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In fIMHt til* ||f fftf ifc* H* ftf**®* 1 *** * ,w * # ihf. * -tiltfltff** Minimal *• (Rtt ~ _ | * |jw |» el ,«|« |q twt-i ft I**ll* ftp WOU»« »*•« ftftftC#* W»ifcH»»t<« J*t? » —Tlip ifiiWff to j Hftolo Ml b* tof«4 tilt loowo* ftMl pftrfcftf* Monitoy. It *• It It i« untti rati o/1 will t»* I ißr|ri*p •* •* *••*” * tllit Prfftl«6!*t wfKill f l Will irll ftpon tteftt hpfore »h» trriU for to mmwer tlir oltimifuw «l* "O w« rr witr vii d* t*rr«l» #. 1.. to Iwimcaiitrly withdraw the troop, from Co ha. CANDLEK 5 CAfIP. The Recruit* are Faat Becomlaf Pro fkteat. Qi.&sn. Ga July ». - TO aa ofc r working* of Camp Nor-; (fern hU ■ pteaMOK fart to aot• that tkorn 1» a npld imprewrawni In thr mrti >|an; wno two wn k« a«o rantn ■« raw rn-rutt* now drill aa welt at if they war* old mUUUmro. But tb«y hsva to work aery bard for the.r knowtetige, drlllln* aiz and teven bourt earb day np-n the parade 1 bealdca undergoing ioatrurtloo In the coropany atreei. Governor Atklnaon wa« at ratnp on Monday and ezpreased hlmaelf a» well plediod with tbe rapid progreaa the. ’ nu n are making, and heartily comaun drd Col. Cundlir in bla work. He in- ( atruned the colonel to ruah the re cruiting to a finiab pi rapidly aa poa aih>. as it la very neowsaary to have hia regiment ready for active aervice j wt.en called by the war department to, the freot. Col. Candler today laaued several fur loughl to m"n with Instruction* to re turn home and get every available man 1 and tend him to camp. The reg men tal band is fast filling up to the re-; Outred number, and Prof. C. O. Pollard i cf Kitxgriall has been aaalgned a* I a; leader, with Chai-lea Orlgga, brother of Congressman Griggs, and A. P. Lane, j c* principal musicians. But It will be pime time before this band can play v. 11 enough to furnish music nnd in the meantime the Griffin Rifles’ band , will play at guard mount In the morn-. lag and a dress parade in the after noon. Capt. W. W. Davies of Atlsnta haa j the only full company In camp, he i having sent down enough men today to ] recruii bis company up to the required ' number. Major Marcus W. Beck arrived at | camp yesterday to ent-r upon the rtis-, charge of bis duties. T,t. Col. Berner is expected in a fey j rlays. when all cf Col. Candler’s staff will be upon the ground. Regimental Quartermaster Orr was j busy all (lav Issuing guns and laggings to .he men. Every man is now sup plied with a full uniform and gun. Capt. Sanders o fForsrthe and Capt. Hodges of Macon are sendlns In re cruits In large numbers, and it will be only a short time before their compa nies are classed among the largest in camp. Adjutant Rockwell of Savannah is the right man in the right place. Hp has won the admiration cf all in the faithful discharge of his duty. Capt. Kolshoj-n. who has been in Sa vannah on recruiting dut<’ for several days, is expected to return to camp tomorrow, and is eagerly looked for by bis men. Merman’s corner for rent or lease. Store 30x 1 00. Apply to J. H. Mohr jyjfl r*~ OotHl* tft*««m4l.i o . HHICP* Mo*c Th#n BMMMaabla • nun — ■ — ,V, OAIHSO >*a Wo have IU.I completed our annual »«ock-lak.n«. and many choice lota of Spring and Summer £oiT££!!E£££T<Tc. S " *“ •*aap AN AVALANCHE OF GENUINE BARGAINS In dnalrabla and mliabla Footgaar at this tala alfordt it m*k\ng our atoriS • varitablo Baa Hlva for tha knower* of valuaa. rv.n during this *«MaMv ** ny twf FF w . * note a pew OF THEM AND JUDGE THE many BY THE FEW: iiii—wj CENTS $4.00 fpf Ift-** m&tm “ p w _ J fM| * MNI fftMlftA* <N**fMN9 *H4 HNUHI f*p $ | .85 t, K*4 kw* fl T-r IMS wee* *W Atlr lT *Hr#. 