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THE ATLANTA (ilXHifil AX, runtsiuv. kovrmbui: i. i:«»; SPECIAL AUCTION SALE. Saturday, Now 3, 19U(j. We WILL SKI.I. AT AUCTJQ.V TO THE highest bidder near the water works wlmt la known as tlie Chastain snb-dlvlstoii. 29-Beautiful Yacaut Lots-2!) TERMS: J10 CASH OS GROUND; K Vi:K month, rlfli 7 p«r cult, Interent. Here It »u opportunity to buy property ou remarkably ciuy tcrrni, where Atlanta real eetate la advancing rapidly. The enhance ment In valuea of till, property for twelve months will pay the Interest oh the invest, meat and leave n handsome profit. These hadly needed and In demand. Huy these lots and liulld housea on them to rent or soil. Will pay 12 to 15 per cent as an In vestment. Any one buying one of these lots and having paid (104 of the purchase price, we alii pay off the deferred payment, and lodtd yon a house to order, and give you credit for the (100 on the Job, and make liberal terms on the balance, HALE DUGINS PROMPTLY AT 2 1-. M. Everybody Invited, especially tbe ladles. Take t.uckle afreet to watea works esr, and got off at Emmet street. W. P. KELLY & CO., ‘A HUNTING WE WILL GO;" GAME SEASON OPENS AND A LL SPOR TSMEN A RE HA PP Y Ontgutiig train* on ererj mad out of At* lantK were crowded Thursday raornlug by htinf*mi*n answering •’Thn Cal! of the ‘Juall.” Has’jrasre car? were kennels nnd rest less bird dojs ami fretful train men made Ihing* lively at both stations. Tb.» nluiroda wen* setting to the fields before the eoTeys became broken. The bunting aenaon opened In full blast November 1, and huntsmen «(aim that game la more plentiful this season than over and conditions wore ncrer mom fltvornbl*. Two iB'ure* ride from Atlanta in any direction will land the bird hunter In quail territory. ivhen the period of practice at gun • ords are made hitting plg- psriOBMB ha* sallied forth In r canvas clothes, game bags and 1th InmnieilesK gun and smoke and begins a record for mUflhii full mil legging*. l.*S* Shell: partridge .... , eorqy of partridges la si Efferent from that mad' trap. I»K flushed be n lift!* springing j of the upeniu; Anotbei hunting i restauran —roast quail, stuffed quail, quail frleasoeil quail and Just plain partrldgj The season lasts longer than the birds. evldenci asou TI111 |.f calling affenfiou lo r of the r-nrds in pedals'* toast. 312-313-314 Peters Building FRASIEB-SMITH CO., Real Estate Everywhere, luvestmcut, Renting and Fire Insurance. 1*5 AUBURN' AVENUE, BEI.L PHONE 3333 SL MR. ROOSE VELT IS PREPARED TO DO SOME BIRD HUNTING Charlottesville, Va., Nov. 1.—Preai-! bracing. It was late when^Hie spank- dent and Mrs. Roosevelt, en route toHng pair, a black and a bay, pulled up “Pine Knot,** the little home In south- { at th ® Roosevelts' cottage. where they — ««* — .a-iss-srs, sartJs^as DR. N. A. PRATT IS KILLED 12,000 BUFFALO VOTERS BY ENGINE AT DECATUR HEAR HEARST’S SPEECH Famous Mineral Expert: 1 Meets Sudden Death. * Roosevelt bought from the Wilmers [ had a warm supper ready, ten months -ego. reached North Garden j The big spring wagon which convey- at 2:48 o’clock yesterday afternoon, I the president’s baggage to "Pino where the Signet was sidetracked, the i K " ot ";•**» remained two guirt anil a yard en,.