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nn a.vekic'Us weekly times-recorder: Friday, December 26* 1902. WOMAN TESTIFIES WITH TEARS IN EYES WOUNDS PROBABLY FATAL. Sheeting of Voltairine LeCleyae, tho Famous Woman Anarchist. i Philad^Jpills, Lee. 2u.—Voitairiue LeCDyse, the avow*. 3 anarchist ami U-cuer of music who was yesterday t t'uot by Herman Hclcher, who also 1 professes ana. chistlc tendencies, is ali ,r e tolay at the Ilanemann hos- STRIKE CCMMISSSICN HEARINGS. |»ital, out the surgeons say she has but a slight yhance of recovery. Tells How Strikers Burned Her Lome. Is Believing. Witnesses Called to Show that Vio lence, Intimidation and Boycotts Were Resorted To—Commission At!- jourrs For Holiday©. Scranton, Dec. 2‘h—Anthracite coal commission held Its last session of the year today and adjourned* to meet lu Philidalephia, Jan. G. In order to permit the commission ers and othei* connected with the pro- cee^Ifinga to catch trains today’s ses sion began at 9 o’clock. The attor- The shooting occurred on the streets and was witnessed by a number of persons. .Mies LeCleyao was await- j lag a car when Hclcher approached ! and began firing from a revolver. I Three of the five bullct3 which he fired took'effect. Heleher was arrested and taken before the dying woman, i but she clecliEed to accuse him ,ot 1 having shot her. Miss I.eCIeyso had attained notoriety through her anar chistic utterarttes ar.i her intimacy with piominerK anarchists of tho country. Her writings are said to be If you will call and 5EE our STOCK, you will BELIEVE and say that we offer the most varied and elegant collection of' Christmas Goods blsli Valley Coal company. Sled the wage statements of the company. John H. Otto, the first witness call ed, said all the merchants In Archbald, Pa., were compelled to boycott him because he worked in the mines. The PROMINENT DIVINE DEAD. Dr. W. F. Cook Passes Away at New* nan, Ga. Newnan, Ga., Dee. 20.—Dr. W. F. second witness was a boy who was C° ol£ . <> ne nt the oldest and most prom- forced to leave the store he was cm* | blent Methodist divines In the state ever shown* in Americus, or in the 5tate These goods were selected in person, with assistance of Mr. E. Y. Andrews, who had special thought for his little friends of the' 10 and 25 cent counters. The articles are too varied to specify,.but embrace the best tha Eight of the largest Imj— A — * ■ “*’ 11 ' * * " ent an unequaled display of Cut-Glass. French China* | hand painted,) Barvarian China, Teplitz, Bohemian, Crystal and Gold Vases. Havilands Dinner neys for the nonunion men eorttinuod h n ry ' tr writings are said to be calling witnesses from I^ackawana and ,. R ? wn ^ ai J arc *ts all over the world, s l^izerno counties for the purpose of “ is sald sile camo *W» 'by about' proving that violence. Intimidation and , th - n ? ™ m Ulelll9n ' Het i ~ — *" * **'*' “* ‘•■'-■v.j uiv luu VUI IV.U lu JL/tCI■ V, .UU L CUIUJ UtC LHC UCSI £S* rr s "i“ ““i tha Eight of the largest Importers in New York could furnish, and pres- work. | a cigarrcakcr, and was born in Hus* p n f ,, fl i maAI ,„l n ^ A i I ’ r wo Everett tVarren. counsel for the Le- S ‘ a ’ and Austrian Sets. French and German Cups and Saucers. Japanese Jardiniere and i Pedestals, and a spread of Salads, Cake Plates, Chop Dishes. Comb * — ——————^ - mtr Diuif iiu was fill- | ut.suvo si* me buhc, ployed in on account of his father died late yesterday afternoon from a 1 being a nonunion man, and the next ntroko <f paraljsis. witness testified that strlkeis tried to , For *15 years he was engaged In tho - _ ~ ’ 1 — f— wmiiy have him forced out of the volunteer! activo ministry In Georgia, but, his 1 n nr f Rf-uclr Tl-o,re C’a. In.ios r„. , Al . , . , , „ - 1 fire eompan.v because he (ontlnued at health falling, he was, two years ago, I DI U&ll 1 F«yS, vCICnCS, rTUIlS 311(1 OllVCS. WilfCh Will formflT forth 311 work as a mine engineer during the placed cn the supeianuatcd list, nlnrn ; ' ” strike. I which time ho has resided with his * * *" - " ‘ William Allen, district superlnten*! daughters in this city, dent of the Elk Hiill Coal and Iron ' He was the father of Rev. Ed* F. company and two other employes ol, Cook, presiding elder of the Thomas* the same company testified that an ville district, and Kev. Ellison R. Oh III with many exclamation