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Til .ssr savixg* i«m. »***. Balsas »n# #<**•.* Net** hppmai* TO TURN OUR GUNS k AGAINST GERMANY That Appear* to Be a Possibility of the Near Future. Dewey Will Jemporize No Longer When the Additional Battleehlpe Arrive. Thl» Explains Why Relnforcemants Are Rein# Hurried to Oen. Otis. ffpe*tei In Thp M«wM wectatnr-s tap* jp -Tta n#n« m Hu x*** fbtntewnta <«4wr th* Ike Qnau. pf* ****** to Ita St tarn » teimwTm. *4 Iha wml «f fhta. am ton* <*■# X»wm i * »*•» cl-man? I* t* In mtawNt nut M tta amwlh of Ammtm* ffwan A Hint* Icepattpwai nSkfel mt* t«da? thai Ihte •*• U» *M »***•••* i«l hmmpm* r»m»U Iran* ik* rkiMtktun and #•** *• *teMpg .IM lk» htellP* bHwawp t««*t and Ik* UrtWte*. Wnwte tawwne m ***** m m tmdtan a* «#** mp**** Dewey wtß mm k«uiM* to w—»t« ummm4 of tempwnwap wh»* «• tk» k*l *4 Ik* Or-—— tk* MM* Depart pm*i hto alaar. rwninl lk» mm* pnHtr •««'*'« from Ik* Oarmaa M*»n —to* fc*r* ft H t Pn**4 If Ita *n*y iM tie par* meat tetatal* tkM ******* raaataatl? *iri** offewal?* •• Ik* pMdtto* at APtertea !• Ik* rhlttppla** Tk* K**» tteparlntenc la *** «*»»mad »* kml.lt math kut •» awaonnHos Ik* **M kMM SO* In** MIIWM «f *k* two IMIMM k*nMkik* Tk* taeteiary as ik* »»> ********* • k« fey* *r> ikai ik* iMepro and tk* low* w«*» PPder order* tar Manila witk an taridmtal I*o9 M Maaolata TkM k»l4 and iraiktal ***t*awni mi •t*d ik* Mtai* t**p*H»*Bt and on lk» totlowms day aa odMal <4 tk* tattto topartmeat auihotimi Ik* *1 steam* t ihni ifc*a* !•«* prwrrful NMta ***** going nal* I* Honotalu in k* *il*rk*d M Ik* Aalalk *)Up4m* wkieh would k* tkra •*» Ibounaad Mil** a* a* Tk* deptal I* M Inspired h? any tmr i 4 aa lafmrtjnn <4 tk* protocol, knl fc*ra#** tk* deotlnnunn being Manila wtor* Ik* bnlUeabti* war* am ****** ***l*M kpnatatd* or laanr *mta, ll eaa 100 eridept ikai Ik* am-wti was **aia*' o*r»an laao len.e and Inlrrfenwrr. Tkia la now Mill bom# owl by Ik* ordar dt*l**<‘ b lac t inf<.rr»meni» to Ora Oita. A FATAL DUEL T«a mta Mlto • f cuJ an a •*»**»- • tpl M earner. raj-rd led** of a de*prr»te and (ala! wh:. n’Tef; her* law night for Mam phi* Hath man ara dead, For noma tlma there hai baan a feud between the two man lad night whan tba boat Had Crouton, M» . tba quarrel hat wean i hen Ih ok** otit, Th«* vitchmaß it* t*uk*4 th#* mate with • knife. For participants struggling al>oot «h* boat, to tha horror of tha passengers. who ware unabie to Intarfora until tha man •nnh axhauatad and died (Ida by aide on tba Hood apattrred da k. S.A< i \ST \ TO BLAIE. Tat nan saya He must Be LJccted From Power Madrid. Spain. Sa.nl. JO. l>ulu> Tu tan. minister for foreign affair*, in the j cabinet <*f the late Premier Cjliovn*. . la quoted a* saying that Can«»va*. If be had lived, would never have accented ] war with the I'nlted Slate*. •f’jnovMi and myself were convinced that war would lead Inevitably to the ruin of Spain." The Duke blamed the Liberals.: v.ho. he said, could avert the war elth T j by accepting the proffered good offices of the t'nited States mtntster, or by treating with the insurgents on a basis of Cuban Independence, or by welling i fuha Senor Sagasla. the Luke derlar-! ed. “Is responsible for all our disasters j a il must Is* ejected from power." Honolulans Delighted San Francisco. Sept. 20. The stra- j tner Australia arrived today from Ha wall. General Merrlam, co.ntnan-: der of the department of CallfoiDla. who has been In Honolulu, was one of the passengers. Everyth.ng was quiei at Honolulu when the steamer left, j The people were jubtlanr