„ 0 from this city be,nr ured | for the purpose. Dr. Rlxey was the j will be the first to take him out. Bird, first to alight, followed closely by j are said to l»e plentiful in southern Mrs. Roosevelt and the president. Th© Albemarle this season. Several large president raised his hat to the visitors i were ipfn yesterday in the * ! neighborhood of the Plain Dealing es t * lc ! tate, and It Is hardly imsslble that, th Totally oblivious of his danger and while walking between the tracks of the Georgia railroad at Decatur, Go., pr. X. A. Pratt, father of N. P. and George L. Pratt, of the X. P. Pratt Laboratory, was struck by the pilot bar j of a fast through freight about 4:30 o’clock Wednesday afternoon, dying* hours later at tAe home of his I daughter. Mrs. ,T. V. Kennedy. Mr. Pratt was hurled some distance! from the track nnd was unconscious | when picked up by those who saw the j tragic accident. He whs carried to j the residence of his daughter and the ; notified VILL A CITIZENS' PARTY FORT, ROOSEVELT O’Neill Has Planned to Force Third Term on President. Candidate Holds Pub lic Reception at Hotel. mambets of hfa family and hurried to his bedside. Mr. Pratt, together with airs. Pratt, had Just returned from a stay at Id thin Spilngs and he was on his way to the station to make arrangements about baggage. The two tracks of the Geor gia road at Nils place are parallel and Mr. Piatt had crossed one and was walking in the pr.th between the two nnrl asnixtcil « Rr>..a»vAlt into th« i “ e, i!‘ luu ' i llw " •" ll, »’ *'»»«• »-»cuuji8 * »- when the freight <&tU0 by at a fast ana assisteu Mis. Roosevelt into the, tatp> and !t i, ;in ] Iy 1M «*1bIe that tlie: rate.' turnout from the Witmer stables. 'president can resist the temptation to! Struck hv Pilot minutes after reaching North'join Dr. Rlxey, ami with ''Uncle Diels" { , P . , tli . *,.* i,, ,,..«««# Garden the party had headed for "Pine to show him the way. I h ..TJ*5-1/111 ■! f Knot,’’ 10 miles distant. The ride was, Secretary Lalth. ami the secret aerv- J jJJJ” ’- f -* ,u cai about 18 feet an exhilarating one, the air from the I ice men are quartered in the pres! a, '°' * snowcapped Blue Ridge being cold and I dent’s private car at North Garden. I away. Ills head struck the truck i beams. Ills skull was fractured, caus ing, a hemorrhage at the base of the IM...-.I Xf ».T, THREATENED TO BURN GIRL IF SHE CRIED FOR HELP DR. N. R. PRATT. Most Characteristic Picture Ever Made of Well Known Scientist. Pittsburg, Pu.. Nov. l.—J. Denny O'Neill, one of the wealthiest men of McKeesport, who was elected county controller on the citizens' ticket, an nounces that after the November elec tlon he will organize the Citizen’s par ty of the United States, which will have as Its object the Indorsement Theodore Roosevelt for a third term a a president of the United State*. Air. O’Neill said that he would call n state meeting immediately after the election and as soon ns a state organi zation is made they will he organized In other states. He says there are thousands of men throughout the coun try who will be glud to lend their sup port to such a movement. Mr. O’Neill Is one of the men who be lieves that the interests of the country would be seriously crippled if Air. Roosevelt retires at the present time. He believes that the president was sin cere when he declared that he would not accept a third term, but lje Kl«« ■ ,, believes that he lias the Interests of cemetary. Dr. J. G. Patton, pastor nr thc country sufllciontly nt heart to no the i'ivst Presbyterian church of JDe-lcept if the presidency is offered him. in thc best colleges in the country and was a man of gi*eat numcal capacity. He was the pioneer in the development of fertilizers in the Southern states. Hit Family Life. He married Miss Julia Stubbs in Milk'dgoville. Ga.. November 14. 1853, and his wife and four children survive him. They celebrated their golden anniversary last November. The chil dren are N. P. and George L. Pratt, of the Pratt Laboratory; AJIss Fannie Jo. Prfttt, Baltimore, Afd., and Mrs. J. J3. Kennedy, Decatur. ~ ‘ The funeral services were conducted at 3 o’clock Thursday afternoon at the residence of Airs. Kennedy in Decatur. The Interment was In thc Decatur I Mlavea that lie”has the tnt«r«stk"nf Hmgeratown. Aid., Nov. 1.