points. attack was made on the carpenter shop of the company’s property and an attempt made to burn the carpen ter shop, Mrs. Rhoda Snyder, of Wilkesbarre, with a baby in "her arms, took the stand, and, with tears running down her face, told of rhe binning of her homo by the strikers. ller husband was In tho mines and could not come homo because he feared bodily harm. She and her children i\pre so abused that she moved to another part of tho city. Her reception In the new home was hostile, and she had to take ref uge with her mother-in-law. Her goods were not Insured., Her father- in-law and mother-in-law corroborat ed her testimony. President P. J. Mulhin, of the Father Will tty Temper, nnee society of Providence, near Scranton, and the treasurer of the society, was called by the miners in rebuttal of testimony given yesterday by J. P, thigan, who said he had boon expelled from the society because he Sims an unfair workman. The two officers of the society testified that he was expelled because he had vlolat ed tho total abstinence pledge. James D. Lewes, a mine foreman who testified yesterday that he had been hold up by a crowd of minor* near Olyphant, was also called in re buttal by the miners and a photograph Showing him with a large crowd around, posing for a picture, was placed In evidence. The next witness, James Dolan, told of persecution be cause he worked during the strike. Hls-chlhlren were beaten and Insulted on the streets. The commission then adjourned for the holidays. Chairman Gray request ed all parties to make every effort to hand In the wage statements beforo the re-ess so that the commission could study them Cook, of Rlchmon'd, Va. He was 70 years old. The funeral will take place ^t 10:30 o’clock Sunday morn ing. 9?r stook of Side Boards, Ciiina deserts, Suits, Tables, Chairs, Leather Lcmnges and Chairs, Bed Lounges and Couches in Velour is fit to go with ' La ^P s and Toilet Sets speak for themselves. Sectional Book oases make a nice present. 1,1 bs repSd by^whity'oo'see^or ^me^vem' a oourteous welcome awaits you and you will him who in wealthy only GIRLS WILL ROLL CIGARS. Twenty-Eight Go To work In Factory at Savannah. Savannah. Ga., Dec. 19.—Twenty- eight girls have gone to work In tho local factory of the American Cigar company this morning. They are under the tutelage of three ex perts brought here from the north. The cigars they make at first will not bo placed on the market, as they are moie or Ires faulty. A number of girls will bo notified to come to work each day until the entire number who have applied for places have been given work. It Is then hoped that many more will ap ply. The factory was given a substantial bonus by citizens, and It Is expected to employ at least 2.000 operatives. It Is In the heart of the business section. W. McRced Is superintendent. True Bill Against Lynch. London. Dec. 19.—The grand Jury 0 summoned to consider tbs Indictment of Colonel Arthur Lynch, member ol parliament for Galway, who was ar reeted June It, op tho charge of higt treason 1 In connection with the pari bo took In the South African wai*>.wherc ho was alleged to have commanded the Irish brigade, returned a true bill ’ today against the defendant. Lord thief Justice Baron Alverstone, It charging the Jury remarked that ll was 62 years since a grand. Jury had to deal with such a charge, which was the highest crime Iapwn to law. Colonel Lynch’s trial at the bar is expected to begin Jan. 20. Nice. D<y> following (to bombastic cmtlenge of the Ital ian fencing champions, Vega and'Pes- nlna, to the French chatoplons, Me- iftKSSSSiTj rlgnae and Klrchoffer. were fought | »«b«l *cvii.i hero today and resulted in both Ital Ians being'-wounded Their wound* ere not dangerous. MOTHERS, DO YOU KNOW the many so-called birth medicines, and most remedies for women in the treatment of her delicate organs, contain more a less opium, morphine and strychnine? Up You Know that in most Countries druggists are not permitted to sell narcot- ice without labeling them poisons? Do You Know that you should not take internally any medtdno tor tha pain accompanying pregnancy. Do You Know that Mother’a Friend is applied externally only? i Do You Know that Mother’a Friend is a celebrated prescription, and tlmt it nas been in use over forty years, and that « bottle of the genuine bears the name of