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WEDNESDAY Light-weight Clothing. Oftthifut ftftvrti—n tfr*w a texuf _boy _ _ *howm How thfty iNim**ive% wHNo trying to you. Fact I#, white atNirtnf IMimi Nil long to two, MtHng tltr»« >• lliOfl w# malt* it Kmhi ntw*Mgh by pwlimg H'® dynamic forco o# MM pfk* on tna Uht tbta. 20 pft cant (ttacownt on o uf antic* tlna M*n * Linan Suits, Sorga Coata and Dock Trow - -6 Off 2*5 par oant discount on out *ntica Una Man •, Youth* and Chlldran*aSuit* in fancy cha viot*. caaaimaraa and woratad* .. 1-4 Off aa.oo for chotca of our Una Man** odd Trou nn worth ST.SO and Ets-OQ * Choica SS • 1.00 for choioa of all our Chlkfran** waah at>ta Sailor Suita, worth up to SS.OO. Choica • • • • • • * SO par cant dlacount on our antlva> ttoch ftf Man's Straw Mata, naw good*. HALF PRICE HIS 101 m * HD I Etffffcsm *f Os* WM W*»t I*. Mar, Bit Dtts't Matter la •• wm oitm > aw* o* » R**l Mk Nun Out of C»mp Mr. o*«**a Qaert* who a (*• | cw tatard t IW »**»" «r ••• * * la*l with ***** IliiaiM * n,J Mm Of «WUr*f. k* haa * **» •*' n , at W*« and *w®* *t« ■*<•* Ink * tha ®4* » bo * l ,h * out at «m»P th* raro •*» nf**« take th* *4ltoU4ent o*tb •s'**' W'lm •04* to C*rop. It a * pity, twit os* ot ia . *ork*<t dot** a k* Am»»'*k. I*'-ri h«r* with rwgr*"' MtH*r* **»*'l Hl*' no,’ w*ll, p*rS»t» It sa h**4 tli tlta *o oot m tli* fart* to hr rotated do not 'km*. any glorp on th* *'kl •okt" anMirr. *l® de*ld*d kt tb* W m ,,nu n' that a did *ot oant •*) mllitar. I* hi* Mr Oarvin **V* that tb* wruit«; war- all Hard up l» 15** tb" wli* l urn! oat*. Tb* rotonel looked the Bn* o.ff and salt rwr ®D* act tolfiot to taka th* naifc *t*P out ot Bb* now. j Ha ot cow**, did not expect anybody to mat* tk# *t»p. but Iba Auaoatan did mo, Ha mad* as bit a»cuaa that camn !!*., scs ter a* be bad *iUk-i laaocd it. vat not what ha axpacl-d. , And what thoa* boy, d 1 fbr tha purty ratrrad to **4* a ptouty. »n fart. I thay really traaled h>*» (email V They, roda him ob b rail the? tlad h'ra down and ponra<l aand down tha t»krh of hia ahlrt. Rock* wrra thrown at him and j that tha poor fallow waa no* badly, lojurrd la a ramarkablr thin*. Ha waa jeered and hltacd in Macon and got In B kcran thera. Two other* wera , (ranted In a Ilka way. II tiardly pay® to *n to rafiip and then back down oo being a aoldtar. SUPRbTIE COURT. Decisions P«»*cJ Upon that are of Local Interest. Plunkett v. Central of Georgia Hall way company. Before Judge Eve. CUy court of Richmond county. ’ Cobb, J.—This being an action by a mother for the homicide of her son, and the declaration alleging that the deceased was an employe of the de fendant railroad company and was en gaged as a car sealer in tta yard, and that death was brought about by being crushed botwaen two cars where nn opening bad been left In the train of cars for the use of the employee In the yard, such opening being closed up by a sudden movement of the train with out notice to deceased; and tho evi dencel showing that the deceased was Injured while attempting to go through an opening which was not left for the use of the employes of the yard, and was only such an opening as was us ual and necessary from time to time In shifting cars in the yard, there waa no error in grunting a uon-auli. Judgment affirmed. All concurring. J. 8. & W. T. Davidson, for plaintiff. Joint* C. C. Black, Lawton & Cun ningham and Hamilton Phlnixy, for defendant. CASE 659. Cement Gravel company v. Wylly, Wilson & Black. Before Judge Cal laway. Richmond superior court. Cobh. J. —Under the facts appearing in the present reeord there was