The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, November 12, 1898, Image 1

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fUK 4 kllrtlt*, .row* ~.l^* ftAYtlOt tm+~ srrr, •« **.#•*#** r •*# * * §*■** *** ANOTHER REPUBLICAN HAS BEEN ORDERED TO LEAVE The Broth rr-in-Law of Tolb«r1. M*ntion«d For Po*tm«*t®r At AhbAvlllA. Sent Off. A H«W •< Ph<wn‘« Th t Afternoon to Ori«n gm For Common Protection. Ttffilil w n» H—m Hum A, Co, ffiwa. tt n ! B*i t hroihiT to hrs «f lit Tuißiffia. o* IM M AMfHH* I*4 rtn M t» *»M *m>4 0a li|i|i irnr~l | [ iWW ** A* y».— #«. *aat|oa4 *'• erd«* M War It A »oragot 0# M <M *****' g Rd i iiikd»- ffi it-Nl ft *lnw< t o'lti'Btii f4s>4 ff't'Hl Wld* (*♦*«* ItP nri A 4 t# Bb#N» tM< f f»* j ffltftOM •*• _ , , | A * nrf a** will fee W* al *%**••’* I H I It * K* Mini* h«* *k* gransurm at ii* aaaaatty* rm**» at Jet* A aM Jaa Tall*** •*• *#* i raws non qrovctokn. A Iwftf *»4 i Mt *my tM a mtm*** trrm mm Un*' D»v Mr* o*rf*>r» tMM *»9 h#f iwifM Hill* Ml** H*f*H iff* «f» «• * %MR I* Mr* (Han* * f*» »#•**. Mr **4 Mr*. t**t|4i H*w»t * A frtMMMN P*njr mMMtif at Ht«* VDm»* Mr W J. tf#*v«# **4 Mr •*! Mr* W 1. (NRHi **M «H I* Kuril**' l« *tl*CNl (Iter *1 llt*t IWil* fttwirr-t iM Mr. H*st»h ImHb at T%amoam am **U if Our bylfbl «*4 tff*s# fH**4 Leg Ot(fi>r4, it in Awarw* la. sgwmltftg ft wwck wltl frlewds tn 4 lillrtrii Mrm Misoft. vlft as lit #l* 4*r of It* HmMM Eplernpel rkwrl, la lotft) ftt lit# ftrtnui* oft • vMi lit Mrs J. IV Merrt*. Mr* llPirlt ftft4 htr 111 [lt <laeght*f» Moo tM rtiumtl from • pMmm frit* to Au|n.l« Mr Um Orwi ni a iwat at Mr Mr KaJe Hickary ram. ha< k an Fri lai from ft short rlftl to tHa laouniaM much lm|fovf4 la heftltlt, Mr ftft4 Mrs. T. E Non-all *:»«* Monday with ftirnde in Augusta, Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. ntfort also went do an to ihr ctty on Monday. Mr Car! Hill and Mr. U-alio Culver amt doaa to Astruai* on buslnasa on Monday. Mr. R. C. I|. ( «|. aara ha had fcusl n»«a la A u rust a too on Monday, hr adda that tha animals ware latereuting and ths musk fin. A phanat pound party took place at Mi. A ion an Hots man's on Thursday evening. Miss Ellin McDonald has raturnsd from a pleasant slsii to Augusta and Wheelese. to tha drlght of Jiar many friedde. Just In lima to attand an oys tar supper a* Little Pinas. Mr. 8. Fhlifisy was In tha village on Tuesday. Mrs. Joseph Phillips spent part of tha s-aak In Augusta, returning to Ran Jrserh't on Friday. Mr. WHI F. Musa has Just returned from El’ls. where his friends have vied with each other to make every day of his furlough pass delightfully. Miss Oertrude Phillips, one of Orove town'a prettiest and brightest maidens. Is new in Augusta, where aha remains visiting friends and relatives for a fort night. Sir. Car! nths-.n left us for Augusta on Friday. He will be missed by a large circle of friends, to whom his wonderful musical genius gives great delight. He Is an Improvisator of great ability and some of h's compositions are marvellously beautiful. Mr. Fsmuel I-okey Is h-re on a visit to his eldest daughter, Mrs. Minsutn. at the Walton c< tinge. Mr. Leo Wilson, of At'auta. Is still a guest at Mr. Wylie Hoffman's planta tion. It la rumored that flrovetown Is seen to hove another pretty wedding. V s* Ma-y Willie Heggle and Mias Mattie It. B ent went ur» on Thursday for a short