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Th* remains to Joawph Hw»rm».
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militia but on wttoti to lb* l rontll*
(lon of •hr remain* <bc committee,
consisting of Col. I. Blorlirr, Dr t.
T Walkar, H L. Walker »n<l Jam**
Calhoun, decided to Inter (hem at
oner
The ceremony occurred at II o clock
from the cemetery chapel.
FREAK IN A YAfl.
Five Potatoes on On# Bunch Take the
Form of Snake*.
Mr L. F. Bnrgnrrn. of BMh| S. C.,
m the city today and showed »
phenomenon In tRn lln* of sweet pota
toes.
Mr Bargrroq I* storekeeper at Bath
fur the Aiken Manufacturing com
puny. The potateea alluded to were
grown by him They are of the vlue
ieaa yam variety and grow In liunchea.
In thla particular hunch there worn
five potatoes, each of which took the
shape of a snake, rolled up. showing j
the head and tall very distinctly ntid
so resembled a colled reptile aa to be
repulsive In appearance.
SENT TO COUNTY HOHE.
Clifford Williams, the Craxy Woman
Sent Out There Today.
This morning Clifford Williams, the
craiy colored woman who has been
held In Jail, on account of the quaran
tine at the asylum against Richmond
county, was scot out to the county
home.
She will be left there with attend
ants until the quarantine la raised and
will then bo Bent to the asylum.
A HEARING.
Will Dixon Wax Charged With Illicit
Distilling.
Will Dixon, a negro man. was
brought to the rlty last afternoon and
given a hearing before Commissioner
Calvin. Dixon was charged with work
ing In an illicit still in Lincoln coun
ty. The evidence was such that the
commlslsoner dismissed him.
Mr. John M. Rheney has returned
home from Toronto, Canada, where be
attended the convent'on of Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen
Mrs.~Julla McCabe Is visiting at
Lexington, K. Y.
The
Porter
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THI; MARIA ATRIKB.
Hhl itiiAs to I »ery Aram. A to
Farts. CM. t The aietto to itoswwea
! toes Aaa etosal' 4 to nearly all tsaito
MiA into aM M A toaewA (A* ealtrwad
\mmm *lll Into to the sawtoAg. Ttto
arorA am th* —htollto* battota m #*4
Itha Matoearwwad rallewad ha* nam
pletety «to*M
i AMaA •>tty thsawaaM to** have «o»*
•to o* a arirlke *M th* aMatotMA I*
nastaA nasaT-rasinra Th* atlMato to
*M Ash'* be*wres atrthaea aad an
cat tod * to*, k tod* at* toeaaatn*. la-
Vi.ittac th* twvrveatbra to th* past ton.
ttionpA **4 to wanted republican award*
whe haea bee* obttped to r»p—t**Hy
rJstA lha atrtham. Th# n*ar»»rs to
üb-fh th* rtotiM to* take* ptac*. to
patnallM by e*rv>ap dtoachmeate to p»
; lie* and troop*
That* at* preto apprrtoaatona tato
ito SAttalore tarn the atriha Into a
AM>e*to«at to ptoltlral end*
Th* Temp* declare* th* lead*** ar*
Men who are *im>o« at • peneral
strike If naat a reeolstlrw. and patsla
out what a dreadful thing H trill be If
Ike asbibltlon of I too (a wamprototeed
The toteto new* thla Moraine la that
th* mualclpal counr'l and th* con
tract ora have com# to an #gre*Mcnt
rcgsrdlag the drmsudv nf the laborers
and hopes ar* oapresard that th* strike
will rod In a few day*
CAHI* 1094-
I nters a Protest Agaiwat Any New
Daughter of Confederacy.