no er ror In granting the Injunction. Judgment affirmed. Alt concurring. Henry C. Hammond, for plaintiff in error. Frank H. Miller and William K. Mil ler, contra. THREE Lisut. Cole Has Het with Poor Suc cess in Recruiting Here. Lieut. Cole, of the artillery recruit ing office, has not met with much suc cess. It seems the Augastans who de sire to become soldiers do not take well to the regular artillery service. Three men bßve been enlisted tip to date, and will leave tonight for Tybce Island. Lieut. Cole will soon depart for Macon to open a recruiting office in that city. aeoao in cm it okcharo. Mr. Chart*i J. Milaaar I Ira* mm a I ri.it ThM. * Hr. Chmrtm J. HiMif, slo «*«su» • |Bliy (if si «sf IlN* fsmsi k»4t»rf tft fm#rfe* I n MK «S| Its* WwMBItQS fSNMt. ibddl I iotf Misi ffuM I Imp fit|. 4i«nff«f(4 s : [ frw s iglif * •*« tfcftt #c*mft OS# k»4 kftNl : »(f*lifti eoee# i ti Ills flsftt frsN Mr. I KklßOtf dn <)«4 lIMK ks softld Mks ■fell Id brf«mr •*i|'lftlalrd Vflill . | ills isitlf psnr soil test lifki, stik . [ Hits md is vkssf, smit oot to tkr or* j rhatd proyld.il wi(b a ■«* to keep Jr Mil unlit tk* aorturnal yta.iov akoutd j put la kla appaaranrr H. did not I bar* to wait li nj. for la '.ana ihaa ikiry | miaul.* b* bad tha prat ideation of ! roatiaa la prraonal roatact with tka f rofftta. who had airmtdy bamaiid aa ample supply of tka lu*clohb fruit, ka aO4 bat ing gitan much rare, bowayar. i .to tba aaaaona of malurtty of tk* ra apartlta rarlatira. I'pca tall riyiH*t rd to dtarloaa bla Idretlli’ hr promptly [ look to kla bawl* aad p-oraod«*d to imtk* blmaalf scan a. Mr. flk.anrc dia rharfad a couple of trad* of bird abot ! after tba tmhappy fellow, bat thla did I not Indue* him to atop. Tba pearbea j wry* reaoyarad. The ewnar of tha farm think* ha knows tha man, and will probably have him do what is tight | without delay. COnniSSIONERS UN STAHPS. Hearing in W U. T. C. Coao Tomor row Morning, Tba Ga&rgla railroad commission ' ■ will mart Thurwlay mornldg nt 10 1 o'clock to listen to argument from th* I routine) ot the Western Guinn T«de j groph rorapany in tha war tax case. ' The company was aeveral week# ago Called on to show causa why it rtiou’.d | not hi' forced to pay for tha stamp* uo it*'-•gram* Instead of the patron*. I The case a* It affected the floutbrm Fxpress company was argued July 19 and the decision roserved. Tha l*o*tal Telegraph company ha* hk®t a written answer from Its vice president and gryieral manager. W. H. Baker, of New York. Mr. Baker states that the question has already been de cided In favor of the telegraph com pnn'ej by the United State* commls- Bloncr of Internal revenue. CURIOSITY IN AN EOO. It was Shown In the Herld Office this Morning. There was shown In The Herald of fice today a curiosity In an egg. It was laid by a "dominecker" hen belonging to Mr. Tom Sharpton, 722 Marbury street. From the small egg there pro jects another egg that takes the shape of on arm, carrying the shape of the shoulder, elbow and wrist and partly tho fingers. It has attracted a great deni of at tention. DEATH OF MR. CARPENTER, A Bright Young Augustan Passes Away. After an illness of several weeks and much suffering. Mr. Jasso Carpenter passed quietly away at an early hour this morning at bis home, corner of Greene and Poplar street. Mr. Carpenter, previous to his Illness, held the position of shipping clerk of the Enterprise Manufacturing Com pany. He was a man of sterling qual ities and many friends. The funeral rours tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock from Asbury church. To the young widow