus disappointed of his shoot In the beautiful forcet which belongs to the duke of Soxe Welmar. but rain fell in torrents every day, and it would have been useless to go out, so tha blackgame escaoed. nftr jivin carefully preserved for many weeks in view of the emperor's visit The emperor went fUJra Wartburg on a visit to me gTann auke of Baden at the picturesque hunting lodge of Kalter bronn, in the black fore Th m. preas has been spending a few days Dresden with her mother; the Duchecs Adollado of Augustenburg.

Many old soldiers lfow feel the effects of the hard service they endured during the war. Mr. Geo. 8. Anderson, of RoSBTllle.

YnrV who taw the karde klsd mf service at the front Is bow. frequently troubled with rheumatism. "I had a severe attack lately," he says, 'and procured a bottle of Chamherlnln'a P.in n.i. I did to much good that I would like to amiw wuai you charge jne for one dozen bottles:" Mr. Anderson wanted it both for hu rn wu BUU iv SUPDly It tO hli frlonrla as every family should have a bottl.

of it In their home, not only for rhu matlsm, but for lame back, swellings, cuts, brwtees'and burns for which It Is unequalled. For sale by Reed Barmt eorW of Benton ave hub auu commercial street; John Overstreet College street; Donnell Garwood. 419 East Cnmmomini R. M. Stanclll, 223 South street.

AMERICAN WOMEN TO ADOPT (New York Evening Post.) An association nf Trirolnn ducts the congenial buslnew of caring for Window bniei iml for balconies and small gardens, it will take, the contract of filling a bow window, a eowiervatory, little or big or will look after tbe half doxen or more drawing room plants that one may poKsess. The enterprise contains a posnibl suggestion tor women in thla oountry. A QUESTION OF RIGHT JRXCEAf OOfiEII ISSVEn lit WAV, DKPAttl JIKMT. It' Give Clcanuioe to All Cat Vessels I'Bdcr (he Cabas Flasr," departments order of yesterday ivir a clearance to Cuban vessels under the Cuban flag has raised a question as to the right of the United 8tates to take thla step tbat ultimately will have to be determined by the attorney general The order issued by the war department simply authorizes Its officers In Cuban waters to clear vessels in question to be present or they will have to sail there at their own risk, bo far as any fines or penalties are concerned, to which they made be subjected in foreign ports. Tbat has been Teferred to the treasury department as whether or not the war department has the right to au thorize Cuban vessels to fly the Cuban Bag under American ensign.

There is no question but that the treasury depart ment will decide there Is no existing law which would Justify this step. The matter will then, be referred to the at torney general for his opinion whether. under tbe broad construction of law, military occupation of Oils country can authorise the use of this combination of flags and enforce its respect in ports ot loreign countries. This also may raise tbe question as bow far this course would commit the United States to recognition of the Independent rights ot Cuba, a step that' this government so far studiously avoided. The matter one ot vital importance to tbe mate rial Interests ot Cuba Just now, and the department feels justified in taking an unprecedented course to furnish the lsl and relief in an emergency.

DEATH OF BLOSSOM HEWCOMB. Coroner's Jnrjr Klad It Wu Dae. grptia Iafcctloau JUCHVIEW, HL, May 26. A post mortem examination, held late this aft ernoon, showed th cause of Blossom Kewcomb's death to be septic Infection. said to have been the result of an op eration.

"The examination was held without Interference from thi Newcomb family! James Ncwcbmbf the latEer, wasTpcrsualed Ty County Attorney Vernon to allow the examination to proceed in the Interests of Justice. The post mortem 'was conducted by Dr. D. Ludwlg ot St Louis. A Jury was formed at tbe grave.

Tbe jury's ver diet was, death from an operation sup posed to have been performed at Bt Louis, May 8. After agreeing to permit tbe grave to be opened, Kewcomb asked that the ex amination be made with as much deli cacy and privacy as possible. Tbe au tboritlea. assured him that his wish would be acceded to In this matter. He accompanied tbe party to the cemetery.

When the actual work began and tbe grave diggers laid aside the floral em blems and other tributes from the mound, tbe father burled his face In his hands and cried pitifully. After a time he iraa led away from tbe scene. After the grave was opened the casket was carried lnte a which the father had furnished and there the post mor tem was held. No member of the fam ily except the father was at the ceme tery. After the post mortem the Jury collected around the coroner under the snade 'of a tree.

Dr. Ludwlg testified as to what he found, and ascribed death to septic Infection. Early this morning Circuit Attorney Escers left Nashville, 111., for Belle ville to get an order ot court giving him authority to open the grave. He was Tefused an order, as the court held that only the coroner had Jurisdiction. At this Mr, leger left Belleville for Rictvlew.

intending to see me coro ner on hie way. uunng me aay, Mr. Newcomb. father of. Blossom, stood guard over the grave and declareij be would not permit the grave to be opened unless they got an order from tbe court Harry Clayton, who arrived yesterday from St Louts, departed this morning.

