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WrMinc Harrh It «•« • r«>tc northy fid that the entire family w»# r* me a I of rrlallifi Of the I»ti4e «n 4 The uth*ft errr. Mr. Will Butt. Mr John Manley. Mr Ha yard Oaawell, Mr. Walker Willht. They ref* all drea.* ed fn the renaentirtnal black «at away, with light tmtaccrc. Mr. Ca.well and Mr Wallace a ore #£n!c bxttwnlrra ahtle the other two wore white ro»e bud# Ktffl to walk up the aisle Mr. Rutt and Mr. Manley. followed by Mtaa Lucy Bwuahty waUttßg alone. and preceding Mr. <N##« ’ll aad Mr Wal lam. »ho <ver* followed by Mia* Cle»- tmll* tmugtaty. The two brtdemalda »or* white pique #kltt* and turkrd lin en lawn #hlrl waist#. with crush halts a*>d ml I nr* of white satin. Large tda< k hat* laden with plume* and white chif fon parasol# completed the character tstlrslly summer toilet#- Immediately preceding the hrlde. who entered with her father, we* Ml## Eleanor D<>ugfF-y. msld es honor Ml** Va» yowned In wldte French muslin, with a bodice of mull * mbroidery acid t»lnk ribbon. Her large white picture hat was trimmed In carnollon* and »fce car ried a white chiffon psra»ol. The bride, a slender, graceful, plo tureeque figure, wore a sapphire blue doth g*»»n. with a vest of white turkrd mull, the high satin collar of which wa» Clasped with magnificent pc»n*. the grt of the groom. A Mar k *trt>‘V hat trimmed In ehnu* of white net black liberty *!lk and black apcngled quilts was egquisitely bocemlng to the lovely face. A large bouquet of white carnation# and lllle# wa» earrh d in the bend of the left arm. At the altar the party was met by Mr. Schley or.d his l»c*t man, Mr. j, hn Walker. Alter the ceremony. Im pressively performed by the Rev. Dr. Chauncey Williams, tin- parly left the churc h In the reversed order from that In which they entered. Mr. Wallcer walking with Miss Kleanor Doughty. Mr. Wallace with Miss I-ucy Doughty, and Mr. Caswell with Miss Cleobelle Doughty. Mr. and Mrs. Schley left Immediate ly for Asheville. Upon their return, they will be nt home to their friends at the home of Mrs. Robert Schley on Telfair street. It would be difficult to flr.d a more papular young couple in the city than ihose who stood before the altar this morning. Miss Manley has a chaimlng person atity and gracious manners, which have endeared her to ell who know her. Mr. Schley is one of the most popular young men In towm, ar.d is widely known hi both business and social i Ir cles. The presents showered upon these popular young people were both numerous and elegant. »* -—— a Meeting of Civic League. Nothing of special importance trans pired at the meeting of the Civic League yesterday afternoon. The ex ecutive committee met and Mrs. .T. Les ter Dillon was installed In the office of treasurer. An ordinance was read, pro hibiting the throwing of banana peel ings and watermelon rhinds on the pavement, the same to be presented to the eitv council to be made a law. Mos: of the other business v.as discussion of matters that have been before the League for some time and are not yet in Shape to be acted upon. Plans for the general cleaning up day for Au gusta. Wednesday, duly 27tb- "’ere dis cussed, and the citizens urged to do their part. hi aiiMm* * Mr mm A «$ fwwM nkiAfw*'* * ***** | .0* *%*: gn j fAs *4 gs». ♦* \ ■ «riwtf .- r jf r irfnir -- -t f.fi j #Mi MVHA A<W**i 9NH» AN* msm*m*** ( H* Hm»w> • fj* Wot Aw* OgH AM ' MrdWwl lMk(*. I, mg thf AHwg gad Ra«a Iswcs* i r>n ~ m imn* > t Wftt b# Im4A Mi Iks kgs# Important Notk*. ..-wistr I* rallnd t«t i«w«p>>. W d tb' horary A fait *ft nd*c rls trt * r I Mask tonight j rk* music at ih- town In* IhfW *f- Isrnnoa pad r 1 fSitil wilt is fnralaksd b« thr tmi let r *»? ths Esfrtpftw fail *ry and lhr Sutherland ml Us | Miss Amns gtovail has rsturned from ! Miss tdlllan Marsh .