the sympathy ot many friends Is extended 1n this her hour of sad bereavement. Hone to the War. Many of bis friends will be surprised to learn that Mr. Charlie Francis, who has been at Davenport S Phtnixy’s, has gone to the war. He left last night for Florida and is to join the Second Georgia reg'ment at. the front. Ur. Battey Out Again. Dr. W. W. Battey. whose injuries by accident have beenteld of in the pa lters. is out again today. His hurts are responding nicely to treatment and he will lie well and as sound as ever shortly. ii,; j. c i—.i-. m » m sishs iJ£# i ■ WtHi (j Nf. \i 1 * KIM Hh {ihin iiMU* Alt*** *1 ® ttt**«m» U#* & «*# I# •»< »«• DU m *t'- I ( At i|i* 9$ H* trnmm* i i 1 ppm* IHD !ftC*«i4 k<M4 i ewphd d mwfmm An • mM «t t|p# tkrnmtm tNMd* IhNMMd'id.. II IMIWMNA • -*' I# f I <>T id dftAd# mkd 011 %*** Umm. tadff jodiird. It dttk ctM I ft! 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[•l*4 ml that lb* Qatar* bad to** **•*> | I rail** aad aa k r*aatt tba aid*r kaa [•bat tba maanir naa Tkt* bowa*-y ' | waa aaa* ft mad t* tr * ailatak* Tba rnaaiy corvia*, b-id aa taaarat la*d ! aickt otar tk* taaialaa aad tk* lary i at tk* yardlct of #md*at«l kill rv, imq liaira war* fk# d*aaki*ca lad Ckartotta Hraatoa. a ktakly taapaftad ' old fotorvd a Ota* a TAX ON THEATRICALS. u ill tb* Prtca* Hl** t* Cao**aa*wt* as tba War Itavaao* <•* kbowaf j Tb# IdEDirSfEl rfIEEfEIDIEE lIMII ElfidE I bla bar* tbi* fall aad wiatar w II real | lae la a vtry fori ibb way that tbar* htj sack a U*’ng a* a war tax. Tb* tbratr* ta*n»**r» will bar* * pk* raallMtloa. Ivtff tkaatr cal cota-J to ay wilt k* tequln d to twy Vari*| Main a tax U lIW lor a yrar. tka y ar- j ly period aappo#*,! to bryn from Jaly lit aad laatiag aatU Jaly 14 I*9*. ■ Tkt* lax mu.t hr pa d at oa*a. BO ta I r.tiant pay.a* baia* allowed. Tb* tax only apptlaa to cilia* of oaar j ;;,.wo jahabtiaata. Auguita thary-| f.ir. (v.otr* aadrr tba rale W j . price* in tka tbow* will taka a ria* In «m*aqu*nre a Ike tax raanot ba *a.dj nt present. Ptrkat** tka "popular price' agare gat am* will not be *o numerous a* baretofrre Tha qualification* of a eumpiny eataj no lea in tagard to tb* ax. Roland : Bred re any ether *lar of much m»t jnltude In the theatrical ftrtnammt pay* ; th* »amr tax a* the lower rlaa* of at j traction*, carrying half the pe-iple. OETTINO ALONO NICELY. So Say* a Telegram Concernin': Con gressman Fleming. Mr. Frnnk Fleming reee:ved a tele gram today from the phyaielan in at tendance on Congressman Fleming, in Boston, stating that the latter wa* do ing very nicely alnce hit operation for appendicitis, and would be allowed to ' sit up by Friday. The congressman will, as soon as be Is able, go to some | summer resort to recuperate. BERNDT & CO. ASSION. The Fancy Family Orocery House Falls. J. E. E. Berndt, doing business under the name of Berndt A Co., has made assignment. He conducted a fancy family grocery business nt 712 Broad way. The liabilities are about »5,000 and the asseta approximately 14,000. A gen crol assignment has been field, with preferences to the Commercial bank land the Columbian Bonk * Trust com pany of Charleston. These preferences amount to about 11.000. Insufficient capital for lextemslve business Is assigned as the cause of the embarrassment. WEBB LODGE. There will Be No Meeting as Ad. vertlsed There will be no meeting of Webb Ludge. os advertised o*i page 2. The ad vertisement was ordered out of the pa per today, hut the order came too late to stop it. Mr. Rawarth Is Better. Hie friends of Mr. T. S. Haworth, one of the must popular gentlemen in