The t’oefederate veterana ar* atilt
much atlrred up ovar th* aetlow to
Mlaa Hill and her partial deatal to tbs
alleged latere lew has not satisfied
them. They protest against Mias Htll
or anyone etae rere'.vlng the title of
Daughter of the Confederacy, th# fol
lowing resolution was unanimously
adnpied at the meeting of Camp lOP4
la their ball taat evening:
"Resolved, That we #• rurally pro
tect against a aueceaaor to Mias Win
nie Dav la as Daughter of thr t’onfeder
aey. believing K to be right that the
title hould real* with the exlatenre of
her for whom It ereated."
On account of the lllnea of Ms).
Wither*, no action was taken cm th*
generous offer of Judge Rve, who ten
dered the court tiouae to the veteran*.
This will come up at the next meeting.
HEETINO TONKJMT.
It I* In the Intercat of Locating the
soldlcrs Camp Here.
The mayor haa sent out quite a num
ber of Invitations today to prominent
rllixena who are especially Interested
interested In the camp that will to
established here.
Several affairs relating to the matter
will he discussed and final arrange
ments inode.
The Invitations read as follows:
Mayer’s Office, Augusta, Oct. 7, 1898.
Dear Sir:—You are earnestly re
quested to attend a meeting at the
mayor’s office* thla (Friday evening at
8 o’clock to consider a matter of im
portance to the city.
PATRICK WALBH, Mayor C. A.
The Colored Military.
Last night Company 8., Geor
gia Infantry, Captain John
Grant, colored, commanding, met In
their armory to drill. The usual busi
ness was attended to. Tonight, Co.
C., Augusta Light Infantry, Capt. John
latrk, colored, commanding, will have
their usual meeting. When war was
declared the government called In
nearly all of the arms, leaving only
ten guns for the sixty-eight men here.
Since pence was declared the company
i has been endeavoring to secure other
arms, but have failed to do so. Tonight
the means of purchasing arms and
| equipment will be discussed,
all probability the company 'will own
their own company equipments. This
will he a great, convenience and the
men will feel a just pride in posses
sing things of their own.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Connor and
Misses Annie. Kate and Mary KHen
!O’Connor, are in Baltimore, where the
j young ladies will be entered at Notre
' I)amc.
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hwi M to frsto thw i Miilnii* Ptweh. the
march to Ahptowd. wwd tht* Mending
to chwrvA fores* few bis etde* to iw
border M ispaedsd na I* tin# «kt the
rerewl A*§•*• A#>**!*•• tread to evewt*.
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slpwthted I* M*«r preetlnps •# *to
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gave • rrpnrt to mm agrwptd# farm.
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Iks domlawto. ft hl« hewdto hy Hi#
[ (trace Might Reverend Archtdahnp
;u*wto nhn A the head to th# church
ito Canada Hteho* |wmn# to Altmny.
the iMvaidlng at use »n th* H«u*e es
[ tnehtqm. extended an *tcpuent Mtoto'
He greeted them, he a*td. to th* ttotn*
to the r»mm.m church, ane to Nhglaod
In Amechn. In Canada It ta lßipn#*l-,
hie," he proceeded, "fne' the waters to
the At. Lawrence to crawl* dtettnrth.nsj
between things eccleslaettcel In th*
Batted Watt# and (Yssda. and ao. t**".
It la Imp. set Id* for the water* of th#
Atlantic to create distinction* between
these two graat nations '*
HRYSON-ALSTIN
Mr*. Mary Austin awd Mr. loveph
Bryson Married Last Evening.
The msrrlag* of Mrs. Mary Austin,
to Mr Joseph Bv* Bryaon as* cele
brated by Father McMahon at Ht. Pat
rick’■ parsonage at eight o'clock last
evening Th* marriage wav very
quiet, no larltatlons lining sent out.
and very saw wern aware of the inten
tion of the couple. Mrs. Bryaon'v
charms of person and manner* make
her very popular In a large circle of
friend*.
Mr. Buyson Is shipping clerk at tbs
Interstate Cotton Oil Company, and I*
th* recipient of many congratulations
on this happy occasion. Mr. and Mra.