visit to Mr. A. Bb nt'» plan tO'.lß. Miss Carrie Lee Clifford and Mr. Al c. Clfford leave us Sunday for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chapman at Ilutledeo. Ts LECiRAM DIDN’T GO Put the Pa : r 'id to the ollce Slat on. Lottie Gilbert and Daisy Truitt pick-; od out the Westom Union Telegraph 1 i "'ce as a place to raise a disturbance !»gt night. They partook of stimulants end went lo the offl-e. They des'red to e»nd a telegram, they informed ’ the rv-k He informed them that *' » tele gram rotild not reach the point des red that night. They took offence at that etat»m’nt an' raised quite a disturb-' r.n-e. The end of it all was an arrest and detention at police station. CTfcD AS PILOT. Ca'vin Smith Was SI owing the Sol diers the Sights Caivin Smith, a colored boy. took the job of piloting -everal soldiers around the City last night. They tempted Cal vin. and ho - 'irtooTE of strong drink. Ft.suit: Calvin gets before tha raaard e: today, and is fined $7.50. Tha marriage cf Mia* Kata Pftllar* to Mr. Edwin Latimer la announsed for Nov. loth at 3:30 p. m. at the home of the bride. No cards. ft* tfMA A «m to t m* it |MI IMI M QatsffiHWi BUM ***** w*Bl .. **MM* * ***** |N**-*ad ***** ****4 Mft t. Qrae.-isnd Tl * We* at lA* '' Mffitffi#**. Wh* trap* •**-*-** t*MW yerptar *MW *> MM »>**' a* t -gyratal MW* **4 at* i*MT *w )*M W f •m*W4 Tim* m• 4 >tw*>. ** »h* ollfl M WUXI *•»* w M MW i**M«*i» • Otw**** A C>, Mas. IT *o*l I Bred. MO W ll* •«•»»•* IffifßMM It* tl. tiafinn m »0a Bharat* W* a* ■ T*rMl*|. *»* »r****d M IM**l<* **4 ’ | tmlooml IB MB for#* a f#» (BktAAIAA •A*'* • H* rax a 0 l WWW* * u *'*iii* l»4 wntiiiM r$ raw in am Ha Prop me« fa Ifw at# N m mfsan mi tIM Cwt»«ft Imhl o#f*##wf W* . 0a I*l l (* i * \ ; i* IM# m I*# *4«>r*|.i*yif) at r**nf m Sl* Mi**** tiiM ts i n*f*r i *'«»**• mi) «■<** i* t»*i* bm *M lh*a» rvttivm b n* tt»n i mu h* at **#*« *4* * |* 4#*#t*»f»fw* r«. ’ l'<* iM Mr in * «4i *•*'*** * *i i hi* f-rm of | *ur#mm#«t I o*fM*i*l K’H**l*f h%* rnn>W>l**l»*« 1 Oiliwtf K Hirtnwn, of Vm<*n fCmW** In III* ** If :**«•!» Of fR * ‘»yS.| * \* ffa-sr •-|*< 6$ : t% rt|h» mr* of «*** ha f«>un4 mi i bsm§ t* **.'F i».r* * t atut* f*iti** t* iVkl* itwrtry | Mr Harrmifi Mu* vrtlMMi I* mH» fii? p'a* SvsfrH rr*M4*nf I* ill* I r«M t*4 •(*t** •• in*r l h*fn to *t* *j»4 *4v*n* »* o***r*l WWlfr'i j |4*n Ortr »** n*ftii** at* at | h**4 * Ith ifi* ifforf Ik# #*ll#*#* **t«* I* tali* ima at mar* yattn* «tt#v» ’ «ho ran pm** Ih# ti#r#*#ary fitmtni* iiMl itiak# ih#a hafftfttiiM to ih* *st*nt of fr** tuition. an<i In many* !ca**a titer* roll#*#* aitr## to *l4 t h*» j yw>B| *** hffon<J rt>ll#*f tmtio*. tn llWMil hurt*nr#* th* mil#*#*. r*fh** ' nit In* th# dlfllroltlf* Ofi4#r wh'rh th# *y*tjfi* man at Cuh* ha** laharrtl. hit* >**r##4 to r#e*lT* them althout th* «»* util fiam Inal lon*. I Mr Harrmin haa at hi* offti-#. No. Fourth *r«ntt#. N't* Tori, rata* . J.»