Augusta, will be pleased to learn that he is all right again. Mr. Rawortb. while down town Tuesday night, was taken suddenly 111. At first alarm over his condition was expressed by his friends and family. It is announced today, however, that be is o. k. He is on the street. With the Recorder, The recorder levied tho following fines on the following persons this morning: Joe Williams. $2.50. v Has Williams. $2.50. Amanda Wilkes, $5. Jce Carmichael. $2.50. Ellen Butler, $5. Julia Gibson. $7.50. Swimming Parties. The North Augusta Natatorium is still growing in popularity, and despite the fact that the clouds and threaten ing weather frightened away the crowd yesterday, many parties have been formed for a swim in the clear water this afternoon. If the weather is at all propitious, the twenty-minuto schedule will be put on. •min APOUBTA HBRALT>. cm. 80. 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HI? "EiSff (• I tbit lb*# daftt trltli E ftiwi ftortl I ; vlld (Nt 4tfßT#ltE4 ID dlee# 9m El ft* I j m#iE* M E DIEEEUt El EEEMeI* t‘ *IHE | : f(|nt !||i mU (Elftltlk ot l||#j CqftifcNlErEt# wmfkrs .** LIEUT. JOHN W.IVER. Capt Multaskv’» Ordffrty Ha* B**n l*r, meted. Capt Mnltarky'a or (tarty Jekn (Ml-1 »**. iba wall known eriorad etttaan. I has l e*n pmaattrd t. a lliwt— *ty *q tka Teeth rtgiawat It la tuideralmd I that h* has b*c<« transferrad to tb* Alkaa eotnpany. Jobn’a friend* all over Augusta will b* g’atl to l*»rfi of bit prngr-aa. Ollvav |)» an Ictalllgeat negro H* la arakl i tfiufi in fn|b(i m I'Mtoftblft mirk ti 11*»# ermy inH Hiete nt m*ny dtfMVl <if Aucurta who hope that kla ambi tion will ba attained. BACK FROM FLORIDA. Hr. W. H. Robert* Hu Relumed to the City. Mr. W. H. Roberta ha* returned from drain, Fla., arbere he ha* boon since May cultivating hi* watermelon crop. Mr. Robert* has acquired quit* a reputation aa a melon grower and hi* fruit !a known all over the country. During the melon season he ship# week ly to New York market# aeveral thous ands of melon*. REACHES A PLENTY. This Season Seem* to B* a Moit Excellent Fruit On*. “It has been several summer* »lnce I knew fruit to be so cheap and abun dant." said a well known gentleman today. "Especially are there peach"* In abundance, and they are excellent in variety," he continued. And in fact *ucb ia the case. The railroads are bringing in extra ex press can every day. leaded with peaches bound for northern markets. A large number como from pcints on tho Macon branch of the Georgia road. Melons are plentiful and some excel lent specimens of the Rattlesnake and the Cobb Gem can be seen in the city. Attacked by a Hog. Master Perrin Smith, the young son of Dr. J. I’. Smith, of We*t End, was the victim of the ferocious attack by a hog at the home of Mr. Ed Hankinson on Beech Island a few days ago. The little fellow was watching a number of small pigs, when an old sow broke out of the pen and attacked the boy. biting him on the left leg. Ho was brought to Augusta today and is get ting along nicely. Meade Doing Nicely. Mr. Meade, the man who was shot by Rev. Lanier through error, he being mistaken for a burglar, and who is at the City Hospital for treatment, is do ing very nicely, today. His age will work against his very rapid recovery, but his condition is all that could be desired. Police Items. Detectives Wise and Sheron have re ported Moses Peak, George Allen and .lames Carroll for violating the 15th section, that pertains to shooting a pistol In the limits of the city. Lieutenant Desmond lias docketed a case against Francis . Winn, charged with a breach cf the eighteenth. Quiet (damage in End. Mr. William F. Chapman and Mrs. Fannie Cannon were nfflted In matrim ny on Monday owning -at the parson age of the officiating master. Rev. Dr. Spencer. The congrattjUtione of many friends are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Chapman. %vi i*^. MI'S CM MUG I. f*tt* Htrt fci* (ttfifvi n# Km |Nftl4 I# D IttfMMiMl j f ftftfti AftftEftPDtiEMD jhrftptifrErf Hr H WftMWEEi wf iftftl C%EEft j 0 -*> dH#' va dEftftftl # 'V*dd d H Adk# HftiEit fftftft (lANEftEift | I ftPEkft ftftl* '#*#Eg»*4 I'? Ill# EEftft-I ( f-wm* 90 lift >#ftprlt I# §E#i# 90 i ; %e>e#hnl ## dftr K# ft*4E#* fj ||tftf 4 #lgßMftt ftiPEEE%#§##! , l*w>- 1(19 f#fr« f»f |N(Hoo(|hftE» dft #l| K* 1 ylftEH**# tioi Ih# |r >«l I# | ffrit t f tlftftlf tiolift ft# til 99t§ri 40 nr ftf mp 4 far fru# t*ia# da if atm Offftß* «4?f€ l# # f*!r ft#fss!• Ilf Immv I»e#ii EK'D* Id |2( flf Mist t||ft Ia EfTBE fftEl* *%#(, t*# IN TE If Ift it f|#ft fftH# e #1 for* ml t# tftft- r *lit itlfftrttrn a#*4 (Hit kftfftftf':ftf tti k (f If Iftl «l“Et Vl^ftEiiftftE I wt'l k* tb* «rd*r fwtb** tka* tk* *«• WEATHER. AttgEfEE, fliu. July fT. ISM. foiffiii fe r Aft feottfs t n HE# i p m. I Je*/ 2t, UH I fir HoEt E Oir.TS.nft —Mot •• to* [•2#iH EC# Tbur#la* Tgt Cifti ri'j- Nr, rxftftfE n Rf>H(t#ni |w riio« uoiglft; Th*im l*y f/spftl farftrEEt for AttftWEiE Efid fti- I fHiHf "SIoEfTR ti iiifht mi) TlMindiy. Mixinuii) tftcnt-/ mttirr if. The r w II I a 4 waa 13.1 fert, a tell of I.S feat la tha past 2« hour*. Th* temperature ha* remaned el'her ratx»n» r>» or rtaan aomewkat over the ettiire country since Twesday fporntug. except ia Norsk Dakota, wber- a marked tell haa occurred and which la new in the fifties; there waa also a alight fall In Western Nebraska, while Nrrth Ulatle yesterday bad a maxi mum of 100 degree*. She wera again prevailed throughout the cotton belt to the past 24 hour*, with heavy falls nt localirloa In Geor gia. South Carolina. Tennessee. Arkan sas. Texes and North Carolina; show er* also occurred ah ng the upper At lantic coast, while Flor.da received practically none. Tha air pressure con tinues highest over Florida and lowest in the north«'to ountry. D. FISHER Observer. VEGETABLE FREAK. A Curiosity that was Shown In the Herald Office Today. A rurtoua freak of the vegetable kingdom wa* seen thla morning. One haa frequently b-rord It said that a body haa a "squashy” look; this was very plainly Illustrated by a guinea squash or egg-plant from the garden of Capt. E. J. O'Connor'* Murray HU. place. The squash is a perfect face, but one that fall painfully short of beauty. It® ebooks aw most rotund and its eyes like merry dimples. Perhaps the most Interesting feature is the small green mouth, which is pursed up In a moat mi&chievoua manner as If It fully real ised ita discrepancy in teeth, but was In no way abashed about it. SCHUETZON CLUB. Complimentary Barbecue to Hono rary Members. The Doutseher Schuetzen Club, will compliment its honorary members with a grand barbecue on Thursday, July 28. This Is to be a grand treat in the way of a stag cue of the season. In fact, this club never does anything i?