Mr. Newcomu drove mm to Ashley. During tbe day Mr. N.ewcomb seemed agitated. He said this morning thatvJf any man toucnea tne grave without tne proper auinomy, mere would be trouble.

Circuit Attorney Eggers, County At torney, Vernor, Sheriff Cohlmeyer, Dep uty Btroh, Coroner Mcllwaln and Dr. Ludwlg. arrived at Richvicw at 1:80. The officials said they had come prepared and determined to make the ex amination, but they preferred to secure Kewcomb's consent Newcomb was sent for. The authorities conferred with him about an explaining why they wished to make the examination.

Newcomb finally agreed, and accom panied the party to the grave. The St Louis officials left for home on an even ing train. I bae been a sufferer from chronla diarrhoea ever since the war and have used all kinds ot medicines for It At last I found one remedy tbat has been a success as a cure, and that Is Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Dlarrnoes Remedy. P.

E. Grtsbam, Gaars Mills, La, For sale by Reed ft Barrett, corner Benton avenue and Commercial street; John M. Overstreet, College street; Donnell ft Garwood, 419 East Commercial street; R. M. Stsnclll, 223 South street For 225 years, since its foundation.

Tbe Janalscbe Zeltung of Jena, which has Juitt celebrated Its anniversary, has been the property of one family. The Best 50c Negligee Shirt in the dty. "Smith 1 CLOTHIER. NEXT TO COURT HOUSE. South is: Ready every day with the food bargains known.

SOUTH GROCERIES are sold at lower prices than are possible at any Soods and now to buy them and have the spot cash to pay for them and the Cash it an item that COUfltS in trade and commands For Sale by us THE FAMOUS ST, A FEW 17 lbs Granulated Sugar II 00 18 lbs Light Brown Sugar 1 00 100 lbs Beet Patent Flour 1 95 100 lbs Second Patent Flour 1 75 12 lb sack best Graham Flour 27 12 lb sack Best Meal 13 Coffee, package, all kinds 11 Coffee, best Moch and Java 80 Our Coffee at 12H, 15, 20 and 2Eo per pound cannot be excelled for drinking at anything near these prices. Lard, purest leaf, 14 lbs for 1 00 Rice, best quality, per pound ftt Lard Compound, 18 lbs 1 00 Rolled Oats, per package 05 05 08 16 15 30 42 22 20 20 "20 "20 20 Rice, good quality Soda, all kinds, 1 lb package PftMl Ct tl (lAAlrasaa Cocoanut 3 packages Syrup, fine silver drip, per gallon Sorghum, per gallon Baking Powder, Price's, 1 lb cans Baking Powder, Price's, lb cana Baking Powder, Eddy's, 1 lb cans Baking Powder, Calumet 1 lb can Baking Powder, Jack Frost, 1 lb Baking Powder, K. 25o can Baking Powder, Manhattan, 1 lb Remember we guarantee every article we sell. We do not try to sell cheap goods but we sell the best of goods at a cheap price. If you want berries to can leave your orders with us and get your berries at the lowest price.

We have engaged several berry raisers' entire crops. Watch our stock of berries and you will be able to get bargains. South Bros 7 330 South Street, ABOUT PLAYED OCT. Rag Tim Mqtic Hat'Cot to Give Placs to Something Else. TfcU rU ItrU Has Eaa He Cn lew far A Mem aUaeatsl alia "Rag time music," said the man wfca stands behind the counter in a Wabash avenue (bop la Chicago and ladles out harmony by the cord all day long "rag time muslo is about played out It has had its day.

Lart fall and winter and the fall and winter before that our very best people were telling each, other to take their clothes and ge or announ cing that they didn't like, ao cheap men. Tht formula for writing this sort of stuff Is: Two bars of overooat musie and four barber shop ehords. Ton never heard ot xrtraott muaicr welt yon will, flad often In theatrical Jjonrnala au advertisement which reads; 'WantedOne heavy. Must be able to double with That means that he must be able to mouth, the lines ef th tre meadous villain and take his part with a tubs in the street parades. "These fellows travel about the coun try in the winter time, they all wear overcoats on their parades and tht musio is Jammed Into the right side pocket It is of the simplest kind, of cpurse.

You may depend upon It that next winter a different olass of songs will catch the public Bentlmentals are about due to oome to the front We have not had a 8weet Marie' season In some years. These things work In cycles. One winter It Is love and twe winters it is comics or "Bigger singing Of course, anything that's got 'mother In It goes all of the time. The first fallow who comes along next September with a moan about moonlight and dear eyes and tender tones and a bruised heart Is going to stock up like a pile of blues a mile high. Stuff concern ing possums and razzers sad he ruf nly was good to me isn't FOR GOETHE ANNIVERSARY.

