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He aaya that every officer haa aeen the advantage* of Auguata and that If It waa left to them they would re turn et once. The general Impreitalnn aeema to pre vail that the regiment will embark for Cuha between the fifteenth and twen tieth of thl* month. The captain aaya that there are good foundations for the rumor and that an order la expected dally. The captain left over the Oeorgla this morning. He has many friends here who are sorry to see him leave. Ticket# for 149! are going with a rush. HADE NIGHT HIDEOUS. Alice Flies Raised Sand at the Jail Last Night. • Alice Files, a well known recorder's court character, waa arrested yesterday afternoon and carried to headquarters and after having been confined In a cell for a short while she decided to make night hideous. She made noise, much noice. and sang at the loudest and beat on the floor. The Jailor was summoned and tried to quiet her. It was not a success. She continued to make the night more hideous and acted like a wild woman. The Jailer was forced to place her In a special cell re served for natty people, taking a crazy prisoner out of the latter cell and plac ing him in the one occupied by Alice. Today she was fined, as is told of in another column. REAL ESTATE TRANSFER. home of nr. John W’eigand Purchased By Mr. Gardelie. Mr. John Dickey yesterday closed the sale of the house and lot No. 346 Tel fair street, the home of Mr. John Wle gand. to Mr. L. A. Oardelle. The property brought 12,200. The conversion to spritualism of the Hon. Mary Ellen Lease is confirmed beyond all doubt by the announcement that she is going to lecture in favor of it. The slogan of "Home Industry” is ft good one to remember when you've got | a dojlar to spend. Let it be ‘ made in * Augusta.” OUR SOUTHERN MILLS! Best and Newest Production on Sale at the Lowest Price Store. 100 Roils Georgia made superior Carpets at 30c yd. These goods look as well and will last longer than any Eastern Carpet at $1 yard. 10c per foot for the Rugs, same quality. 90 yard. AIKEN MILL BLEACHINO. -m. a. print #ae *.700. 30 »artft S»A ISLAND» BHIRTINO for *l. 1000 ptlr Loco forc'd Mta. •» Ju*t 80 Mtitii cwi (N dollar* You rati always roly on aotlirm tha N*t valua for your dim# or *i«» ‘*r P. D. HORKAN & COMPANY’S AtUISTAI *iU)|E|j! MU!No HOME I linft* ft» »M ft* **ftt Ift tft* **ftMMT flft | *ft,''!f ft* Iftl* *.fl'**ftftftft 11 ' 4ft*ft*** fti -l ftft* Iw .4Mf*l ft* ft I* ifftfwi** ■ *iftl* Ift ftft* ft •* PM* Ift*w HR Ift* ||r* M T Cftmal! pf*w4f»l ftf tft* I A«ft«*tft Aftst.iftr* <if ill* AtHit mm 4 i Naif taftftftft* ftft* ft|i#>»»ftl*4 ft iftftftW ! Ift* ft# fftftftft I*4 i*i Ift ftlMftlft rkKTftT* ft ,Ift ftftk l» Ift 4**ftfft** ift* Iftftl** * Tftftft* frftMftft Ift4l** ftfft- Hi**' KftW»* r®rtfttl Hi** Itt**'ft. Mu* Mftiiie Nr«o Bftttftf Mlft* Mari* A!l*«. Ml** Jftft I* $ Wfttt. Ml** Kmo»a Wtlrox. Mi** WCtfi j Vtoftftf Mta§ Anal* H ftft la *4 M»*a j Nvtft Hftftartt. Mlaa Uk* Doufhiv { Ml** Mft* Jrnrkmm. Tft* MkMHtia Ift* ftftfl* ft* |Mifsibir Inta aft*rwiofi j Tft* !ft4l*a will ft* hira!