> a half-handed way, and these who are fortunate enough to have an honorary membership ticket certainly have an elegant time in atoiva for them. We understand that the committee bsvo procured some fat kids for this occa sion. Those who deslro to take in this entertainment should call on tha com mittee for information. TYPHOID FEVER. Private Jim May, Jr., of the 2nd Oa- Regiment, Taken Sick at Tampa. Mr. .Tim May. of this city, received a telegram last night from Tampa stat ing that his son, Mr. Jim May, jr., who lias been in cathp at that place, was quite ill with typhoid fever and won’ 1 lie sent home. He will arrive here ta n:gh\ This will be sad news to Mr. May’s host of friends. Mr. May left here >vicn the Augusta companies of the Second Georgia regiment. He was. taken ill a few days ago. __ i W§ ihftU b« #ifttl to o«mmm you prtcft* Oo our |oot)t lit Ifiy lifififi, w« |h*i m ifd to MMI you any of (PAf f tfOCKf ft f (Hi fHAjf Wfiflt. W# <)C*Ol * tOW pfiCftft. W« Mil Our Rood* und#r ft fufiffin t«Q of QrtUr* 441' if 4ftloft to you. Eftiiy Ofti very Hi ftrt ftftty mftttftr h«r«, for our fitoefc And fftcilitHM ftm «i mot* for All •m#r|tftnctftß. You owt It to youf*o»f to 0»ur« with u». wNn you wftnt woodwork butldin# m a tort Ala. Wo wftnt to wind you tom# printod •dvfirtftnf m«ttor. *nd wo wont you to fiorvd your Inqutrioo ft* ft roturn courtoty. J ns** ITRNNAL C awiin aa* (Mat a* V**r t rkrndi i*4 A-qnalwlia,«»■ Mto* Turn* Haka la vlatttog ‘'M b ta A4k*w Mr* Win. tttftft*# I# ftiftitiMK If#n#ft . #i Clftftf’fttitft Ai«arift«f C. T, U4ee <4 MtaUft f tl ilk# rHjr, Mr f, I* WbdftM, ftf flftMlftilh If in tli* rtu. Yftft# fttirtct,• «rill tm Etmwn El tN# j I aft It* lOOlfft! ' 1 i \»* ip Afl# Et ft. Mr A4iltAu« T un# Eft* #-■»©*• |s| Mr. T. I Pri«v »n 4 niff «>f Flt««x*r- I t ift,, ft if* ei i lift A frtfftA * Mr e©4 M»e Cftilfi Wlfliftw# Est tkt fttr*n ftf Mft. Hrrtf Hfmrn, Mr. T- C. Hlick k»* rrivrinf frfttn s e vt*l! to tftl Virgin!* fittßiinrr Nfuro, . * Mlft Mat*# JuftMn* fftf * il#( Ift ffittlfw la IlftEiiiftfl. 1. Mr*. (Htt* Rrott will entertain n num- i b*r ol her old fiends on Friday even- i C. L. ll<Cllntork. W W Drew end IlngU'D. Mr and Mr. J R Tati an| M!» Jenal* Tut! ha vs gnos to Harris Lilli a Up rings. Master Carroll Huatw- 1* vlQtmz Wa m ugifi Mavtcr €"Siff*>r<S Hu|h‘ *, ei . Bftftafr <*ft Mr. Jo* Eve, xh< ha* h**n "if ~n " B I extended trtr. I* hack *t hi* P<>*» *1 ,h » j court houee today. Mr* Mack Itoyc*. who left herr a few day* »lno* tor Tkowaaa. to quite sick at that place. Mr. Jams* G. Barrett l*'t ta»t l-t*ht for Ttvimson to b* present at th* hi* pcpultot rally today Mr Heyward Lyltoh. of Chad » on* Of the most popular traveling m-n on th* road. I* In town. . , Mr* J. Ilernhordt. a favorite lady of , Mavannsh. n«.. is vlaltln* her m .ther. ! Mr*. Hargent. on Young street. | The sympathy of many friends to ex tended to Mr. and Mrs J. H K«lk I fletach in .to- death of their Infant- N w. Johnaon and Vt L. Pavia m | New York. Ale* 8. R*ala *"-1 » £ 1 Johnson of Atlanta ore nt the Plant era. | mi*, Vallaree Bernhardt, • h o ** ‘ ar.ci Charming miss of *>»ann.M the gue.t of MISS Marie Viola Griffin. eU Calhoun street. «.- :n The Georgia train due her* a« ■ ~a« night, was an hourond. Delayed cironectlon* or the .Macon branch was the cauae. Several bathing parties have be n mt.de up to *" over to the North A< - gusta Natatorium this afternoon. Thla water resott continues In p pula lt> i The many friends cf Mr. James Dar lington, cashier of the J. BAV h^ite < om patly. will regret to learn that be is quite sick with fever at the h, spitai. | There was an lee cream party given last night at Mis* Annabel Scarlior ough's in honor of her birthday. There wos a large crowd present, and every one spent a pleasant time. Mr. Peter Keenan, Jr., who had the misfortune to fall from a window lad Saturday night, while walking in his 'sleep. *is resting as ensily as could be expected today. His many friends hop* few his early and full recovery. Mr. John M. Holley, of St. Louts, Mo., is visiting