The Saturday Evening Herald du lieu suivant : Columbus, Georgia • 1

THE SATURDAY EVENING HERALD AROUND TOWN OTHER REWSI MOTES ROM ATLAHTA DO 1DI1SSIOI EE WILL BE CHARGED ram ever rain OS 1 Si He jb I at CRAWORDS EAGLES OLIVES and STORMER vai COLUMBUS CYCLE born was lis Georgia Pays More Pensions Than Yir glnia the Carolinas Kentucky Ten nessee lorida Alabama Mis sissippi Louisiana and Texas Combined Tuesday Terrible Tragedy bdOIHMBUSJjS ATURDjYE Pages Containing Transaction Burned in ront tbe Capitol The Great Labor Orator Will Speak at tbe Court Hom Plays and Players At the Springer 'I A couple of Columbus gentlemen who went through Arkansas and the Indian and Oklahoma Terri tories la fck saw tbe In dians a they really are or at least as many of them EUGENE DEBS MONDAY NIGHT One of tbe voun? housekeepers on Rose Bill who bus entered on the i rrenrruTOUM puinuj leads to three meats nay and all of the anguish required in sutplviinr several hungry people with appetising menus bnnrht 1 natr of fat country from her grocer atiil had them put in the coop for fu ture reference She used one and when she went for the secoyd be hold it lay iff and stark in death The next hty when thr grocer an old Irishman came for her order she (aid: one of those chickens you sold no died" He astoni hfcd her by eare'ee ly re plying: Well he gorra an Oi'm glad it didn't die on tnj ALL NEAR TRANSER STATION WEST SIDE BROAD STREET Adams Wade ridriveil ini fc 1 I i MM hands hi i liau ptscx i two pebitid and two pcfore bo is phick all ov his po ly put ho has got stne vite spots pm bis pick sro his hide vas rubbed oil but 1 2Ti avd and tb Vite spots is all plack agin IR trod and knaU DU anl sonietimcss he valks and be talks all his legs and feels goes on vone after another He has two venrt nis bald th alike put von i plaeker dan toiler and a snuii pit longer He la two 's vonjs put out and vter is port sid bis haul and vheu you go todr side he n't see ynu Vhcn be eat good deal he has pig has datl dat pehind put 1 cut him short loder day and now Im is not so Inn? vat' he vas Be is sbovd nd round put his peiiind shoes coinediff and now ti has got on shoes only pefore" A Broad btrert man was ake1 tn subscribe for The wa bn uun UKe iv a 'n oJvnrMMR iHihlJ g'rl nnf Of all lh freaks 1 haye ever heard this man was tn frfUKipSt A riu of a man who bad cctually read a copy of our esteemed contem porary! he Congressional Record but this naan who gloats over hand bil'e and does a pigeon wing of delight in front of bill boards is a gem of purest ray What a happy nil! hn must be along about circus time and how superlative his ec itacy when ne has borrowed a copy of or panhandled a batch Grier and Hostetter's of recent vin 1 a A 1 a Sk vi 1 "lx lairp eriiys tie ougiu i wieh man prophesy that his eru dition will lead him np to something areat in tlie future A short time ago the man called upon a certain party in biui iinud HIMI MhKUU illlM auyertiso in The He BALD he ans wered the useT jkMUVUjr "it vv' a are said the man page of our paper is he replied if they did read my people would never think of it again I be lieve in bate In it 1 want to ad vertise and 1 bother me any and' he walked back into the store and strangled a poor little an that was helping itself from a sugar barrel Time passed and the man ni again intimated advertising to Itim flmiltrh HH finer llilll One day the gentb man call I ii are both wealthy ard proud though the majority of them are diny lazy and peor In Oklahoma City while they were looking over tbe town they came across two In dians a squaw and a standing on the street as if they were made of stone Onr friends crowed around the couple and began ply them with questions but neither of them answered Then made signs tn the buck and asked speak 1 2 iSM 1 1 12! 1 Xf zv 1 tn LimUMJi cpvdiu talkee?" and other such in terrogatories The buck moved awav without a word Thon they asked similar questions of the squaw wbo had been a silent as the buck asked one of the questioners patronizingly have never had any difficulty in understanding English'" answered the squaw am a gradu: ate of Tbe Columbusiie apologized mot (profusely 7 1 The squaw was wrapped Ina bright colored blanket and was not particu lar clean She lives in a wigwam wltn her less cultivated brothersand Bisters though aha and her husband are worth about 40000 The entire community agrees with Mr Robert Howard in his denuncia tion of the public school' board for their refusal to give the school chil dren a holiday in memory of Lee This action would do very wi ll in ttn Ncrth But we are riot ntl) I want my chil up to Vittel ate the The Herald Square Opera Company will present the comic opera "Oli tonight This is a splendid troupe and a treat awaits those who go out Thia company has bien giving good performances the past two nights Beginning Monday bight arid con tinuing four nights Wiedemann a big show of twenty five artists will lurid the boards1 The opening bill will b9 Mias with a change of bill nigbtlv Ladies will be admitted free Monday night There