The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, October 24, 1898, Image 1

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Thr race went agamst ***** governmtat In the lower court* aad It cu appeals! to the l’»M State* supreme eourt The main roalMtton of the fu\ t ramml «a» that the traffic •»rr> mi ni (a a romWaat.oa to praveat rumpetitlon, tbua w nstllollw • ton* tract la restraint of trade or cotraerie. fa meet tb*us*oci*tloo maintained the legs lltjr of the agreement na the ground that the vast needs of com merce require joint action, amt that au fa aiuon Insurer uniform pud just rater, at d prevents secret and unjust diserimtaotiOß. The Decision. Justice Peck ha in announced the de* ciaion. Hi aald the court could dia tirgu til no difference between thia (sac and that of the Trans-Missouri cnee, cer'ded a year ago. He and the only new point Involved wa* aa to the roretituilonality of the antl-trurr act. The court had reached the coni 'uslon that If the railroad corporation* per formed duties of a semi-public charac ter it wna within the conatlluiloDal power of Congress to regular* them •t> provided by the anti-trust ecu The Only Ouestioa. The only question then was a* to the policy of Congress in adopting such a measure, and as to the question of policy the court Atari nothing to do. The opinion was concurred in by Chief Justice fuller aud Justices Harlan, Brrwrr, Brctyp and Ppckham. Three justices dissented. Justices Gray. Shlr as and White. Justice McKenr 1 took no part In the case aa the prosecution of the Joint Traffic Association was begun while he was attorney general. Two New Cases. [By Associated Press to the Herald.] Laredo, Texas. Oct.' 24. According to the latest advices from Monterey, Mexico, there are two additional cases of yellow fever there. The patients are afflicted with the black vomit. The Pullman sleeper from Monterey was stopped across the river this rooming, and Monterey trains run only to New Laredo, Mexico, for the present. Drowned in the h/orth Sea. [By Associated Press to the Herald.] London. Oct. 24. lt has just de veloped that the German baik Satis faction sunk during the recent gales in the North Sea. The captain, his wife and the crew of nine were drowned, being ail On board except a boy, who was saved. Died With His Boots On. Middlesboro, Ky„ Oct. 24. “Wild Bill' Turner, a noted character in tho mountains, was shot and Will Coombes last night. Turner leapt a moonshine saloon cn the state line between Kentucky and Tennessee and had made a fortune. He has killed several men. He is the sixth brother killed and is the last of the family. -THE PAPER THE PEOPLE READ* ttt A GOOD ONE TO ADVERTISE IN-THEY*IL READ YOUR AD. ft* fatftt* A Attt TUB AUGUSTA HEUALD. 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Ha* ih* Oeooeal Com* hmo* Oetltwg lo ao A*ctd*a(. ; tRt Aaaortatwd Ihwaa to the Hr* aM I Haotlago. fkrt 34. -» Oeweral Wood. : #rttßC Bl:!*-•*'# BBMMM—• Bflpfß. 888 . Major ftrnofc* k#d B narrow atcßpa I to Morro CmmW b—r 4 tb# fannkj died* poWKM of **earn tegl.tervd But j .fee tost fifty pounds la th# first two mlßuiPi BMd tb# gta— fßßinaor woo ; «ai la itMlffß mt Mar. dlaroaariß* (Mat * boil#r wa# About lo fill It whlta It ( «ai almost rs Mot Major Brook# | ia« tba Mkfrr. Ntofhpaßi in# wub* #« bad tba flra drawn sad tba lauarb towfd bark to tba tiartiag pSaea* TMr Ma)or# Btarr and Brook* raiurnrd vfluflrrdaf from a trip to Baraeoa* 9a l im —d am bar plar— Tbay raport ! (?tibini at tba plaras vkiltad. aid add • Mat tba distribution flf fra# rail—a 4 r *u Vin i to in to work ABU INI **"* * V • * iboufb tba *u**r aatata*. In —a phh other indnatrlaa, at* b*4lf in | naad flf laborar*. THE EPISCOPALIANS The House of Deputies Went to Con trol Their Own Affelr*. j By AatkK lateit Preaa to Th- H*r*l«t. | Washtngtun. D. C., Oct. tt. Thi* I ti|*h«(pa *nd daputla* E* v *a B—f of thHr j ! rim# today In raconcUinc tb# 4llft , r»*n* j I i'«p th**m on the revlufl con- I vtitotion In