4w»W»* ****»»•« ft I • I 5 , fkie Ml •*• k**e ItW (Aw* •••* W*«»e«l $ I .00 , ta » . Met* N|l*» gr-t ■*»** *w* r*» W S?gSig^. M . M TWO jjjpg u CODDOr Sllflu UO., STORES 722 Broad Street, opposite Monument STORES INASOCIALWAY I *m IlSr n* V’* Ai Ft/ V //VvuiAil/ Hrr B*awt An rtd-foohmiwvl hcarwl. with «t» And a fr* a* «• ruW*-* - _| W ak n ft It** t % Hist - nu I’K' 1 crawo **» p *- L H M* lo • nuti r f Thla oxaity * •** tbe murtt. .. Aimnles where l.luan* ?' 11l ftrr*f»tft »«»* ' nauuhty. yot mere It •! r * 5,00 h,Je Whrn wp walk In lh* «ard*n. when wp WhJw"' Iplu 1 plu^ h wtM ,, «»owP r a far nut on ! th* Ip* . i Whrn you P' , ul mp and Ih-ut n.P. SKParMX wtflly I *»y- _ | -A. thp Lord I. my halear. «wfor* t a... | I ahan'ki. tbP rrd lip. that are .had'd . By «hp"f''ld* of; thf i" u h '' l ' LOMAX, ill Tb« Dal is* Morning New*. The Thursday Reading Club Fntertainment.; An informal, hut thoroughty unlqu“ ««d altogvthpr -Mightful. ”mornln(t ; wag pnjoyp-l a- MK-vlpw y*.t*rday by, T HJtrOay Heading Club, ’«> “ vitrd gup*i* chormlngly entertained at IbP popular resort by Mrs. William B;, White and Mias Hnseltp Mereler. j large navlllcn was use- a* « klnl J a rereptU n hall, where table* » chair, were a.ranged for P r «*" , » , £ euchre. Th,- prizes were won by’ • • i of Missouri. Mr*. Jo*oph Kvc Campbell. Mrs. John Harper Davidson, and Ml** Henrietta Robert non. Th ; dainty score card* were painted by Mr.. Bum.ll Co:-,r. Luncheon wa* served In the pavilion on the card ta rn , covered with embroidered UnenJ Altogether, this -Thursday proved be, rnnst delightful yet enjoyed by »«> Present were: Mrs. White. Miss M- 1 Icier, Mr*. Russell Cohen Mrs John ' Cohen. Mrs. Argo, Miss Carroll, M>** Katharine Black, M--s Margaret Jor- . fan, Mrs. William Cozart, Ml** Anm Wright, the Misses Robertson. Ms* Minnie rtichard-. Miss Rood, Ml** <Tp trude Crane. Mit-r Lena Kerri*. Miaa Marie d'Antignac AH n, Mrs. William Butt Miss Carmichael. Mrs. John War ner Davidson, Mrs. DeSaussure, Miss Blsell, Mrs. Cornelius Moses, Mrs. Bishop Alexcrder. Miss Cranston. Mi*. Stelr.c- Dunbar, Mrs. J. K Campbell and Miss Salman cf Missouri. flood Work Being Done. The Army and Navy League received notice yesterday that 500 towels, -00 sock and 100 underskirts and draw rs were much needed at Fort McPh-rmn. Mts. Atkinson immediately telephoned ■the vice president of the tenth congres- , stonai district. Mrs. C. Henrv C'nh n, cf Augusta, asking if she could fti-tilsn j (he articles needed, f n an hours time, I Mrs. Cohen reported that she could and would w 11 . lie received Navy | League headquarters tonwj^^P - rec(il v 3 j the official stamp of the organization and ".ill he sent out before tonight to Surgeon Taylor. This is the second call Mrs. Atkinsrn has made on the district officials whK>. ( Important Shoe Event! I - |. .1-jrri‘r *4 AW **4 ’ u % 11| ilk* » * 4ft f* . M** f<*T • ? . #1 ,|,, (j, ft‘w|tti> tftwfwtwf VHP | (hrm i,. ,}, r Mm Allito***. .. -i# arv f*filM | 4. Ih _, a. l t frn t* a i»f«i«4 and far- j — —’ \ ttoact ftt the Araeftfti. . . f . ftltlt fthkh Miaa I mink Wf*4 FmEham r-»fn|4lim«lr4 . _ . iiimafH Annan, of | Maryland, at ilk iwftil erptetftft. •, f ik-gpirfd Oaneins aa* • n|«*Y* ,, l on* |(l| a