over annex- j etlon The officers of the Australia say the Arizona, with troops for Ma- j ni'a. sailed on the 11th, and the Scan dia. with troops and treasure, was to leave on Tuesday the 13th. Hastening to Manila San Francisco, Sept. 20. The tioops ordered to the Philippines are all anxious to depart as soon as pos sible and their wishes will likely be gratified, for General Miller, who hope.s to head the expedition, Is doing all he can to expedite transportation. General Miller made application by telegraph to Washington for enough Krag-Jotgensen rifles to arm four of the regiments fgohig with the expedi tion. Obstetricians meet. Pittsburg. Pa., Sept. 20.—The elev enth ennua! meeting of the American Obstetricians and Gynecologists con vened at the Moacgchela House today. Nearly 100 delegates, eminent in the medical profession, from all parts of the country, are in attendance. John Sherman 111 Washington. D. C., Sept. 20.—John Sherman is ill. at his residence in this city with an acute attack of bronchitis. He has been in bed about a week. YOU NfckD A TONIC ION THB FALL CAMPAIGN MOW ABOUT YOUR BUBlNfeBB? vt* iw* a errs THE AUGUSTA 1IEIIAIJ). tmtft* %*. SOUTHERN ENTER* AIKEN. The RM«t W ill iwi Have a Hand tout Aikon tie pi Ml Mr Wallas «u pmlatn>deal and B L Abaay. eoq.' ' attorney for tba Bout hero railway. I'nlon street, near Its laleraectton with 1 wide end the Sniilhern no)* asks for fifty fern In ike reatre Mr. Waites, in behalf of his road, promised to stale, with modern convenience* and equipment*. and to have It ready by ' Chris' mas. He raid the Soul hern proposed hm to put on parlor cars be-ween Aiken and Columbia and sleepers between Aiken and Jersey City AFTER THE INSURGENTS It Is Reported Thai They Have Been Committing Depredations. Nits. Sept. 20 Twenty Spanish ves sels. including tw.-lve steamers, have completed the transfer to the American flag, and a majority of them arc now proceeding on coasting voyage*. There was some uncertainty regarding the! native crews and the Filipinos. It is reported that they have been commit ting questionable acts, and the Boston and ttaleigh sailed today under orders to protect commerce. The British gun- : brat Battler has gone to Cebu. There art; rumors that the Insurgents are at tacking Cebu amt I Iloilo. - Wilhelimina Speaks. The Hague. Sept. 20. Queen Wit- j hrlmtna. accompanied by the Queen Mother, opened parliament toilay. The | queen said she had received the czar s disarmament proposal with peculiar sympathy. The queen in her speech j also promised the introduction of a number qf social measures. Zurlinden Cared For. Paris. Sept. 20. The cabinet, coun cil this morning reappoi-ted General Zurlinden military governor of Paris, which place he occupied prlvious to accepting the portfolio of minister of war, drand Sire Pinkerton. Boston, Mass., Sept. 20. —Alfred S. Pinkerton, of Worcester, was today unanimously elected grand sire of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Indepen dent Order of Odd Fellows. Painting Railing. Men are at work today painting the iron railing and lamp posts around the monument. This will be a tdg Improve ment. Miss Louise Dodge, who has been the guest of Miss Hattie Gow. will leave tomorrow for Charleston, where she will lake a steamer for New York. After a short stay in New York, Miss Dodge will go to Michigan, where she will at tend college. At the Commercial are the following guests: L. W. Fox, Alex Rains and James Young. Baltimore: J. C. Preach er, Fairfax. S. C.; B. Wilcox and wife. Petersburg; J. H. Dow and J. W. Rogers, Richmond, Va. 