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WILY FILIPINO WEPT! Cailles and His Band of Warriors Surrender to Americans, A SPECTACULAR CAPITULATION To Music of Native Bands Insurgent Leader Marches Into Santa Cruz, Gives Up Arms and Re ceives Congratulations. Advices from Santa Cruz, Province of Laguna. P. 1., state tnat when Gen eral Cailles surrendered there Monday with 650 men and 500 frifles, he entered Santa Cruz to the music of native bands, which were drawn up in six lines in the churchyard. Cailles and his staff entered the church, where mass was celebrated by Chaplain Hart, of the Eighth United States infantry. The column passed in review before the United States army headquarters, with arms at port, returned to the con vention enclosure, there surrendered t'.eir rifles and received receipts en tiling them to thirty pesos each During the surrender of the arms Cailles and his taff, who were outside the inclosure, wept. The officers afterward walked to headquarters, where Cailles tendered his sword to General Sumner, who gal lantly handed it back. General Sum ner also handed back the revolutionist flag, which Cailles will, personally, pre sent to General Mac Arthur. General Sumner congratulated Cailles on his surrender aDd the latter responded tnat it was a happy day for Laguna province. Frank Mekin, the deserter of the Thirty-seventh infantry, who had been acting as a lieutenant with the insur gents under Cailles, was placed in irons. MacArthur Reports. General MacArthur has cabled th* war department announcing the sur-’ render of General Cailles in Northern Luzon, with 396 rifles. 4.000 rounds of Ammunition and 600 officers and men. rallies has taken the oath of allegi ance. General MacArthur has announced the arrival cf Uawton at Manila, with Companies k and L, Eleventh infan try. MANY THOUSANDS HOMELESS, Details of Flood In Pocahontas Coal Region Shows Terrible State of Affairs. Advices of Monday from Bluefield, W. Va.. stne that details of the flood in the Pocahontas Flat Top coal re gion fully bear out the worst fears of the extent of damage done. The work of repairing railroad tracks, telephone and telegraph lines is being pushed with the vigor that the occasion de mands. Thousands of people are homeless and it is feared are without food, or at the'best with only food enough to last several days until railroad communica tion is established. Men are at work clearing away debris, recovering the bodies of the dead. The dead are be ing augmented hourly. Relief trains are running between Bluefield and the stricken district and everything possi ble is being done to relieve the suffer ing and destitution. The latest estimate is that it will take ten days to repair the Norfolk and Western track. Information from the Tug river district is to the effect that, the damage to the coal operations in that region is not great, but that the lumber interests have suffered con siderably. Over 100 miles of track belonging to the various operations are practically a total loss. The rails are bent and twisted like wires. Even the heavy iron girders of the collapsed railroad bridges were rendered useless. The force of the flood is better understood when it is explained that by reason of a long fill and a iow iron bridge the flood was dpmmed and a monster body of water accumulated, pronably as large a volume as was contained in the famous dam at Johnstown WheD this obstruction gave way it let down an immense volume of water on the village and mining camps below. PROFITABLE LAND DEAL. Valdocla Citizens Make Big Money Handling Florida Real Estate. The Georgia and Floi'ida Land ( om anv had a meeting in Valdosta the past week to divide the profits which uie company has earned since it was organized a little lass than two years ago. The dividend amounted to $58.