Iftt* hottr. whrn drlighlfvl *»*• ffrf»htn« nt* wrr* iirrvrd. Mlaft PlnL* I Ml** Marftftfkt Annan, of Maryland S|i*i Hattk* IHnk'am, Miaa Ku***ma ) Walt oft Miaa Natalie* IbiHorlaon. Ml*a ! |trs»|r Wilkin*, Ml** Anin** lkt«»Yftll. * >|iM Aivnee f'hafre*, M< v * Hum* I rnHP Mlft* Htmftrl Mi*ft m< boll* Dooxlity. Miaa MadHlr Bur- Irowa, Mb* An»M (* aoM«*i». Miaa n*>ra i lU’llo Webb, Miaa MareHta Hardwlcft. M,., s*lm<*n. Mr*. I'lnkham. Mr*. Ja*. ill. IMaaoa. Mt** Dtckey. , Mi C. J. It*)ne, Mr Krneat North. I Mr Kiank North, Mr. Tom Miller, ’Mr Charlie Miller. Mr. Martin Dun bar. Mr. O. It. Coffin. Mr. P. f). laing- Irtnn Pf Montgomery. Mt. C. h • Ja-k --f n. Mr K-Imt lti,-11. Dr. Ml- hel. Mr. , will Derry. Mr. Gp- rge Hardwick, Mr. IMrkaon Ilk-haH*. Mr John KWp, Mr. i laui Siedgp. Mr. John Wallace. Mr. Hethert Clark. Mr. Montgomery Kldgeley. Mr. Crawford. Mr. Ml-h --imc.d. Mr .Marcellu* Btovall. A Croklnule Party i Mt«* Malad Stlls-m cm rtstm-1 fifty of h--r young friend* at a trurnt enjuya blo cr-klnole parly y-*t*rday after-I neon at her home on the corner of W'est Peach tire and Fifth atteets. | Thl* occasion was a charming compli ment to Miss Stl!»iin’B gue*t aod cousin, Miss Ce ille le-e Clifford, of Augusta, who h:t» bt en spending gome time in , the city. T-». stilion home had an added touch lof tn-auty In the many rooea 1 seen In all the r9oms. Delightful re fr shments were served after the game. | Miss Emmie Johnson *>.l the first ; lltlze. a pair of ailver-handle curling ■tongs; Miss Sue Waddill. the aecejtd, a !Jeweled hat pin; and the cc».solution, a | I silver hat brustj, was dtawn by Miss Frances Briscoe.—Atlanta Journal. A Regretted Departure. Th- departure of Mr. Mllledge Lnck- J.art sot New York 1* a sour--.' of the, i deepest regiet to his many friends In Augusta, where be i» known as one j of the most popular men In th • state. Mr Lockhart ha* exceptional talents jas a journalist, and In the metropolis i will find a field for hi* especial gifts , unknown to a small Southern city. His. success Is assured, and his career will , In- watched with Interest by a targe number - f admirer*. Mr. Lockhart leu tNs morning for Charleston, from which taint he will rail on a steamer of the Clyde line. Mrs. Thomas Complimented. During the reunion an appreciated compliment was given Mrs. J. Jefferson Thomas,treasurer of the United Daugh- j ters of the Confederacy at the Aragon hotel. Colonel Bennett H. Young of Louisville, Ky., moved that the Ken tucky Confederate Glee club give three capers for Mrs. Thomas, and they were j given with a will. The club Is composed lof fine and highly accomplished' musi cians.— Atlanta Journal. Miss Jessie Scott is visiting 0-iends in J< hn.ston. I Mis--. Mamie Henry is visiting friends in Atlanta. Miss Alice Morris is visiting relatives in Thomson. ! Mr. Rob Coffin has returned from 'Sullivan’s Island. Mr! and Mrs. Millcdge Arrlis Roun tree are visiting relatives in South Car olina. TH* JtTJOTJBT>. HfBAl-X? Mm ftWHmimim Mm FWiHf tft A«NM Mr*, j- c. MHprft M ift* (HWHH «*f Mm. flm*i«di it * uiting ftigpirr ift 111. Tft» ftirt Mr.) A Uommt VlmdMmr Ift w il*Mn« -m, Mr ftft4 Mrs. W M Roll ftm Hm4* ( iftc • fr m dart witte Mm* IM»* w ftik, DR Hftth. Miaa Jwftl* W«!l a*trfialna In l*w»r j »f ftp* curt 1. Mm* Udtert. **f AtUR) thi* #t«*lii|. Mi** Mftttt* left* Use lterl ftftft Mm j Jf**KM*-n *»f Altftfttft Ikftir litumrd h»*tn# fm«ft lift v• «i Oft ft Mm Tra- r MftllirWftftft. *ft» In »um* , tmiioc ai Tmntoft. la iprsdini ft fm : fifty* «v |li« Htjr. 1 Mlft* MftdHG fttim»w* Ift tftr* prrftfnt ftrftfH *llh Milk* Miry \%ll «m>h Moom tm loner Rrnad itrvH, I Mine Joftis* Wftlloo lift* rt*turm**f from Sew Torft. •ml I* i»*-nft**k th«* *um m**r ftltli l>#r Mm. TlfitHrtlftlm. j Mr*. HnioH** of Jarknandlft who Ma l*krn for thf |)«i*t f«*w «!