The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, November 27, 1898, Image 16

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A Statement. Jbngg |S||| V#w*» 54*®* ***»- n** 0*44- * * * 4W • On. * * I*l fWJfltfc * * * »® * Yrtji hi'iiig-fT • » |l IS (*», HJ... . V«ui<UhmMl klfti *4* ** OWwW9 #tPPw " ft HWR * — w T SoU in M i>r» • • ft*- An 4 nol i <» mf'ni. fc« « m«4t <#ty «rsh tKt V«r <t 5* H*»4 JSl'ic* ft) H (,Hti4tftß*t f i.Ott MU iK if** llMfjr if® t**§ Wfiif Hml iGffiW S # MrMabaJciisifr THIRD GEORGIA TO GO WITH LEE The Regiment May Oo In the Seventh. C*» |/t |<«rlir* • T«lrtti> M * In lu tbr R*t<«r». t'» DrtlliH ta Malkt Mk i*4 U*) V* Utr*W T •* Hi' U»# IdfpV flat ssa*t> Kit. tV“*Tfc* Tli fJ Gaor >-* npaseia nj fc* *iiit m 4 i» »!»• fMMU. iMt*. to t*«rt it *#M Wiit *# tl Ifef tft* <##•#*•* r»UJ»«*h U*v t«*m*f'**i4M&* (Iki lie irhd *1 iwi|i I* # l»#4 * I**- **««» Iroii »fc* »•» *»Hrt*u4 l«| M)ul| M lIMU ill* H‘*il «•«»»*,» •b«Mt «# 4*«a«w**4 fc#i* ?•> Ik* i-i*»»•;, Ml«l 1.1 l t« (•</•>'!< • MiUkiti. lag g*vv>«4 I** H. Hi •»•«•«.* tksl tl •l|M lx lUMftf It IM IfUitt Ar*| Ihe tt'tetartit <>■ this III* •kit* not ytktlii. i»di *i*4 iW probable iatta t.ui tl lb* ni 4*partm at lu put lb# tb.rd Otti t . la Unmil Ut. taatend ts Imiif It ta lb* 4**v«d Arai corps- lu arfc.<-a If 1* ra» at tacked th« n»*t tbit chant# ta med# •* proposed. lb* TbIN Uv.-rgla will prub abljt cm to Hivmi l»»t»*l of NevvUii. aa appears ( ° bav# b**a lai*u4*4. It la, of aoura*. mi* dtfnll*l| t#ttl*4 tba’ Iba ractßHWt Wilt but go to Cut** cn lb* Ti seaport Chester. ab rb arm*4 b#r» y#*i# rd»y for tba purpos# of laklnii lb* fifteen Infantry. fnit«*d Stale* regular*. to Xaurilas. and If they art- to b« a*nt to ibat point short ly tbfr will bat* to <aait at hast until lb# Ch*»s*r returns. On are unt of ib* api»r#nt chaore In lb* plana for th* Third Georgia, it has been found *»«*s#ry to chans* their camping ground, and tbl* bill be don# at oar*. General Ltm has dri id-d to put th* regiment out on th# Water* road, romethlng over half a mile be yonrt tba Junction of that road with Dal* avenue. It will b« locateu, tlure for*. considerable distance from the regtmenta composing the flrar dlvla'.on of fh# corps. The camp alt# having been decided upon, th* work of *v!*riding svattr pipe* to It from thr mum* put out in that part of the country by the city, •rill be don* todny. and the Third Geor gia will begin moving it* eamp from tb« work* of the Georgia Car end Man ufacturing e mrany on the Ogeeche# road, today or tomorrow. The camp <an l*e moved and ret up within twelve or fourteen hour*, with n mtur'ent sup ply of army wagons for the transporta tion. and from present appearance* roe movement will begin either Sunday or Monday, Should the Third Georg's regiment eventua. y be a.vached *o th* Seventh Army corps, the qucatloin Is where will .be placed. There nre now two divis ion* of two brlgadr* each In the corps. It would throw the corr* somewhat out rs proportion to have an odd regiment thrown hr. but some provision wdl doubtless he made for It. General i-ee la of the opinion that other regiments will be sent here to be attsched to the corps. In which event another brigade could be formed. The Serond United States artillery, as Is well known. Is row on It* way to Kavaonah. but Gen try l ee savs the artillery regiment , -lSrot be brlcsded with Infantry. ns >■ , tit have lo be assigned to duty on > , fort'depl'cns. p Th'rd Georgia was. str*"#* to v 'be thlrreeotb r"v , oc"t of Inten (r oome to Savannah I'm ~, v cv -« broirtrhr rw-lve. nod -fie a*-mv eflleera re—nrVed ocon ,v { f r „t the other dnv. He Is not so pi-.