*ft*4 ftltft I battSft* *tttlttlftg tli*ft to ftotraft ft Ift the armory Tbr officer, of live with Mr* IV B. Young. Mra. 1. Wnl lon Mra Addlios Welalger. Mm. 4'haa Rowland Mm Rowe price. Mr*. A. (1 Jackwm Mr* W W Halley Mra. Jo aeph White. Mia. Mary Hall. Mra. J. j I* Mulherin Mra W K Kve. Mra. i'baric Platt, Mm T, 1. Illrknvan. Mia. Mr Law*. Mlaa Rate# Mra. Anna P Heard Mra. Robert Wrtgbt. Mm I Caawell Mra Ridgeley Mia. J. I. Ar thur Mm Dempaey. Mra J* O. Ma- Ikewaoa. Mr*. Lula Scales Jackson. I Mr*. J. K. Jackson. Mm T. P. I llranrb. Mra. Eleaaor Daarwm and olh- Thc present arrangement* are that after the furloughs are ethausted (be men will go into , .imp near the city, l where they will remain until time for mustering out. Who the flembers Am. Capt. W. W. Fry. First Lie-Jt. B. M Baxley. Second Lieut. A. E. Bryan. First Sergeant Sidney Aubalt. Sergl. W. W. Harkelt (honorably j discharged.) Sergt. A. W. Wright. Jr., (honora bly discharged I. Sergt. A. S. Dorsey. Q M. Sergt. Jas. G. Reanpy. Corporal O. C. Oates, Jr. Corporal J. W. Lyon. Corporal 0. W. Wilson. Corporal T. M. Jackson. Corporal E. C. Batiks. Musician Edward Whitlock. Musician J. R. Crouch. Artificer H. IT. Goetcblus. Wagoner Charles Davis. Privates. B. M. Evans (honorably discharg ed). Allen. R. W. Atkinson, T. H. Abney. C. S. Btisbee. A. W. Beal, F. A. Bensoti, C. G. Boone. Dan, (discharged through sickness). Burrows. J. R. Beal. H. F. Beale, S. 0. Beatpe, L. G. Carter. R. 1,. Clancy, D. B. Connor, J. H. Chandler. W. H., (honrrauly dis charged. physical disability). Coldiog, W. W. Colier, T. B. Davis, T. J. Easterling, E. W. Francis, Charles. Fee finer, Robt. Fuller, J. J. Gordon, H. Gordon, J. B. Gllsson, Sumter. Glover, Arthur. Hackett, C. S. Hays, M. R. Hughes, S. M. Hoops, Chas. (absent, sick). Hall, J. J. , : ■ ' Holly, Wm. Hood, John. Howell, Eugene. / Hartman. T. B. / Huntington, V. Jordan, D. J. TW»: JftTJOXJVTJL *i H HAI.r I J«»ftfi! Tfto4 C* . Sf Jiary, J, Tag I4HRPHMRpML pitfllSHl! VI A» Haft!ft* Mr fftft*4Nlt, *lftftl, ll'*a. Wni O i4l«<ftftfl*4)* i Hftft* ft* y ! Rfiftntli A* H’44U'l»r*»«« k r. 4. A. Haftipr. 4. P R thiHton, T. IT. - VT • K • ttperry. W. D. Sulltvsn P. A. slw.er A. Q. Hcptb. L. P. Tmld Win Thomas. 11. A. Walton. W. F. (died). Walter. 11. P. ihonorably discharg ed,, Wood. J. P. (honorably dtsrbarg* *U I s WoodaiM. Wm Win Ur. J. G. (ftbaftftt, ilfk). j Wolfe. H. B | Wad ford, C. P- (deserted). __ Wadfnrd. J. H. Welsh. J. H. * ‘1 White. Joe W. Jr. Ingle, Jas. L. (deserted!. Chambers, Wm. (discharged). COMPANY E. Capt. Anton J. Kenkl. Flrat Lt. John Sancken Second Lt. Charles Hancken. First Sergt. W. H. Oetjen. Sergt. John M. Itoesel. Sergt. C. K. Morlng. color sergeant. Sergt Albert Markwalter. Sergt. W. H. Slehbins. battalion ser geant major. q m. Sergt. Chas. H. Bischolf. Corporal C. T. Sehler Corporal W. H. McKlnne. Corporal Joachin Octjin. Corporal T. W. McCorhle. Coiporal Jas. Farrell. Corporal Butler Holley. Musician Fred 8. Dorsey. Musician Fred 8. Dorsey. Musician M. J. Meehan. Artificer W. P. Mahoney. Wagoner J. D. Qulsennjt. Privates. Brown. Ed. C. Breenahan. Jere F. Butler. Walter T. Blackwell, James W. Bailey, George (deserted). Bryan. J. K. Butler, Jasper. Bobo. Dock. Connor, Lawrence E. Cason. Peter J. Carter, Alonzo B. Childers, John