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MawwwMl* Mm Caaaacw* naairlaad i« mark a don* n>t»i into ik* kali and ktrkrd . ram M tw *wli k*»k Tta awtetumia rvlaard itan ***** »*nw tar ikmat awd Mte waa akta in IBW. wkkk ata did »•*! aa Ita IfclW BteW tad IftMk Ita taWMM w*»k Ik# ****** Ttaiw • rrr dark kta* mark* Mm Can ***** work taariag owl ita alary of [ita aaooalt or>o tar < aaaa«»* na« M MMI ota. M»* wif# wa* at* r*am i.ntpf Tta |**ll** amwlad Mlrtal Mi*t aad Jnk* Tkoasa* ow ****** tow. iuvro RICO DI LL Many s*rtviator* Ma>* Bern Wa lllo.tenod. Ran Jnaa. Morlo Sim. Hr pi Jk. l.rr- and ftaniar* taml ipiu *4 ita inirrmtel nfco mlatalrtad a haak 1 t.t Ponrr. ar* k«* ma*»Hia« wttk | Ora Bn»k» rrtall** to ik# mrrmrf alitutiion Tta» ropori bu»!ar»* at a •t*MktS nwlMi lo Ik* tatetnallnn* »»» Ikr local cotrmry. Ttay ar* offered ■n-x-tM** loan* at I# par era* tatereat. bill ran dn am him* until tta rate of *irhaa«r la fl**d They heUevr It akould bf about iwo for oar and prob ably will report on Ike aubjwl lo the Treasury Ilepartinenl at Waah'nffton Oen Hrooke la lavnatlaailM Ikr mal trr tb.routbly with a view lo taking artino when ottr aoverelanly la rota- ! plate. The ttM-al agent* alao aay mnny .prculatrra who flocked in Ponce arc r (uruMig to Ike Pnlted Stale* dlaltlu atoned and r xivloced Ike Island is not an Kldorado. !«. ATONEn NT DAY. Monday the Pnd of Ike Season of Services. On Monday come* atonement or fan! day. which la the laat of the day* »el apart at thl* araaon of the year by the orthodox Jewish church for the eerie* of aerv'em. On thla clay till of the atore* of the member* of the synagogue will be dosed and the day will lie spent In fasting and other religious services. FUNERAL oV MISS FREEHAN. Interment In City Cemetery This morning. Manv friends gathered «t the home of Mra. Amoa Clurke, on Monte Satio, lhi» morning to attend the last sad rftea over the remains of Miss Mary Frcrman. Dr. Burrows officiated and the remains were laid to rest tn the city cemoteiy under a fragrant mound of flowers soot by sorrowing friends. GOING HOME TONIGHT. Excursionists, Who Arrived Yester. day Still in City. The excursionists who arrived here last afternoon over the Charleston and Western Carolina railroad will leave to night for home. The streets around the depot are tilled with them today wait ing for train time. Strange to say, a lurge number of these excursionists have not left the depot for more than a block since they arrived. A LITTLE ONE’S DEATH. Infant of Mr. and Hrs Charles Young blood Dead. The sympathy of mans friends is ex tended to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young blood on the death of their infant child. The little one died at six o'clock at their hom on Meyer street. The fu neral occurred this afternoon from the residence. A Neat Idea. Co!. Dyer has originated quite a neat Idea. It is making practical business use of the well known, "spieling” borne. Col. Dyer keeps one in his of fice and whenever he wishes to halt a enr or call a friend a block or so away the horn is used most effectively. MOMtA, «A HUS IS i I» f Vtrff Tk*««dhl «p«M httaStn rvdu i p. Tin Miff MRr<H liki) liS«* * tswstei| iksNiMk Tta Wtetwagad Ita lie.*«la* kMp M ***.