1 11 Unorlal arvia Piaaaeg far As eat la This Cautrr ul la 6raur, 0 Imposing ceremonies will be held In this country and in Germany on Au guai mis year, uua neing the one hundred end fifteenth snnirersary of Goethe a birth. In many American cities, and especially In Chicura. Yorlt Cleveland and Milwaukee, there are Goethe societies, and the members of these organizations are already making arrangements to fitly honor the great poet Banquets win be held on this day wherever German Americana congregate. Ia Germany the ceremonies will be especially notable. In jTenkforfc on.

tbe Maln a great historical exhibition will be held, the features of which will no aocuments relating to the life anil works of Goethe. Most of these treasures will come from the Goeth. museum and Goethe house In that dty, and among them will be manuscripts, portraits and copies of the first editions of his works. Fifty ysars aaro tha annivarur has birthday was also celebrated la Chicago, the principal figure oa the occasion Mug tha learned bookseller, Solomon Hinel, whose fins oolite tioa of Goethe relics is now in the Leipzig li brary. On the coming anniversary Goethe wiU be honored at Leipzig mot only by the city, but alee by the nnt varsity and by the members cf aB the theaters.

In Strassburg, whither Oeeth weal close competition. PRICES. Baking Powder, Spot Caeh. 1 lb 03 Canned Tomatoes, 2 cans is Canned Corn, 3 cans canned veu, cans Canned Strawberries, 2 cans Canned Raspberries, 2 cans Dried Apricots, very finest per lb Dried Peaches, very finest, per lb Apples, good home dried, per lb. Raisins, best 3 crown, 2 Cleaned Currants, 2 1 lb pkga Hams Gold Band, Dewey, Rose Bud or Mistletoe, per pound Hams, good, per pound Bacon, good sugar cured Breakfast Bacon, Rosebud, per lb SOAP Old Country, 7 bars for SOAP Ray, 7 bars for SOAP Brown, 8 bars for SOAP Hoe Cake, 8 bars for S0AP ciatrettr8tarsT6f If 15 15 15 10 10 15 19 It 10 oj It 25 25 25 SOAP Fern, 10 bars for js SOAP Ark, 13 bars for 2J SOAP Majestic, 14 bars for Gold Dust, 4 Ib package for 20 Paarllne.

7 package! for 25 Toilet Soap The best and Urgent line In the city; all 25c kinds for 0 15c kinds for jj 426 Commercial. taiokYm 184, wnere am mrmea erase nrrrmaey wna Herder, a statue ot the poet win erected, la Us towns, bear the RIiIdb, sod especially in Dueseldorf, the da) win be apptoprfateljr eelehraUdi CEHTEWARIAII'8 TRIP ON F001 Lea WaJH treat VUee to Hew Tar) AttaMptaa aa Aa AthUfa. Relatives at Columbus, 0, have ri ocived word from Goddard Ezeklet Dodge Diamond, aged 101, stating thai bs will start May I from Baa FraneiK on avallclng tow to New Tork city and win pass through Columbus oa his way. Mr. Diamond says that he has faith.

fully practiced three things la the hut half century. The first is that of breath tag the freshest air possible la long, deep draughts. Second; the sdectloa; asd.eatlng of the beet bone and blood making food. Third, the use of pure water at certain time and temperature. He sayst "When I began to prepare the bo! for long and healthy life I left oat oi my diet slaughtered meats entirely.

1 ate grains, fruits, nuts and vegetables) drank boiled or distilled water. I talcs a sponge bath every night after which I rub olive oil In each ot my joints. 1 have never used a pipe, cigar or cigarette, sever Indulged In wine or any lntozloattng liquor, omitting entirely the use of coffee and tea. For more than half a century I have lived the life of vegetarian. If I live till May, 18M, I win be 109 years old, and will start for New Tork city, walking the trip, I am able to walk to miles per day." TELEGRAPHS WITHOUT WIRE3.

xaartaaaau Masa hf Tni. Taa tt XalUaa, at Saa IVaa else. Prof. Albert Tsn de KaUlca and his on, well known local tlectrfoal investigators, gave some remarkable i hlbltlons of wireless telegraphy In Saa Franobwo. Van de NalUen, the 'der, returned from Europe about twe 1 month ago with information obtained from Lisut Delia Elocis snd Big.

Malcoai, ot the Italian engineering corps, and since then he has been preparing apparstus for the testa. One part of tbe Instrument was set up oa the roof of a building near tht corner of Mason and Eddy street and the other part la Marketstrsrt eeveral hundred fstj The reiulto were startling. Maeaage'af Ur message was rattled off, saoh daah aad dot being sharply enunciated by a diminutive sounder. Once during a previous experiment trlkiag occurrence was noted. When several testa had been applied, and th day's work ended suddenly the rewiring sounder began clicking rapidly at If so experienced hand was manipulating the Bending key.

But there was no one at the sending key. A telegrapbi expert present made out plainly tat word "repeat" at the end cf the age, then the soander became mute. Srreral solutions have been offered, but Van de Naffien bttlleves other are experimenting In the same line a 1. and that hi receiver happened to be placed lust ia the riirht nodtloa te eatoh the message as it lew throng a AN UNREASONABLE MISSUS. (From Tit Bits.) Her Udyshlp "And why did 7 leave your last place, Maryf Mary "Pleas ma'am, because master nsed to kbut me." Her yon didn't 11M that I suppose.

Mary "WelL ma'am, I didn't BUM, BREAD bat the mlssua.