- rtfll), making a profit of something over $73,000 since the company was organ ized with $25,000 capital two years ago. The company invested in timber lauds in Florida which were held for awhile and then resold. Half of their holdings brought $90,000. HANNA IS BRYAN’S CHOICE. Nebraskan Hopes Republicans Will Nominate Mark For President. William J. Bryan, in a talk with Chi cago newspaper men Thursday, said among other things: I am for Mark Hanna for the re publican candidate for president next time and hope the- republicans will nominate him, but I am n<*t sure.l can control their convention." ACTED FOR SELF PROTECTION, j Negroes Lynched Because They Were Avowed Enemiee of the Whites. The lynching of “Prophet” Smith and F. D. McLand at Benton for con nection with the murder of John Gray Foster, caused no commotion in Shreveport. The two negroes were regarded as dangerous characters, and there is little comment on the mob’s action. Evidence was discovered so clearly establisuing the identity oc Smith and McLand as enemies of the white race and dangerous elements among the ne groes that their extinction came to be regarded as essential to the preserva tion of order in the parish. As it became the general 'selief that Prince Edwards, the negro accused of the killing of Foster, would never be captured, the mob determined to act without further delay. Smith confessed, just before he was lynched, that he loaded the gun with which Foster w-as killed. Many letters of aii incendiary tenor written by Smith and his followers, were found. Indications of conspira cies against Chiei Lake, of tne Shreve port police, Foster and '•'* >, ers ran through tlffe missives, am in connec tion with the minutes of a meeting of the “Church of the Living Gcd,” of which Smit-i was the head, precipita ted the lynching. WILL ISSUE MORE STOCK. Plant System Lines to Be Consolidated Under ©. F. and W. Corporation. A special meeting of the stockhold ers of the Savannah, Florida and West ern Railway Company was held in Sa vannah i. ursday, and it was decided to issue 155,671 aaaitional shares of stock. The par value wil. be SIOO a share, and 125,000 shares will be pre ferred, without voting power, while the remainihg shares will bo common stock, wltn full voting power. The meeting was held in accordance with a plan reached some months ago to con solidate the lines of the Plant system under the corporation of the Savannah, Florida and Western. The roads tc be consolidated are the Savannah, Florida and Western, the Charleston and savannah, the Brunswick and ’Western, the Alabama Midland, the Silver Springs. Ocala and Gulf and the Tampa and Thonotosassa. All have long been under the Plant system, with the stock ownea by the Plant In vestment Company. Another meeting of stockholders will be held on July Ist. when further details win be com pleted. PRESAGES CONVICTION. Gai'ows or Long Sentence Faces Jessie Morrison, Slayer of Mrs. Castle. A special from Eldorado, Kas, says: Thus far the second trial of Jessie Morrison, on the charge of murdering Mrs. Clara Castle, is very much against her. The defense has not in troduced evidence of any consequence to support its claim of self defense. What is considered a very important point was gained by the state Thurs day- morning in the refusal of Judge Aikman to admit as evidence the cloth ing worn by Jessie Morrison on the day that she gave the mortal wound to Mrs. Castle. The clothing is cut and blood-stained. At the first trial it was all admitted to the jury, while the clothing of Mrs. Castle was excluded. VAST COLONIZATION SCHEME. Officials of Sar.ta Fe Railway Send to Italy For Colonists. A Chicago dispatch says: The man agement of the Santa Fe railway has begun to carry out a vast colonization plan, which will result in bringing many thousands of Italians to this country and in locating litem on lands in Southern California,, New Mexico, Oklahoma and A exas. Agents of the road have been sent to Italy with lit erature for distribution. These books are in the Italan language and are plentifully Illustrated witn views taken from picturesque spots along the line of the Santa Fe in the states and ter ritories mentioned. CasuaL'es Among Insurgents. A Manila dispatch says: It is esti mated that forty insurgents were kill ed or wounded during the recent en gagements which have occurred in Al bay and Sorosogon provinces. Many insurgents are returning to tbeir homes. QUAKERS CANNOT BORROW. Philadelphia Fails to Dispose of Nine Millions For Improvements. For the