Buyson are at home In Wood lawn
RAN AWAY FROM SCHOOt-
Four Truant* Were sent Back to
Sharon
Pour young boya. who attend school
at Sharon, (la., were detained last night
by the police for running away from
school. They had come home, been rec
ognised hy persons w ho knew their pa
rent* and the parents were telegraph
ed that their sons wore here Word
came back to have them detained bv j
the police, and today one of the lads*
parent* came after the party, and they
went back to Sharon on the Georgia
train this morning. After the boya had
stayed at potto* station a while, they
came to the conclusion that they want
ed to go hack to school.
FAMILY OF RUSSIANS.
Arrived Here on the Southern Trsln
This Morning.
A family of Ruslan Jews arrived here
on the Southern train this morning.
Their names could not ho learned. They
will locate in Augusta. They arc direct
from the land of the Osar. Several
children, a dog and a parrot composed
the party, besides several baskets and
bundles of household goods.
DREW AN AXE.
On City Scravanger donihan Did Ed.
'. atkins.
Ed Watkins, a colored boy of appar
ently fifteen years of age. was brought
to police station at noon today. He
was charged with having drawn nn
axe on City Scavenger Monnlhan. The
boy clglmed that Mr. Monnlhan owed
him some money and would not pay
It-
Mr. Monnlhan will explain the mat
ter. ' i
Mr. George Tunkle has returned
from the Omaha exposition.
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palA*e th* crop tn pet tAtor MoWfy. .
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s«rh a cvwp hsdayp.
t* place* tAs Avid* see fait to
Atofito. They will scwnwly MSI sc* be*
Ist frost cense* hswevse
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th* (Jenrgla road Mbe ptwwtee ha* '»»»
ly .fir* bahto lb the field awd iwfwaaw tw
father H aa b# Hjqi be raw but «u*b* .
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•everywhere there ta wa wwk rtotoA 1
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thnwsabd* to hatoa
TA* Heeto’s Mary.
f will amt dawbt. tto-uan all tny vfctpe
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Come drtfttoc Mae with brokea
masts aad sails:
I will believe ibe Haad which never
Mila,
From seeming evil work cl h gond for
me;
Awd. though I weep because those sails
ar* tottered.
Atilt will I cry, while my beet hopes
* Tic shattered. *1 trust la thee.'*
1 will ant doubt, though all my prayer*
, return *>•
I l‘panswcn-4 fr>»M th* »Htl White
realm shove.
7 will t»ell#ve It A alt-<*!•* l«»*
Which ha# refused the** things for
I which I yearn:
And though ai ttto# I cannot keep
| i, from grieving.
! , |f| the pure ardor of fixed believing
Vpdlmmcd shall burn
—Bulled Presbyterian
Bvery vessel to the navy should be
well supplied with ammunition for tar
get prarllcs, and the widest oppud «**»■-
ly should be given to each cvmmander
to develop a high degree of clhcleacy
In ht# gunner*. The principal lesson
the war ha* taught I# the great value j
of good marksmanship. Th- skill to
the men at the gun* can often win a'
naval battle against great odd*, and
thla country should maintain the repu
tation It ha* estabtlahed for having the
most expert marksmen In the world.
The strongest and fastest ships and the
j brut machinery *n vessels are of tlttte
use with gun* poorly manned, aa Spain
learned to her great toss and humttla
i turn. The American navy must have
the best ship*, the best guns, the best
engineers, (he best pallor# and the best
gunners in the voffi. and the money
that I* spent anuatly In target practice
on the ship* I* the best outlay that can
be made for m«lnt*lnlns the efficiency
df the navy.—Philadelphia Record.
New York Futures.
NeW York. Oct. 7., KuVtrcs opened
steady.
October .. .. r ’
November .... *.W
December .... I 8.32
January 5. :! 7
Fgbiuary
March 5.45
April (offered) 8.51
May 8.54
June 8.50
July 8. firt
August 5.52
Counterfeiters.