-—An un- I identified middle-aged white man made :an attempt yesterday afternoon about ] 5 o’clock to criminally assault Prudence Brumbaugh, the 18-year-old daughter of John Brumbaugh. Thc attack was made within 300 yards of her home, on the Charles Garling farm, on the turn- FASIl FUR YOU It URAL K8YATK. N< ms tier where located. iTTors •yM'WXS*’ iibal fTstati:. ;tml I know who It Is. I have hundreds of buyers. The ins 11 who will buy your place Is on my list. Do you want to meet him? If so. semi your name and description and * of yonr property ~ 1 pike, four miles west of Hagerstown. Tearing the girl’s apron Into shreds, he tied her hands and feet, and filled her mouth with earth so she could not! scream. He threatened to burn her alive Jf she screamed and struck sev eral matches to prove that he meant what he said. It is supposed that the approach of the girl’s sister, Lizzie, aged 15, frightened the man away. W. C. I. U. WANTS ROOSEVELT TO FIGHT THE DEMON RUM A IIOI’HK AND LOT FOR UXLY $4(W ou Blisahetll street. The lot Itself Is werfh more. - SIX-1 tot >M TUN BAIR.VT IIOLMR FOU ISOO; lot 50 by IQO.^to n 10-foot alley. . Hs »treet°for 11,25**. ' ltoiit* %r $15 per uioiiTituoM HHick I!oi:hk. cbuxfeu ' • for. only $2,300. Reids for $20 per uiisnge » psrt Into a store sml you per cent Investment. . RR STlttefcT. SfKAU l.o I* ON ruitKIKU STRRklC NKAU fh’dford place; M by 140, to nnether sireei; four-room house can be built there, n Idch will rent for $7.«>. For n quick K.'llu. ISOU. Hartford. Conu., Nov. 1.—The tVoiuau’s Christian Tempernuce Union w«nfs Presi dent Itooserelt to Join lu the crusade against the liquor traffic. A resolution was adopted nt today's session of the on- thmnl convention asking the president to mention “the evil that Is a menace to our uattou’’ in his next uimnxl message to con gress. Resolutions declaring for International ar bitration and denouncing mob law and lynching* were among the lestures of the day’s proceedings. ‘■ MISSING LINK" IS FOUND B Y EXPLORER KLAAISCH New- York, Nov. 1.—A special d|s- I This is an aboriginal woman at Port patch from Melbourne. Australia, «ay« P*? 1 ' 1 ,?i‘ n J5?!,!!!? ... . . 4I ’ .' feet like hands. Professor Klaatsch Profe.,.0r Kt.awch, the explorer. tuIwn r | H , t , r c „t a and photo- discovered the missing link between i graphs. He declares the discovery Is man and ape. • I of extraordinary biological Interest. brain. Dr*. 1 lovd McRae. Cyrus Striukler. Joseph Green and Kdwin P. Alislev were huiTiedJj* brought to Dr. Pratt's bedside nnd did everything possible in medical science. Dr. Pratt was 74 years of age. and was in th© best of health, lie was „ M horn at Darien, Ga., January 23, 1833. • catur. conducted the ceremonies. Th* He wffs known throughout the South ! following noted as pallbearers: G. H. I and had always been identified with Scott. C. Af. Candler. \V. K. MeCalln, I mining interest.* and Imd acquired an JCffwln f*. Ansley, E. H. Wilson, Dr.! exceptional stove of Information relat- Wiley S. Ansley, B. F. Boykin and J. lug to minerology. He was educated I W. Caldwell. DR. PR All LEFT HISTORY OF LIFE WRIT TEN B Y HIM; RECORD OF FORI V YEARS . Dr. X. A. Pratt, who was killed by j 20 years as royalt.v from the river phos- a train In Decatur Wednesday after- noon, was very methodical In his hah- ‘ 18(*t.~Klected professor of applied It*. anJ like many *cl»ntUlc men. made ■ L«lngtm, Vu “ Lc ° Ln ‘* cartful recard* of hts dally work. One j In England and nn the .-,11111- of these records, written in an aligU- i nent studying chemical manufacture, lar baud upon foolscap paper, was i 1872.