first time in the history of Philadelphia a lean offered by the city has failed. The municipality recently offered 3 per cent for a $9,000,000 loan to be used in Improving the city’s wa ter supply and on Monday, the time having expired, one bid for $5,000 was reeeiveu. Mrs. McKinley Still Improving. Mrs. McKinley continues to improve and the arrangements to go to Cat.. r> are unchanged. The date of departure has not yet been fixed. NEW FOR KNOXVInLE. Southern Railway Will Erect SBO,OOO Shed In Tennessee City. Frank S. Gannon, third vice presi dent and general manager of the Southern railway, states tnat the con tract for an SBO,OOO depot at Knoxville, Tenn., would be let in three weeks. A large amount of Tennessee marble will be used in the building. Mr. Gannon refused to speak About the strike sit uation on tne road. THE WEEKLY NEWS. CARTERSVILLE, OA. FINDS FOR TEACHERS Georgia Treasnry Stalemeit Sofc pitted to Govenor Candler. EIGHTY PER CENT A.YAILABLE With Sum of $200,000 Borrowed From i..e Banks the Total Funds for Teachers’ Salaries Will Be $263,499.32. An Atlanta, Ga., special says: Ac cording to the figures in the treasury statement submitted to Governor Can dler Thursday by Comptroller General W. A. Wright and State Treasurer R. E. Park, the governor will be able, it appears, to pay the teachers of tho state more than 80 per cent of their salaries for the month for which they were not paid on account of the su preme court decision with reference to the public property fund. The situation in brief is this: The cash balance in the treasury on June 14th was $795,707.97. from which must be deducted about $40,000 paid out on salaries, eta, during the quarter with out warrants, leaving net cash in the treasury $755,707.97. The estimated receipts up to October Ist are $392,000, making a total of $1,147,707.97. The estimated expenses up to October Ist are $540,000, leaving balance in the treasury October Ist of $607,707.97. From this balance must be subtracted the public property and sinking funds, amounting to $544,208.65, leaving avail able cash balance in the treasury Octo ber Ist $63,499.32. If the governor borrows $200,000, as he expects to do, he will have $263,- 499.32, whicn he can pay the teachers practically at once. This will pay all that is due them with the exception of about $50,000 or nearly 85 per cent of their salaries for the month stated. Governor Candier Talks. “I have not yet gone into the reports from the treasurer and the comptroller general ’’Governor Candler said Thurs day, “but they are practically the same in results. I shall not take any action until I confer with Treasurer Park. “I expect to pay the teachers every cent it is possiole for me to let them have, but how much that win be l can not yet say. It may be that it will be possible to pay them 75 or SO per cent, but mat 1 cannot tell yet. “I have made inquiries with regard to securing money, and i find I can get all I want at a satisfactory rate of interest.” Money Easily Obtainable. Atlanta and Savannah will furnish the money with which the state will tide over its financial difficulties. State Treasurer Park, who spent Thursday in. Savannah, completed his arrange ments there for securing the requisite $200,000. Mr. Park stated that he told Gover nor Candler some days ago that he thought the amount needed could be obtained in Georgia on as good, if not better, terms than in New York, and that his views on the subject had proved eminently correct. He obtained something over one-naif of the amount needed in Atlanta, and the remainder was secured in Savannah. The, banks which furnish the money are the Citi zens’ bank and the Southern bank, of Savannah; the Neal Loan and Bank ing Company, tho Atlanta National bank and the Fourth National bank, of Atlanta. Not a single bank which was asked to take part in the loan hes Lated a moment, notwithstanding that, the rate of interest offered was lower than the ordinary business rates. The rate has not been given out, but it is under stood to be fu—/ as low as the money could have been obtained for in New York. To Educate Fifty Filipinos. Washington has been asuc-a for an appropriation