-tlHnu*. hut he hna s eurlos'tv to . "iv lust what Is going to bs dona w'th the Georetans. j leoteoert Orr. of Vewoan. nnarter mester of tha Third Georgia, h*s been bt the elty every day since the sr ffwt «>l tss# ! <%* * ftUff Mt I thm ■;**.*# I«t *#4 iA* M 4 U* (ts tfflM I '. tl# *•* <N4 #4 !fti# ir<« vftl set |Ot!B»4 I# **t f#*4f f ?#**?#’* I ir# »**f rom pHWwm ?*'«»« ittfr (NMNfk. tint *ll f 0 » m ff (i»ff mill# l*%# Ilk tw Wtffetft inff r«tvffil«B( to til# **tf M 0 iSMp fiMI WulHf *Hftt #4tf (Ni * (WN»#r Ml »f»Hyrf *S#, tr am of t!#w» i we oTvfs to ine bund A Ferity »l* y Ab Irt a l romla*«t Augw.l a. It la not oftra that a had deed ?*- doasdr to good, hut lb* f,».lowing in, dent rltaa aa laataaca of oaa that did. If th«r* la oaa anas la town wbo ' ,‘wrla a k »a sympathy for blind ueg ! gars. It la one well known clt ana. Mr M. K. Maraulry, whoa* heart Is aa big as hi* b< dy. and non* was ever known to pas* kirn without being given a coin. Someone noticing kl# frequent ! s'jragtviag. and nottc ng that th* tiltnd beggar* w*r# tipped more llber- I ally than any other via#*, asked Mr. Mscantey th# reason of his part.ality. and with a Httl* persuasion h* told of a misdeed of bis commuted In h s ear ! ly youth, and which ha* haunted him ever nine*. It happened years ago 'n I-eland. ' when Mr. Macauley wsa a little fellow In th* old country thrr* are not as many professional mendicants as there | are her*, and greater courtesy U #i- j j (ended them. It la lb* custom whenever a blind beggar comes to the bouse tba* upon | leaving one of th* children catch hold I of his thumb and lead him to th* next ! house, where th* same ofllv* la again i p# formed for hitn On one oocas on. v ben Mr. Macauley waa quit* a small hoy. tl fell his lot to leud the blind heggar to the next door neighbor *, which was some little distance. The day rva* warm, the beggar, as Is pern, liar to beggar*, unattiafire, and hls hands hot and sticky. Mr. McCauley, not caring to hold them, caught hold of his thumb very gingerly, which en raged the beggar ao much that he grabbed him by the collar, and, shirk-’ log him severely, ordered him to talse hold of his thumb prop* ly and lead h'm as he should. Mr. Macauley re senting the Indtsnily and vowing ven-. geanee. did aa h» was bid and led him on* for some distance to where ihe gleaming waters of a mill pond *>■&- Rested to him that here ha could wreak a sweet revenge for the Indignity of- j sered him. The blind man was with the utmost ;ea-.e led gently down the Incline to the pond, and before he realised where he was. he was up to his waist tn water and his tittle guide was rapidly As appearing In the distance. The blind man. fearful of taking a step, shrieked In nhrm; his cries soon brought him assistance, and he was led out and p'operly cared for. The thing was (tone In a moment of paaslon by a hot- j ’leaded child who had been needlessly, provoked, but the effect of It has beo*i j lu ting, and Mr. Macauley savs he l never sees a blind beegar lint he is 1 transported to that quiet mill pond, arirt In farev he sees the blind man bolding hie handl aloft and shrieking for asp’stance. and hU hand Instinct ively goes to bl* pocket Jn search of a dim*. Perry W. Watte of CiiteaEro is at the Planters. Masses will be held at tb* Saered ; Heart ehmeh at 7. 