—Invented and with George T. HE SHAKES HANDS OF MANY PERSONS MeCarrtin Gives Out Cable gram Showing Crokor Is Opposed to Hearst. JUDGE WAUGH URGED BYDEMOCflATS TO DUN FOR CONGRESS Spn-lul to Tbe Georgian. Little Rock. Ark., Nov. 1.—Judge W. M. Kavnnaufih, president of th© fikrath- ern Baseball League, may make the race fov congress in this district two years hence. At the earnest soHeltatlon of the Democratic committee of thc Fourth ! Breaker *F Buffalo, N. Y.. Nov. 1.—William Ran dolph Hearst closed hi* up-state cam paign by speaking at six big and en thusiastic rallies In this city last night. He made a whirlwind tour of the city and stirred up a roaring wave of en thusiasm. Air. Hearst spoke to about 12,00© working men and business men^and was given a greater demonstration than any candidate ever received in this city. • Holds Public Reception. At 11 o'clock, when Mr. U#ar*t fin ished h|8 address in the Garden theater, ho was escorted by National Commit teeman Norman R Alack and a number of other prominent Democrat* of this city to tne Hotel Lafayette, where a recaption had been arranged for him. As Hearst stood in the lobby with Mr. Mack ut hi* side and - hands with man after man as a solid «oiumn of men filed in one ©nuance and out nt tlie other door, the policemen who wore on dbty at the hotel- said that In fifteen inlnutaH after the reception began nt least 1,500 people had entered the lob by to try to shake handa-WIth the can didate. Hearst Answers Hughes. In ail perhaps 2,00© people, maybe nioro, had a chance at least to se© the candidate for governor. At all of the meetings here lust night Mr. Hearst reviewed concisely the ii*- ffiies of the campaign, ftc ratiorAted the moat important points In her per sonal platfoini «hd made reply to th* personal n(tucks, that h^ve been made on him by Mr. Hughes. Mr. Hearst mudd ;t flfle©n-mlnut<* speecli at each of the meetings, a statement that win enthusiastically applauded and eheerad was thl$: "Mr. Hughes complains because I [crltlel*e Ids friend*. Let me ask him * If he object* to what I have said about bl« friends. Mc«’arren. Strike •’alley, Belmont. Ryan, Uog- . • •- not 1872 to 1870.—Prof os found In hla gives in brk_ life from his school dny* to Ills re^. , f t| moval t,i Decatur, In 1900. Theve >»'*! I!:: 1 ’ n ° " nt,y JuVln * "’ e •“* ! legislative el.arter for This brief autobiography, postliu- | '2™! n, “ '’" l "'"ral anil Mining Com- mously published, throw* a clearer light upon the Hfe-worlt of Dr. Pratt! H.u u»4S«8.—organised the UnRe<1 than any obituary written by another | States Fertilizer Company, Gamden. N. ...... -mammmmmm—-, /nyi i make several speeches ip|fiie district | stand up and defend Ihein. <smn Name of McCarrsn Hooted. “Now.-If Mr. Hughes was re AS WIFE IS BEING BURIED, FAMOUS OLD COMMEDIAN DIES desk after l,l« death. It of Phlfudelphta. pntetifeil the J” 1 torn - --UH g ia^L»Hndlng proc... ! ifa'ima'a’ho'3 ‘S?&(.Mr. Hughes wu retain,,1 ■vvn-lilnittonT„'i 1 the emmllea In the ,11-trlei anil ha"111- 11 " ‘Hew inert, he wouhl not ■ " an n | vita tlon. to spehlt In every i-ounty, hut! hesitate to ilefeiid Ihem. Will lie not he will be able to accept only ii few ?.* much for frfe|id*hlp as he would of them. Ills ;y>poiiilm©»ts have been ; f° 1 ' a rfffilner?” s«» arranged tlmt he will ©peak at the ' *F1W name* of AldCarren and Farley I-ounty sertt* of live * bounties, it !»!"'