* visiting frtrmds in kdgnfisld. i Miss Annie Chafer ha* returned from Sullivan # Island. | Mr*. Wallace Addls< n la visiting | friends In Ailanta. '■ Mr. rc>d Mr* It d. Tarver have I returned from Ty’wn. Mrs. Purcell and Ml«a Nellie Purcell are in Newberry, S. C. The Misses Ashley have returned from fiulllvan's Island. • <frs. F. O. Turnin baa gone to Greenville, A. C., for a few weeks. Mrs. Charles Coffin and Mias Isa belle Coffin ure summering In Hephzi hab. Mr Porter Fleming has come up from Rath to apend afew days In the rlty. Mr. W r . Lyon Martin I* spending the summer with Mr. Howdre Phinlay at j Orovetown. | Mia. W H. Alexander and Mrs. H. jW. A lex.-Tier lefl today for the Rock j bridge Alum Springs, Vo. Miss Wlnshlp of Macon la expected this week, aa the guest of Mr. end Mrs. | John North on Telfair street. i Mr. Charles C. H ard and Mr. Cecil i Cochrane fnve sailed for New York from Liverpool on the I.ucarla. j Mrs. L. O. Lamar and Miss Louise 1 I.a mar of Aiken rr.me over yesterday to attend the Schley-Manley wedding. Mrs. James Doolan. of Savannah, and her Intereating chlldr-ci are the guests of Mrs. William H. O’Dowd on the Hill. | Miss Mattie Lee Lockhart has return |ed from Savannoh, where she was a j member of a houa eparty given by Miss j Daney. Miss Madge Palmer, a very popular ‘retd attractive young lady, bos returned from a few weeks - visit to friends in I HArlem. j Miss Addle Rarncs is expecting as her 5 guest this week Miss Salmon of Mis i souri, who was one of the sponsors iat the reunion. : Miss Marie White Is in Atlanta, from where shn will go to Hillman for a | few weeks before going to the moun tains of North Carolina. Mrs. J. W. Chafee will leave Friday for an extended stay at a Connecticut! resort, where she will Join Mr. and Mrs. George Hov.ord Squire, Jr. Miss Adeie Verdery, one of the most beautiful and c.ttraetive young ladles of North Augusta, has returned from a very pleasant visit to Harlem. WHAT DOES IT HEAN ? The German Ambassador Active at Washington. Washington, D. C., July 2fi.—The German ambassador, Von Hoileben, called on Genetal Alger at the war de partment this morning This visit, i coming so soon after his call at the i white house, created much comment. RINIiEY WIRES TO SHAFTER Tlf Lat Htkftl *t l|f 'inrttiM DWlkt IW tTfm at t,gwnmffi«i Ml Mm Mwai has Iklwsiiai I (Ml I (rv Mill hm hfdttfki p r s) «H»< ll H«*fu IORE "U:M H»W PORTO RICO. Transports I spected |o Sad *«M» (mm lamps »HN Mara Trasf* Tampa- Fl«.. July J A aacond ex pedtnoa Pom Ts ups to t*ori<» Rico la 1 skoal to be (Mbs op fkr.nl irans -1 porta am dec in arrive hat* eariy this ‘week aad I t believed that aa nak i 1 bat pan of ift* army mtginally la i leaded foe Rule Rtctt nod ahleb an t j left by tbe eiprdlikm nhleh got assy j from Tampa yea-erday I* loaded oa lb* | > tranaporta no-a r.-tntng kere they will, ! follow tboar wkleb have already mart . «*(j Gen. Rogers, chief of artillery, was heft behind with two ball cries of the I Seventh regiment Gen. Rodger* ex- j ; prrta to |p 1 away by Tuesday or Wed t nesday. A number cf troops of •be jravalry now here have been ordered 11 ! prepare for emttarkalinn. and as no I eava'.