H. Campbell, Lee. Conlon, G. A. Denahy, J. J Dowling. Moye C. Deas, Wm. (deserted). Dillman, Chas. E. Edwards. George. Fagan, Thomas. Faulkner, W. J. Flanagan, John J. Giffin. Isaac. Greene, Leroy. Guthrie, Joseph. Holley. Alex. Hill, James. Hickey. John .T. Hopkins, E. S. Johnson, F. E. Jones, James E. Jones, A. C. Kelly, L. L. Kelly, John 0. Kelly, F. W. Lee, C. F. Ledbetter, Thos. Y. Luger, Albert. Lyons, Thos. J. La Sure, Daniel A. _ BLANKETS--North Carolina and Tennessee made for 26 per cent less than Eastern makes. DRESS GOODS—AII the Newest I weaves and colorings of Domes tic and foreign novelties and trimmings. Tk ctmtt itjla to lit LUST 10MKY laitftftf A. W I ItftflMft I ft la*#! Jftfftft H Hill** M r I Me***! Vft#%ftf4v n«N*ft n %$ ii Ho**, jtwfta t*. . J (ft. »?' a (FnanM! n a, m Oa«4# r. (P'fa«a. K H li* 11* ft ft. Hlr*, Muati W. Il*in**> H H, l||* Iti<>f4aa D. 4* tu* M ffivarn*. M P I SbifkliM. W H. fftmilt), Jtiftft ft. I m<r»*all. IM«At»!feiftr. K K. lift«rliftr IC4* (ii. / ] Him m*. V W. THniftfiftlti*. H I*. Tran!**Hn. fltiaiav*. Hoyt, M. J JiUit K Wtillakft*. John 11. Wllauft. H<»rtot» ft. mvilft. 4. H. (n* atrli furKmfh!. Walah. John M. Whltfthftad. f*t»ar(ft* C. ft’inbtrl). ft ft'nod'aid. J T WVlah. John T (<»n ai« k furl 'uf h) I lIIHOHAKGKD. Mu*hr*. Charlft# W. Minor. John T. Quinn. John f. Wrathftr*. Alhftrt H. Hla« k»t«»n. t*!au4# K JofiDHton. C. W. Close (he Store*. The ladles of the Army and Navy league and the Committee on the Re caption of the Volunteer, request The Herald to make an earnest appeal to the merchant* to «lose their stores promptly at six o'clock ihla afternoon in order that opportunity b« given (Irro member* and clerk* to Join In the welcome to the troops, who arrive be tween alx o’clock and neven o'clock ibis nfternon. The entire town will be at th* depot aud practically there will be no hn.l nesa iransacled between alx and eight o'clock. The ladles who form the Army and Navy League, as an or ganization and personally, beg ihla of the merchant*. Their requeet is to every merchant of the city and espe cially to the merchants on Broadway. The Herald Is asked to make this ap peal as prominent as possible In order that If will be brought to the, atten tion of every merchant. The Herald is also asked to announce that Major Wither*' company is asked to assemble at the postotficc at six o'clock. RESIGNED. Dr. Wm M. Chandler I* Not In Com mand of the Junior Battalion Mr. Wm. M. Chandler, who hai been la command of the Junior Battal ion. has resigned that position on :ic countof not having time to devote big attention in military as he desired. It Is understood that Mr. Harry .lnr.es, who will arrive with the sec ond Georgia, will be tendered the posi tion. Mrs. Hardwick Jackson has returned from Flat Rock. S SEEDS FOR FALL SOWING JO Georgia Seed Hyc. Barley, Na- C K t tive Rust Proof Oats, Wheat, f° Crimson Clover and all ('lovers B. Wc are headquarters ©< Grass Seed ces have already this nted our Evergreen ii Seed and have it ©c very prettily. This ) irove your cemetery beautify your front ider Seed Co. 2 Broad Street. ©V juuuuuuU INASOCIALWAY ft V Two and rate. *lftftift ft* rt4* ill* ftiftid le vni#* (ft* And ihrn'i lift ftre4 uft I® Ift* lief* Qtitvtrlnf Ilk* ft *ftrftcHrMp ' h*f» tanlt With m rrem *»f kef!