«•* grecte 4 d with hoots, groans and doubtful If he will b© able to meet glljliowl* *»f disapproval. - - the*© apisdntments, m* bis engagements ! Supporters of Imtli Mr. Hughe* and J.. and built and operated their work* 1 here are of such a nature a* to de- Mr. Hearst express confidence In the under “add grinding process.” nmnd his presence in Little Hock. - mttcome. William Barnes, «a former 1877. —Hecured legislative charter for | It I* understood tlmU Mf*. Jttdd will! vjt|i!rnmn of the executive committee the Georgia Chemical nnd Mining Com- ? r**Uie from congress when he finishes lb** Republican state committee, ©aid pany. ] Ids next term, and strong presstne Is today: 1878. —opened the Louisa coin^y. | being nuule upon Judge Havana ugh to . Barns* Makes Estimate. ”1 have been here* a great deal since © stale convention looking around „ .... . nother f States Fertilize could do. The record, with the title written across the foolscap page, fol lows: ABSTRACT OF THE LIFE AfilD LABORS OF DR. N. A. PRATT 1852.—Educated at Roswell. Cobb county. Georgia, In 1852: took degree of A., M. at Oglethorpe University, and in 1858 that of M. D. from Savunnuh Med ical College. 1854 and *55.—Continued scientific studies at the Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard University, Cain* Virginia, pyrlte mines, for supplies or j exact a promise from him to accept the ! Huiphur, for the* fertilizer work* pro-1 nomination t«» represent the district i , posed for Richmond, under charter se-[«P‘»n the retirement «*f Mr. Reid, ft Is t E. L. MORSE, nil KuL'ttTII NATIONAL BANK BUHL NORTH HIDB'CDTTAGB—riKTEKN MIN- 'ire* wsik from center oY city. Beautiful Interior finish. All convenience*. Owner moving fmm city. l»rbro $3.1(W; $5 , ' , ( ensli, | lull*nee monthly. VsilBY STURKT-M^OUF. AND Ful l! i'H>m* contieeted; three room* on side twiWwi vacant lof. Rented th. ricuTitU<K aN‘i> iMiFtVTXSXKTm* mile* from center of Atlanta. Haim* ten- »of for twenty year*. Fertile laud*. Home wood#, ii aR '1,320 feet fine frontngo on m.i< JMlainlred road, Greek in rear. Spring *i»f| lira neb; $5,000. Unnaualiy easy terms of 1500 . ash; l.alauce $300 yearly., with 5 per cent intereat. New York. Nov. 1.—Jules Keen, one of the most famous of old time comedi ans, and for years a business associate of Colonel William F, Cody (Buffalo Bill), died today in his room at th© Ashland House at th© very hour thut hi* wife’s funeral was taking place up town. . Th© grave where Ids wife was inter red will be belt! open until Friday when he will be put by her side. The Masons |T|- | fillllHJ IIJ inllllllX I lIHH.I J14H . ’ , . , , , ,1. and during same year, with’Dr.! Hdans tlmt Kavauaugh would have n » K e ?*‘ ra "*v throughout tin* state. I have G«irg<- Little*, illreovrml the tuillortlti* opt-o.lthm If he will Hnniunc, hla will- *" 110 uv f ™ r * *>*«_ re- Hay. and hnuxlltn Georgia nml 'Alu- ! |n*ne*» to innke tln*,n» e. . , lSi».—Opened In AtUntn. G».. tliu! hr.d.e, M»»»*. under Profe-eor Lon.. Mln * Aend n* hi. private pupil In | , ST!( lln( , i 88 u.—Appointed .tale hoi* Wyinan l>>* lecture. In enflnceriur* 1.37 to 1161—Pi*ofeH.or of cheml.tiy ind Kikii wfif lmvi>’chn'r*e of the burtai 1 ,n «av.nnal. Medic! Celle*,. Major John Burk©, Buffalo Bill’s rater© , ait pres* agent. 1ms charge of the funeral arrangement*. and as his private pupil In geology, Professor K. N. Ilorsford In j chemist to department of agriculture, laboratory work in chemistry. Profes 18«1.—Professor geology and chem« BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE A HER HIS HE A RT SI OPPED Millville, X. J.. Nov. 1.—Brought back to life after 111. heart had .topped beating and after he wn» apparently dead, Harry Beebe wan able to tell Ills frlenda today how, it felt to be dead. d ill SlltK - BIIANU NKW, KIOHT room Imuxe; all eon?eui«oc©*. lesvgn lev lot: $3,1 w. riWkl.'l, HTllECT ~ ALL IMI’ltOVL. •iisrit*; pretty lot, 50 by 140; $.»*j5: half < obb Countv Farm For Sale. J ssreif-rootn bias©, with all nee sMiry out house*, gisxl wells, rtiiming ••reeks* 100 seres cleared, bsladf?