bis son. Mr. Fred Hol ley, one of Augusta’s most popular cit izens and one cf the Georgia railroad s finest engineers. Father and son hud not seen each other In 23 years. OUT AT CAMP DYER. Dots Gathered Out at the Camp Today. Capt. Woude of Co. C is officer of tbe day at Camp Dyer today. Capt. Tennie will leave shortly tor Huntington. Va., for a short stay. Capt. Henneman received his com mission yesterday afternoon. He enter jtrdned the officers of the regiment at his tent last evening. Capt. Horton is laid up today. How ever. he is not seriously ill. A mock jarade was given by the sol diers last night. It was an arousing affair. The camp has several fine singers who get together every night after 1 supper and Stive a vocal concert. | it is learned that an excursion will fie fun in herenext Sunday from Sa | vanr.ah. A large number Gs eblcrcd eit- I izens of the Forest City will come up I to see Camp Dyer. ■ JULY ET COIION DP: CORK Off. K Fro MirtH n#«m Gitti f«r Tdftf. r.*«cy fiPania Ra»a • Alt; Corn Off 4 Lit'to. CMM'AOO f*VlO%*lffOjfl. WHIUT"* f Opa I»ftys I ftm Nftt •« *« •• *• *• *. *' l t i> #*f»hftf m% m% J«N * ** a a a. ...... KH 'tfwffUmfctr a *• . M yWf lomhftr t.ft l.ft Jrtmkt ..I s#M » : Oftlnlmf' -a «* a* •» •• ** O.ftaift ft. ftff W« JlEltirr a. ** aa .. • l.f*H OrtEbET i.#T I.M NRW TOR* COTTOIf. [jMMrt $ .*7 »* M.rch Pi etiiakir’’ *•** Ttohav .V * «• N v»mt»r *♦* AUOrFTA MARKET. Tnn*--Steady. ' V..MI »'* **« 1-I*. Uarelpt* today N ItovlMi thla day l**t y*a* •• •• •• $ •tala* led** grltta*r* today • • I®* .merman', today «« Rcetpt* (In'* B*r». I. 107 .... 179(29 {Mock In Auguata today *920 ENGLAND'S PRIDE. Ths British loter-»t la America Ju*t Now. Boston. Jaly 27 George W. Cable iiM just returned from a three mooth*' [trip of luerary work in England and ta #a Interview today «aid: "I have , fraud a perfect of cordial good will towerd the American people I and the American government. The I British recognixe that we are the only nation betide* their own that la gov , rrned by a aclvime of order that make* | impulse obedient to reason and private will subservient to public law. Across (he channel tho sec the French ardent ly devetod to the end* of liberty, but holding such different conception* of government that they strike discords oftener than harmonies with British ideas. “I can say with assurance and em phasis tbet we make a silly mistake ts have an Idea that England want* to make an alliance because she feels weak without us. Hers Is the offer of a strong heert nnd hand to a nation which she regard* her ft)t>nl in strength and resources. It really seems os If the English are prouder of the Americans then the Americans are of themselves, end seem to expect greater things of us than we do of ourselvps.’’ OASITOnXA. Bun tbs Kind You Have Always BonjM Decline Telegrams. New York, July 27.—The Central of fice of the Western Union Telegraph company has been advised by the West Indian urn) Panama Telegraph compa ny, owners of the cables to Porto Rico, to decline to accept business for all stations In Porto Rico except San Juan. Prayer Heeting. Prayer meeting will be held at the First Christian church tonight. Mr. Samuel Battle, the sweet singer, will render several vocal selections. —~— 1 ■ ■ ’ii River Falling. The riv.3C is falling today. At the noon measurement It registered 10 feet 9 inches and was decreasing In height right along. Editor Henning If!. Editor Henning, of the Tribune. Is very sick with malarial fever at his home on Crawford avenue. A baby isn't necessarily a fighter be cause it is often up tn arms. .