*u#* of Ih# varimiß roll#*#* whtrh I h*v# ati*tao to r#r#|** CuHan youn* I mm. and *f»t>llr*nt* may rrr#lv* all I Information from him. 5T MA -V’s EPIS COPAL CHURCH The Improvementa That Ara to Re rude. I Tha rector of ihla church, th* Rev. Juhn F. Porter. g«e» north neat week, endeavoring to secure funds to estab | llsh a par'll) school entirely free for th* colored children of tht* church. He Is very much In earnest and h-tles-es, i with Bishop Nelson, that the one way j to make hta church powerful for good is by securing the coming parents sn<l Interesting those of today through their [ children and their love for them, t Perhaps no church In this city can 'show during the past few months such s healthy growth and awakening to its I own needs. The services on. Sunday afternoon will [close with the subject matter tn be us ed In the pulpits o? the northern churches for the purpose Indicated. IT WA GLASSES That He Prake and Not the i iehteenth. Freeman TValker, colored, went Into e store cn lower Broad street last night. He was after purehns'ng a lamp, he told the proprietor. While tlio latier was engaged In get ting devn a lamp from the sbrif, Free man happened, to knr e't over the glas ses that were on the show case and smashed the whole laycut. No, he was not drunk. He was ar rested and appeared at the rourt cf Judge Paxter this mm tag. The Jud:;<> decided that while the g'cpce had been smashed the eighteenth had not. been broken, as 't was an accident, j Freeman was dismissed. PWIV TE JOHN WALSH f C <mpsny E. PI d Lest Night at 11 s Pome. Private John Walsh, cf Co E, Fee r- d Geor-ia rerlrent. died last night of raralysis of the heart. Mr. Walsh’s den'b was sudden and a shock to hie mo t friends. Thursday he <~ns up ard artarently in h's usual health. Yesterday be complained of j feeling badly and grew gradually : worse until last night when he passed I swsy. Ths funeral cecurred at 3 o’clock this akemcon from St. Patrick’s church . and was lergsHy attendsd by th» i SriSD&i snd somrsdta of tha (Phased. Mr. Wtlth waa 38 years cf age. He w«s one of she first volunteers of Co. | E and was one of the most popular ’ men In the company. j THE AUGUSTA HERALD. FEDERAL AID IS TOO LATE tie Cmmnm ini Km liwoo it tk %mm PtMitr 2 tWWM *W *«»* a.**. MM* M #*•« *•*«•#§♦ Nil «*» t**Aßa W baß ■ niStp# . IS- (Bin Mid ib lip mtm BrnA g»t r**At at • ff** »**-*♦*• a 4 ♦AW# *%■ ■ <*£ IB tip CIAIBMAAA VI (AHM MpMlkPt tSUI-Ti UmM tip kmbi. ♦IB bmaaßpaa At kott * or »- BPi I dftA*. 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Hit raport tk* mb* lmm* l lata'f by wir* to n*. with a view to »dv!«ln« nr whilbtr or > .nrb roadl lloe of ta*arr*rtk>a or dlotarbanr* ft l*t* a* juatiJM. tb« ¥< dcral autborltta* la iDtarffrlai to aupt>r«aa It. John W. Orlnt*. Attorary (i*n*raL'‘ To jrhlrh th* fotlotrlnc reopen** war rrcrlred: •‘Amlrraoa. S, C., Nor. 11—At»c.rn*y G*n*ral. Waahlogtcn. D. C,My In formation la that there waa mtmh rlot tnit enar Grem«"ocd and Phoenix on Wedneaday. Peroral neyroe. were kill* *d and wounded. One whit# man wa* killed and several wwmdeA Tburoday there was a'so acme rioting, but th# rendition aaa quieter My Information I* that It la quiet there now. thonah the community la very much excited. From a 1! Information 1 have. I think Federal Intervention la too late now. It reams the mob* are especially anx ious to get the Tolberts, and I am In formed that they are new sefely out of reach. Intense excitement atilt prevails there, but no violence exists rrw. Will wire fur!her tomorrow. Frnest F. Cochrau, Assistant United States Attorrey." A FATAL FIRE. A nichi"au Town VI Ited by a Destructive Conllayr lion. Owosso, Mich., Nov. 13.