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COLUMBUS, GSORGIA, TUESDAY M0R3DTG, AUGUST L3 1S>9.
NOTHING STIRS UP
BUSINESS SO WELL AS
LOU PBICES!
TL.u’s me reason we have been so busy during the
usually dull month of July. The month of August
must be equally as prosperous a one. if not better.
we have out the kni'e into prices, and
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
deep.
Prices Fairly Cut in Two.
sewher*
red s'
will ,ouv as mi
v Hats to be soi<
our store as sl.ou
“esr .
Buy An Elegant Hat,
o and sl.i u.
odd Knee Pants for bo? s. age
ces hav- been reduced to oO.
• are dosing prices and goods
‘Ji.M.I Odd Pairs Men's Pants
tUdAC - L .U ch
e a price, we will try and meet your
r anxious to reduce our stock and
aeet the ernergencv. Cali ear.'v.
(liaiieellor h Pearce
DON'T FORGET
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September 3. we will open one
i? me Shoes to oe found in
rnis bkown-*5E42CjlKD iulixir.
iovv k Broken Down Man Win Rejuveu-
— Jl Physician s Bemarkuiiie Story.
s / r Louts. Aair’iat 12.—A Tery datisrac-
A:ry zeat jf r he acu fi&moua eiimr of life,
iti liaeovereti oy M. 3rown-{5e<;uard.
mice ay Dr. tieorge A. Ureas .ret 'A-sdnes-
iay. me subject being Ned Traner. of
Carondeiet. i nan forty or forty-five years
:id. whom iissibarton :a said to aav<* :e-
.::ate<i o i remarkable decree.
He use uua i mronic affection. wmcd
necessitated in operation, and Dr. Arson
tail Ir. Facer. :wo weii known surgeons,
vers ca.rau aeon tc perform :ae opera
tion. The mua was so weak tnac it was
necessary to give aim some tame to place
:..a a jondiiiun to stand ine knife. Dr.
Arena ieterimned to try tne eiizir. Une
:ac remit in unmai tnac is very tenacious
:f are. ne resoived to secure cue elixir
from me body of i member of tne feiine
;r:ne. rut via disappointed in securing
:ne. mu it "ne ust mument prneursa u
7 rang ruppy loout ten montna nd.
Due procesB of preparation n very sim-
ne. After ne rebalance nad been tnor-
.ugir; maeeratau rne-baif runce of water
v as uiaed and tne mass tnea filtered,
rwo iraenms via men injected men tne
patient's irm.
n« was ne icccunc ia a -snorter learn
,r. with the further assertion mac tne
work or me aiixir nad reen wonderful .a
ua mvigoracing : deers. Resolving to .earn
more it me case. tue_ newspaper reoreseu-
tailed m Dr Arena it ms bffice and
isxed mm aunut :t.
Dbe ioccor reiatcd me story of the treat-
menc suoatantiaily as me reporter nad
neard X.
•'■Vfiat eifect nad tne eiixir on the pa
rent—dix t mange ma j- :or. expression
ind activity to my extent?” iskea me re-
■ V .s .a i very marked extent. When
le returned ro me office me neat day. ae
-an: ne :eit leiiertuan .or years, ana but
n.r i unie foot tnac it will take time
ma i lumeons mire to jure fie said fie
believed that, ne could start out ana wa*k
» .ong aistance."
- A.-eos will 10 0IV me mixture igaiu
m a levv lava, anti ae. aa weal aa ms
medicai bretiiren, will warn a me case
v.m interest. In conversation w-.ta cue
er _ r. Arabs said me meaicai pro
fession. with a few exceptions among
tno.se wno try ro raugh down everytu.ag
new iad aoout -easta to seed' at M.
Brawn-Bequard. ana was wtiling nuw to
give ne ei:x:r a fair Era..
•Do you think, doctor.’’ asitsd me re
porter. •mat mere a a possibility of
scientific discoveries tnat will ever enable
pu '■ncians to prolong lire .ndedniseiy ?’’_
“I mink that where Caere s no manuiy
and debility re suits simpiv from wasting
away, is a old age. there may be some
thing n the tueorv tnat the enxir. the pc-
tency of wmea M. Brown-deauard ma.ms
to nave discoverea. will rejuvenate me
patient wonderfully. As to : la prolonging
fife indefinitely, no one can answer mat.
for tne aiscovery is scarcely more man a
montn aiu. I am willing to say one tning,
ana mat is. mat I believe tne time naa
reread • irn-ed wnen me medium profes
sion must quit laughing at XL Brawn-re-
mard and ms bretensiuna. If the eiixir
troves o je simply a powerfn: stimulant
and Harmless witna*. it wiii enter into
general ase.”
•Is there any choice m isecuring am-
ma.s?"
•I mink so: for instance, a cat or a
guinea pig fias more vitality man a rabbit
and I saouid prefer eitner of tne two for
mer to the .atter. I turnk a.so taose ani-
ma.s nut suoject to niseases which the nu-
man iesn a ueir. would be better for the
purpose. Yiu migat say. since you wane
a.I the tacts m connection witn my appii-
canon of the elixir, that I used none of the
tioou from the spermatic cnord as naa
teen lsuaily done in macerating mo com
pound, and I am satisfied with my experi
mentD’
Acbtt.~. Am., August Ifi.—The Brown-
tt-mara mixir was tried nere this arter-
lunu. me nanenta being Dr. Peter Colison.
cr many years a victim of rheumatic gout,
Ifiomas Bratton, of Codeev.ile. A.a.
im.eteu witn liver trouble. Dr. Coilson
prepared tne eiixir ana a brother physi-
■* an Djected it in his arm. Two hours
a ' er - T -en mestionea about tne results.
saia:
4 ' a;n certain I feei better. l£y joint3
^' 110re mppie and the blood is circulat- ‘
i i ,<Ut U " ou ^ n - 11 ? legs, and you can see I am
‘D, ^taaa ap without crutches."
Die if-esuleiinai l?arty
ELi..swcp.th. file.. August 12.—Preside at
2arnsca. vecretnr" or ftate Eiaine. and
Mrs. 3ia.ne. secretary Tracy, of me navy,
•and Mrs. Aiimerding Private iecrecary
3aiford. Mr. a^d airs. Henry Caoot Lodge,
Yaiker Biaine. Miss Blame. Lieutenant
and Mrs. JIrson. Major ana Mrs. Pa.mer
Chas. T. Howe. Mr. and Mrs. Greene, ana
Mr. and Mrs J.a • ire cue guests of Senator
Hale, with wncm tnej will line tc lay
and stop over to-night, a riue over me
country will constitute 'ne principal fea
ture of Che day's enjoyment.