will be matinees on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday On riday night Columbus will have an opportunity ot seeing Happened to presented by a first class company SERVICES AT IRST PRESBY TERIAN CHURCHTO MORROW At ths morning service Dr Garter will preach from the text "or our conversation is in heaven Phri Hi: 20 Evening service lexr Every imagination of the thoughts of nis heart was only evil continu Gen vi 5 The Christian Endeavor Society meets just before tbe evening service at 7 io' in the Saudayscbool room A cordial invitation is extended to all and specially strangers to at tend tiise services Ail paws free Sunday school at' a The tcachtr of the Bible class extends a special invitation to young uieu and young ladies 'Specially those tem porarily in the city IT iyer meeting Wednesday after noon at rfr Iss nrnanAu 1 A OU It Agnew formerly the Na tb Hl Hank of Ocala I hi nU iiced in 1 J7 tv live i imprisonment for misappropriation' ere badly frightened and with tears I And why not? a matter of Vvzvw told me tht i inturmn rci vnur irintiiiM Hnu lhw mum 1 i IWAi 't cue uaujr uau nm wry He generally devil! Why it would no! guess not nobody will see they will and it will me a sure as sitting hete be che laughing stock of the town Vs rney wilt eee it Tbe man rose and uched him impressively on the shoulder we will admit that the peo ple will see it but then you know they will never think ot it His words came back to him like a flash and he tietnbied so violently that hie eyeballs fairly jingled and the man was so full of com miseration that he actually wept But news is news and The 4khald has a reputation giving the newsTbie little moral is drawn from the above which Is applicable the world over: Ask a man to advertise ard he will Immediately say in the ma ALL THINGS ALL THE PEOPLE AND GOODS GENERALLY HAVE BUT WITH THE SPOT CASH MONTHS AGO THE 1 New York Racket Store Coiumbus Ga placed big orders in ail lines Some time ago an old gentlrnan of Dutch extraction came into llBALUVUi' to effect that bls horse had raved ar been stolen Af ter half an study of his copy the business man 4 xx aJ Ugei it down" as it it wonld come cheaper and probably bo more effective veil you write him was the response ie of will ever see a durlieio I lb ori 1 anil a grow? indigent over the Bund ba I world will ddrayed inme boss abend ir i rui rtiuck 1 know this office looking a little uncertain as to how he would be received No hard feelings were cherished against him however and he was motioned to a cbair guess you've heard of thftt little scrape of said the man little annmtX esawnwda? Yes: peeled to find the child in spasms the rVV a 1 VI 1 UMf uua vv mv a be sew nan iii tan tiiuti miii tin 11 that the only complaint was that the ytu are going to say nothing baby could not sleep The parents Jn thj about it" X1 Wllh rOM I 1 I her eyea lue mouw iviu i nights I gave it some medicine and it was soon asleep There was noth ing the matter with it at all About four hours afterward I received an other call from the same place and harried out to find that the parents were again frigheued that the 'baby was sleeping too sotindlv In lesa than five hours I bad twe calls one to put the baby to sleep and theother Atlanta Ga (Spc cial Correspondence I have just been looking over the records in the Executive Department of the and as this Is such an inter esting part of the liistory of our state I believe a few extracts from these old records will be of some interest to the readers of The Saturday Evening Hkrald The Yazoo act pasted by tbe Legislature of Georgia in the year authorized the sale of thirty five million acres of land west of the Chattahoochee river to certain companies for a half million Th net which parsed by the (Legislature in Decem ber 1791 was vetoed by Governor George Mathews His message to tbe legislature vetoing this bill ap pears on page 198 of the executives trinutes of 1791 and is as follows: State House Augusta Sunday December 28 1894 To tbe Honoiable the Speaker and Gentlemen of the House of Repre sentatives: I have received a bill which origi nated in your house entitled "An act declaring the right of lhe slate to tne unappropriated territory thereof for appropriating part of tbe same for ral ing a tuud for the extinguish nient of Indian claims for the pro tection and support of the frontiers of state and for other which I myself constrained to dissent to for the following reasons: j'Thorc are eiiriit different reasons assigned tbe last readintr as follows The power given to tbe execu tivo by the csmsiitution the duty I ewe (he community atid tbe sacred nrss of uiy oath of nflice will Lat ter justify this dissent in the minds of the members of the Legis lature and of my other fellow ci ti ZGiiS'1 I was impressed with the fact that this message was dated on Sunday and during the Christmas noiiuays udging from the minutes that Sun day was a very day with his excellency Govsrnor Mathews for lie annroved many bills and is ued several orders It must not be sup posed that the Legislature