—Th* village of Perry, south of this city, was visited l>y a tcirlble fire today. Rowe ffc Co.'s large livery barn, with contents, was burned to the ground. Charles Tajftyr, one of the proprietors, and family, liv ed over th- barn. Mrs. Taylor, tier daughter and an old man named Chirk, were burled beneath the fallen roof.Und burned to death. The building was Sud denly enevlooi-d In flames, and they could not escape. Mr. Taylor got out frtgh'.'ully burned. Dr. Compton,a vet erinary surgeon, and a boy, who slept In the r.flire, escaped. The cause is un known. A dozen horses, carriages, a cattle and some hay and grain were burned. The village has no water supply. President at pnointnieefs. Wa hington, D. C., Nov. 12. The p OBid nt has made the following ap polntn.en.s: Richard Guenther of Michigan to be consul general of the United Siatcs to Frankfort, Germa ny; Frank If Mason of Ohio consul general to Berlin, Germany. Soldiers Attention. J. Miller Walker has on hand the flne?/t stock of underwear see® la the city in a long tin;*, H« tviahsi aspoe ially to diract th. attsntion of th# sol diers to this pc.)-aular Une. His atook I of hubsidashef;- is ccmplste ta avery dstail. Ii you wish anything in bis ltn* bo sur* w give him a nail. D. W. Johnson of Philadelphia is ai the Arlington. «UH,*fA. 04 SPAIN HAS NOT DECIDED It** Iff—hi» tkttMin Kit** UtMK «ram aa* lift (*•» t tahm * h*» Ms* M*mm| m Ms* iiitiw. %m»*m Hi» 14 *■* th* %+* tt&?% fhth A |%1% mm ♦ * >« r # fiMVi %h» A« tw#4A «4 fVfwiVß «* A* fNMAIANAI As Niff ts» AM A 4 fPftAPf §o* t ■*<s sos ih* 1 AlfoM Aniifi Abb nnna t a hum amNla. 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Washington officials say they have seen nothing yet to change their opinion that the dpsntard* trill even tually arqu'ean* In th* American po sition without: going to the extreme of btaaklng off negotiation# That Is * net an unalterable opinion, however, 1 for the officera of the administration 1 realize that the Spanish authorities are capable Of making some foolish move without regarding the conse quence*. The view of the administration was every wll **proved today bp on* of 1 Me highest offirlal*. in the remark: The Spanish government will not break off the negotiations If they are men of senae, which I sometimes yery much doubt." THE DIFFERENCES S TTI.ED. And the Striking fllners at Vlrden W II Go to W ork. Cnrlinvllle, Nov. U. The dlffer -1 ence* between the Chtcago-Vlrden coal company at Vlrden and Auburn, and the striking miners, Is settled and ! the shafts will soon he In operation. ! The company agreed to pay the stale | scale of forty cents per ton, hut did not want to tear down the stockade. : Final!;' the company accepted the of fer of the miners that they take It down and charge the company noth -1 ing for the labor. TM tl' P r Cent. 111. Sprlngfeld, 111.. Nov. 12. Advices from ireml>or« of the Flight!) Illinois volunteifs. ctriornow at Santiago, 1 state that full:' 30 p'r cent of the regi ment is In the hospitals. The Twen ty-Third United States Infantry Is on . camped across the hill from the Etgh ! teenth Illinois, and yellow fever has made its appearance In the camp of : the regulars, and communication be | tween the two camps is forbidden. Mil ionaire Foun t Dead. Cincinnati, Nov. 12. John C. I Roth, county treasurer and millionaire pork'packer, was found on the third floor of the packing house on Ocst street today, dead, with his head crushed