PanTSAIOCTH. N. H.. Aagust- 12.—A tele
gram vis reeeivea nere tc lay stating mat
President Harr’scn would leave Portiana
at 5:15 o'clock Wednesday afternoon oy a
specim train, and is expected to arrive
nere at b:±5 a. m.. where a brief stop will
be maae pending a onange of cars from me
eastern division of Boston and Marne to
tne Concora and Pormmouta railroad.
An of :r r ro nave the presiaenr stop over
mgne here would nave been made but for
ms previous engagement witn Governor
Cheney. At Mancuester tne president
will receive "ne customary sa.ute from tne
battery at me navy yarn, and a reception
will be tenaered aim at the station by tne
citmens.
alia worth, ile.. August 12.—Those of
tne party wno will return to Bar Earner
after iunch fms afternoon include Mr. and
Mrs. Palmer. Mr. Augustus Jay, secretary
of .egauon at Pans, and wife, Mrs. -haries
Howe. Mr. A. 5. Gurnee, ana Lieutenant
and Mrs. Mason. Before leaving Bar Har
bor tne president recei-ed the" mayor of
Providence. R. I.. and two uner gent.e-
men of mat city, wno extended to aim an
nvitation to lay me corner scone or' tne
Christian association bui ding in Provi
dence. The president will be in Bar Har
bor to morrow in time for uneneon. and
wiii .cave mere . adnesday morning for
Eatn. Maine, md New Hamnsmre. On
Tfiursdav morning ne will visit Concord,
and after i reception there by tne gov
ernor ana legislature, ae wiii begin a.s re
turn 'flu to 'Yasu.ngton. leaving at A50 n
me afternoon. His route will not carry
mm througn Boston.
^Concohd, N. H.. Aagust 12.—President
varnson wiii oe met at Mancuester
Thursday forenoon by i committee of tne
egisiature and esccrmd to Concord, arriv-
ng lere in i specia. at 11:20 b'ciock. Gov-
srnor Goodeil will welcome film an behalf
•if the state at tne state house. Afterwards
~ne president will go to representative na.i
ana :e ntr-;auced :o me joint committee
or the legislature. This will be followed
by * presentation ta tne cubiic from the
ba.eon - ir -ne capitoi. a visit to tne gov-
ernmeut building, and .uncu at tne Bogie
v n<-:. The presiaentia. party w”: - An
.eu *e for Fail River ac 2::50 Vciocii
:en
Pai)CEEDt>’<i!> OF THE -E>: HE AND
HOCvE lEiTERDlY.
5tr. »ueis<m : s Standing Keselmion Oiscuss-
e«l—The Scare Koail Lease Bill Cornea
ap Again :n the House—Otb-.r
Business Transacted.
Atlanta. August 12.—In. the senate this
morning Mr. Bartlett proposed a bill to
maae judgments against railroads for in
juries to person of property superior to ail
liens or fines against such roaas except
tax ana .aocr liens.
A.so. a bill to amend the act creating
the board of county commissioners of
Bibo, so as to p ay its memoers 52C0 a vear
nsteaa of 02 a nay.
A joint resolution oxtered by Mr. Foster
arranging for a committee to inquire into
me best plan for numbering and otnerwiBe
designating the rooms of me new capitoi.
went to tne committee on puoiic prop
erty.
A measure was proposed by Senator
Strotner to discourage the saie of fertil
izers under a multiplicity of names. He
proposes to suojett those fertilizers whicn,
after navmg been inspected are put upon
tne marxet as a new irand. co reinspec-
tion ac a cost of r2 30.
Senator Gibson was. oy resolution, made
a member of tne committee m journals.
A biil was passed prouibiting ismng in
Linton's _ake ana Bheidon s pena. in
Thomas county:
M-Hc. the biil to incorporate the Kncx-
viiie extension of tne Daaionega ana Au
gusta raiiroaa. and a oiii to require voters
to register in Fierce county.
IN THE HOUSE.
In ine nouse mis morning. Mr. Enelson,
of Meriwecner of course introduced u:3
standing resolution by way of a send oif.
This time, however, it was in a new and
original form. The memoer no .oeger
asms me nuir-e to ~cce to suspend tneir
pa ■ wnenever they aosen: themseives
from tne cnamber. but ae now demands
to xnow aow they dared do otherwise
vfieu ae .ast offered tne proposition.
To-day’s resolution reads as follows:
1 That me tax- oayers of eacn county are
uereby requested to demand of tneir rep
resentatives to snow cause why they did
not vote "or the ineison resolution restrict
ing me bay of memoers to tne nme tney
are in session.''
Mr. ineison annexed tne Atlanta Ccn-
stiracion for giggling at his serious propo-
sition.
Mr. McDona.d. of Ware. ia:d me gen
tleman from ileriwetner snou.d be con
sistent. He naa attempted to curtail the
daily session oy one miur. the effect if
wmen wouni be to ncrease ms aour:v pay
from *1.J0 to ;I J3-. He considered tne
resolution an tusuit to tne good sense or
tne ncuse.
Mr. Lewis, of Hancock, suggested tnat
more time nad been lost by useiess discus
sions in post such resolutions than by a.i
tne leaves of absence the noose nad ever
granted.
Mr. Beil, of Forsyth, alluding tc XIr.
Bneison's resolution, said tnac me mem
bers nad learned to expect this dose every
Monday morning, out tnat ike ad other
loses administered by him. it would not
go down.
It is useiess to state that the he use did
lot insist on reouxmg itself as -equested.
our instead tabled tne reproachful resolu
tion.
The two fallowing bills passed:
To incorporate me Latontcr and Maenen
raiiroaa.
T j incorporate the Vienna bank.
The specim order was next taken up—
the interminable .ease question.
Mr. Jcanscn. of Campoeii. cook the ioor
ana resumed me discussion on tne Rankin
imenumenr.. Che stave at Georgia cou.d
not. ne saia. afford to oe ad just :o the les
sees. They find ceen goca tenants and
oerfermed meir contract. The property
aau been greatly improved by tnem. The
service of tne road bad been better_ chan
tnac or any railroad in Georgia. Ae be
lieved the lessees entitled to *750.000 for
betterments. The nouse commissioners
aad admitted mat members aad leen ex
creme in their views. They either wanted
to give too muen or too little to the .es-
sees. Wisdom directed, he thought, a
middle coarse. The betterments mast be
settled for. no matter if they did sicken
the state treasury.
Mr. Beil, af F i raven, said ae was pledged
to oppose me betterments ciaim. Ae
rhougnt me state snouia lock to tne orig
inal contract—-mac was. tne law or tne
care. The state was not lianie for better
ments under mat eencraec. Bo muca iad
been admitted by tne road's attorney. He
arged the application of tne _a v of tenant
and anaiora to the case. Ae oeiieved the
surplus roiling stock belonged to me
.essees. aad must stop snort of tne ex
creme view if Mr. Alii, or Meriwether.