«y» th«* ftiar«t of Hrr moiNrr. Mm. M*y*e Imvi* orit j m erit f‘»r Halu U " Mr*. Klißiilwth Turpin and All** Mar rani Jordan Niva tomorrow for llnr ri* Ml hia ftprliijr*. A*h«-viili* ami otlM*r North Carolina rroorta. Mt- ftn»l Mr*. J. W. Cftftfft*. who ' w*r** t« have tnetay for Noo York itn>l Ounncrtklltt, have |*»at|»one<l th**lr, (l«-l>artur<- for • fp* days. Miaa Mftrlon Carlton of Athens I* th.» srt!«'*t of Mta* Carroll on fSrrrne *tf<^t. Mi*a Atra Th**w ami Miaa Kli»alM*th Newberry left thla tnorniiiß for Halu-1 da. — ; A houae parly to ’>* entertained # by i tN'* Mia**** iiarrelt In Bath next wfN*k , | will Include amonß the gue*ta Ml*a | Madelle Burrow*. Miaa Mary WllK» i Moore and Ml*a Hattie Fargo Butler, j Mi** Julia Carmichael lenvea fomor- < row for Madißon, where *he will b* the ftue*t of relative* for a Tew week* before going to th*' North Carolina mountain* for tt** late summer and fall. 5 and lOc Ice Cream at HAHN’S. WASIIINQTON, WILKES. Abe Butler Killed by James Jackson, Jr.—Gther Hatters. Washington. Ga., July 29. —Last Sat urday evening a a the excursion train from Atlanta was coming In. a fatal j Bbcotlng affray took place at the depot, which retM'lted in the killing of Abe But! r, it young negro, by Joint's Jack- Ron. Jr., a young man of this place. It seems that, thla negro, who was not unruly when sober, though a very thievish fellow, waa drunk and very quarrelsome. H- was abusing and lean ing a title white boy. when young Jackson eame up and onV-r d lilm to leave. Afterward, meeting him again at the depot, the trouble was renewed, and Jackson was knocked down by the negro, reviving a severe cut on the bead. Rising immediately Jaeksou drew his pistol and fired three shots et his assailant. Two of them took ef fect and the negro staggered down the 'steps, fell and died within five minutes of the time he was shot. The coroner’s jury, immediately impaneled, brought in a verdict of ‘'justifiable homicide,” and the young man >vas acquitted. The negro, Bill Richards, who killed L.-wis Lundberg, a young Swede living near here, has never been captured. It Is hoped that the governor will offer a reward for him. Washington Is keeping up her repu tation as a live town. The water works are nearing completion, and now it is proposed to put in a dynamo to run the oil mill, compress, fans, etc., in the drug and other stores in town. When this Is done the next step will he electric ears. Mohrman’s corner for rent or lease. Store 30x 1 00. Apply to J. H. Mohr man. LADIES* $1.76 , - t , , |. j, Ln j m liMtMt eel <*!