between the floor room and freight elevator. It Is not known whether he slipped and fell or fell from heart disease, to which he was liable. I ette |From McKinley. Kokomo, Ind., Nev. 12. Mr#. Jamas Joa»s lists r*c*lv*<! a lattar from Prasidawt MaJCtclay. War Uus i baud was aa artilleryman Idllad by the pramatuse discharge of a uannpn saluting the prosidsmial train when | ti passed ihitmgh her* tlir*. «eeka ’ u«». Th# streflident expressed deep sympathy Tor the bereft family and ( sent a check for $23. j SECOND CERTAINLY GOING OUT 4 Hint lU-Bre* T*A> l.ftftkM I M fke Putina at A«ka#wt He*** •* *o* **M.ft had | age* '*l 4* The Itws4 Atieeta On. Mae tk Cat km deetdrt# at na <hM Me *we»ad tet fABNIt r # AAAI Ba ff9A.A4AA4 AA4 lAßff* ' A9B|4m» But Ml «4l< Ass !• AMAtAf ANN At ABA# TB|t il f'iMl! URr.I M.AMUS UIICRKT 4 4RV N •*•*(*• t* »h«Ha *e»*r*d h* Ural, •beery »•* Cktsat*. TV> miiMtHig rcmsrhetdi ataty es th* a the a*4-«» *e4t-s tk* -ka >• tad aketetem* said m«m*i and «*■•) » .<*l Wttkir Fair •■UMriikt w return fee a scan 1 t»«t*rd tk* Peer* rspeiiM*. n*Hnt> ah*l*t«*e ar* rat*. -*t>r, >altv wf thane type* known »» tk* * Airtte Hit* tend- •• and a* tk* Rektmoe am I" ottala akuite and vdeUMM by legit. tmat* |<«n kaae (sited utterly, and er tied to steal them. tl hen b* kite auM from God he ten we Bed thirteen Hit* skull* aterard, and ott* of ogr banks sir en*v*rted into a regular graveyard, each r|*tim»r hetag **parat*ty bagged •entirely sealed and the cabin carefully bo M After th* shipping of thirteen skulls «• encountered terrltde wcatker. The crew meannht.e had their suspl-ions as to "uncanny" Influence Aboard, and on* morning st hreakfaat an officer told a •ira«* yarn. ll* saht It* was <>a eaich during the night »hen he no. ' Deed a kyak paddled by an Rsklmn alongside the vessel. It was had weather, and he knout M must he a ghostly kyak. for n<> such craft could have been out fifty mllm from th* land on such a night. Added to which h* staled that the kyaker had no diffi culty In keeping up with the ship. To# Eskimo hailed the watch and herd waving and hecknning with myrt.-ri. ua gesture* and a threatenlbd tone In M>B exclamations. Poddenly, h* vanished, to reappear alongside a few minutes later, halting the ship with a movwiful wall. The sky was lit up by the vivid northern lights, so the officer stated that h* saw distinctly what sultaeouent ly took place. Out of the hatchway cam* a proces sion of six Eskimos walking noiselessly along th* poop deck. They passed through the hulwari:—not over lt--and vanished. The kyaker disappeared at the same time. The scientific party left the breakfast table and' went to the locked graveyard hunk. Six of the skulls were missing from the bugs. The seals were unbroken, and were ap parently the same that we had affixed. The remaining hone* and skulls, with the chief's skeleton, are now the prop erty of the Academy of Natural Science*, irk Philadelphia. The six mis sing.skulla have never oecn heard or. Most of the crew r*fuse<l to go another voyage in the Kite, which they de clared to he haunted by ’ Huskies" In search of their desecrated hones. I give you the story Just as it oc curred. We cannot explain it. If the crew had conspired to steal the hones to "lay" the “Husky" ghosts, why did they take only six skulls, and how did they manage not to disturb the