He considered me Ranxia amendment an
imputation on me aonesty ana intelligence
of tile nouse.
Mr. Ranxin. or Gordon, ipexe in favor
of ms amendment. The questions involved
snouid oe .coxed at from a ousmes stand
point. The idea ir am amendment was to
prevent litigation witn tne present or me
incoming .essees m the future. Tne mira
section of tne bill gaar-inroed to me in-
joming .essees mi me improvements maae
oy Benator Brown a company Pile noaor
of me state must be apneia. Wfio coaid
judge vnac was narara. wear and tear?
Noooriy out tne present lessees, suppose
me L uisviiie ana Nasnviilt shod.a say
to tne .egisiature at me expiration
of the present .ease: •Gentlemen,
tne roiling stock is out of your
iiiiLci. and Wtt oreier piiym2 tor il cj r
turning it." Waat would ine.; be me con
dition or' cue lessors? They would be
oenged to nut meir lands n meir pocxeis
to buy roiling stoex for the new le.-sets.
There w -re no betterments, ne .uaimeu. m
me amendment. It was to ere." i dear
and aouoraa.c adjustment of me .essees'
cia.m.
In conclusion. Mr. Ranxm sain; "Ap
point i committee. Let them confer witn
tne .essees ana report ro as. n s mast
trust to mat committee to arrive at a just
settlement. '
Before Mr. Ranxm nad concluded, tne
nouse. alter passing a few unimporvanc
oca. mils, adjourned.
General Buuianuar's trial.
FaHIS. Aagust 12.—The senate court to
day resoivea nseix mto a egisiatove ouam-
oer. and on me advice of M. Deveile. raisea
me question or me court s comoetencv to
try Genera* Boulanger. The ‘president
of the senate will request me memoers to
piedge themseives to secrecv reau-uing
*he proceedings. Members of the rigat re
fused :o give ‘ne pledge of lecrecv In ae
ground mat as me mdictmeut nad been
widely puDiisnea. they nad me mgne to
puniiciy express their opinion on me case.
The rigat moved tnat tne court was m-
comjMkent to try Genera* 3ouianger be
cause tne allegation in the indictment did
not constitute treason. The motion was
rejectee oy a voce of 212 to dl. The ngne
met aad lec.ded to taxe no further part n
the proceedings.
Alien Indicted.
New Yore. August 12.—The grand jury
this afternoon presented to the court of
generri sessions two indictments against
Bben B. AAen, president of me Forty
second street and Grand street Ferry
Railroad Company, charging uitu witn .
forgeries.
The indictments are for forgery m the
first degree and issuing forged paper.
Alien is anxious to plead guilty, but as me
aw stands ne must be tried on the first
count His attorney is considering the ac
ceptance of the plea ot guilty on the
second count. The spurious stock issued
is a trade aver 1000 shares.
Then.
moving nis toes up and down, he
in.u 131 ifc wae tde first time he had been
al-.- 10 :? 0 in twelve muntas.
-.nr,Al* reoorted no caange in his
oonaition.
Weatber Probabilities.
Wahhingtqn,Aagust 12.—Indications for
(Georgia: Showers, stationary tempera
ture. exceot warmer in the extreme norm-
era portions, scutnerniy winds. For Ma
nama: L.i-cai showers, stationary temper
ature. easterly winds.
nr*. Haybrick’s Case.
London. August 12.—Mr. Lincoin.
United States Minister, and many mem
bers of me American coiony in Lbndon.
have signed me petition for the reprieve
of Mrs. Maynricx.
EXCITEMENT IN ATLANTA
Tlie Past Office Triable Comes Near Caus
ing i Race War.
Atlanta. Ga.. August 12.—[Special —
Serious "roua*e was tureaceuea to-aignc
between me wmtes and negroes, nut it
did not come off. The negroes have
mreateneu to get even lor tne effigy :ur._-
-ng f _ewis ana Buck, anaproposeiito-
mgne to burn Lyons, me ex superintend-
end of tne registry deoartment. and Uia
aaugater, me young Hdy wno was in me
iffice wnea the negro was put in. Wnen
-t wos .earned mis evening tnat mey aad
actua-.v preuarsc me figures and intended
to carry out tne nr eat. mere was aa ud-
rising over me citv. Ail me notice were
caned out. me military compaaieH went"to
their armories ana tncusanas if wnltes
crowded upon tne streets, manv armed
wim pistois. nfies and suotguns. ’ The ne
groes aoanaoned meir pians ana iisap-
peared. It was mte oefdre cue excite
ment subsided aad the crowd iisDersed,
and then only after me governor came
down town ana advisea tne pecpie to go
name. The muQie a over for me mgnt.
but is sthi feared.
WaSHZNGTiN. August 12.—The Star this
evening prints the folio wing: ‘ Postmaster
Lewis, at Atlanta, nas not mougnt me
trauoie aver me aopointment of tne col
ored man in nis office af sufficient conse-
auence to maxs a report to me post office
ueoartment. Acting Postmaster Genera*
Clarssaa said to-day. newever. tnat
ae understood me coiored man was
certified by tne cxvii service tom-
mASion co Postmaster _Lewis. and
ne nad to appomm im. Ear mmseif.
he mougnt -c nupoiitic to appoint a col
ored man to worx alongside of a wmte
woman. Wnat action, if any. wou*u be
taxan in tne matter ne did not inornate.
slogger Sullivan's Trial.
Chicago. August 12.—A specia* from
New Orleans savs: John L. Bu.nvan left
pass Christian Saturday morning for Look
out. wnere ne spent the bay. He toox me
early train yesterday in company with
Bud Eenaud and Mott Clune. ana upon ir-
rivai was driven ua town and remained
during me day. Later he took the tram
for Purvis, arriving mere about d o'clock.
Mott Clune. Bud Rvnaua ana several
others accompaniea Bmiivan to Purv*a.
wnere a special term of court opened to
day to try the pugilist.
Joan Fitzpatrick wiii also go up to-day
to stand trial for refereeing the dgnt.
Sheriff Cowart fias a*resdy drawn tne
grand and petit jurors, so mere will be no
delay in tne criai. Tne accused feeis
semewfiat disconcerted, as me law pre
scribes fine or imprisonment, or both, at
me discretion of the court, and the gen
eral mcression is that the principa.s at
ieast wiii have to serve tne maxtmiin term
of imDrisonment.
Ptrvis, Miss.. Aagust 12.—Judge Terrell
opened the special term of me circuit
court this morning at 10 o'clock. Buili-
i*an. Referee Fitzpatrick. Bud Renaua.
Captain Tom Jemisdn, Charles Rich. Su
perintendent F. L. Tyler, of the Queen
ind Cresent road. Harry Smitn ana Gil
berts, the latter three being Ricn's em-
oioyes. were present in the court, ready
for trial. Superintendent Ricnard Carroll,
of the Queen and Cresent. and Pat Duffy
were absent.