<*• In Tk* Nam'd Manna ffapl flk An a fwaadi as ita -»-~tlMp *t <ta Mailii ad iieutelhU ad t'tHganan. ilwa Ita taa« w Mateinn. ‘itam t* nan taiMu mwkdeta* to ita turint* geiteaffiui m Ita pate at tika <n*wf«*n« tandiwc AS Ita teointam *d Ita i»ee*iht* r* I kita* a* eamowi Sam*, ikai fwram m ******** *d Ita ni%Mww talk ita aim*. lews* t»« tans tta aanal fnaaffly Tta rv ndwkM ks ita Apnshdi prtean *m la tea'saata in •»«* antwy ••m ita teUtapry *<Sk"er» tar*. (pryrn «tauaaad <4 ttawr piauiti ‘nr* tnatermd IP ctkatptau aad eta* p»* u taiid'wp* tatfcca ita aarrow cnpffa** of Ita walked >«». wta*. nasal of Ike ll«.wtek pSpb atan Hi*. * tar# ita Anterlnap SPtetecm pemwaMily la aantetewd. aad wta** oms fMia fcaa te mt*d hi. am*? taadpuariem Tta atnakara 1 4 ita aaatiary narp* ar. kept rcMMUpMt? •> work am ita ffiik ikai ma.trally *>*w*u laian Tta flpapiard. kave am ita lerpst knowledgn *4 tta laws of aawlla •lop Tta result la a awadiikui ikr*«*alag a geaetrs) outtawtar at tom * arynmUr d'araaa* at aay pm**at TypkoM fe «a* la a lan Isrraaaiag at aa alanwlap ml* Tta anlhorltlea fart W ataolutet? **■ amtisl 10 tta hraiih of the rti? to get ikr Ppon sk prlarmer. mil of Manila *1 tta ear'ieat pnaalbie dal* fUmllar condition, ace reportsd frcua rpytta. * hero the Spanish In lb# kattd. |of Ita retal* a** anfferlng fr >m a lark !i4 ita aeroaaariro of life To niakr the nailing of tta hoopitat aklp Hio ha« been rr ; pejtedl- dolayed . fl la bow Mated l<o*ltlv#l« that she will mil Tkoraday. Ihuhsbly by that time ahe will have a ■ cmeldc cble accession to her Invalid pufsewger Hat. COMING TO FORT ROY A l-J Haavy naileries A. and R. W 111 Be at Hlllon Head. New York. Sept. 20. The United riidm transport Chester, with the 6th and 10th U. 8. Infantry, and heavy batteries A and II of the Ist U. S. ar tillery aboard, arrived her* from Montauk Point, Runday morning, and tied up at Pier 11, North Klver. fool of I*ray street. The 6th was bound fori Fort Thomas. Newport. Ky., where It was stationed before the war. and the ; 10th tor Huntsville. Ala . where It will I go Into camp until ordered to Cuba. The batteries were under order* to proceed to Hilton Head near Port Royal. 8. C. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad got the contract for transport ing the Sth. the West Shore the 10th. and the Pennsylvania railroad the bat teries. MR. ALBERT MATCH. Nephew of Mr. Albert Hatch, of This City, Died at Tennille. Sandersvflle, Sept. 20. The re mains of young Albert S. Hatch of Tennille. who died there on Friday night, wore interred in the cemetery at this place yesterday. Rev. Mr. Thompson of Tennille conducted the last rad rites. A special train brought a large conconnte of friends to the funeral. A truly Christian and kind and gen tle spirit won for him the friendship of all with whom he became acquain ted. His life, though short, was one of exceeding brightness, and will stand out as a model for the young men of this section. Mr. Hatch wa? a nephetv of Mr. Al bert Hatch of this city. nAJO* CARLTON BACK. Arrives in New York From Ponce, Porto Rico, LI. S. Athens, Ga„ Sept. 20.—Maj. H. H. Carlton, of this city, has arrived in New York from Ponce, Porto Rico. Ho came with Major General Wilson, up on whose staff he Is serving. Major Carlton telegraphed his family in this city of his arrival In New York, but cld not state when he would visit Ath ens. His many friends here hope tc see i, ( m In Athens soon. Have CWlected $2,500. San Francisco, Sept. 20. ln. the regiments at tile presidio collections are being takenr up for the benefit of the family of Hfenry Hildebrand, mur dered by Hospital Steward Rosser of the First Tennessee. The collections now amount t0(52,500. rim Ttt<*ktM> Hoiittr^ r*n Idfpft? «f Up tH mr A Ur HktikdP* npM.ji mi Tta NfwU amtamMteaT* Tta* atom ifca* ita