© In tlm- •^r; 200 fin© fruit trees, all bearing. Tills '• unusual opportunity to get n rtrst- ' in*# farm In easy reach of the great city Atlantt —" * —“ * “ U.OOV time. A. J. WEST £ CO., :i-, f-CNTURV BUILDING. TIfO.VK 1731. NEW SLEEPER ON W. & A. R. R. TO CHATTANOOGA. infective at Atlanta, October 27th, and Chattanooga. October 29lh, the W. & A. Railroad will oporato ou It* train,, Xo». 3 nnd L Pullman, Bleep er, between Atlanta and Chattanooga, train leaving Atlanta at 8:50 p. in., end pa.eengera can remain In name until 7:00 a. m. next morning in Chat tanooga. returning paenenger* can get In sleeper at Chattanooga at 9:00 p.'m. and arrive Atlanta 7:10 next morning. C. E. HARMAN. General I’aasenger Agent. DELINQUENT 8ALE DAY FIXED IN TWO MONTHS lie wa« atrbken with heart failure. A physician noticed the puliation of the heart later and at once resorted to a hypodermic medication. Artificial res piration v.ns produced and .lowly the man * etuined to life. SHIPPERS TO SUE the .ante year d[.covered the rich llthla and bromine water.. .Incc Chicago, Nov. 1.—The Illinois Audit Company, organised on behalf of ship per. of that atnte to prosecute railroads entering Illinois Tor overcharges In shipping rates, today announced through Ita president, Rudolph Patter son. that It expected to bring In civil and criminal suit, aggregating (SO.OOO,- 600 for overcharges and damages. This announcement was made fol lowing the hearing or the suit brought egalnst the Chicago and Alton railroad on behalf of Bambrook Brother,, of Bprlngllcld, HI. Spe. lal lo The Georgian. * Jackson. Ml«l„ Nov. I.-Jt lw» lost been discovered that the near slat# code pro vide. for selling delinquent property both 0000000000005*000000000000 In Slarcli nnd April. Ijiwjror# say th.t this O O !Ssv .*ansc .Vriou. en.lirr.ssn.enr. The |0 NEW YORK WOMAN 3 attorney-general has the matter under i 0 PREDICTED OWN DEATH. O sidemthm. and la trying t«. devise a remedy _____ X which will .sire the break. I „ s> „. rork> jf OVt I._f ra nc-a 0 | O Tlnyselln, aged 2*. of u.een O ■ 0 Point, lisa been 111 tor several O 0 month, and on Tuesdav told a O ; 0 friend that .he had only a few O DECIDES TO ADMIT WOMEN ;f 1 -- 0 little st.sk In the piedlctlon. The O O woman was found .lead In Iter Iasi O 0 early Unlay. Dr. Brown auW heart O O I rouble cause.) her death. O 0 O 00000000000000050000000000 latry In iiglethoria University; during summer made search In four state, for possible supplies of sultpeter, .iilphur and lead, and reported result, to the Confederate States secretary of war at Montgomery. In September, name year, raised a military company of So men for service on the Georgia coast; served six months as cnptaln, and In April, 1(62. 1*62 to 1S(3.—Was commissioned geologist anil chemist to the Confeder ate Stuie* government, and a-flgned for duty with the r. 8. Nitre and Mining Bureau, Just then organised, ns hi, firat dutv waa ordered to make geological survey of North Florida and search for .upplles of nitre, by re.iue.t of C. S. Senators David K. Juice and Maxwell, und In 1(64 was made assistant chief of that bureau, in charge ,.f tlie South ern division headquarters at Augusta, with rank and pay of lieutenant colonel of cavalry. 1663.—Moved to Charleston, determined lo erect cl.emlc smmHes'of Dhosnhatea'for’miinufa'ctVirc j the .Magnetic Iron and Strei Hupplle* or pno* p nai©* for munutatiur© otv r om , inn y .if south UaroBna, *^*? r *» , . | 1* s,i 1888.—In vein 0(1 n new, u*«- IS6,.—On August 10. Id.,, discovered I f„| nnil successful process for de- the once noted native bone phosphates ! phosplmrlslng pig Iron in Hie blast fur- - „—..— SO,., -a. nace, and In four (4) (latent, secured the process In the name of The Pratt Georgia. 1(61.