The grand jury having been sworn, were
charged :y Judge Terreii on tne law of
or.ze fighting, and assault and battery.
The grand jurors then retired for consul
tation. Tne entire party are in good
spirits, out amsESus tnat the case snail
be concluded as soon as possible. Hiatrict-
Attorney Neville is in attendance, son-
ducting the prosecution.
BOTH SHOT TO HILL
Saratoga Races.
SaraTcga. Aagust 12.—The weatner
cioudy. and track in good eoncutica.
First race—Five aad a naif fariongs
Lynn won. Reaiight second, Laxeview
mird. Time 1:101.
Second race—Five and a aatf fariongs:
Vermont won. Objection second. Caritau
third. Time BIO*.
Third race—Mule and a sixteenth : Jim
Clare won. Haa B second, veneicn tnird.
Time 1:51 j.
Fourth race—Five and a naif fariongs
Mr. Pelham wen. Contour second. Little
Cre e third. Time l:10j.
Fifth race—One mi.e Braadaiette won.
L.acv Eempatii second. Toicniigat tinrd.
Time 1.13 *
'• ttin race—Mile and seventy yaris rat
isfactico won. J-vomast second. il.rtL
third. Time lATp.
Favoring Cotton Tagging
New York, August 12.—A ecnrerence
was acid :n *ne cotton =xcn*inge to-day
bet v ; ea the commissioners of tne southern
states a-a a special committee of me Ne w
Yurx cotton exunange. Due resu.t was
tne appomrmen: if menry Hentz. C. D
Miilvr. James Messner. Then B. Price. M.
i±. Lenmaa. R. iVoifenden and R. EL
Roundtree as a committee to iraft resolu
tions to be submitted to tne Liveroooi
cotton excuange :h.mi**g mu ist or c..t:cn
lagging, in whicn to wrap cotton instead
of jute. The soutnern commission was
composed of J. B. Henderson_or' crecrgia.
Joan C. Cheney of A.aoama. D. M. Hood
of Tennessee, and A. P. Bauer of Bouth
Carolina.
Turkey and Greece.
London. August 12 —A dispatea to tne
r-xcaange T.-icgram Company :nm Con
stant: ::oo,e. says it is semi-official*y stated
tnat the suitan aas notified Greece mat ae
will consider an attempt oy mat country
to land troops cr incite rebellion in Crete
as causus neiii None jz tne powers, tne
teiegratn states, will supporqme aggressive
policy of M. Trieoupis. Grecian prime
minister. The grand vizier of Tursey
ciiarges mat Greece is fermenting riots :n
Morastir aad Retnymo.
Martin Burke Identified.
Chicago. August 12.—Martin Burke, the
Cronin suspect, was to-day identified by
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton, owners of tne cot
tage in whicn Dr. Cronin was murdered as
tne man wno rented it mom them, giving
me name of '‘Frank Williams."
Bmiiang ar in Di-g'llse.
Paris. August 12.—A letter written by
Coi. Chevereton. cnief of staff of the Thir-
taemm army corps, wnicn is puuusned to
day. states mar he saw Genera* Bouiaager
at Clermont Ferraaa an tne 'lay it a
a*legea ae visited Paris in disguise.
Mrs. Muyb ;ck to Haag. August iti.
Lttekpool. August 12.—Monday. Au
gust 26. nas been fixed noon os me iay tor
the execution of airs. Maybncx. wno was
last veex convicted of poisoning her hus
band.
A Village Destroyed oy Fire.
Berlin. August 12.—Fire broke out Sat
ur-iay m Baonemsburg, WMaecx. and
burned until to-day. The village was en
tirely destroyed.
DUEL 3ETWEEN W ELIA AMBON
AND CALHOUN
-‘BLUE LIGHT ELDER. '
Peculiar CliaracTerurtics of Geu. ‘Stone-
irail” -Jackson.
•‘I itn just in from Lexington, where I
have been attending tne annual com
mencement of tne Virginia Military Insti
tute.’’ The sneaker was Governor Fitz
hush Lee. ‘Yes. -Stonewall' Jackson was
ince a professor at me institute and the
atter is still redoieut of his eccentricities.
I knew mm well, and ne was me last
man you would nave picxed out of
i crowd of military men. not knowing
who ne was. as possessing wonderful
energy, endurance and ezc.ecut.v* ability.
•‘It waaorny in the neat of action mat
these characteristics darned out. At otner
times ae was duii, uncommunicative and
apathetic. In tne parlance of the day he
was a 'cranx' in many taings. but a ter
ribly earnest one. When a professor at
tne institute ne was me butt of the stu
dents' jokes. Ye3. ne was very religious.
He was_xnown in tne army as the'B*ue
Light Elder.’ Gan. J. R. Jones was nis
classmate at West Point, and was noted
far u:s promnity One lay. in the battle
of Chanceilorsviile. some mules attached
to our ammunition wagon got stalled.'
and finally got balky under tne lash.
Jaexacn was making on when Jones rode
ap. The latter took in the situation at a
g:ance.
• See nere. Jacksou D he shouted, let
me cuss 'em.' Jacxson smiled, but de
murred by suaxiug a:s head. While Lee's
army was crossing me Potomac into
Maryland, some of tne mu.e teams re-
fuseu to leave the water. Colonei Har
mon. Jackson s quartermaster, rode into
;Ue water, aad poured volley after volley
of curses and .asnes on the mules, and got
tnem to moving again. Jackson sat on
his old sorreii. raxing it ail in. Harmon,
on percei—ng aim. quickly rode up vita
me apology :
“ T beg jmur pardon, general, but cusses
and blows are the m.y .anguage that a
mute understands.'
•Jackson ,ies ouned in tne little grave
yard at Lcxiugtcn beside u.s first wife, wno
was t sister if Margaret Preston, poetess
and essayist. A simple headstone marks
the grave of one if me moat remarxame
cnaracters me war produced in me south.’’
—Memphis Ava*anche.
NEW EURS -iota MARKET.
Experiment Station- Appropriations.
Washington. August 12.—First Comp
troller Mat: neWc nos decided that me
appropriation of HSOO.JOO made by ne act
of congress of Marca 2. 1359. for agricul
tural sxperime.ut stations, can le i=eu for
me benefit only of forty stations, for
wnicn estimates wore made, namely *15.-
OOOeacn for stations in eaea of tne thirty-
eign: states, in tne territory of Dakota
and tne agricultural -ieoartmenr. and tnat
no part of the aoprooriation can ie used :n
tne estaoiisnment of such stations n any
of tne territories witn me exception or'
Daxbta. mac being me iniv one included
:n ne estimates upon wn.cn tne appropri
ation was based.
Commit Tint suicide.
Winchester. Va.. August 12.—Dr. J. B.