anticipation of final ad journ man t t ©m«>m a* . It wal diackwad that thar#* \%a# much tenacity on th*- part of the* deputu-e! j to direct the affair* of their own house I without the control of the Mahot* I The question came up in the confer- I enoe rej-Tt rm arti«-le 1, w-hlch rec*»m- I mended that th* v*lcws of Ntc* Mahops jon the manner of choosing members of the house deputies, and on giving mlaidunary deputle* the right to vote. ! be accepted. The report was warmly oppoaed. Francis Lynde Btetson of New \ ork argued that tht* proposition would sur render to the bishops the constitutional direction of the house of deputies. Rev. Dr. McKim. of Washington, also ar gued that the deputies should control the organisation of*their own house. Hobson Arrives. (By Associated Press to The Herald.) Boston, Mass.. Oct. 24.—The Boston | Fruit company’s steamer Beverly ar rived this morning, having on bra-d { Nava! Constructor Richmond P. Hob sou, who Is en route to Philadelphia to participate In the peace jubilee. They Are Getting Out. (By Associated Press to The Herald.) j Washington, Oct. 24.—The navy de partment today received the following: 1 “San Juan. Oct. 23.—Secretary Navy.— i The evacuation of Porto Rico is com pleted by the sailing of the last de tachment of Spanish troops today.” New York futures. (By Associated Press to The Herald.) New York, Oct. 24.—Futures opened quiet. November 5.22, December 5.27, January 5.31, February 5.35, March 5.39. April 5.43, May 5.47, June 5.51, July 5.55, August 5.57. Quarantine Off. (By Associated Press to The Herald.) Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 24. The state health deparlment has declared off all quarantines against fever in fected districts. Mr. J. C., Bannon of Macon. Ga„ repyesontlng the Insurance Herald and Courier-Journal lithographing com pany, 19 in tbe city, a guest of the Ar lington. Charlie is a prince of good fellows and his friends are rejoiced to know that he is progressing so well in life. . _ 1 PECK WINS. WJrvji the Journal He Han .lone Space ' Utii I'ii hi s b**i tit A mpfini 4 I irfn aif m fnifit ib WambM Mb ; fIMM Mbm T«t%. Mm., it «• TMt Mbm TatM jßMtMfti Mi tMtt |«#wftßßi «t Ml MM' i i MBit |RBBt iMBMRKft Ml MBMBB n4M* : fftfriS* la TMt M*tl TBtM fTTMTt 9MM S t «BB BQBBfB Mbß Bitß BMpI Ml MHIt «f t|f aiM Baft#* «**%t • Mmm b—»t In *Mi B|Rttß «M BMttl fMV ABBffMBB PtMIMM-* VafatfMMi MM vMß*t Mt Mb 4 arfBBNpM !B iß>ft>r «M minim* H» |M» mni«4 I iMßft at fail Jiiß cMIfMMa Mat iftitfPl |(a fwfMMN MMab BtMiM!«r» lo IMe 114 t• ifrlrthtfi) patUtat b4JbMi* JIMB IMb Hilrv'lifti MBH4IMB. BBMI IMbV -If (fWßttlt IMB IHltfllßMi «*f BtMBT BB* tloMt iffiMr Mi M«4 pmM for b I BI«<M Milai IhiII4MKB m IMb Qua! 4 0 »«y. in t BaaM oPBifiBBBBa flip, TM# Mt M m Stiff Bi «Mbl of i Cr. VS.9SS v?sNyi§f - " 1 either Germany or Great Britain, <vhieh have most of the nrca. This addition of 30,000 square feet mctyia j nearly twenty per cent Increase over the space available when the commis sioner general reached Paris a month ago. This, in addition to the concessions above mentioned, is regar j ded as a triump In view of the fact that I was assured not only by the United States Ambassador hut by the officials of the exposition, that it would be impossible to secure an additional foot, as all the allotments had been finally and permanently made to S*. nations. 1 moved among the officials of the French government and It is; largely due to their kind offices and good will for the United States that these gratifying concessions have been made. More Concessions Anticipated. I hope, yet to secure some minor ad ditional concessions this weelt before sailing for the United States. I have been received, both officially and oth erwise, in the most cordial manner, throughout my stay, in Paris, and while I have made an earnest effort to secure these large concessions, yet they are largely due to the cordial feel ing which has been inspired toward the United States. Ferdinand W. Peck. United States Highly Favored Paris. Get. 24. Commissioner Peck's letter and the following facts, now published for the first timkr,: should be sufficient to induce congress] MMJti aa. | *m MB f>Bni»'iißl, *m «Mb i »p| i, '" : ; iIAABMftBf MPA H~nf ft i fHM MBI ; ißt MM *■*»* iiijip* MnMNIhB of 9Mb * *|a»» '4 MB obb Mbb Mmhi tifMMi IM* 1 abb - AfßflMf MM4 #4 fIfBBB iMBMItfB jMMI IMpß4pTflMlM| pIrL.MIM. 