—Organized „n ClnclDiiaH capi tal Hie Georgia i'heml.al and .Mining Company and built their works on Georgia railroad, naming the station Clifton, after the name of the residence of Richard Hmitli, president of thc Cincinnati Gazette. 16*2.—Engineered mid constructed the works of the National Fertilizer Company, nt Nashville, T>-nn., by acid grinding process. ‘ 1((2.—With H. II, Colquitt and others organized the "I'unrian Farm Improve ment Company." qml erected llieir works at Ihlel Point. On. PRIZE OF $100,000 LOSTJBY SAILORS England Withdrawn Offer for Finding the North- West Passage. UhlcUKo, Nuv Norwegian** ho .—The flv© HturU; mnpanled Captain kluiwn a* IJthla Springs, and nasiated (Amundsen on a three-yean*' Voyae© in 1861'to 'lfis7Invented u „d with j' he „ A,v, t , ‘’ navigating the George W. Benson, of Marietta, per-! no, ''hweet pu.sago and dlimoverlng the fected and patented the process of cx- ! nmgnetlc |s>le, after futile effort, for traction of oils and fats *l»y solvent, i *Wu years by oilier explorer, to Hccmn- In romblnutl.'n with mechanical pro.- pllsh the feat, have Just arrived in t.’hl- sure. This process extracts and re- Hugo, on their way buck to Xorwav, fines .73 to M gallons of nil from the I only to discover that tilt* prize of (toe,, cotton-seed meal of other mill, per ton.! '»l'l offered by the British government 188* to 1889.—Geologist to the depart-I for navigating the passage hit. been mem of ngrlcutttire. , withdrawn. Irmeii of tlie county, a. well * me I own organizations, and think x can safely say now what the result of the llepnldlran canvass Indicates. I "Governor Hlgglil.’ plurality above j the Bronx waa 18U,0nti. I have not ; found anything lo Indicate a loes from • that vote In more Horn 3U out of Euoo election districts. My prediction Is ; that Hr. Hughes will come down u> the Bronx with more than 20(I,000 plu rality.” Regard, it a< Joke. Max lluiieen. camptdgn manager for the Independence League, sal.l: “Of Com te Mr Barnes was Joking. He know, as well ha I do that every comity In the state show. Republican lossea. nnd that In every county In th« slate Hughes will lose hundred, of vo ters and thc Republican counties that have not gone Democratic in twenty years. Will give a majority for Mr. Herat." Chari,* r. Murphy, leader of Tam* tdany Halt, refu.ed to make any detail ed prediction on the result of the elec tion. "If what Mr. Barnes says la true,” hs ■•Id, “we might its wan close up shop. But his figure, do not agree with our MMrts from up -tale,” , The Independence League gave out this statement last night: Hm-iI Strength Growing. "Hoports from up state relative to of Houlli Carolina. Then the first ev known In the United State., or on the continent of North America. On October, 1**7, he organized the Charlezt'on Mining and Manufacturing Company, ultimate capital ll.ooo.ooo, I8«*.—Organized the Sulphuric Acid and Superphosphate Company, ultimata Steel Company. So aim devised nnd raveaied (In 1*8*1 a process for making fire-proof brick a,id linings for furnaces anil stoves, etc., from tho waste anil scraps of soapstone and other quarries, 1*89 to 1*9.',.—Engaged 111 the locat ing and development of tbe phosphate capital (380,001), ami erected for them tng and development In 1*70 the larges! acid chamber then Interests and other In the United State*, nnd during the I state of Florida. Establishing in 18,1 same year published and distributed freely a pamphlet on tlie native bone phosphate, of South Carolina, do- scribed their deposition In the bed. of the rivers, nnd their extension Into Georgia and Florida CLERK IS KILLED Bl STAB OF PIN Long Needle* Found in the Street After Mini Is Picked l’p. * UNIVERSIIY OF PENNSY Xor. !.