San Francisco, Oct. 7. lt Is stated
that the United States Secret Service
officers, aided by Chief Lees, have dis
covered large numbers of counterfeit
SIOO sliver certificates, which have
been produced In this city. The op
erators are reported to be under police
surveillance. ,
Bob Taylor Better.
IBy Associated Pres* to The Herald.]
Nashville. Tenn., Oct. 7. The con
dition of Governor Taylor, who Is very
til at. Johnson City* is improved to
day. The physician*ihave ordered ab t
solute rest and quiej., and his friends
aro quite hopeful of, his recovery.
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! irswa* • *»* waiting at Tampa, The
,|U*Mrf master deftv ba> tea atwWe wimtd
Ml a Mart- AtobTsyMte* *» gtartag a*
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[to loading tnuMMswla. wAhA avail*
rwafwaum to th* aahmdtwg. asparaism |
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whea at r«m*tdee tA* altitude nf ear
g.nerameat toward* the army for th*
taM thirty ysaru? Hot W» th* memory
to the per see i gsowratloa to officer*
had there before Hern aa aasemWtng
to IA» army - wot *v*a maaoewvr** to .
! dlrtotna* to ratfa laatHldtlsd tkpw
gbout th# country, broken up for !«■•*
and garrison duty, what #ta* hut egg
fusion and bluwterimf could he expert
ed to ensue when quartermaster# and
other* who had never seen more than
fragments were called up«m for swift
and ayatrtnnlie handling to torg*
l.idte* to men. For year* the govern
ment bn» rut the army Into fragmen
tal duty, aratterrd Hr ataff organisa
tion, denied It sh« Utile* tor corps drill,
and It# staff experience to transporta
tion. refused to keep reserve stock to,
munition*, equipment, etc. And sud
denly. when called on to exhibit all
these, naturally we have Incompetent .
and floundering cdflclala.
The Las Ouaatma* light, which I*
graphically Illustrated by the plan
drawn from note* taken tn the Acid by
Mr. Whitney, sm. however. not. a* tt
ha* been spoken of and written about
I by those who dtd not are It. * blunder.
' but a carefully and skilfully planned
i attack, which cleared the road to flan-;
tiago. and thoroughly tested the cou
rage, determination and markmanshlp
of th# present generation of Ameri
can*. front the lowest to the highest
born, from th* wage-worker to the
gentleman of fortune, and not one of
them was found deficient.
Now that the war Is over come* the
all-important question »r deciding
what we are to do with the conquered
territory. On this question of colonial
expansion the Hon. John 9- Carlisle,
ex-Secretary of the Treasury, contri
bute# a wry conservative article to
the Harper's. He says that even If the,
permanent acquisition of the colonial
possessions of Spain were desirable
under any circumstance*, we could not
afford to hold them as a result of this
war which we went Into professedly
solely In the Interest of humanity and
the right of people to govern them-
Kelvex HS Independent communities; and
that to appropriate the islands as an
Indemnity for the expenditure Incur
red In the prosecution of the war
would place us In the humiliating at
titude of demanding compensation for
our humanity and love of liberty.
The possession of the Philippine Is
lands, Cuba. Hawaii, the Ladrone Is
lands, and Puerto Rico, according to
Mr. Carlisle, will not satisfy the ag
gressive spirit of Imperialism—ln fact,
it will, he opines, stimulate the desire
for new acquisitions, an.l we will al
most certainly go on, unless checked
by the armed opposition of other pow
ers. until we have fastened upon the
United States a black and yellow horde
of conscript cltlxens to debauch the
suffrage and sap the foundations of
our free Institutions. It Is a perms cent
national policy we are asking to Inau
gurate. not merely a temporary depar
ture from the course marked out hy
tba statesmen of the past.