The Bradfield Regulator Co. ? Do you know that when you use this remedy during the period of gestation that vou will be free of pain and bcai healthy, hearty and clever children ? \Vell, these things ore worth knowing. They are facts. Of druggists at $1.00. Don t be persuaded to try a substitute. Our^little book “Motherhood” free. THE CJMOFIELO REGULATOR CO., AUiaU, Ga KIDNEY DISEASES 1 . i - r * . . _ are the most fatal of all dis- eases* 10 KIDNEY CURE It 1 luaranteid or money refunded. Contains remedies recognized by emi nent physicians as'the best for Kidney and Bladder troubles. PRICE 50c. and $1.00. PARKER’S „ HAIR BALSAM 1e*n*r* «nd beautifies the bail; irss« n-l Gal4 tolilUo t*>—. — Tab* otbrr. RcAm • Mtfktltatloa* iad Inlta- — »-/ g r*«f I'rmiiH, h u*! 4*. ii . ...» Mall. 10.000 TiaUumolgl.. 8*11 br MentiontnuSSen*' IHaiIobI^ fal Every Woman Is interested end should know •bunt the wonderfnl .—L Whirling Spray Convenient A, W. SMITH, Cor. Jackson and Forsyth Sts. Americus, Ga. HIGH POINT BUGGY COMPANY REPOSITORY. O ' W. W. DEWS, Manager. No. 218 CottonfAvenue, - Americus, Ga. We take pleasure In annouEclrg to the people of Americus and surrounding territory that we have opened a buggy repository In the Allen House block and, we invite your inspection ot our line of Buggies, Surreys, Runabouts, Road-wagons, Etc. The very best vehicles that goed material and skilled workmanship can prodace is what we pro pose to t ffer our customers, and at Moderate Prices. All our vehicles will be equipped with solid rubber tires at a reasonable extra charge. We will also handle the best makes of one and two-horie Farm Wagons, and also carry a fall line of Harness, Whips, Poles, etc. „ W. W. DEWS, Manager. 9. PURL MIN. 311 Lamar Street, Will inaugurate the most remarkable sale Amei*- * tnown » Commencing Honday morning 25% OFF the regular price will be the “pass word” for the next fifteen days at this Popular Drygoods House. Our purpose is to clean out our entire stock of Ready-ta,wear garments for Men, Boys, Ladies, Misses a'hd Children. , < I ....Hudson’s Drug Store.... * • ■ ,, • 212 Forsyth St., ’Phone198. Drugs and Medicines. We havo the prettiest and most complete drug store in the city our stock is fresh and complete. We are reliable druggists ,and nevei substitute. We fill your doctor’s prescriptions just as he writes them. Hot and Cold Soda Water. Sole agent for HUYLER’S^CANDIES. Ladies’ and Misses’ Ready-to.wear Garments. We carry the largest and most complete stock of La dies and Misses Cloaks, Capes and Jackets to be found in Americas together with 500 Ladies ready made Skirts. You can easily be suited at our store for just one-third less than regular piice. FARM LOANS NEGOTIATED. If you. want'money on your farm I* have arrangements with New York parties through, whom I can get it for yon at Liwest Possible Cost. J. J. HANESLEY, Room No ^5 Barlow Block, - - Americus, Ga, Shoe Department. It is a well knpwn fact that we handle the best Shoes that Eastern Factories can turn out. Evtry pair bears a direct guarantee, for perfect satisfaction to the purchaser. A safeguard that has no pre cedent Our stock embraces the best Box calk Goat skin, Vici, Kangaroo and French kid for Men, Boys. Ladies and Misses up-tc-date foot wear one-third less than reg ular price. All the smart new styles and shapes to fit every foot. Boy’s Clothing. A Mother’s Pride is in Her Boy. Everything, from Hat to Hosiery, is to here to make your boy appear well dressed, In quality, style and price our assortment of Boy’s Clothing cannot be equaled in Ameri cus. Boy’s suits $125 to $6 00 less 33^ per cent off 'he regular price. Mens’ Clothing. Just as well have the Best as the other kind. Dress suits and Business suits for men. 298 pair of Men’s up-to-date Tailor made pants made of the best fabrics the facto ries can produce. You can get them from us for % less than regular price. Our large assortment of Overcoats for Men, and Boys comprises the Latest, Newest and Nobbyest that has ever been shown in Americus; one-third less than regular price. From a standpoint of Qnantity. Variety, Ouality and Lowness in Price this sale stands ahead of anything Amer- icus has ever known.* The Throng of Shoppers that visit Domg^ e t everyday 13 trae evidenc e that there is Something D. PEARLMAN'S 3H Lamar Street, Americus, Ga.