Georgia Historic Newspapers

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Gourd.r Officials.
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Pax Cou.aoTOK.—A. I . U adley.
CAS KKOH1' ::r.—R. l’ riellls.
Cocktv SeuvrYuB,—Uw'c Gravlcy.
Couomkr,—W. AV Wrg’at
MUNIOIPAL OFFICEK - ■
Mayor, J. F. Slinnioi i ■* .
COTXtliiAfETt:
C. .1. Con et : =. h. V.tl. o iiccjor, ii. ’0 *> t.
E Leaning, Walter Ithyne,
Reiigio-os Sorvices.
. M. E. CBIJKUH, SOtnll.
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PAS L 0B i~ R ''li'i'C-'y 1
• ?irvlces . fiist tiiul Mi il:iin mi PunCr.y, i-u<t v 1 M" ‘-in ii <■ i »
nights in each month.
Enn day School, 9.80, a m. it. ll. simmoi.s.i p
bavtist mmimn.
Fastok, Rev. G. A. liartlett.
Services, fouth Sunday, in every inn i
Sunday School s.30, a. m. TollewofiKnby Stipt ^
Ho uni of VAluvatUv.
Kber Worti>id.
Barney Pcndley,
>d. Monison
,7. N. McDaniel.
Leo. v , Bit-tie,
,i. v, . Benin , , Cuniiiiissbuc r
Professions i Curds.
Dr. F. €. ElCilAllDS.
PHYSICIAN — – — SURGE OX
---J A STEP. k J Geobgia.
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Dr- RiU fiUNTER,
Dentist.
JASPER, GA.
Will hx. at tiio ilitihanls _ IL L*]
ton dnys in on-vh moiith bogivyu! f(
with tiie DOtA.
Richards House
F. 0. HIGH A HI) 3, ’ PaoPitJKTon.
- Rates — Reasonable. --
ojjndiill Rates to Citizens of
Rick-rnb County.
JJT (.-uessis Roc.:?:ve Spkcjai.
Atitrtitio.i.--- Also,
First Class Livkuy in ooniiO-'.-GoL
with HoTiCL. ------
Ii 11 cl -
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i ‘Av - 1 ml
$ ylov pconcptl Photo y for pro Lx-e cut report sd, QJ, oa •♦. patentability. 0 f a-.-.v . R(-nd ;n i»-.**k j-cl, a “Uov.Jy k cten, >A
00 $ toObtaiulLS nad Yorci^n J-’.'itent b* 1Trr»do -?-j a**5c ”w
FKS.J. Fairest Unnl ever o.'.ered f > inventor?.
W PATENT LAV'YEKS YT.W fRA OT'XCb. 8
W ft AH 20,000 business l AfEMTS confi'Ui.f.al. i u^oBlD tioxivA auvicc. TllEiv!, AtuwJu'.Cg Jraith
j col
service. Moderate JLOl' –
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ft FATSNTLAWYERS, »
\S opp. u. a Pate! Office, xi–8–––S3– WASKifiSTOK, 0. y $ZZ£> 0. b)
’i 0 ALf* PEKK0X8 HAVING
I’.l 11 illf .MB', TI.UBERKH, Oil .'USEUAL
Li DH, Oil iVATElt V<;\\ fiRS
F9!> - '.'S'.
Ti.v Nashviiit*, (•li.;U:ino*'pr:i L: St.
J.ouis Railway pro.- 1 !.*
Los. efforts t.*» l mtet* n :
immigrTets to - * :: it* i.i •
tiguous to iis* lines, :*,ei !•> i } <
tin? ntt!oit : *'>o i; 7
JLihufaisMn !• • * S * >r i i i : /
Property, il iit -;■ i ,*• >**!ii*i:s ih
support, the lo-.-p Ti! 1 i
assistance <>i t * * * ;t
c-cuaty throaye •
Tiie mkiiageiti <
that all person
sale or lease, !:* '-(I
ed lands, Vat.*!- p« <>!*
lands for sa! i * w • b-i
cnpt’on of tii * s.i
agent nearcse them, giving the pri L‘
and terms o s;ii(
correspond with ih.* ;
local buyers. The man P.l
not prono *
immigrant -ti ex j • < r;! . ‘} i
five prtces.