Vortaam. a prammeac citizen, committed
suicide to-iay p- snooting u.myeif taronga
the head. The bail went in tne right tem-
pie. .odging under me sx:a of me .eft. ns
attended cnarvn last night, ana was round
in nis room at 5 o'ciocx this afternoon, in
led. undressed, wim a pistoi in u:s naad.
The act s sunoosed to iave i-sa ccinm.t-
ted between 12 and 1 o'ciocx mis morning,
ne was a native of HuutsviUe. A.a. He
vaa surgeon :n me coaiederace army, and
remained nere after tne war. His wife
died several years ago. He .eaves a daugu-
ter eignceen years of age. A coroner's m-
lUest was deemed unnecessarv.
Extent of Busiuess Done il Listed and Ua-
usted stocks yesterday.
New York. August 12.—There was
umy a quiet business in tne stock market
to-uay. but aea.ings vers marked by
many features, and wane eonsiueraoie
irregularity existed among joecititi s. tne
genera, -ist stii. continued to present tne
same strong to irm front wnicn it nas me
bast weex.
London arices this morning were
macena**y n.gner man our figures of Sat
urday aiiernoon. aad neavy buying oi
foreign orders were reported in tne fore
noon. while during tne dav there was
■iciisiderabie bull manipulation. Western
operators anu ioca* professionals ec*d
stocks, but except in new Big F mr
aad Chesapeake and .mo. mere was iittie
imoression made upon -aiues. Sugar trust
became weak an me injunction apoiied
for bv tne receiver of me North River
Sugar Refining Company, but me Loss v:
mace up before me ciose of business.
Realizing in 3ig Four was very marked,
and Chesapeake and Ouio fouowed m be
uind. leing more prominent m uea.inga
man usuai of .ate. Gome stocks became
me most prominent, and me itory mac
Mr. Gouid ws' ; under me market at pres
ent received some credence, though me
lame riling vis sa*d if Vanderbilt stock.
The roads that were -diked of as .ikeiy to
come into me Big Sour combination were
ail siieciaiiy strong, and Wneeiing
ana ‘ Laxe Erie- Lake Erie
and Western. anu Chicago and
East Illinois ad maae handsome gains.
Wacasu preferred, however, was oue of
me most prominent features, becoming
unusually active and made a decided gam.
Grangers were ail strong on me recent
mowing ar eamings. out coil stacks were
mite negiecred, with me exception of
Reading, whicn gamed heavy. First nr’ces
in me genera* list showed advances iver
fiararday ; 3 prices, extending to gc. out aa
real.zing in Big Four and Chesapeake and
Omo. checked tne unward movement,
itna,l progress was made until noon, sugar
-rust in me meantime becoming ex
tremely weak. waosm preferred
eau me no ward movement, oat was
soon joined *•' others- ana Chicago and
Z -st Illinois. Rccx Island. Louisville and
Nashville, Laxe mrie and Western. Ca
nadian Pacific and otners scored handsome
ld-aaces. The recovery n sugar trust was
a.so very marked :n tne .ast hour. The
market ciosec quiet out strong, ana gener
i .y ciose to me r«st prices. Ba*es of
st-ok iggregated 196.00U shares. Fina*
:un g*-s were genera-y n tue Erection of
u.gu -r prices, and Chmago md Exstem
Illinois rose 5c. preferred 3.jj. Canada
Pac.fic l ; c. Waoasn l*c. oreferred l;c ana
R ox 1-.and and Louisviue and Nasuv:..e
l.-c sacu. Big Fbur common .ost lie.
Chicago market.
5p*M;ulari«»n n ii
Frovxrtiou HarKer
Gr i.ii
Ceicagc. August 12. — The market
ooeuea active, at an advance iver Satur
day's ciasmg ii ;c. the strengm being due
to me valued estimate of two points m me
condition of the soring wneat croo by me
Wasu.ngton bureau. This estimate justi
fies me expectation of a iota* crop of iS9.-
5UO.JOO :o t93.OCO.iOO ousneis. Additiona.
strengm wa= given to me market by buii-
,sa early caDies, pumic and prva.e. From
771c at' the start for Decemoer wneat.
mere was _mpr .vement to “1 to lc. wim
me bulk of tracing for tne first nour
around ’ to Be. A: .. ;c a promi
nent .ocai apera.or soid luite a .ine.
The demand came principal*,/ from.snurts.
wno covered freeiy. Waea tne estimates
uf to-day's receipts were announced, tne
market took an additiona* strengm ana
Decemoer bulged to "S^c. mougn mere
had beeu a reaction after me opening co
Tic. Fair weatner was reported generally
Bhrougnout :he nermwest. witn the tem
perature a ’itt*e aoove norma*. Bpecuia-
tive tracing was not aa neavy as Baturday.
ana as tne demand proved ess urgent man
was expected to resuit from early bixilisn
mduences. mere was a reaction of ic ur so
during tne .ast nour of me session, me
ciGSing being 1 to 3 ic fi.gner :or to-day.
Com miea mcaerateiy active at dines,
aut a greater part of me session me market
was inlet. Tne demand was mainly from
ioca*‘ snort. The market opened - to {C
lower man Baromav, was easy for a time,
but soon became firmer, advancing j to jc.
rmed steady aad closed aoout tne same aa
Bat nr nay.
In oats trading was fairiy active and
firm, and prices advanced from inside
figures, ciosin r sieady.
Mess posk was irregmar and unsettled,
Ooenung sales were made at 10c decline,
and a furmer reduction of 12-;C to 15c was
snomitted to. Later, more steadiness
prevailed, and prices rallied Tjc to TOc.
put receded again, nosing quiet.
gmte a good business was done in mrd.
O oenina saies were made 2jc to 5c decline:
and a former reduction oi 5c followed.
Later tne demand improved, ana prices
ramea 5c to ~ : c. nosing steady.
Trading was moderately active in snort
ribs. Prices med 2jc to 5c .ower. thougu
steady.
was most noticeaoie ia August. The gen
era. condition af the crop is still oeiieved
to be favoraoie. theuga more ram is said
to oe needed im Texas. The signal service
says mat in Texas, if there is fain within
five days, a heavy yield is expected. Cot
ton an spot was quiet. Middling uplands
11 5 16. gui* 11916.
A HOMICIDE AT MaOO.V.
Governor Beay. of Alabama. Will Demand
me FTrr-iitifiiin of the Dueiiers—F lr-
tiier Barricoiars of the Meet
ing—Williamson A Firmness.
Atlanta. Ga. August 12 —Pat Caihoun
returned to Atlanta yesterday, and J. D.
Yiiiiamson is in Rome. Governor Beay.
or’ A.aoama. nm Announced ms intention
af demanding the extraditicn of the uuei
-sts. Governor Gordon, of Georgia, says
ne will honor the requiBitiun. as me
duel was fought on the state fine. There
is just uncertainty anougn aoout it to raise
tne troublesome question of jurisdiction.