Am rrr‘Tw —T itamffk ita him *t Ma wa* * B«P A. N aw* ita' iwppte* cdaaw m a fcwP* nw awd M*»r Mmhimw f»n» mwa. uTptewi akwaT Tta INI damage m wwMMied at paote than a mutton **■ lam Ml Iff M If ON COAST LINE. Nr fiaai Mmm P* tagra »M Pm I tested I ram Tram netwa** A C.. tat ft Lamm nipki Ita Iml a mun ITliaHafftop ktemgkl ita new* ad tta *tanung nf Mr M f fun at wkkrk inwmd tteiiMr after. ***** m ta waa pMimg as ita uata *> a msiten atwca\pia» aula* fmm kril Tta rlirapuipprm as wte* a* tta? f pTA Bm . waMeMT TwSa ('ate r*rat.* tta madam*, am pwlitag a wapra off ttaw irMw who bad 11 fated la yw? his tar* Mr fwway wh*» awpa a farm aknul a aut* fr on ita atattap pm off at ita mate Ham auk a bwadte nf patter* ua dcr kte am*. Tta a*p?w taranie W- Uprrrat and pnlllnff bt* pl.tol began lo Are Ita real nkjrrl a 4 fcta aim tolas r#pi Carman lateeop bov*-ver. Mr. tana* was kll iwtre One hall went ■hough ita bundle of papers aad grated tta left aide nuikiaa a alight ffe*k wound Tta other hall entered la tta region nf ita grata, though al this hour the exact Tumitan of ita ball ha. aoc tom learned. AFTER FOREIGN TRADE. ' JIVHSth Mew Hold BN Imports*! Meeting Mp-ml to The Herald. x«wtninth (It.. Kept. Jk —Mavanndlt j 1 mill • ft#«i »iihW luday In th* Hfoct |n< « nifdr u» «f>a4)|l»h (I*4# |u*ih t'ttha .ti l *.?her lata*!* t» the I auHith of tt* Thrrp a tartFijr at* m***Mi»m at the Havanaah hoard lot trade rail'd t«i what aaa t„*t (a Ik* <|i»nf. io art thla t u*iri»*M* j S|*rc«-||«*N *er* mad** Mairor Mddrlm. I ('apt. |» O. Purar. i»msldr«it *»f tin* I**r4 of trad**, and Dr. W. F. Mruwt«*r, Paitrd itiat<«a oanltary in* I spertor lit ItaviuiM. us# present, and jNtld th«* H»yth will hav«« the a<lvallia|r «»f a rcvlWNl «|iiarantiti«* ayatrm for thla t I undertaking. A otmmltte** of ninr itaa ni l t«i *«» to C*uN» and aer a hat !In hfiit to la ilotit 1 Tht* 1 ominlltw will 'report Imvk at a mrrtln* to lw» rfllrd [ noon. FARMER SAWED IN HALF. Mr E. Bryant Meets a Fearful Death Near Woodruff. Woodruff. S.-C.. Sept. 20 —An account comes here today of the sad death of I Mr. Evict Bryant, a prosperous young farmer living near Derbln church. Just , across on the side. Mr. Bry ant hait employed Cook Bros, to saw- a hill of lumber- for a new residence, and had gone over to the mill to see how they were progressing in the work. Just as the Inst plank was being sawed : he Jumped upon the carriage for some reason, It I* not known why. He be- j came overbalanced, and saw he was. going to fall, so he made an effort to ! Jump across, but slipped and felt across the saw, and in an Instant he was sawed in half, billing him Instantly. Mr. Bryant was well known In this \ town, and his family has our deepest sympathy. BUYING KLONDIKE HINES. A London Company Invests $1,000,- 000. Tacoma, Wash., Sept. 20.—The Alas ka Gold Fields Company, limited, of j London, has purchased, for $1,000,000.1 twenty-three claims on Eldorado. lb>- j nanzn, Dominion. Bulphur and Moose Hide Creeks, Klondike, from Isaac Ro senthal and other claim owners. The sale was negotiated by Guggen helmer, Hnterinyer & Marshall, of New York. The buyers were represented by Mr. J. B. King, of Chicago, cousing of Vice President Hobart. Mr. King has returned from Alaska and confirms the news of the sale. The properties have been examined by an expert taken In by Mr. King a month ago. The pur chaH<> money Is said to he on deposit in the Chemical National Bank. New York. WHY SPAIN FAILED. “War Is Science and Capital—Wc Had Neither.” Special to The Herald. Madrid, Sept. 