seals? The abstraction of the skplis made no difference—so the sailors declared—to the "Husky” apparitions with which they said the ship was constantly haunted. Broke His Arm. This morning while FM Cavally, the eight year old son of Mrs. Cavally, of West Find, was playing circus with a crowd of little hoys, he fell and broke his arm. Medical attention was im*n'- dlately given him and he Is resting as easily as could be expee cd. Interment. Will Turner, the three monihs old son rtf Mr. and Mrs. John Turner, died yestprday afternoon of cholera Infan tum. The funeral services were held at three o'clock this afternoon from j the residence. No. 1512 f-2 Silcox : street, and the remains will he taken 1 to Oranitevillc for Interment. . Miss Jennie Davie of Thomson Is j the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dunaway, on Wright’s avenue. Miss Effie Wylie of Thomson is tire j guest of Mis# Stanford. Miss Wylie is down to attend the Thompson- Uunford wedding. Tulltt Paper, largs packets, 10 aan.W; ibiwe for 2* cent#, at Alexander Drug Si ore. All l am or can be I owe to my angel-mother.—Abraham Lincoln. r*vffi iffitAH AjfA MVtttfUft, Nt»% at. >M THE FIRST REGIMENT ARRIVES 1 d»f & I K TffiX. 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Th!# site la at the extreme end of the trad cleared ter the e*m|| tm the Whe lea* road. The brigade headquarter* are estate Habed at the Jdltetlrn of the Whetes# and Wrtchlbove road. Th# three-room of* at* la to he nurd tm offirea and klteheo The Officer*. The officer# here are Acting Briga dier General Axltn* and hia staff, con stating of Captain L. O. Berry, naat.t ant adjutant general. Lieut. W. O. . Welt)on. Tenth O. V. 1., adjutant; ! Lieut. William Morronr, aide; Lieut. : D. E. Nolan, aide; Maut, W. O. Meade, ordnance officer*. Captain Mc- Donald. the quartermaster, has been here several day*. Th# offi-er* at the camp of the Thir ty-fifth are Colonel Irish, command ing: Major Barber, the surgeon of the First battalion; Major H. H. fland- Uolt*. of lb* Second; Battalion Major J. S. riKox: cf the Third battalion. Major O'Brien Atkinson and Adjutant F. H. Idem*. First Hrt'a'lon. The four rompan'e* of the First hat tnllcn ore nearest the brigade hnnd | quarters. They are: Comany E, rn'sed in Alplna. Mleh. ! The officers are: Captain William Prince and Second Lieut. HnmmclJ. Company C. raised In Petoskey, commanding by Second Lleuiant Ir ving Bates. Company M raised in Oakland and Brighten nunties; Cantr'd David Kimball. First LiPilt. Ralph McCoy and Second Lieutenant Geo. Ball. Company L. rnUrd in R?:d City: Certain William FlelFchtr.nner and Second Lieutenant ITenr;.' Ripley. Second Battalion. Company B, raised at Island Lake: Captain Buckingham. First Lieutenant ; White and Second Lieutenant Collver. Company H, raised In Midland roun ; ty; Captain .Thorabnrn and Second Lieutenant Iteardon. Company K, raised in Marshall and [ \ Charlotte counties; Lieutenant Fcun- j | tain. Company A, raised in Penwster; ! First Lieutenant Kramer. Third Battalion. Company I> raised at Dundee; Cap- ' tain J. B. Haynes. F'irst Lieutenant S. i Fi. Zrliiff end Second Lleeutenant Charles Jordan. Company I. of the northern penin sula, Lieutenant Charles Chapman. Second Lieutenant Charles Adkins. Company CL rc'sed in Van Duren county; Captain N. F. Simpson. First j Lieutenant H. Bush and Second Lieu- i tenant B. E. Crockett. Company F, raised in Detroit and j Port Huron; Captain J. M. Gleason, j First Lieutenant H, F. S.kes and Sec- ! ond Lieutenant'B. J. Bishop. Thp streets of the companies run east and west and the camp is getting In order in a wonderfully short tlm®. The camp will Just he assuming the proper sliap when the First Maryland will arrive. It ietcher here probably law this afternoon. Recruit McAndrews of Lexington, ’ Kj.