-v aaa taken for Gen. Saain’l | expedition there ts stront probability ithat It will all go when tbe next fleet j of transports arrive*. I "nr* rtaaon for stopping the fleeond I Georgia regiment from going to w ‘ef. 1 nant.na on Saturday afier It *»« al ready h-aded on the traina ma/ be I explained by a atati ment tft.nle ilaial nflernoon by a high army officer here that several Southern regimenli. in rltuling the Second Georgia and First Florida, are to be aent to Santiago to i relieve some of the regiment* now there which are to lie taken to Porto ' Itieo. The First Flprida r?g ment is I composed of e tnpanies from n siriy all of tbe large#: towns cf the state where I yellow fever ha* been epidemic, and n ! majority of the men are itnmun. a by I virtue of having had the fever, white the rest by long residence in th'a cli mate are also considered lmmtmr.t. All of the troop# here now lefl Camp | Do Soto except the Third Ohio, which j win ge ;n Fernandlna tomorrov. The, j Sixty-ninth New York regiment ieft to night for a new ramp at that plat?. | and this afternoon the hospital tram j belonging to its division started for j the new camp. Gen. Copplnger si ill re tains his headquarters In Tamp:i and] I intends to rrmain here for a week or | ten days longer. Personally he doe-, not relish the change. Gem. Snyder's division Is Ht 11! In j doubt as to the future. It first re ceived orders to go with the Third di vision 10 ' frnandlna. but these orders : have been countermanded and retter ! n'e ! half a dr rr*n limes sinee the niove ' rr.ent vis first contrmplalcd. so that I it is impossible to predict what .Jltpo j tior vvt:; ho made of It. The Fifth j United B.ates infantry will remain at ! Tt.mpa until recruited up to its full I strength. It now has only eight rom | panics, with an average strength of fitty-fi-.e n.en, and four »lc.Ve!tsn ccm ptiles. The work of reertti ;na tbe regiment will be begun imnie.liaiely.— New York Sun. Remember the Haire. “Remember the Maine!” is an exc.?llent cry For thore- wlio are talking of war; As good as tbe watchwords the patriots used In days that have now gone before. Inspiriting always are cries like this, And they hslp many on to t.ie right, And thousands nerved up by a slogan, that's brave Plunge gallantly into the fight. But ladies wbo've bank accounts—-for tunate folk — Take care, lest your balance you cramp; And when you are drawing your checks don't forget But always "remember the Stamp!” —Bazar. TH® AUGUSTA teMlXtAUiy SAMPSON S OFFICIAL REPOOT IS NOW IN. It Will Not Be Qivou Out For Publication Till Even ing-Ho Takes the Credit For the Santiago Victory. pl f'l*# **(Asy s#S ml ffm ***** !**<*• r mlll*p |* **«#% %litllfll i : HNm*4 *** ****, mm *P ***** M* *1 • ** C * itoMOMI t I *. <U|** * - '-t ' 9K»* * ■ , |« | imnlit ill#' t| ■ 9-M»s«k tMt v *R*AI **’ «r | iti am in ««|k4 i|m» yips a>t> A*# »JT * ftl 9*M lAm A*ifW |w \ §#-, *>t «*• ii.*n*iriit TIB* im m pMi* m m* i« a , t mil Am ia* «*p*‘*l ****** #f . m In# rvfnr’ H* pUm#* 1 » I* #** mm* A t At III# Mil 'cA«y irH**4 V*l#fA Arl K#h» aa THEY ARE ENCOt R4OEIL The I eeNng Amoot *kv SpanlarJ* In Ike PMWrMfx. I H>mg Kona. I Tuna. July -lb" orated trtrgrrf*-* rr-pnrt« Hurt nil III* Kui 't—an U*ta«* haw sgtved Ihnl Amrrvsn* shall ««l annex the I’htMw Scanteh SUKKIIG- .« • . * -• nines hove amused aitldlr si Mpati keadquarlera. Fate ..urss'ng dl»- pllcbe* have tern sent by the gov-r --of Manila, and tvnened allrmpi# srv l> buy Aucutnaldo ’'-.nawl <l, or rat WIM U«I ha* m..*ed la Vklorln Peak l» g*i relief ftom Splva. voiuatrer# ard •II night aiaima He Is ahßwlng lh* 'fffr ti of th# MltM. j ! Xh«* t*« irn U t# r t Ihi * m*»rninf f*V MfltiL> With fwf »h# (ltT#*R THE CANAItIIiS. It I* the Intention to Detcinl Them to the Last. Lair.don, July A.- tMsfaitrhea from Il*almi<*. Canary Islands, say It la the determination lhare to defend the island# to the last. A number of branch T»adlt at gun# have l« -*t mounted, ond there are nearly ten tta.uaand soldiers on each taland. THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS THAT ARE UNDER WAY- Spain Hopes That Some Chance of War Will Save Porto Rico to Her. [Special to The Herald.) I Vienna, July 26. - A high Spanish | diplomat, conversant with the In'..