20. Admiral Cervera and a large number of the personnel of his fleet are expected at Santander be tween tomorrow and Thursday, accord ing to the weather. The naval depart ment has organized a great demon stration for his arrival. His first visit will Ire to the queen regent. Se nor Salmeron, the philosophical poli tician of Spain, said today in sum ming up the results of the war: “War is science and capital. We had neither one nor the other. That is why we lOSt-” INI MHUM A %TAA fvrHMT. m SNA SECRETARYALGER HAS RESIGNED But It It Not Y*t Known Wh«th«r Hi* Ro*ig nation Will B« Arcrptod. Th* Prnsid<»nt RngArd* Him a* a Worthy and Competent Official. But H# Hai B##n W«m#d That H»s R«t#f»lK>r» In* dimiipni th# Parly. ta Pwrrwinry as Wa» Alpwr km ptaead hi* rwtePPP ypia *m kk* Mte nffkrtal net tofot* twateag M"amtete»w **w day* a# ym ita kte* kn# pwn raPte IP MffkT A pwteto# as ita raMpai aka wa. aahwl tarn aigta tm a rwmwkamitep nf ita r—fTir* mte "It aaaM Pte ta annaiaml tar Pipe* m ask mta m> tie**d to «ton of ita rtrraamanptaw. * - ■ «...v.| ap gtei t|ye B Bil* we aevoßwere *• **”"ta'i■ i »-,i, . ir. 1 bos ike ktptaa* ragard ta* Ala** and ton#*** him in ta n mptimi XT. Talee. ita te«w..gtete* Wmacra to ita ""Ti*!* 1 bow a ikai Panel ary Mg#* etper** •» ke dedicated by ike wN- Hal a.ewilgnite* M. d-a Pte ‘ki.k .hat tta aad ita mlMnanagemcoi at affair* genemll* ran to tmrwd direHly in hia - “ , "A teape-goat ia what ito prrm wants, and ll ta* take, am." ante ita are a few totare kl. ci TT'TUmIT Pcaptaii H»Huklic*n* I. V aria a# ted tea, of ita muatry ta.««ver. have warned Ike Pratawc Ikai the real cpned prempre of Alga* ta Ita mb ,nei would mail ta ita lam of RepukHrga vtora THOMAS BAILEY CHOSEN. I Irvtrd President of the Athens E«- 1 baiter Book. A'h-Ds Ok. Kepi SO.- The direr tors i A f Hit Exchange Hank of Athens m- r Sol »rdny nod elected cdk-ff* fur the HeiiSß r»-if The directors elected ns president Mr. Thonr-n* Batl-r: •» roahler. Mr, John A llrt'il t. •* nnerstnnt book' keep-r.Mi Rob MrMahsn: as a finance t an-n'tiev Mer*r* J. I. €*. M< Mntcct and Cupp Laaipkin The ofialra of the Kxchsnge Bank ore all n good shape and the hank la fa* inK a gcHrt. husinea*. Mr Ha 'ey. the nea president of Ike F.- "tutus' Bank I* 'n* of Ihe otdeaf ritirtt** of Albrtia. He has resided *n till* rtl, for m >re than foriy jrenra. and during that time has always ma le Atarn* v good ritixen. Hr tfgsli at tbP bottom arltbont a penny in ll.e world, and by dint of |h“- Hevriun't and energy, coupled wr'h kOitutl judgiuml and good bust re«a s.-nse, ha* rotne atnadily to the top. He ia now one of the most romfortob'y alt noted men In Athena, and ia a large taxpayer, Concert This Evening. The ladies of the Second Christian churrb will give a concert at Red Men's hall. The affair io very ably managed by Mrs. J. A. Browning and the following program has been ar ranged: Song—" Polly Wolly Doodle" ..Mr. Foldau and Chorus Drama —“Rehearsal" Misses Deaise Jacks. Alice Henry. Percy Watson. Edna Browning. M'-ssrs. Albert Browning, Cleveland Watson and Earnest Osborn. Negro Specialty. Drama —‘‘Almost a Mormon” .. .. Misses Jcste ames, Annie Leaptrot, and Children. Messrs. Macelvene and Perdue. Vocal Solo—" The I.overs' Quarrel".. Miss Conner Recitation—" Face Cpon the Floor” .. .. . Mr. Hardy Him. A Farce—" The New Galatea” .. .. .. .. Miss Coonzcy and Mr. Beasley PART 11. Vocal Solo—'"Love's Old Dream” .. .Miss Conner Drama—" Ghost of Crooked Lane” .. Mesra. Him, Fablnn and Adams, and Misses Thrift and Coonzey. "A Slight Misunderstanding” Mins Conner and Mr. Matheny Song—“ Annie Laurie” Master E. Osborn und Misses Watson and Henry. Drama— "Trapped” Misses Bessie Jacks and Harrlßon and Mr. James and Miss Lelrsh. “The Misses James. Thrift, Coonzey, Katie Lamar, Leaptrot, Harrison and Messrs. Adams, Miytheny, Fabian and Pard tie. Tableau —"Columbia." Tableau —“Good Night." New York Futures. New York, Sep,.. 