9 and 10: SO o’clock I this morning. j THU AUOTTBTA SUNDAY EBBALD thbytmank J A A \V CLARK Ap|HVilllloii cd by Hi# Operative* IU« f|r) Pmim § Iffftl Tint It l*ii _ ■ ilji i " #•«* ** t I* rrn * nt«tf *# 11- -—— MMt «k* l«. 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P«Hr Minima, John H«nrw. Arab tUWt, neom* W. Whltrbeart Jamaa Cartla. Otorita W. Vrrrtary. Ar.nla Winaon, Llule Verrtary, M. C, Irry, Ert Bta Platon, John Barret, Oaor*e Raynolrta, Ert Doolittle, Alloa Coatello, Alar Inglatt, Aloe Crook, Tom Daly. Jre Tmqii'ra, Clarouce Cartla, D. Dlokena, Carrie J:imea, Fannie Crosby. Mat Leonnrrt. Er.nnle Reynold* B. Reoae, Hattie Dlokena M, Blalook, D, Garwood. Doe I a Crook. Walter Jenkins, Robert Davis, M. Jcnk'na. May Hall, D. James, G. Da via. Annie Chew, A. \Val!. c\ Jomoa Costello, Charles Rollins. V. Rainwater, Ida Davis. Press vavanangh. Ab Diekens, F. Parker, Hy Cosi ahan, G. W. Parker, Fan Jenkins, ft. Wlll’ams, B. Williams. J. W. Fisher, Richard Collina, D. M. Johnson, Edward Dollar, Wm. Johnson, Frank Thomas, Mack Glome. Wm. Newsome* ■ IASSIONED TO ! THE PULPITS Pint Sermons to Ik tliird YlaPlftC MiilHWf* §•! 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On lat -to Arbnry rlsrrk Prufklsi 11 aM, Res. J. W O VMtM * * aa. Re*. A. 0. Ttasaaa *t, jtmes «Hm»mH—>ll a. aa.. Hast. M* R„ IMrary • p. M». Re*. B. • Broad Street church Res ft F, Fraaer. • A m . He*. J. E K«* sort Cartla eharrh—P ; aa < 'hlßA at II a as by Res. J. K. Saar. • A R*** Geo Gfiner. Pnyae lnstltvte-11 • ®. Re* H. S. Bradley • * aa, Res. W. F. Rob* iaaoa Trlalty C. M 15 fhtirrh —ll f. « . Dr. R. J, Blfbaat First Baptist church —II a. m . Res. C. E Doarmaa. 8 p. m.. Rev. W. p. Withaer. Bcrean Bantlat ehnrch -4 • m • Res. H. L, Embry, I p. » • tame. Kotlork Street church ~ 11 a m . Re* T. T. Warlirk. 8 p ra. Res. Fletcher Walton. Christian ehnrch—ll a. m . Rev. W. F. Glena. 8. p. Ml., Rev. J. B. Rob* blna. German Lutheran church U•• »•. Or R. V. Atklaoan. 8 p. m.. Res. Mr. j Betterton. I Enall-*h Lutheran church ll a. Re*. J. M. White. 8 p. m. Rev. ! Henry Eltla. TH tNKSaiVINQ PARTY. Tretty Entertainment By Mias Kath erine Summer?!!. Miss Kstb<*rlne Stimerau eompllmen- \ ted her little friends with a picnic on Thanksgiving day. Two wagons carried a merry parly of twenty-four to Cedar Villa, the summer home of the Sum erau’a, where an elaborate luncheon was served. Later tn the day. the par ty rode through camp, waving their Hags and singing “To Our Country We ll He True.” All returned home.vot ing It the happiest Thanksgiving 'lay they ever spent. M-s. A. Sibley and Mrs. R. L. Sullivan ehaDeroncd the party. Messrs. I. C. Levy & Co. The above Arm Is doing a splendid business, and their prices and goods are guaranteed. If you are a soldier they can fit you out In the most approved style. Their stock of clothing for this Is Immense and are guaranteed to lit as snugly as custom made goods, and at hair the price of same. The Messrs are popular gentlemen, and their statements can be relied on. Latest 'oveltlea. n fine leather goods, sterling silver novelties, canes, souvenirs etc., at the \uguatn Novelty Store, 814 Broad St. El. Evana, Stavs Harria, Jog Carmichael, Bob Morgan, Sam Walton, Tweed Griffin, Hy Thomas, Wm. Schneider. DURKINS CO. * DR HAD OLT Another Three Story Hut Ming to Uo Dp. tW (|)Ti rfl ~ fltt tt§B# N*» ll*As ftp TftMR PIMNMit M «*»*» 9m Wft*f, •• w&mm ■ HbftNMk •• HftP fttwat-fHI |'P*' * *** v**m 4*m ftiffTH ftft *•* m** 1 * " r# m+4 nipt m «M«ft TR* (Me n ■ tm reased the ,*<!