** **»4 Ift* *hmil *»f m*n. ! \ptiht t® (ft* rkftll*ne* of (ft* tkeft* [ And rKara* !® Ift* t<)uidioi! of tft* Lkrjr?s fury of t~oR. Who would not rather founder In th* fight Than not have known th*akrry of th. fray? Ay. to a<> down in armor and In might. With our last breath lo dominate dis may. TV, sink amid the mad aea'a 'lashing spear*. And With the cry of bugle* In our ears’ —Richard Hovey In August Century. Army and Navy league Heeling. The October meeting of Ihe Army and Navy league was presided over liy the president of the Richmond county di vision. Mra M. P. Carmll. Most of (he officers and a nnmtier of other member# were present. The report of the secre tary was read and approved. The treasurer reported a balance on hand of fna.M. Heveral cases of want among Ihe fam ilies of soldiers in Culm were reported, and committees were spiailnted to look Into these esses and give the necessary a wrist anc- when they were worthy. The chief business of Ihe meeting was Ihe discussion of pliinw for Ihe luncheon to he given the returning sol dier boys. The reports of Ihe various soliciting committees were most grat ifying, giving promise, by Ihe elabora tion of the dishes pledged, a most sumptuous repast. It was announced that liadxes would lie Issued the ladles who will serve the luncheon, and that only those wearing badge* would ■ lie permitted to enter the hall. The following committee was ap pointed by (he president to serve: All the officers of the league, with Mrs. W. B. Young, Mrs. Walton. Mr*. Addison Welslger. Mis. Charles Row land, Mrs. Rowe Price, Mrs A. G. Jack son, Mrs. W. W. liattey. Mrs, J. B. White, Miss Mary Hall, Mrs. J. P. Mulherin, Mrs. W. F. Eve, Mrs. Chas. Platt, Mrs. T. I. Hickman, Miss Me- Laws. Miss Estor. Mrs. Anna P. Heard, Mrs. Robert Wright, Mis. Caswell, Mrs. Ridgeley. Mrs. J. 1. Arthur. Mrs. Dem psey, Mrs. J. O. Mathew son, Mrs. Lula Scales Jackson, Mrs, J. K. Jackson, Mrs. T. P. Branch. Mrs. Eleanor Dawson and others. Civic League. The regular fortnightly meeting of the Civic League was held yesterday aflernooon at the Library. The resig iiaUn of Miss Roselle Mender as record ing secretary was regretfully accepted, and Miss Katherine Black was unani mously elected to fill the office. Miss Black has not yet signified her accept ance. A committee composed of Mrs. T. P. Branch. Mrs. J. L. Dillon and Mrs. W. A. Latimer, was appointed to draw up an appeal addressed to the household ers of Augusta, which will tie publish ed, asking that they plain In grass all the spates between the pavements, and the curbings. These spaces are uni formly five feet In width. The appeal will also give instruction in the best method for planting glass and in the proper quality and quantity. The entire hoard of seventeen mem bers will hereafter be asked to attend all the meetings. It is reported that the receptacles for waste paper placed by the League on Greene street, near the postotficc, have been freely used, and the streets re- Hoiaery and Glovea-10 cents for Southern made School Hose, double knee and heel.faat black, value 25c, Men's, Women’s and Childrens Sizes $1 FOR THE BEST KID GLOVE in AMERICA. f |ft 9tM* ••* ft ftft*! *dr I Itftftft Tft* ft"* tpftl thiiift 9*l t<rft|*'*4 fct I III* I r**n~ ftr" Ift* Sjr * 'nftlfk - I «|t ftM* ftiftft! *# (ft* «••* t 4*»' i 'ft , 4 ft* tft* It***" ftreftHftlWft tft* j *f ««••••• |A»*ttftHft «• ift* le lft«fd liito tiftf i* 14ft—1» ptlly H tift' ftfft ft' >t>»l Ml Ift* ref* I *'?