was idle jy on that or that lhe members had gone home for Christmas or were attending divine services for (be records show they were in ses inn passing bills and hearing argu I monts just as though It was Monday' In fact Sunday seemed to have been a Hvorlte work day at that time Notwithstanding this bill was etoed dn December 1791 the next month Concluded on Eig Paghtho YAOO IRA1II) IS AGAIN RECALLED Colonel Murphy has been from its beginning the cashier of the Third National Bank of Mr Philip Shutze was first book keeper but for some years has been assistant cashier Colonel Murphy baa been In bad health for several yearsatid Mr Khutze has been act ing cashier The bad health of Colo nel Murphy had impaired his mind and fur some time his friends have noted his despondent feelings and strange conduct but ho aets of a vio lent nature appeared The relations between Murphy and Shutze were of the most friendly and cordial charac ter or some time they have baen closely engaged in the examination of the books occupying the private office so as to be free from luterrup lion About 10 o'clock Tuesday morning Colonel Gunby Jordan president of the bank persuaded Colenel Murphy to agree to make a trip with him in the afternoon to Atlanta hoping that relief from business cares would be a benefit to Murphy both mentally and physically After Colonel Jordan left Mt Murphy asked Shutze into tbe private room seeming to be in the best of huor The clerks heard tbe key turned in the lock and shortly af ter three piRul shuts Tbe door be ing locked tbe clerks could not enter Colonel Jordan was hurriedly tele phoned fer soon arrived and possess ing a key entered the room Air Shutze was sitting in a by his typewriter his head thrown back on the back of the chair with a bullet bole in his temple Death was in stantaneous ive feet from Mr Shutze Colonel Murphy face downward with two bullet holes through the roef of bis mouth was dead Tratnmell Shntza was in Greenville about 180 and thirty nine or forty years old father Shutze was long professor of music in the Grwnvillc Masonic emale College with Piesi deiit A Mooty His mother was Miss Mollie Trammell daughter of Colonel Elifhi Trammell oneof the county's worthiest and wealthy ante bclltnn citizens Tbe deceased was a successful bus iness man and was one of the aid tncn of the city1 council of Columbus He grew up in West Bojnt and al ways sustained a high character in business circles Colonel Murphey has been a mem ber of both branches of the legislature and was for years connected with the state house official fo ce Last year he spent soipe time in a sanitarium but his condition grew worse He was evidently insane when he took Isis life and that of tris friend and associate qfflilW'rMriW ill)i I J1 deeds and heroism of their forefath ers Tbe school board by their ac tion declare they do not If I had a child at tbe public school I would have seen that he had a holiday The reference of Mr Howard to some of the board hobnobbing in around tbe festive board of "one Bookerwashington may explain some things No doubt Booker was charmed at the action taken We need a new school board one that is Southern in stntiment and not ashamed to honor the memory of suclf a patriot tts Robert Lee And we need it bad Dels Bas Been Speaking to Im 1 mense Audiences Through the Is One Greatest Orators 9 A Ml or the secund time the people of Columbus will have an opportunity 'Il" to hear Eugens Debs He will deliver a free public address on arid Liberty" at the court house Monday night It is not toa much to say that rm man on the public platfcrm 1 able to draw bigger crowds nor entertain 'them better His repuhrism as a deep student a sound logician ahd an orator is recognized throughout i I Mr Debs is not a firebrand be abusvs no man but di ects hii loaic against systems No reasonable man cun hear him without admiring him however he might differ with him in theory The building will be comfortably I ti I heated Monday mght and every body is cordially iovitsd to come out espocKily rhe ladies Mr Debs will urive Monday after noon on tbe 2 50 train from Birmhig ham and will be qnarted at the Rankin He gov hence to Mont gomery '1 4 1 a married people tre the biggest fools about their children I ever said a well known physician yesterday was called out several nights ago by a telephone to attend a fl months old baby rant the tone of the message I ex but when I got to the house I found Nothing higher: an oia prices This week 200 pieces new wide Embroidery 15c grade 10c yard Lot small and mercerized Check Muslin 10c yard Lot Solid Lawns 25c yard Great White Goods Sale in Muslins Lawns Towels Handkerchiefs Muslin Underwear We can save you I Oto 25 per cent in White Goods big Handkerchiefs 5c and 10c hem stitched Handkerchiefs 1 Oc Henly extra heavy Cheviots for Skirts boy Waists all shades 8c yard Corsets best patent waist 50c ine line Corsets 25c 75c $100 and IbU warm lined Shoes $150 neat dress Shoes $100 Vici black and tan Shoes extra ues $300 to $350 A A I JW 1 I 1 A rs v'i A Jtaz A COMP AJN.