*• •*■ ***•“ «g lMhh>i.o4«ert *8 *vmA» •*> •* * *•* msli f« mu tmmtn If t'Mgap r t.lt«gM tfrnm mi (gwita fb» |sar<4) AM )••* •►ra»-*g •* or* mr AUM sMiW «M fotteTlAtat.e AteUUMA TH* m • IMS** IM #«****»• sedeeßod ••• tMMrtl nmMlhl ttt*. •<« only If |k* prttwSgd fwlwh* ** t *** ■bmHL AM* by <»f Iknslhww the «•*»!»▼ srMt* >' •nsMtlc trad* M e, •tlaeeltf *^** horn| oedere •• h- »* •* mil) t«*«te HI OertA. *—**„ C,r *~ HH. FbwtAg. AJehwaaa gnA Vlef.nla. It* fgeiHHe* M*tMg *»tpl*. M •• **B ha* torn for aware than a yeas Aetna a earn •u**rahi* eapevt trade- TM* eampar*- ,nT » W *** week*, in aAAtuoa t» l«mt*t*ma *««• h*r far ih* grwmaeal t» tk* A»g ,; eta ramp ha* a»a» been hnrtt* engaged W» •uiplytaf Rarushtn. iln*afß's and ttlkar r*n>r* tksar ®*e ntiiltan f*el nr lumber hae thaa far hee» delivered, showing thrtr amp'e farldtkea for hand ling large rentmet* with dt*P«rh It ~ ;.f, that .beta are few m.Ba. It any. tn the Aoulh that e«*»ld have BlV ert an fwntnpGy ami ealtafa* lortlf ®f* Ur re «f sWe magnHnde. COSKERY & HUNTER. Big drives for purchasers this week. Nothing misre presented. Drive No. I, Children’s Jackets trom SI.LO to $3.50 f ach. Drive No. 2, Misses’ Jackets from $2.50 to $3 98 each. Drive No 3. Misses’ Jackets from $5 to $7.50 each Drive No. 4. Ladies* Jackets from $3 98 to $5 eacn Drive Nc. 5. Ladles’ Jackets from $7.50 to $lO each Drive No* 6. California Blankets $2 50 to $3 50 pair Drive No. 7. Ca'ifornia B ankets $5 00 to $7 50 pair Drive No. 8. Children’s ail wool Underwear 25c Drive No. 9, Children’s all wool Underwear 50c Drive No. 10, Ladies’ .Slk and Sat n Waists !$3.50 each Drive No. 11, Ladies’ Skirts ha f price Drive No. 12, Large as sortment Silks 85c yard Drive No. 13. Colored Dress Goods at 25c Drive No. 14. Colored Dr ss Goods at 35c Drive No- 15. Colored Dress Goods at 50c ‘OSKERY & HUNTER 4 f*Gabg Holm** and T. D. Darlington —feprasgntlng H. Haines & Co., tobacco m*n df Winston —are at the Planters. 4 «... *■*■ ' .GOOD 1 i WOOD. | t**f\ §mmi (Nlkf m*4i tmm Mkdft MRfttft ill 4 [ ftftUMkt ■* ** ftftft * «4R «Mft4 ' A* flkrta R m * toll* ft *»•«* tKkvcMft pmmo*f Ai pntm thmtty* I m l> jamk 1 CHAV f Ofcrv ttftftpf ! £i Luqti.sluljtiniber^ ( U»>g. (7 | B(gut »»ftiigß. 1 | MASS MEETING AT LANGLEY Hft |Tiftnß>t ft#» iMftt if? H I* fv, ft fT|iiiiirTrt. 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F . S . InnU of Char lesion U IB tb* f “/; E Hart. Jr., of Edgefield U«n %To. 8. P»‘ton ha* returned to S \v° n p. Grlgg. Of Athen. t. at the A A n T ß uruer of Boston L at th. *TT "Matthew, of Boston I. at the A, KW Of Savannah U at the of St. Lout. D at «h. Plant«r* Fu, c h„ of Waynesboro it tn th H C 'w Boettcher of Cincinnati 1. at Alexander ha. returned fr M"s D B n Boones has returned from Th Mr a “ , John Barnes of Thomson was lh l ° M n r re H e T. y 'Rhode, t. back from Cr# S. rd Jennie Carroll ha. returned Tj' Mye‘s of Middletown. N.Y.. 1. a V h D A Bu n c‘trßh.m of Michigan is at th * suScker of Baltimore is at the A H nß J on pearaon of Gnlncavilie I. a* the Arlington. v . w v o rk F Lexas and W. Crane of New Torn .r. at the Arlington. Mr* 'V. M. Robin ron returned from Covington !;e,t*rday. Mr* J Frank Al.cn 1. vmu.ub ! ,r York ar F at L h Dal*r.tiA W. W. Davi. of New York are at the Planters. I* M-a J P- McCord is spending a fr-w Aavs with friends at Carey. Ga. L C Matthews, auditor of the Cen tral'of Georgia railway, Is at the Plan ptreifer of New York i- at the * I The Opcratlven (kvidc to Stay Out. Tin He* its V|t He’A tntftfij IfHftM IN Ml ltd* *o# •If tin aM l*ftl AiftM t aaa •*«*} Tift »a t*a Had la Wntk. [ 4 9#14 ra**4 |4ra BfHltffti# ai4 ra#fft #*. 