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[By Associated Press to the Herald.] San Ffancisco. Oct. 24. Richard Chetwood. Company i, First Term., was stabbed in the back early this morning, while in a °aioon. Chet wood was on pTOvost guard, and was trying to arrest, an unknown Tennes see private, when the latter stabbed him with a bayonet. Cbetwood's con ditional Is critical. The Fever at Jackson By Aateoclativd i Press to Thr HtTald. Jackson, Miss., Oct. 24.—Jackson has five netv cases of fever and one death, Alien Fail-child; Oxford one case. Madison 1, Natchez 1, Uarriston 1, Yazoo City 2» , , UNDEK ! ORDERS North Amcrl i«n SflUNdron. I(t Will taariiiMy MtkWtii* ii BlMflU. TA* PwMgf* *g fIAKI I* A»M* PAWIt MNA : |Mt APMMriBfINNI Pfaßß I# IMb f4#tß*4U 1 i Has#fat J* 0. Ovt. 94 *"* TMb rafa* I fßßiaißri mt #l9 BanhMtfp> ait IMb tEffiftl IM*tflM ABfiM— mpmn&fmn MB*'* Ji [ «m| aaiPfi Mi BftMHIBB AM tla«ltai fbtf #*Mm n. htiti Oh. 14. TMb BB*ttff .ppra *b I da* ibblbb tMb tti—JlPß at IMb I Pv—f M «e4b iMb T»»ix«aa bb—lMan ! m iu iarbi m Mt (Me bhbM*bt «t Mm* ißl Bft—m. IB IMb tHMff Mail Mn—4 i TMb PIBBRB aßti. "’ll *Mb ilfl9ft*4l MB* 1 * wtßft f—f » miMfitr aa4 |— fli It «• —if Mb Mbbbbbb I (Mb co—i Bt Or—* Wrlfalß 4b* 1 titr* twfara HtfTtbißf blbb iMb Mbbi t I »a(l— Bt PnUKB * M# HM—Us TMb cf—nl i— Bt PYbbbM bbbbb ! i n-ninrti-a t* i aft art if Hf TMb IMltlr. I • MW*M rr-TBiftir m Ab ajrßßßiaal ' r «car4UkC TaiMa <niß Ma irrltNl Bt; in asking for the immediate recall of Major Marehand, but as to the outlet on the Nile we have an absolute right thereto, and will brook no refusal." Significant Orders. London, Oct. 24. The British ad miralty has issued a number of signifi cant orders this morning. The dock yards at Portsmouth, Devonport a> i Chatham each received instructions to prepare six thirty-knot torpedo boat destroyers for commissioning, so that they will be able to put to sea in 24 hours. Overtime Hours. Over time hours begun ou the first class cruisers Europa and Andromedas, so as to hurry them for sea service. Several gunboats in the different boatyards were ordered to postpone unnecessary refitting. Finally the Cunard line and the White Star line have received from the admiralty an intimation to hold their subsidized steamers in readiness for turning to the naval officials. A Home Tip. Paris, Oct. 24. The Steele says: “France would hardly come off better in a war with England than did Spain in the war with the United States. France would be better employed de veloping colonies than thwarting F-ns.- hind.” Probably the happiest day in the av erage farmer's life is when his pig takes a three dollar prize at the county fair, _ ...... * nu intuit * »r*» AUMI44, Ukt is «**• (It S tig A| tflt'At |H# Ii Bl B BABBaijiAiß **B fMa M* #• •» ■ 9%MmA**9**m iflt Piaaw. ta TMb IfaPaai i MIBmBMBMP ’'P CM A Bfl— flf i ! »l ifMaata «as IMB B—Mt B'Bfß flf ' *|f 984 f4f t«»g - aa* *». t flMflß ABB*—• ! fHaaifgaa if IMfIPM Matr Mbwm 4 *b * 1 ; m fa, cr« (fatMiw BMI Mb *•#.* **»•*-■* apßa^. | ti*#T* O—fßM CN—BB#Bf 9MMp*4h , «"MB#aa YflPaßi —4 ItMfat. bM Http [B4lar il—aiatß fMcM *b4 tea**# I a 9Mf Afl—Hß9#4 Plff B» TMb iJidtifh. 