-.- t(mi sos the Madrid government, ssld today that peace negotiation* are pr.tr tn ally being carried on dinetiy b’ - t-.vren Spain and the United Slates. 1 h 1 K.nopean# powevt will not interfere in any way. Saga3ta, having begun ha *Mi\ meat now make peare. As seen ns lit Iv done the present eabinel will he replaced hy a new one, bended by r<.lavleja. - pr. knowledge that Porto Rico must t,-’ surrendered with Culm is gain t;g ground in Spain, though t!i> govern i tent hoprra for some favorable chance ct war to save the form >r. Spain c\- ices the Unltr.il States to demand tin inermnity and retain part of the Ph.'r- CORDEI E’S NEW COLLEGE. Work to Begin on It Before Very Long. Cordele, Ga„ July 26.—The manage ment of tbo Cordele public school will be under a new superintendent for the coming scholastic year. The board of public rcboo! trustees have elected Professor Prentiss,of Abbevillel to suc ceed Professor A. F. Ware as principal of the Cordele schools. Professor Ware has held the position as principal of the Cordele schools for the past l-vo years, and during his administration tho progress made and the success at tained has been great, and all Cordele patrons have been highly pleased. Professor Ware has recently been .r'ected to the position of assistant su perintendent of the public schools of Albany, Ga., and will accept tbe call. Professor Prentiss will be assisted bv a competent, ami able faculty of as sistant, teachers. The Gordo!.; school has taken on a wonderful growth in the last year, and now the attendance is very large. Cordele will in the near future have a female college, to cost a considerable sum of money.* The organization which was formed six years ago, com menced the erection of the FredleShipp , ifcm %*-m Ta#* IA IIAN* *A b* IAAAAH #1 aHm fc.9k.tmA fc*» ymphtfi i* Imma » . - « t 4 - A kiM Ml I fc« jjgAk I i mint pkfc'<-< **• «A# r# j *’ Aim* t *m4 It* ##♦*> 9|*t 1 i # mt~ Air mi? -,*3 ms Ar v**! 4 *,J tv p. §*. |.* fc f ’ #|tf ! age ■.J ■ fcm i% .* It if . ** iitpl I 4 H*’■ fc t*» ' 6EN. ROSEDO 6ARGIA KILLED DYBOMEZSMEN. The Spanish Guerilla Corps Twice Defeated By the Patriot Forces. |ft|Mwlat to Tbe Hr mid I Kay Wish. Fla. July **.—Tke Cuban Junta hem have ndvlcnn fix.ni Rania Clara that Gen. fiataN, In • faint against Hanctl Spirit ua rlty. blew up two of Ike moat Important bridges on ike vallway connection of that place with tbs south coast port «»f Tlira# lb Zaxa and srixsd a flpaniab munition train, taking aixly pt burn era, Tlis at tack sraa mads on July 14, Just ten daya after Gomes had reeclved the mu ni Uona aad auppUea seal to his rallef by CW-n. Miles on the otearners Florida and Fantta. While Gutaes was playing havoc with the railroads, Kosetto Garcia, the tsx- irpu.es until It Is paid. Home, July 26. The Pope U again ri.'.cavnring to bring about pram he twien Spain and the Utilled Slates. In the course of the negotiations institu ted by the Holy See, the penal secre tary of state. Cardinal Rtpolls, uas c.-in mnn lea ted with the powora and re quested their support cf the following pn.positions which the Pope has him self suggested; Ci ha and F’orlo R!co to bo ceded to the United States; tlv Philippine is lands to lie retained by Spnin; Spain not to lie called upon to pay money In dewntty for tbe wnr; a cimmercial treaty to he negotiated giving special faellltloß for Spanish trade with Cuba and Porto Rico. College. Several yeors ago til" grounds were bought and nil terrneml. and the foundation of one of the buildings laid. When all was in readiness to complete the college the collapse earn*. The en terprise was deferred and has never been revived. Th.