44 Ift 44% 0 H '•?>»# ftaigftt inti lift# iMNAft **#9 atrraft# 4f# #### i«#*»raf fti 14# mmtm #%**•!« I 8 #4 4 94* »'fra ft I* ft# Ml tjHß4*#f *■«#• j i *#444-/* 1414 Hf 04i40H . ‘ T4»f 00*9 [ jiff###l |rara*f4 f#i as 14* ft-fMfildftft# | • lift 4raftft om* afti #4 14ft %j*mo** raatlL i #•> ft t- .a ft- o*o mm 1 1'Vftft'ftti ft ft*- f*m» t»*i»*l«<. Mr. T. w MM*,?** »-'«tg»d fft«i4 tigg tft o**o 9*T*#ifftnit m t 8# ##fftf * | *ftgf #%it 4 •# t 4jn» % o*mst*om*m m* 9, I m ||g 4*18*4, C. F i-urarararrar #44 O. Cl. [ fcttfi *"jl 4sai4 ftratft »•* tik«ra <ra • f rupoftl [ 14'i> §ra 0m lift r 4 #| 14# #%ft« fart# %•,. 4raf I t4ra o*riftlc# ftti ftaNift «#•«»###• I *gsiiwrt gwtttg hg«k j Tltr.r .Mrft *r* trey* fltlflSWul. 'They declare they nr* iwt • uag hartl tu w*rk nt cut pnr*. “ Th* aperntlvm M Augurta at* .nit firm Organtsatteu la being est- t*d I dairy—gaivtly and aril bout beaggudo -1 rtn. Th*r ar* determined. They *r» I demeaning tfcemwrtee* tn a tnannee tbat t* winning In tbem tke euppnrt and S» r*«g*h H every fa*r ftKMH and *v | rry luieretM. - The rnmmtttee that la la caß an the : mill preetdent will meat the prr-§- jHI at* Monday. Aa rrp'-rtem und-r --.mod tt "kt* la a font mil tee of mer chant* *r. j owner* as p*» perty »n the 1 mill aartion and not <f mitt worber* | It ta *tated that th* rat i* will rtn* ith>ir belt* tomorrtMe morning, giving ' mvUntt n to th* ©petwUve* to ga back to work. e ni, rs the very beet and mm •kill ed eyerattve* are leaving Augusta, hiving nerured poaltVne eine* b* re. Thl* evodne I* much larger and murk mere •ignitLant than l» generally sup posed ■ Mr. Crenflll elate, that Langley op erative* ar* now offered 80 rent. n». i Auction per .Clement on house#, but ha, the offer Is not accepted. 1 Planters. He think* of locntin* in Au * nr Horton Chadwick, a prominent jcl'lien of Washington. D. C., is at tha Planters. Mir. Clinton MrMHlen and Miss Belle MrMlllen of Harlem spent yes terday in the city. ACJutant A. R Joyce, who was sta tioned here with th? Tenth lmmunes. now camped at Maeon, is at the Ar lington. _ , . Judge Claiborne Snead of Columbia county arrived in the city last night. Jas. D. Dunnlngham of Baltimore la a guest st the P anters. Mr. Geo. P. Baldwin, representing the Baldwin Newspaper syndicate of New Yo k and Chicago, is at th? P an j t Pnl Mr Baldwin is a clever gentle man and a great traveler, hi. business taking him across the water twice a year Hj has just returned Com a trip Ito California and say. he will sail In a few weeks for Pari*, which U bis European headQtiarters. AT 3:30 O’CLOCK. Rev. You?* J. Allen Will Speak at Y. M. C. 9 . The Young Men's Christian associa tion will offer a rare attraction to tbs men of the city this afternoon at 3:39 o'clock, In the shape of an add ese by Rev. Dr. Young J. Allen, the well known and schola: !y missionary. He is one of the greatest scholars of this country and his addresses are masterly efforts. The men of the city cannot afford to miss this address, as it will be some thing unusual. The singing will be good, and will be led by Dr. Geach, who Is an excellent leader. All men invited and a special invitation is ex tended to the so’.diera to be present. Mr. Geach will give the boys an illus trated talk at five o’clock, and It should be heard by every boy In vM eity. To the Soldier* COTS AND MATTRESS®* THOM AS & BARTON. . i ” '