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C,. flfld carried on by Chief Honied wa l among the exhibits which received at-i tension, and give* prootle* of being quite Vflluahle. Very bitter weather wa* experienced, three snow* falling during the convention. The chief cays the convention was both delight- j fill and Instructive. MAI LINO LUMBER. Gelling Ready For the Building of Hospital. Mr. Daly *u awarded the contract ! for the hospital of the new camp and I has started work at once hauling out the lumber. Carpenter* have b*-n ad- I vcrtlaed for anil the 250,000 feet of lumber needed will lie rapidly pul into the shape required. The officer* have Iteett looking over sites for corrals, as there wii. be aoout one hundred and fifty army wagons and animals to care for and many of these will have to be kept In the city. Invoices fer a grod deal of th - com missary supplies have I teen ree»ivcd and the warehouse will soon begin to be filled. Th* quartermaster ir also expecting some supplies soon. DEATH OF MRS. A. A. RODDERS The Funeral Occurred This After noon The death is announced of Mrs. .\i plia A. Rodgers, which occurred yes terday. Mrs. Rodgers was the mother <-f Mrs. C. V. Walker. She lieu passed the allotted three score years and ten ! : ,nd for a number of years site has | been an invalid, spending many of liter flays confined to her bed. 3he has. boroe Iter infirmity with nn haroß Christian fortitude. The funeral cfl | cur red at four o'clock from tltp resl® ip nee of Mr. C. V. Walker. No, 540 Walker street. Georgia jg Hlnutes l.ate. Tho Georgia train duo hire at 2.20 o'clock this afternoon wus 35 minutes iatp. The Coast Line waited on the Georgia. The South Carolina and Georgia train carried out an extra coach on their afternoon train to accommodate the many that went down to gala week. Cleaning Day. Residents of the First ward are ask ed to bear in mind that tomorrow’ is the regular cleaning day for their ward and it is earnestly hoped that all will co-operate with the efforts of the Civic League to beautify and keep clean the city. Slight Accident. A passenger and freight car jumped the track on the Athens branch of tlte Georgia road yesterday. No one hurt. Little damage. In Sargent's Place. By Associated Press to The Herald. Washington, D. 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MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE. Willie Brown Dot Mixed on Hie Mat* ter. Willie Brown, colored. I» not from Chicago, where marriage? and dlvor? cee come mighty near together and ona Is liable to get mixed up on the mat ' ter. No. Willie la a native of Kit braoud county, hot he got the marriage and divorce mailer mixed up today. About noon Willie appeared before Ordinary Walton, and stated that be wanted a divorce. "Wrong place to come,” said the ordinary, "you should go to see the clerk of the superior I court.” Willie went to ic’e the clerk. That gentleman, after questioning Willie a Ml, found that he did not desire to get repainted from any female, but insteatf desired a mnrrlage certificate. He had been mixed on the matter. He ugglf went to the ordinary and got a marriage license. ALARM TODAY. Box Fourteen Pulled liarly This Morning. This morning at five minutes past Inlno tbe fire department received an lalarm from box 14, und the companies responding made a 1> autiful run down Broad. The fire was on the roof of ;a bouse on Houston street between I Telfair. Small extinguishers were ( used and the fire pul out before much damage was done. Plowing With Pile Driver. The work of laying the sower under the canal at the Slhley mill has been nearly completed and work has been commenced excavating the brick work on the West End side of the water. A large plow dragged by the pile driving machine docs the work of many pick hands and saves much ex pense. Quite a number of people have been watching the work. Forced Sale of Dry Goods. A big dry goods sale is going on at the old stand of C. Gray & Co. There is a big stock of dry goods anti shoes which must be sold without reserva tion. if you want dry goods and shoes do not fail to call at the above place. Read the advertisement elsewhere In The Herald. The Depot Matter. The special committee of city coun cil having in hand the depot matter, are called to meet this afternoon. The depot matter is to he taken up again, it is said. ..... Lj*l» >.._■