of SIO,OOO to defray the expenses of fifty Filipino teachers who are to study for a year in normal schools in America, these schools hav ing offered them free tuirion. Lightning Slays Three. Three persons were killed and sev eral injured by lightning during the severe electrical storm which passed over Indiana Wednesday. FIRED ON NEGRO SALESMEN. While Employees of a Mississippi Rail road Draw Color wine. A report reached Jackson. Miss, Thursday that a Gulf and Ship Island freight train was flagged down by white men near Magee and five negro salesmen in the caboose were fired upon and one was instantly killed. The other negroes aboard escaped by jumping and taking to the woods. The affair is the result of a declaration by white employees that negro salesmen •Hill not be allowed to work for the road, and this is the method taken to get rid of them. CINCINNATI MACHINISTS FIRM. Shops Were Started, But Workmen Failed to Show Up. As was announced by the manufac turers Monaay, all the machine shops in Cincinnati affected by the machin ists’ strike ,vere started Tuesday morning to allow those of the strikers who wished to return to work to do bo. The plan met with but little suc cess and the strikers say that not fifty out of the 5.000 still out returned. I'r (Stood Taro. Botanic Blood Bahu (B, B. B.) ere blood *tvd *kin bunion liko ulcer*, eating ore, eczema, itching akin, aching bonea ana joint*! boil*, scrofula, blood poison, cancer, etc. B. B. B. cure* all n&lignant blood trouble*, old deep-seated case*, heat* even sore, make* the blood pure and rieh. Druggist*. sl. Treatment free and prepaid by describing your trouble and writing Dr. Oillam. 12 Mit chell Bt. .Atlanta, Ga. At any rate, the pessimist is never wor ried about the uncertainties of life, lie always expect* the worst. Are Tou ( sing Allen’s Foof.Eaae It is the only cure for Swollen, Smarting, nroil. Aching, Hot, Sweating Feet, Corn* and Bunion*. Ask for Allen’* Foot-Ease. a powder to be shaken into the shoe*. Cures while you walk. At ail Druggists anil Shoo Store*, 25e. Sample sent FUEE. Address, Allen S. Ohnsted, Lelloy, N. Y. Tiie cotton States have 450,000.000 acres lit to grow cotton, and cotton grows on only 25,000,000 acres. Pise's Cure Is the best medicine -we ever used for all affections of throat and lungs.—Wx, O. Endsley, Vanburen, Ind., Feb. 10.1900. Are Your Kyrs Weak or Bore? If so, use Jno. It. Dickey's Old Kell aide Eye water It, will clear and wootlie tho sorest eye. Don’t hurt—feels good. vJfxits Dickey Drug t 0., Bristol, Tenn. “Tks Sauce that made WnCPalat McILHENNY’S TABASCO. A LUXURY WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL! In our Roasting Establish ments we positively do not allow the nse of Rrcs, Egjf Mixtures, Qlue, Chemicals, or similar substances. LION COFFEE is an absolutely Pure Coffee. In every package of LION COFFEE you will find a fully illustrated and descriptive list. No housekeeper, in fact, no woman, man, boy or girl will fail to find in the list some article which will contribute to their happiness, comfort and convenience, and which they may have by simply cutting out a certain number of Lion Heads from the wrappers of our one pound sealed packages (which is the only form in which this excellent coffee is sold). WOOLSON SPICE CO., TOLEDO, OHIO. without them. You will find all your other disorders commence to pet better at once* and soon you will be well by taking — Alllir • k.w.l Ir.nblN. - I •***• bed breath, bad bloed. wind I! 11 It 1 on *he stomach, bloated bowels, fool Willi month, headache, India estle n, pimples, pains after eating, liver trouble, sallow complexion and dike!ness. When you bowel* don’t move regu larljr yon are getting atek. Conattpatlod kills more people than all other diseases together. It Is a ■tarter for the chronic aliments and long years of ■aflfertng that come afterwards. No matter what alia yon, start taking CABCARETB to-day, for you will never get well and be well all the time nntil you pat your bowels right. Take our advice; start with CAsCABETS to-day, under an absolute guar antee to enre or money refunded. Fragrant SOZODONT TOOTH POWDER 25* RCYc^^o LsA SPOON BAKING