>■,•» rkJ (PMitmnft MW k<4 **4 tIM M»* tm m*t* *•**. *«U mm mm* ••«»«, *k » Si # i) . _ * * s -y, .j, u m <<>4 I>ld ps I 4fN ! Te» ywiOMl iHkltt *<•# Wl»> »MM le’ktt* ttoe •• * k«w«. Tkrw g-I'T.nfi mb «■* «M MMWIk. MM *mH lie MHMfeli Cm fcwMM **mt Misses’ ( )8 Cents L' - , A ftivfiftft ftt jiui iMM*f a<ti*ft p 'iftflp* iit fftfefiMNl ten mrnrnm ift Tftte tM* ftftfft #• HftV ftftft r*e we »«! mw* w —- - - - ww ftf tßftrfi Tft*ft* ftp* tftftffll ftatefti* fttefti ft** ft*ft Itef lft**te THE PRIHCE DOING WEIiL Tie t*Mi Nu He May Lite \ *1 aiiL Niieiy. HU I fame RMni*l mM AH HU OH»m gprcMl l« Tk* llrteli llrriln. Germany, July ». Df. lftli*HiinKif ftfty* tftat Bf*mftn k may Hvt tft ft H* aftla wall. Mtefttetft **ll. ,ftn4 anjeiya HviTnim to °f Ni !obituary If* la of robuil frame and ftll I hla ora an* if* anind Sand lOc Ice Cream at HAHN’S. THE SOUTHERN TROOPS’ HEALTH A flood Square Kirk HeiDK Made Today. I Special to The Herald. ; Waatiiriffuai, l). €•• July 21.—Th»' (rand ti bin «»f tk* a«uih*ri» troops «* r«- p«»rta*«| at thf* war depart meat thl» *v"*- 1 nine l*y Riprußft 11 * a Davey of L**u | idluiw will moat probably prov*llt thilr Im’lor acnf to Santiago. Mr. Dftvoy haa I just arrived In th* <ity from Miami. I whe*r* alx B»>uth*rn rv*imanta ar* rftmpsd—two Loo I ala na. two T**xaa and I two Alabama. Of ih-ae troop* twe’vi bundled are *itk with typhoid and oth >r dangvrou* fever*. Mr. Davry ha* telegraphed Senator McHenry oi Lou isiana to come to Wa*hln*ten at once and t?*» two congresomen m*«n to sec that these troops are removed from thl* camp. Mr. Davey will *ee Scrctaty Alger today and begin ht* crusade. Palls to Take the Flour. Baltimore, July 29. Several week* ago the Oambrll! manufacturing com pany secured tee couiract to supply the army with thirty thousand barrels of flour. The contract specified that the flour was to grade "strictly fami ly” and to he delivered at any pin e designated by Ibe government. Only about 25 per cent of the amount con tracted for has been taken by the gov ernment. The full amount required by the terms of the contract Is on hand and the government has been repeated ly notified of this fact, although It has not signified Its Intention to take It. Indeed the Gambrlll manufacturing company has learned that the govern ment does not Intend to take any more of the flour. No explanation of the government's action has been offered. The flour is more than two dollars a band cheaper than It was when the com rant was placed. Wheat was selling at *1 a bushel then, and if the company had bought wheat at the ruling prire at that time, the company would have sustained heavy loss. The company furnished the navy wilh five thousand barrels before the army order was placed and the flour was protiuonced to be up to the requirements. SI .50 to Tybee and re turn every Sunday via Central of Georgia. Bath ing now is best of the sea son. THE RED CROSS. A Doctor Makes Serious Allegations Against It. Washington, July 29. Dr. William Gray, of the hospital ship Relief, re cently at Siboney, Charges that tbe yel low fever is due to the Red Cross. He says they established hospitals when they were ordered, not to. _ ; j v SURRENDER \ Yield to Conviction Buy Where You Can Get the Goods For the L»»»t Money. 18 pounds Crnnulnted Sugar for $ 1.00 Ar buck la’s Coffeo IO cants 3 cakes "Dock Harris’* tO-ounce Soap for 5c 8 cakes Circus Soap for 25c Good first patent F our 65c sack, 55.15 barrel The best 2nd patsnt Flour SOc sack. $3.08 barrel Good second patent Flour 39c sack. $2.98 barrel Choice sugar-cured Hams 10 cents Our store is filled with th# VERY best Groceries and at the VERY lowest price. fficker & Pilc&er, Wreckers of High Prices 954 BROAD STREET. nPTI Tn\TCn From meeting of Na- Kh | UlAiNfcU tiona * Photographers’ B Association and wilt be p'eased to demonstrate to my patrons several new ideas in Photography on and after Saturday, July 30. v H. C. HALL. TRANSPORT STRA YED OFF No. *2l Picked l'p By tbe Cruiser Cincinnati. SpoHftl CftMft to The* Herald. Off Kan Juan. July 27, via Bt. Thom •*, July 2t.