20. Futures open ed quiet. October 5'32 November 6 -35 December • r, -39 January February 5.47 March 5-52 April 5.56 May sr>9 June 5.62 f*A»? taMupN ■pyß » * kifNfMl # < k . wwgp *w# PLANT! R« IMNAND (avimos BANK #*.««••** ***• HE TOOK POISON Wa« liken to Hospital and la Now ttnm rriog. Dr Piewntt. of Coltxmn afreet, »t- I (etnptcd sut«Jde yesterday by liking I tiMirphißi*. and no« lie* at (IN' <*tty boa* j 1 *t»i tn a **ah and ptNatiaint *‘•<11« i Hon from th+ «f lb# I tir UK vtr pr«*i* tt ha# lr#a in bad hnnltli j 'nr *<♦!*»* tltn# iftd iud I» *aiuwatljr threaten d to take the life which, h* I raid, sal ,<f no use w htunaelf or ony , fine. Ve*t.Td«y morniog he procured tisnuhlne. and. wlthool aaynato I know ing hi* IntdtUtw tnsk. tl la aatd. I a quanity »f Ihe drug. HIO I u tfe enfer-d Just aa be finished drink ing It, ant' fmm hi* previous ihreotfi suspn ted what he had doOe. Hhe Ittuw | dlately set alstut having him to take snmeihlng to counteract the drug, bait I he rrtueed. saying he had not taken | enough to hurt hint. Believing htm, hia I wife desiated In her attempts, hut watched him carc'ully. and. mult luff that he became overcome, ahe aent f°r Lr. Stilly, who had hltn taken to thu hospital, where heroic measure* war* used to save the fast ebbing life. Dr. Prescott lay In a stupor until about ( o'clock Ibis morning, when he roused from his lethargy and was mnactoua for the first time of what was going on about him. Dr. Prescott Is a man of about 5# year* of age. and has a wife and tarn children. He norm* In no way to re gret hi* action, hut rather to regret hi* failure to accomplish hla and. FIFTEEN DOLLARS. Alimony Per Clonth Granted Mra. Daisy Pettyjohn. The divorce raae of Mra. Dalay Aus tin PetlyJolin vs. John McLaren Petty john was heard in rhambers yester day afternoon by Judge Calloway. Some months ago the petition for divorce was filed and until the final de cision the amount of alimony was fixed at S2O per month. For some reason or other Mr. Pettyjohn has failed to pay over this amount for the past three monibk. and was yesterday up before Judge Calloway for eontempt of court. Judge Calloway cautioned Mr. Pet tyjohn that unless the deficit were pr.ld by October Ist a more serious le gal action would be taken against him. The amount of alimony was yester day reduced by Judge Calloway from S2O to sls. Bunkley va. Binkley. In the case of Annie L. Bunkley vs. Howell F. Bunkley a final decree was rendered und the plaintiff allowed to assume her maiden name, Annie L. Bussey. HE TOOK A RIDE. Small Negro Boy Stole a Team Last Afternoon. A very small negro boy spent last night at police station. He had last afternoon got into a buggy that was standing in front of the Dyer build ing and drove off without asking any body if he might take a ride. The owner reiki tad the mat ter to the police and they found the hoy and the team. The horse had been driven quite hard. This morning the hoy was turned over to his father with the admoni tion that he be given a chastlsln. The father said he would do the act on the youngster. Mr. Arthur Farrell has returned from New York, after a two months' absence.