POWDER I* THE HKKT. THV IT. J.D.dt R.b. t'HRISTIA A 4 0 . KICHMO.AD.VA. Si s to S3oi TO A6ENTS PER WEEK i SELLING CRAM’S POPULAR ATLAS OK IT. S. AND WOUr.ll. New maps Now Census; New Statistics Most itoputar and valuable work over offered. Quickest seller Issued In to yea-s. Exclusive territory. Low or Ice Liberal terms HUDGINS PUBLISHING CO , Atlanta, Ga. Beet Cough Byrup. Tastes Good. Cm (*w! ln time. Sold by dnitrgists. IP Watch our next advertisement, Just try a package of LION COFFEE and you will understand the reason of its popularity. LION COFFEE is now used in mil lions of homes. Bromonia Headache Kir.ctlr* in cases al nervova disorders of women. .Headaches from overwork, or other causes. Mailed to your address ou receipt ofcen!a: medium size, ÜBc. ; large size, JI.W GUARANTEED MSM tnat Merit, and ear heat Seattmonlal. We have faith and will self fAICAIETS absolutely faaraaUt* ( care er money reloaded. © bay today, two 800 boxes, give them a fair, noneat trial, ua per simple directions, and If yea are not .atlifted, after using one SOo hex, return the anasedobc box and the empty box to aa by mail, or the druggist from whom yon narcaaaed it, and get your money hack for both boxes. Vake oar advice—no matter what alia you-start to day. Health trill anteUr follow and yoawlllhleaa the day TOO Brat started the n.eof C ABCAKET9. Book free by mall. Iddrtm: STEitLIMi B£*KBY CO., MW YOEa or CHICAGO. Use CERTAIN S-CURE.*” MentiontliisPaper “ZtSZSriSX?- “THE VILLAGE GROCER.” (With due apoligies to H. W, Longfellow ) t Under a spreading chestnut tree The corner grocery stands. The grocer—mighty man is he With hard and sinewy hands. That weigh out goods from morn till night. And also coffee brands. Ilia goods are varied in their price And quality as well, The store itself looks neat and nice. As alt his neighbors tell. And his one great ambition is To HON COFFEE sell. Week in, week out, from more till night. You’ll hear this fellow blow About his coffee, always right. The LION brand, you know; Because it’s pure and honest goods He tries to make it got Not only is it pure and good, But also very cheap. Because *tis best for household use, A stock he’ll always keep. In LION COFFEE thus his faith Is both sincere and deep. Buying—rejoicing—wondering. His customers attest That LION COFFEE is, by far, In quality the best, And the premiums also are admired And always ir, request. No matter how pleasant your surroundings, health, good health, is the foundation for en joyment, Bowel trouble causes more aches and pains than all other diseases together, and whgi you get a good dose of bilious bile coursing through the blood life’s a hell on earth. Millions of people are doctoring for chronic ailments that started with bad bowels, and they will never get better till the bowels are right. You know how it is—you neglect—get irregular —first suffer with a slight headache—bid taste in the mouth mornings, and general "all gone” feeling during the day—keep on going from bad to worse untill the suffering becomes awful, life loses its charms, and there is many a one that has been driven to suicidal relief. Educate your fc jwels with CASCARETS. Don’t neglect the slightest irregularity. See that you have one natural, easy movement each day. CASCA RETS tone the bowels —make them strong — and after you have used them once you will wonder why it b that you hare ever been nDADQY NSW DISCOVERY; give. Ull vr I qwek relief and cum won* raw boon of teMimuru.'i.)t | au<i ft> days’ treatment j Free. Dr. E. S. GKEEN SSOKS b >. Atlanta, tte. SICK HEADACHE succumb* readily to the easy remedy to taka A natural medicinal water— concentrate*. Aperient, laxative, tonic. A specific for all liver, kidney, stomach and boweldlt-ordem. It cures -Torpid l.tver, Bltlonsness, Jaun dice, rkrank Diseases of the Kidneys, Dyspepsia Heartburn, sick Headache, Dysentery Constipation, Piles. 4'ritb Orchard Water is the most e(B --carious of the natural mineral waters; moat ronvonlont to take; most m t rfW, economical t-> buy. The genuine is sold by all druggists with Crab Appl trade mark on TRADe ft. .lIMB everv bottle. ■■ ■* ~ CRAB ORCHARD WATER CO., Louisville, Ky.