It is not certain tnat tne spot couid be
identified, as tne parties got off m tne lark
to fig at the dues, and hastily left the
ground.
Chattanooga, August 12.—The duei oe-
tween J. D. Williamson and Pat Ca*hcun
took piace aoout twenty miles west of
Rome. Ga.. on me Rome and Decatur rail
road. very near, it not upon me state fine
of A.aoama aad Georgia. The duefista
were piaced in position twelve paces
apart in dense timber and at 7:30. wnen :t
was just dark. Tie oraer to firs five snots
in succession w ; given, and simultane
ously oocn p'stcis went off. Williamson,
in a jiffy- emptied his revolver, out Ca.-
noun fired on*y one snut, being unaoie to
aamLe his weapon. Tne pistois were
thirtv-eigntcaiibre. aammeriess-seif-accing
Bunt** A Wesson.
Neituer one was hit. and Cainoun men
commenced to parley with William
son, teiiing him mat he had tour
more bans wnicn be nad a ngnt
co snoot. He said he didn't want to kill
ms opponent, and if he would retract ne
would ire xs pistol m me air.
Williamson claimed me ngnt to nave
nis pis to* reloaded, out tnis was not 3greed
to by me secunds. He said ae wouid die
in -*is tracks before ne would retract
umers Cainaun would first witnaraw ms
offensive .anguage.
A,*er some more parleying,durmg whicn
Wiiiianreon directed CaiUoun co fire, as ae
wanted u*s gun reloaded, Camoun stated
mat ue nad no .acenciou of redacting per
3ona*.y upon Williamson in nis speeca
before me .egisiative coinmittee.
Alter mis statement >v iiitamson with
drew nis epitaei and the gun -v.?s fired
into scace. and tUe prmcipa*s snuox
hands.
The seconds drew un the forma* papers,
stating mat tne tuarrei nad been nonor-
aciv adjusted and peace reigned supreme.
Why "neither of the prmcipa.s were hit
_s remarkable aocn men being good shots.
It can proDao*/ oe aceounLeu *or oy tne
tact mat it was hark and tnat only tne
outlines of eacn were visible. There is no
mesticn out mat bom suoc to kill.
FROM A.HERiCCB.
Mr. and Mrs. Clevviand.
Bocth Framingham. Mass.. Aagust 12.
—Ex President ana Mrs. Cleveland stopped
acre to-day on meir way to Boumooro.'
Cotton Futures.
New York. August 22.—The Bon says
of tne cotton market: F utures were two to
five points .ower and moderateiy active.
There was no special feature in Liverpool
aavices. me decline being due to favoraoie
government reoorts. waiie the depression
BruHltou Snittis Raves.
New York. August 12. —Track fast
anu sport good.
First race—aix and a hair fariongs: rar
est Rum Tut. Monsoon second. Cracks
man third. Time 1:2 2.U
-j.-co a race—One and a sixteenth mile:
M.s-- Cody won. Faicon second. Blue Line
tnird. Time 1:49-.
Third race—Turee f.urtns of a mile:
Reciare won. P mdora lecona. Miscaief
Fiurtii race—Oue aac me eighth miles:
Tin Booker won. Wilfred second. Tauter
tairm Time 1:56:. Manuals paid 5162.25
stratgnt and i52 75 for mace.
Fifth race—Mile: Zmg .die won. 3ucx-
stoue second. Gardner third. Time L42A.
Bixtia race—Bteeoie cnase. course: nan*
ford won. KHiarney second. Ye**ingtaa
mird. Time 3:521.
Butler Items.
Ga.. August 12 —Mr.
I7TLZH. Ga.. August 21 —MT. J. W.
McCrary, me of Butler's most popular and
genial young mere nants. uas formed a
partnersntp witn Mr n.:<ia.e. of Coiumous.
Ga.. in a wnoiesa*e and retail grocery
Mr McCrary Is a .eading ana rnffaentia*
citizen of our town, being at present a
memoer of me town council, ana it is wim
reluctance that our peome commit mm to
the good people of Coium.bus. We ne-
sneak for ‘Wait" a fibera, patronage uf
the peonie in ms new buseiness.
The coroner was teiegrapned for Barm-
day evening, 10th lost., for the purpose of
aoiding an inquest over me lean body of
Will Tyson, colored, wno nad been snot
and kii'.ed in the morning of that lay by
Joan Thomas, aoout six miles scum uf
Howard, on the “Wilchar Level.’’ in this
county.
Arlington Hotel Burned.
Cincinnati, August 22.—A sneciai to
me Timea-Btar from Lexington. S7 , says
me Arlington hotel ac 3*ue L*ck Bpriags
was burned this morning. There were
uundreds af guests at me hotei. ai* uf
wnom escaped. Loss J35.J00: -asuraace*
5I7.JOO. Benator Biackburn and ex Chief
Justice margie and ~am -*y were among me
guesta.
Diet! of Old Age.
CHaRDOTTS. N. C., August 22. —Manmew
Giboa. suDposed to be me uidest man _n
me state, uied ac ms uome. near Center
yesterday morning. Mr. Gib os was 105
vears bia and fiied'sf sneer bid age.
Davy CrocXertN Birtbduy.
ANOKvtlle. Tenn.. August 12.—Ex
tensive preparations are being made_ to
ceieorate me 103d annivesary of Davy
Crockett s birthday, bn the farm wnere
ae was born, near Limestone. Among
the guests wiii be R. P. Crockett, of Gran-
berry. Texas, me omy hvmg son of the
frontiersman, ana only living grandson
of Coionei R. H. Crockett, at New Guseny.
Arkansas.
News About Railroads—The Reunion of
Veterans—Persona i.
AMERICT3. Ga.. Aagust 12 —The various
committees appointed to arrange for tne
reunion of the “vets" of me .ace unpleas
antness. are aard at work and notning in
their power wiii oe left undone to make
a grand success of tne occasion.
Mr. J. J. smitn. the efficient cnief of
me Americas fire department, wu* make
Bavannan nis name in me future, a.is
successor will ae elected at the next
meeting of the council.
The board of education heid a meeting
on Friday afternoon to sieet a suoerm-
tenuenc. vice Prar. J. M. Ganncn.reaigned.
After some deliberation it was decided to
postpone tne election to Tuesday arter-
uoon. I believe I cou*d name me wiii-oe-
successfoi candidate, but prefer not co do
sc to-day.
Cant. J. EL Bhaffer. formerly a resident
of this city, out more recectiy of New
York, trunks this me best town ia me
state to five in. and uas accepted a situa
tion witn Messrs. A. Mack St Co., jne of
our leading dry goods nouses. This sstaP-
.isnmeut is very favorably known aa tne
■•Bee-nive."