- company still owns the grounds, and now since Cordele has gotten open relid and lading founda tion the enterprise is to be carried to completion. The site for the rollcg. is rrsorved and oc etpies the- highest pari of the city. The bill upon which the building-! are to he er.Xitcd gives a magnificent view of the city, and Is lo cat'd in the most pleasant tnd pic turesque section of Cordele. The ooliojie was given its name after the name of Miss Fredie .~>iiipp. the beautiful littl daught r of lion. .1. K. D. Shipp, one of (lie enterprising pro moters and bidlil"rs of Cord---!. - . LEADER KILLED. A Spanish Report of «n Encounter in Puerto Principe Province. Madrid, Spain, July 26. Advice* from Havana say the Spanish troops encoun toied the insurgents at Jicotea, Puerto Principe province. The Spaniards lost three, killed, thirteen, wounded. The leader of the insurgents was killed. #A **l- I HI I A** * # *•* I .* ,m *fm ».*#«-■ *-#• «a »#%# ' ] rW # -ww W aewv -w*w f4fc ms •* •• V #t«m4 Ifc «A# I "fA.I* I*# : km mw*** *»| «a*im« mt ok* * #4*l * A#i#ti Hm# 4nß *®*!A A*tW I# * *■* * r +* 1 #4 || i ffc m n#Hl AM# % e | * # fA9 99*# aaA*A*# Ml •An ill m *• ikjkF't.i -<4 #aA tfc# *"9#■ ! n %i#4 mm 4»* ♦ t* # l 1 ■V'ssiN'aA fltnAitmvAl •#*■• tfcmt ‘j» ’ *■#» »» H# a| 91M9 ff*NltAA At*i IM# T**f9M* * m ffc. < : . | »,, Ipf r# A VM* mm Of lA*' V t#om i.mf | -,m*3 *#* A SAAfttOfT * - f -'A|A* * t p# t 4 Sevillian bandit Whom Weyhv brouxkt from Spate and left us a brigadier la command of Spain’* guerrilla eorp* at Sauett SpirlttM. flanked and attacked the patriot tureen, bat sw defeated au-l killed aft.-r l- alng twealy-tbree men The command thru devolved upon Oca Parra, a renegade Cuban tax rolieetor. who. to escape court martial for milszxlcn*nt, deaert d to Blaaivt tome six montba ago. Parra rallied his null and made a freah attack on Go mez. bit! wx* also rcpulacd. The Cu ban losses are given a* elrv-sn killed i,nil t wrirty-aevcn wounded. Gomes ts ne* reported ns planning the setxure of a scat tort. CO AI ING STATIONS. They arc to Be Established lor the Navy. Washington. July 25. The war has brought forcibly to the attcn.ioa of the naval authorities the lark cf eoal-j Ing stations ca tba Atlantic and Pa- j eifle coasts, and llktwise the necessity; for establishing such stations st con- j venlenl points. Commander Royal ll.' Bradford, the chief of the bureau of equipment, who has eharge of the pur chase and shipment of roal .supplies for the navy, has given a base for ac tion o nthe matter bp recommending that coaling stations be established all along the Atlantic coast. Secretary i I zing acted promptly on the recom ’ mrniliition bp appointing a hoard of I officers, with Rear Admiral Belknap as ' president, to examine and report on sites from Rost port. M#.. to Port Royal. !S. C. It has already been determined ; net to establish any coaling station I south of Port Royal, as the naval base jat Dry Torlugas Is considered to lie sufficient to supply the needs of the Gulf and South Atlantic coasts. Opposition to making Port Royal a big navy yard has developed nmong naval officers, Cvll Engineer Kn licott, chief cf the bureau of yards, having made a specific recommendation ad verse to giving It greater importance. The main objections are that Port Royal Is remote from sources of supply, and that expert labor cannot be ob tained there. An npnropriai ion of $400,000 for the improvement of the Port Royal station Ib available, but Chief Endieott opposes ho expenditure of any more money there, except that necessary to keep the place in good