-., joined troop L yesterday. —J CLANTtAA LUAN*NO HAVINt.H BANK, «4BA A* *♦ AA» #A *• jTjBS I If oj****mffi • « «•«#*#• Ybhnbb WORK OF SECRET ' SOCIETY liftßf A .Vifara fxaarl Krv Mkifßi i iirt I IBa 9 »b4#ba *4 ib» mm '—an"» *m*f fBfAAiAI f# f%* !i«n44 i fIAffBIA. A C-, .K«w 14 YBa ♦- A*iiA<4 «4 %f%_. 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He was saroru and aa’dr "I wvs up here In the (nrtog. xrorkin# 'he road, and I heard some of the darkle# say that Jim MeKie said that the na groea Intended to get rtd of all fha white people between Cheatham’# atora and the Martlntrivw road and Adama etore. stsive Republican ehureh and If ih»y riuld do that they would (meao ing Jim MeKie and the leadtag ne groes) put up a store and build a large halt at Mr. Jchn Atklnaon's place I never thought any more about tt until 1 beard that Mrs. Atkinson was killed. I had Just moved to Mr, McClendon's. A* .con 9* I heerd that Mra. Atkinsua had hern raurdned I remembered th# firmer conversation. This waa in May, IS9R Jim MrKlc via* the rood ovtr reer. I was the roly white man on the road." Mr. Steele Is a responsible raw end every Juryman believes whnt ha testifies lo as being the Irulh. AH the evidence from the beginning up to today pointed directly to Jim MrKlc and Luther Sullivan as doing the killing ant' that Wash MeKie laid the plana, nnd It I* believed that th"?# ere ethers Implicated yet. Solicit *r William J. Thurman, of Edgefield, crndtcled the examination. He car fully examined the r-ltncMe* and r.nd drew out exery possible i»olnt cf evlderve. Tho tes lmcny censed about J o'clock au.l in t-vcniy-flvc minutes the Jury re turn'd a verdte , as follows; "We. the jury of inquiry over tha body of Mrs. Alice Uklnaco, llnd, ac cording -o the evidence, that Mrs. At kinson ctme tr hsr death from a gun shot wound fire-1 by Jim MeKie and Luther fU Hlvnn, and that Wash McKlo was occrssory tr ’lie crime." (Signed.) P. B. Lanham. James Reece. M D. Lycn, John Floyd. J. F. Atkins, Dan McClendon,R. W. Glover, W. J. Hrrlfng, B. F. Renew, T. E. Miller. William Hutson, T. N, Tim merman, Jury. Wash MeKie has been located au 1 will be lodged In jail as soon as tho sheriff tan go after him. The white eitlzene through this country ere well organized and are de termined to put a stop to this society's lawlessness jn the night time. Every one is satisfied tlytjt Mrs. Atkinson's murder was planred in one of these scclety meetings by the leading ne groes. A Woodlawn Baptist Rev. J. E. Duren will conduct ser vices at Woodlawn Baptist church at II a. m, and So. m. Sunday School at 3 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 5 o'clock, conducted by the pastor. New York Futures. New York, Nov. 12.—Futures opened quiet. Nov. 3.00. Dec. 5.10. Jfltx. 0.13, Feb. 3.17. Murcli 3.22. April 3.26, May 5.31. June 5.34, July 5.37, Aug. 5.41, Sept. 5.43, Oct. 5.41.