Raiiroad ta*k is quieting down some-
wnac. President Hawkins, ox me B. A.
and M. railroad, ana President Bagiey uf
the Americas Ln-estment Company, wno
awn me controlling interest of tne former,
puDiisn a card mis morning mac mey are
ootn ready to fulfil* every promise made
regarding the building of tne fine to Ba-
vaanan. and me extension of tne Atlanta
ana Pier:da mom Fort Valley tc Cordeie.
as soon as tne parties on tne other side
perform meir part of me contract.
A -STUDY OF WOMEN’S FEET.
lile Collection Made 1 v 111 Amateur P!io-
tog—iimer at » Bumiuer Resort.
Yesterday morning an amateur p no tog
rapner exnibited to a Times reporter a
series of twenty-six baotcgrapiis axea by
nun an Bt. Simon's island during "ne en
campment weex in June .ast. Most of
tnem showed the counterreit presentments
of surf batners on me jeaca in trout of the
Eotei St. Simon's. A peculiarity aoout
tnem was mat in every jase. except one.
me upper part of cue figure was blurred
beyond recognition, waiie me_ feet stood
oul in startling proportions. By tne way
of explanation, tne phetograpner said:
••I was a green nand witn tne camera,
and somenow or otner I couldn't maxe :he
ming work sc us to take a perfect picture.
But just mux at tnese reeii They are
.arger out tneir retimes are perfect. Since
the pnotographa nave been m my pos
session I nave been making a study of
feet. For instance, ioox nere. You see
mis is u uaxeu :00c. It belongs to a young
.auy whose uome is in Atlanta. These
iittie oumps on me Coes are corns. If
you'll examine closer- you’ll reserve _mac
there are severa* of tnem. Done
you know me young lady pre
ferred sitting aewn to standing up ?
These coma were made by ngnt shoes.
The unfortunate owner of the feet be
longs to tnat “ery large class if women,
wno. vuen mey buy snoes. it meir ueads
.nsteaa it their met.
The reporter picked tut u paotagrapa
wnicn snowed a pa.r of feet ciad in siip-
pers. ‘Whosearefinest”' ue isked. ‘They
belong to a Madison girl." was me repiy.
•‘You never saw fee* more perfect. By
tne way. 1 vant to ca*l your attention to a
discovery I"ve_made. Tnese are tne feet
of a blonde. You will never see a blonde
wnose feet are ugly. They may be
.urge, out they wiii be sn.ipeiy. There's
me 3ma*i corn down there an mac fittie
toe. but it serves me same purpose a piece
if mack sticking piaster serves in i wmte
face—it brings out a*l latent beauties. The
iwner of tnese feet was one of the most
oopiuar oeues at me Hotel vt. Biman s.
She completely captured tne aearts of the
Coiaincus Guards, and. I :m told, will be
come tne wife or 1 memoer of tnat com-
uany in the fail.'’
Among the pnotograpns was one whicn
dismayed m ixirmnci/ unndsome igure
and feet past as periect as Juno's. The re
porter was sure that ue aad in uis land
the picture of a cnarming Atlanta oeile.
or one of Macon, or one of Brunswick.
•‘Who ts this?” ae inquired. -Well, mat
mignt be Queen Victoria's youngest and
nandsemes* grandaugater." was me re-
u*v. ‘but it isn't. That s 1 nurse who was
at me Hotei Bt. Bimon's witn a prominent
Atlanta family. '
The last pnotograpn examined snowed a
pair of feet incased' in tan-cciored iow-
tuartered shoes, -whose are those?” he
asked, expecting to near me name of seme
famous oene. - ‘Tnose. ’ replied me pno-
tographer, ‘are me feet of an insurance
agent. I minx 11s name is Buepparu. '—
Brunswick T.mes.
Helena the Capital.
Helena. Mgnt.. August 22.—mine con
stitutional convention to-uay it was de
cided mat Aeiena snafi remain me capita,
until 2192. wnen tne question snail be
voted on. Woman suffrage was defeated
py a tie vote.
Paper Mills Bold.
Winchester. Va.. August 22.—The Win-
cnester paper mills nave been 301a to me
American ‘ Btrawooard Company, with
headquarters in Chicago. The present
management. Messrs. Messier & Co., will
continue to operate me midis.
LEE LO WENTHAL 5TABS AND kTT.r.a
HEBSAS BOHNEEELD
A Knife Doe, the Deadly W irg—It Occurred
During 1 Game if Btad Poker—L.»w-
enchai Under Arrest—Particu
lars of the Crime.
Macon, August 12.—Tne Tsiegraon,
gives the following particulars of a fearfni
tragedy wnicn occurred here yeaterdav
morning:
Macon was treated.no a Buaday tragedy
yesterday morning, which w-fii not soon
oe forgotten.
Let Lj wench a*, me son of me .ate Ben
Lowencaai. ance an ifficer of me police
rorce. ahii i aepaew oi iiarcua ind Loaia
W6ncn.il, iCiooen ind iiiitjti fiE^ruiin
Bounefeid, me Fourtn street jeweier.
aoout 3 o’clock, in a gamming uive"..ocated
in me rear of Wagnuus oar on Fourtn
street, and ran oy a man wno sa-.G under
me name of V. H, McRarv.
The ga moling room uas been operated
some time as a resort for me .overa if send
poxer ana rare, and it is said tnat i num
ber of men nave been wrecked bv me
•onange or .ucx : ’ wniie nandimg me'earda
jver me green cictn covered ".mes.
A .arge crowd was are-enc at tne nme.
and aitnougn uny four or dve were piay-
mg, a*i were interested m me ran of me
game, wmen was stud poxer.
,t was near tne uour 01 3. The gas _ers
ueated me uttie .0x25 apartment so me
men piayed in tneir siiirt sleeves. Be
tween Lbwencnai and me of me p*ayei s
sac a negro boy sixteen years oid. vnoee
business it was to snuffia tne cares for the
*ueaier in uis ngnt. Bouaeieid sac liuo.sc
opposite Lowencna*. A.: lccounrs agrve
mac ne was miner me mdueuca ir fiuuor
wnfie —cweutna* was icoaren:*y sober
out consideraDiv excited." Durmg r a e
evening Lowentnai uad leen witn Bouae-
feid. ana uad stoou 1 torrent of x.i.e ep.-
meta severa* times vitnout maxing > ty
return. The game ran against Bonner'eia.
ana wnen ue proposed to divide 1 ‘jack
pot .j ventnai aojectea. on me ground
mac ne nau a "pair. ' a
The two nad not spoke to one anomer
for an nour previous, and Bohnefeid re
marked in repiy tc LawentUa. s oojf kiou:
•I am t gomg to s,and iny mors, you
. I snan-1 have any more.' ’
Lowentnai. w.m a fiusued face, rase
from his seat, aad is ne aid so Bounereid
rase, us if in anticipation of me former's
action.