cendilion. The objections made against Port R :al have also been urged against the Peg : Sound naval station. THE CAMARA FLEET. it Is Still In the Mediterranean—The Foar of Watson. Gibraltar, ,liiJ,v 26. The American consul here has Issued safe conducts to two Spanish Irnns-Atlanllc steamers that are going to Santiago to convey the troops back to Spain. Affairs are uneasy at Tangier. Tlv* Moors are joyful over the American successes. Morocco al first refused io declare neutrality. Finally she was forced to do so. The British battle ship Illustrious, with a torpedo boat, has sailed for Tangier. The French fleet Is cruising off Cape Trafalgar. Columbus, Ga., Is now prepared against Invasion. She has mounted her siege guns in front of the court house. JULY a« GEN. MIRES MOT LANDED NEAR PONCE (im. tic*9 tm Nm TMO (A kiffi Tn*> mask oaa Way g| % wak Ik* Mm*. 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Tiff Will OAK 99W0 NO #l* | «o ff*H ii#i9 frwoio m tOo j «o if fm #oaal4 o#l oO# Mil 11 * gin 0 oocftol «wo ' 4*4 Oo i y fc)Ht4 **rOf fni r>KT' ®H llfVf j 99-ifc h m ft>r |r 010*1 ItHf It Too ~ rfttt irjtgrr "Motop foot irooMl#* to • inn 11 n>#w ** thT »= In owi ooo* goioTind- ifc#if iwlo A# for At it»o* l# rooforoAi. iti*y do hot * rjr writ *tr«w4v K«-f nri|!oo 4 *»' Oi 4oM (or 9h# MIMOWR of tO# (oft« M >*t i f (0# old till#* w#r«* r#t*?o#4 00*f 0 frw nrw « or* Whine otW#4. A few weeks ago an old white man 1 i*y the name of James xmposil. found his way to (Ytumbta. Me was a.rk and m scry d* stttat- rirrvimviatiees, and tbr chief of polk* * nt bint to the slats house, wfeeie he died soon after. The physician see!ox aO,A. R. button on bis person d*- drd not to hare bln* burled right off. bat try and And out from whence he rime After waiting several da** and bearing nothing about Mr t’ampheil, he wa* burled at Potter s Field. Tbe news of his demise t cached Savannah, where ll sraa learn ed that be was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic at that place. H i fellow comrades, not sstlsfled for their comrade to remain In a pauper's | grave, will disinter the body and It will tie esnrtind to Savannah by a special committee of the Q. A. R. of that city. Collector Webster, of the revenne department, bits glvon out the follow* 1 ing notice; All persoas who are to pay h npedal tax must die their returni with tbe collector of internal revenue* j by July 31. IMMi. cr 50 per cent will he ndded to the amount of tbe tax. The ! following are required to pay this vpe !Hal tax: Hanks, bankers, wholctal# and retail liquor dealers, brewers, wholeeale ami retail malt liquor deal er*. pawn broker*, keeper* of flow!in g alleys and billiard room*, dealers in manufactured tobacco whose sales ex ceed 50.000 annually, brokers, cigar manufacturer*. Mis* Maude Jonc* i* visiting rela tives ami friend# in Cheater. s6°° Suit Sale Tb'nk Cf It! For *6.00 we give you un restricted choice of many Htyles of beautifully finished cheviots, casslmcres anil fancy worsteds. The fine tailoring of every garment offered in this sals will prove we are giving you the inoßt reliable bargains ever offered In this city. You Will Find Many $7.00 sß.oo $9 oo and SIO.OO SUITS in This Sale Why are we sacrificing? Simply this— we are making preparations for our winter purchases, and want to make a [dean sweep of many styles that are not moving fast enough to patlsfy us. We cannot guarantee your size In all [styles, but assure you that the variety ji 8 S o large that you are bound to make a good selection and receive your cor j reel »l* e - . : ; We will exercise our usual care in tile measuring and fit of these garments. I Be on hand and grasp a golden oppor : tunity. L. SYLVESTER