—BrenUujr ov«r th© ^lltVni of 157 .re*rii t file Imunl of iron* * tk* Uniter*! nr of |Viiii«rIr*ul*, be ne of tbre .i-~ ' v..m re. t.... » • -m her* who rtrslre A. U. Hfifrw ami *li*» hi cr^iafuz ror •■Mwiitli*. Un* »!*• eUfti ft> Intlall a 4*»inp!**(r rew’p f«»t wimini iK'sfmiiffj; In Jaunarf. thc Geological. Mining and (Themlcal Bureau, and with hi* *on*. Arthur >V„ and George L. Pratt, the Pratt Labora tory at Jacksonville. 1805.—U1o*ed the Pratt l,ahoratory at Jacksonville. Fhu and lived nt Llthla IS60,—In Deeenil»er. 18$!», he applied ! <!n '’ * n ,Sfm ,n *>Veti to to leglHlaliue for charter ami the 1 1 ‘ atul * ^ We7. for XXlTo^ruSZ^i 10-»000p000000000000«00000 ! X';'" same iZ' IZluTur ! 2 FAMOUS BATTLEFIELD %! an Inch In thUn.'s^mi M Inches lg chirtet*. .mlexXlve'privi^c'm the! g C0E6 UNDER HAMMER. O 1( tadMd .W man* lu-art Marine ^•fiiritlrer l"YiVh "ta’comlrtnv 1 o s l v :, '■-Hl.torlr O I repn Dallc-lo s barter shop wta/te !h2 BS'hinwn^ltlediid.lre^i'S l * r 7 n,1< ‘ , 1 " f eicConrclemu* O n was from the wounded man. The i,, ’j h i fore©*. Ih t»» Ik* sold ttuder the 0 needle whs found on tli*r street. w |t hroj'ultyt*til! , ©d,^o^ti dollar per ton, J 0 hammer. lmn „ VM * felled by "blow- <nix\{« New York. Nov. 1.—Apparently a pin scratch caused th© death of Joeepit Merrill, a Hark, who lived at No. 32 eekly report tee of the League describe the l^nlc of the Hughe* nupportera, and the confi- (Tence of the H«rst aupportfra is everywhere Indicated." The Democratic njanager** as well an the league munager* eatlmate that the election haa bean won by Mr. ueur?t. The northern tier, that In the i»a«t ha* been so confidently banked upon i»;«r Uepublicun*. I* manliesting an aittl* Hughe* feeling of great proportion. Bryan League• Fight* Hearit, The Pry on Democratic Leugu© of New York last night sent out an official at a tentent which any* that while mak ing every effort to efect the *tete end local Democratic tiqketa. It Is doing all it can to »lefeat Mr. Hearst. • Mr. Bryan’a frlenda, who are desert ing Hearst by the thousanda,” aay* the Ktittemeiit. "do not .feel that ( losing their party regularity a* they consider Mr. Hearst, I* on expert In the art of boiling.” * Most wager* laid now ate 2 to 1, with Ilughe* on the long end. Croksr Against Hearst. i-ttoto Senator Pat Met’arren, who h^s fought Hearst alticf the Btiffhl* • *>n- venllon, yesterday afterh»vin made pub lic a cablegram he received front Rich* ait! Croker. cx-l>»>** of Tainmsmy ffall, who la in Ireland. , % * * The telejntttt read: "Congratulate you on maidy ««*nd you have takeu.- wl»» or lose.” Mr. Croker’* cablegram atcCar- m U .m? i tJre hour 2fth?^n . ’ lh '' lltle !* U» take jjtare Satl.r- 6;fium It club In the hand »f KenihiunUe In the law Imur of the iwselon. to the fj ,i.-,y at noon In fimitW the court O Russo, whom l»* Inter arrested. i .colled: tune of tKMre^pahl aut to tlie mem- o house of A|>poinattox county, and Ol 1’idl.enmii Gelsler arrested Roberta ' "Thank, for euhl.qrum here of that legislature. ,hy m«,ns of £ w „| | x - a.ndurtad by 8. L. Ker- O De AlsnCiro, to bold him as a wltne.a, 1 sealed envelop, addressed ami handed ! 9 gueoii. trustee. The sale Is made O " ‘ to the Individual mtmherm. while the jo to secure th- payment ..fa nego- O voting was In progress, and the atateiD tlablu note*f»r 13.26V. O may thank the author of Hie first bill 10 o for the millions of dollars realized for OOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ He : i*«s posslng and picked up the nee. me. Underdo ivns ..Iso arrested and when told that Merrillu ..-its .load he al- ■n.nt collapsed. The police tldnk there waa n general fight. Mky I USS W.t< th* "You may pubifsli njfffi sniwcr. McCRuto 1* thc Dtnix'i. * .(*!“; in King* comity, and he* refuse] t - '-ip- port Hearst, the nominee of the pety.