•<’*' ftvlftHftft !*t|ft*4ftlt*t tft* |*«nf*>«* i 4 I NNdi'lftflM V* Uimm Wifti* tfttft, tft*l j t a i** l vft* ®*ai ***-•'*■ •wftf»ufii *n4 |4ftc* II It* Ml® JrlfrrftkMti Iftl*. *ft* Ift Ift *•■ |i ffiqmslinftlf *! r*ftftm*ft"t 4 !»« •»* t*ft. j ftihl Iftftl ftiirft tft* |t»v*4 M<Hft*r of Ift* »Ini;| Imi«* Joift*4 hff 4rer j ««f|*• fft* ftl<>f|UfVHPtl( Imp ffttft*4 to |ft* j l" noHtr R kbpii Ift* ('nftfp'rtar) « 'lift j lift mm *. i Till* *uftft**t Hwi ho* h*re **la*4 uf»*n Ibf til* thittfthlovft of Ift* Oftfftftrtri' ! *t| ovff th* rvttftirjr, *tt4 oltno*( with ul *sr*(»tk*«a (ftr hire I* *pp»wol. tud ‘ || i« tyinfr |hon iKOhl!4* Iftot II Wilt ft* S ronr I*4 oft, Amotift «Mh*f »K|»rc**lr>ti* of ipfifmal i* (h*t »f Mm. J. J*ff*nM*t Thome*. • IfptMifif of th* !*jiit*4 !mu*hi*r* of • th* (*MfMl'riry, «ho Mf 1 *: I Mn«**t*ly >our iu«f»*lhii with rrear4 ||> fimvldliif ft fund for llr* iHivin If winni* Div!« ihiuM flf# ptpmoloft to an opinion ah* mould ill, j Tak* • arr of mr af<4 moihrr Do n**i ' *r**l a m«mum*nt for m* unll! ah* la J arH for.* Th* HouUi should ineaplfti th* monummi to *s*pT*aMkt*nt J*ff*r* I non Davia, h*f»r* »h# m*»nummi to Winnln* Ihi via la *onal<t*r*4.'‘ Why PrliHTtou Appealed to the Cle» eland*. "Shortly after the removal of the I Cleveland family to Princeton an un | married lady, a clove friend of Mra. Cleveland, no visiting her." writes a Irloee friend of the former mint teas of the While House. In the June ladles' Home Journal. "One day while the two women were In the nursery with the three little Cleveland girls, the friend said jokingly lo Mia. Cleveland: ■' Mercy me. Frances, how: are you ever going to gel all your daughters married off? You sec from me that mamma could not do It in New York' " 'Exactly,' replied Mrs. Cleveland, Blit w hat better place could there lie than a eollege town like Princeton, I rhoul-l like to know?' " Daughters of the Confederacy. The regular monthly meeting of Chapter A. Daughters of the Confed eracy, will lie held tomorrow. Wednes day afternooon, at the Library, at four thirty (4.30) o'clock. Mrs. Eve. the president, urges a very large attendance, as Important buslnesa is to tie dlacuaaed. Among other things delegates will tie appointed to the state convention In Koine. Tennant- Wingfield. Invitations have been issued to the marriage of Miss Susie Wingfield and Mi. Henry Calhoun Tennant, of Virgin ia, which will take place at the brlde a home on the nineteenth of October. Bachelor Maids. The Bachelor Maids were charmingly entertained this morning by Miss Ma rlon Rood. The club has reorganized and will hold meetings regularly every fortnight this winter. Tin Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rivers enter tained a few friends Informally, last ev ening. in honor of the tin anniversary of their wedding. Thursday