-~Th‘* mobile ttu»J*port No. 21. «hkh muipil from CTiurlciitnn on Thur*day with 1.200 troop* of the ninth ilhnot* and *ixt»»*nth l'i<nniiyv&nia ie>Kl|TH*nt* un hoard, wa* found !n Sun Juan hay. alnuist wlthl tar.gv of the cannon* of Mmro raatle. lent night, by the eruiaer Cincinnati, which wa* doln* Idockade duty. Tta» <*rul*er led the* mo bile out to geo and convoyed her down the pat'ango to where they expected the remainder of the ex|H*dition to be found. It la understood that the ren dexvnua will be off Fajardo, Junt south of Cape San Juan, Instead of Guanica. PEOPLE’S FORUM [Citizens of Augusta and Georgia anil Carolina who wish to discuss pub lic matters In parliamentary way »r. . in reason, will he welcomed in this column. A newspaper Is, In a way, a public Institution. Through It the pub lic. In proper bounds, have the right to give expression to opinion and thought.] Mr. Neihllng’s Burns. To the Editor or The H-rald: Sir Having read the article In your edition of yesterday concerning the treatment received by my father while In the city hospital, I would like to state fa'ts concerning the same. On Thursday las-.. 21st, on the advice Cf Ills physi cian. my father went to the hospital for treaiment. On Sunday while atten ding to him, the negro orderly delib erately poured strong carbolic acid on the led to such an extent aa to run all down the hack of the right leg and some on the left and also on the hips. My father lay in this condition until Tuesday last, when he was sent home heeaiise he’pleaded lo be sent, and we got another physician to attend him. J have seen tbe hosriital authorities and ttiey give me no satisfaction what ever. They say my father was given a hath Tuesday morning before he was sent home. If so, why was not the con dition of his burns inquired into? But he lay In the dreadful condition from Sunday until Tuesday without having a single tiling done for him. Tt seems to me some redress ottgiii lo he had for such treatment. The cite' hospital is supported by the citizens for the pur pose. of caring for (hose who cannot care for themselves, and the public ought to know what to expect. Very respectfully. J. i?. Neibling, jr, _ JULY 2ft Wh#f* ftOr. nr lh» r*un tMMnf t*o«r*f 0# • OCMWI». t***f «OMi )•«*•* N*4* Ml A* | I.II'ISHH t* MMO* wMM a* *hHi* ftftft*f oftf «f*tem PORTNER’S HOFBRAUand VIENNA CABINET BRANDS OF Export Beers ARE THE BEST ASK FOR THEM. OLD MANILA NAS FALLEN Persistent Statement to the Effect in London ami Paris. No News Thereof Has Been Received in Washington London, July 29.—The rumor Is more persistent than ever here today that Manila has fallen and that the Amer ican troops are in posesslon. The news from Madrid a.nd Paris Is of the same Import, though nothing can he learned' from official sources to either confirm or deny It. a Washington, D .C., July 29.—N0 Ma nila news received here yet. CAHARA’S SQUADRON. It Is Announced That It Is at Cadi/.. [Special to The Herald.] Madrid, July 29.—Camara's squadron has arrived at Cadiz. UEORUIA LADIES. They Go to New York to Go on the Stage New York, July 29. Miss Nella Webb, of Atlanta, Ga., and Mrs. Lola Jackson-Ford, Sam Small’s daughter, are here and ere going on the, stage. The local papers print big stories them. , ,