A New York magistrate rules that
when a customer is in a barber shop
before one o'clock Sunday morning
which Is the legal hour for closing
tlio, barber has a right to shave him
anfi talk to him.
decorative
woodwork.
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ssira auto* llaao at uncb*ng#d price*.
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fi.tS. Th# receipt* ar* fairly liberal.
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The fellow tog quotattona. th# cto*lng
prices taken nt 8 o'clock, nr# over tb#
special wire# of Mesari. Paine. Mur
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NEW YORK COTTON.
January * *7
March * 14
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Ju.T 8 “ S 5»
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LIVRRPOOL COTTON.
January and February 8 43 8.43a3d
February and March .. 3.00 3.00
March and April 8.01 301 ,
April and May ~.. .. 3.03 3.08
June and July S.Ot 3.03 04
July and Aug * 04 3.04 06
Aug. and Sfpt. 3.05 5.05
Sept, ond Oct 3 01 3.01
Oct. and Nov. * *3 3.00
Nov. and Dec 4.43 2 *3
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POR TRi'X'EII’TS.
1X97 t»9R
Galveston 11443 15X00
New Orleans A* 018"
Mobile 759
Savannah "OS6
Churleston .. *244 7055
Norfolk S* 9 "
New York 1225
Wilmington 4504
Boeton „ •• 4^5
Baltimore 9 ”4
Philadelphia 344
Estimated total .. .. 47707 53000
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
WHEAT —
October 63*4 6314
December *344 *3
May 641 *
CORN—
October 2914
Decemlier 49% 293;
May 32' 3254
OATS—
May 23 22^0
PORK—
December 7.55 ' - 1,1
January 892 *- 92
LARD —
December .. 4.72
January 4.85 4.82
SIDES —
October 5.17
January 4.65 4.62
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will be shown tbto season.
I xcurstoo Kates.
It ta autboritattyely stated that th*
8, C. 8 U. R R excursion rates to
charleston ar* off and aril! not be had
next Sunday
The Marquise de Fontenay attrlhutea
th* acute situation In Pari* to the
swelied head of President Faure. who
be says has been enormously puffed up
sver since his tote visit to the Cur ot
Russia.
ft:, Louis seems to be more than
playing even adth Chicago In produc
ing a young woman who applied for a
d von* the next da/ after she was
married. _
TOO LATE FOB CLASSIFICATION
TO R ENT-X-ROOM HOt’flß, O.VB
-lIALF mile from Wholes*un Georgia
railroad, with <»ne-hors# farm. D. W.
Marks, corner Twelfth and Telfair St*.
Oct 9
WANTED—GOOD BREAD COOK.
6«6 Greene street. Oct 7
C. V. WALKER. AT'CTIONRHn,
will sell on Monday. October l*th, at
14:34 «. m., the pntlre household and
kitchen furniture at 947 Greene street.
Oct 9
- *
WANTED-A POSITION AS PORTER
tn drug store: three years' experience.
Willing to work. Address M L. C., 735
Telfair street. Oct 8
TO RENT—ONE OR TWO ROOMS.
furnished or unfurnished. M<>n only.
With hath attached. Apply P. O. Box
556. city.
Funeral Notice.
THE FRIENDS AND AOQTTAINTAN
CES of Mrs. W. C. Wsrdlaw are re
spectfully Invited to attend her fun
eral TOMORROW (Saturday i MORN
ING, at 11 o'clock, from the First
Presbyterian church.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Sugar 11414 H4'4
Tobacco 124)4 123)4
B. R. T 66)4
C. B. Q 11494 U4)4
Missouri Pacific 32)4 32)4
Louisville and Nashville • 54>4 54)4
Manhattan 93 )4 92 ■*
People's Gas 1047 a 104 T 4
T’nion Pacific 32)4 32)4
Rock Island 7 f1 194
St. Paul I° 7 ; 106T< (
Southern Railway, p:d .. 33)4 33)4
Western Union 31)4