“Y re nave no rigat to iad me mat. ner-
man, ' saiu Lo wentai.
•‘Veil, you are a thieving you
are." retorted Bohnefeid.
In rnmost an instaac me rattle of mips
wns neard on tne ioor Lowentnai nail
picked up a pile wuicn .ay ciose to uis
uanu anu uad iaaneu mem mto Boane-
feid's face.
The .atter. Ltaougu inder tne mdueuce
of liquor, v ia aoie :o gee from beumd Che
rouau tame ana grao uis assailant.
The iozen spectators and participants in
tne game uad ied a a*l directions, and
out one ir two remained to see tne con
tinuation of tne fignt. Tney were weii
repaid if tney wanted to see one of me
most bioody and bruta* cutting affrays
mat uas ever taken p'ace n tne city.
When tne men iiiucaed Bimuereia went
to the door. L.iwentna* vas m top. ana.
witn ,l. nis mignt. ue struck Bonnereid
several blows n tne race and m tne ueck.
McRary and a boy wno maxes tne piace
hiu aeadquarcers. uad wuose name is
Chuck Bvw'ft. ran in md succeeded .n sep
arating me boinbatanta for but a moment.
As soon as Bounefeid emud get to nis
feet ne jerked .oo.se and grabbed a mair.
Lowentna.. wno wis being Ueic, aid me
same ming. md for a second :t iooxad
.ike i. vre.o be a iatr;e vtn mairs. ...e
weaoons were soon rnkan away from tnem.
and MeJRirv win ua trm ar-renu liven-
ma*. dragged mm 10 near 1 wine iw vuion
races me rear if me nouse. scarcely six
feet from where Bohnefeid stood. Bum
men were rersmg eaon itner. tad from
tne aaitry naif iozen tne crowd tninned
down to aoiret tnree men. vueb Lo v-m-
ma* was seen to iraw ua xmfe wniie
being ueic oy McRara.
Bonnereid must aave seen tne lotion, for
in an .nstant. ue picked ip 1 ueavy rase-
wood cue bex md". ,erx:ng .oose. tnrew :t
at Laweatna* s ueac. 1. ui.ssed ts na*k.
struck the w-a*i. md fell to the fioor v.ta
a .oud ncise.
Bonnereid started acress the room to
wn* us a.s antagonist, mu was aimost upon
u:m wuen McRary ran in mu facing
Bmunefeid. taugut aim oy tne arms, mu
forced him bacxwarus.
As mey tame tegerner Lowentnai raised
uis arm" ind. in-king over McRary's
snomder. cut Bonnereid over me eft sye.
me wound ixtend.ag back fuiiy six .neats,
A second time ue made a -Uage at uis an
tagonist. and t*ns time me keen-edged
biade struck Bonnereid's lead resr me
left tempie. Limaging uis position. Low-
entna* struck uim 1 tnird time, and me
oiaae. entering me .eft arm at me eft
anauider uescending iowu into tne fiesa
antii .t teuetrarea near to me bone, .ay-
ng the iesn bare. The bxaue 'rureied a
uistance of ueariy tnree feet and .eft the
iesn a fittie ttrew me eibcw The wouad
vis 1 terrible me. me iesn uangmg apart
from mourner :o elbow
It uract:ca*.v tisaoied Bohnefeid. but
me bit*nd spurting ret in jen mrouga 'ne
uoie mace In tne mirt uee-es seemed to
Sfcr-e as a uimu.us for Lowenra.. A fourth
—n.- ue turned, ina cutting it ua nan
gasned tne .one of uis left ear.
Bounefeid. by this time, was
dram uis face near to uis wrest.
3mg mu teen so r.*nid, na- uu me ua-n
mougnt or :a.l:ng n assis:a.;ce.
Fiatu-7- with a we*, lirected aim.
Lowectna. raised uis irm. ma "ne .cog
mace iescended into tne left breast,
about tnree nenes above tne aipcie. and
aoout b.ue and a uair meat •• from "ne
medium cue if the ureas:, maxing a
sma.. wound, mom vhicn the cr:rnson
fiuia came in a dream. It was near'v
tnree inenes n lepra, anu passed jo
tween tne mird and fourtn ribs mto 1
blood vessel.
This was me fetal stab, and as Lbwen-
tna. rnrned and ran ret of tne raom Bon-
oeiere .ea:ieu iver tne ta.bie and said. ■**
am cut. '
A second rarer 13 uad become conscious
bf uis approKcaicg end Ae was .aid
down an tne door ana uis request for a
glass bf voter brougut a 'eaay "espouse,
but to no ourpose. tor he was made to
sw.relow "The temaie bleeding was caus
ing uis deata.
The crown aad scattered mail nrections.
and w'tn me ir two -*i me iratermty
around u.:n. "en minutes rater. a*l tnat re-
mameii if Herman raoaaereid was a curpse.
He tau made uo statement, and._w.ncu: a
moment if urecarntion. he nad met n:s
Maker.
Bonnereid tad a cum ter or mends,
wno were drawn to mm iy res open-
aanced gener sny when charitaoie uo-
jttets were involved. At a ••cent fm* aa
menc rl'Xl to satisry tne aesire of a fittie:
cnilii.
Two femaid zrumciz. mu ireased -n isec
mourning and me in a ngnt ureas, were
among the nundred "vsitors of rate yester
day adernoon. The -woman m brack'
oore m ner arms a oillow made of waits
rases, smiirax and tnoe rases, lcro® wnicn
the .alters “Herman ' appeared nx
porpie dowers. Bhe snowed great amo
tion. and appealed to tne life
less corpse a numoer of times to speak
once more to ner. The -unknown nx
nitg .*aaie in giii0Lly. xnc xn001111^ "Iown
tv the corpse, -he Catnoiic of
devotion, ana alter a silent prayer aating
severa* uxmutes. burst mto tears as sne
handed bne of the watchers a beautiful
dora. piece. “Gates Ajar. ' on me arch of
wn.ca appeared me ratters “Herman.
Born •disappeared as suddenly as they nad
ibBeared. Ncitner was known to tne at
tendants. Otner lorn* bffermgs were sent
up uy friends. Mr. L D. Crawford, of ms
Caaier. sent in a basket bf roses and other
dowers.
Ljwentnai was arrested and .oaged in
jail.
: * ceding
Tne cut-
Jl Gwtnerrma Donation.
Lcctsvtllz. August 21—The ueirs of
the oretners. William F and * George *V.
Martm. me deceased nulLanaires of m.s
city, nave decided to give B60.J03 Do tne
building fund of tne Boutnern 3aptist
Theoicgicai Bemiaary. moved nere from
Boutn Caraiina, a few years ago. Bum
brorners maae princeiv gifts to the sem
inary xurmg meir fife time.