Reading Club. The Thursday Reading Club will he entertained this week by Mrs. Cecil Cochrane. Miss Hallle Goodrich In visiting friends In Tennessee. Mrs. Terrett and Miss Terrett are guest* of Mrs. Eleanor Dawson. Mrs. T. W. Coskery lias returned from a visit to friends in Atlanta. Mrs. J. H. Mashburn has returned from a visit to friends in Wairenton. Mrs. John Wallace and Mr. Walker Wallace have returned from New York. Mrs. Laurence M. Burruss. who is now in Columbus, will spend the winter In Augusta. *K lUKIft4 C. H. HOWARD. JR S ■ ret ******** **4 ****** ****** , nii4 ftf»4 tft* u* *•* 11 )**•! Ml *ft* ****Yr»t‘ *H4. 1* 4i (i left *(v * ft'#'*** ft *4 T*M*t Wft* t it j* a TtC ft |*Np * f’tßft'** ft "l TftMft# . (ft*!**® I ixt* till T- j f ujufT ftM T*Mft« Wft* | * || I v s-cwift i' <4 ft* ((§'. Tft* U#N' fkiftHA IrftMft** * Tfftfte^ft* 1 Tft* eent iftdiftt fft*4e. <viftftl* ft Vftlft ft!* - * _ ••*4 <wift*r Make im> mta-afc. I** <»»•»* * M c ii Howard ft A om ntand • MrYkftft offish catarrh I o’CENT TRIAL SIZE. fjt'l Crtai BtilK „ m Sa*?? COW'sHEAD t.<v» b»>»f • . „ ... mir*. b o|*m»M rSHO"« 1 «*'**•■' ™" m«n Alley• lrtlamm»’iu«. Hf»l« end Protect* the iu»»* r*A»- lt***or<s orn*** of T*M> mi) Pruett, Fen •'** M*. Trial ' «Hj» iiic, »i PrwrguHii or by KI.V NROniW. N WlMill* K«*Y«ik E. J. ERBELDINO PLUMBER. STEAM. GAS AND HOT WATER FITTER NO. 841 BROAD STHEET BOTH PHONES THE WEATHER. Augusta. Oa. Oft. 4. 1898. - Fere raai for 38 hours ending 8 p. m.. Oct. ,5. 1898: V Washington foracegt for Georgia and South CarollnA: Partly cloudy weather tonight and Wednesday. pro* fded by »how»ra In th» northern por tion: brisk aoutheast to south wind*. I .oral forecast for Augusta and vi cinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Wed nesday. The river at 8 this mortAin was 17 9 feet, a rise of 10.7 feet In the past 24 j hours. There are still traces of the rectnt slutm In Central Alabama this morn ing and while the winds have almost died away, the rainfall In the past 24 hours has !ie«n very heavy, and exces sive, over the upper portion of the East Gulf States. Inches. ; Atlanta reports 2.92 Eufala 1.81 a Opelika ...6.60 Goodwater 1.44 Newman 3.68 Toccoa 2.20 Columbus 2.48 West Point 2.30 Athens ’.2.27 A thunderstorm is reported at De troit and snow Is falling at Bismarck,, to the extent of two inches. In Bls marek the thermometer is 32 degrees. Temperatures continue unusually high over the entire Atlantic States. BAQQAGE MASTER. Hr. Claude Gerald In Charge at tha Union Depot. Mr. Claude Gerald has been appoint ed union depot baggage agent, vice P. 1). Owens resigned. Mr. Owens has held the position for years and has proven a competent, ef ticlent and painstaking official. He Is one of the most prominent and most respected young gentlemen In Augus ta. He has not announced his future business arrangements. Mr. Gerald Is one of the most pop ular gentlemen of the Georgia railroad. He has been handling the baggage on the road Tor some time, being on the train service. Dr. John S. Griffin, who died tn Los Angeles, Cal., recently, was a veteran of the Mexican war, one of the first physicians to go to the Pacific coast, and the founder of East Log Angeles,