La ge irirt
tion, at io .v ere -N ,( J I
wanted. *
J. in i\ILLK ’t:\v
Ind i TJ ] fji- \'jv 1 -; n
H. F. Sjnvm
Traffic M m i<ot',
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lUilik rmijf pnQP lil'Uo t n. 5 ixihWl. mu
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dEUilftl s'. . . r - i til: i
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Vault In an Girl? Tov/nL-ootod
of C 10,000.
ONE IN I0V7A 0.:’ 31,CCC
Burglars Were iloitbr es,
aUund Wtre .'In t uiu .iis 1 -i
Work, 111 One lir^lniuv* 1'rivinjt the
Citizens Atrnv With ii It 1
Gauox, O., C 15. —The vnuit »>f
tbo Farmers’ and C:i : \ S ’ b-uik ar
Tyro, a small town near
wrecked early this ni . vinng by six ro ■
berc. who secured tho c-mi ••it., an i es
criped. 3 5 is said the vntiit contained
840,000.
p, ;9 cra okstnen used hitro-giyoeriuc.
’d'he doors of the v.taic were blown com*
bunding . ,
ph'.teiy off and tuo partiur
demolished. The terrific es piosiou All who aw mis
tho people of tho town. nn
proacuod the batik, however, w. ro
,ii-iy CU away hv iho robber-, who were
armel £ v. icii n£ gc. Tuo robbt-rs jut'.co
their eLcape.
THIEVES WRECKED LA ML
Afterwartl Knv Pi - che-l Bit: 1 -i* TV it ii
• -stme.-.s ot me . .i.cr.
Mount Yci::: x, O., Oct. *5. - On- i.f
the most daring atrenip-i.s a i.*n::k v Vo
beiy i:i tiie history Knox towny no
carred at Dauvili • early this uiorr.iug.
Two'charges of dynauiice were uicavtud
the baa it rr.Bding as vviul ua the vauts
was wreck*.*.i.
Theexalesionsaroused tcaoit z *u : and
a pitched katilo rook place, during which
the thieves, of whom there were eight,
took ro flight. tr» Tho woods aud fields
have been closely watcued atm it is ox
pected that the men will 1 *..* captaie-i.^
Banker Wolfs .-ays chat litt.e Ot v.i.iK*
was secured, so far a< ho can now leara.
,
Got Away Will: $1 ,ol?b.
Masox Cut, la,, Oct. Jo —The safe
of the hank at Rudd was blown open by
dynamite last night and the robbers so
cured $1,500 iu currency. They faoili
tated their escap ? !>v n hutibearanii took
to the woods ja»t east of Nora Junction.
Flddd-ia a smaH i.r.ru i*^ Floyd county,
16 miles cart of this city.
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BLAZE IN BEA'u "A OMT,TEX.
Property Worth B-J00,000 Dcsiroyci
iis Busine-v ,-ci ion.
Dallas, Got. 15 —Early this morning
fire destroyed $200,000 worth c-f property
in the business section of Beaumont,
Tex. The fire originated in the McFad
aeu block, the first floor of which was
occupied by T. S. Redd, wholesale gro
ceries, and the second floor as a rooming
house,
i nere are rumors of several lives lest
in the McFadden fiats, but Mrs. Field,
proprietress, thinks every one escaped.
Other buildings dostrovbd are the
Blauchect building. Gilbert building,
two Sgriaflnos buildings and tiie Ditn
lap-Cunningham, a new 3 story build
ing just completed. At one time tho
Southern Pacific warehouse, a frauio
structure SCO feet long, was in immi
nent danger.
Market, T< x., Has 0o0,000.
Dall.vs, Oct. 15.—A dispatch from
Marke-l, Tex, says that a destructive
fire occurred there today. Much of the
business center was destroyed. Loss
estimated at -459,000.
BACK FROM ALASKA.
B, B. Bales Tinvcitti i,«o 00 Jliics
Through Ueexplored l- tr :o-y.
Seattle, Wash., Oct. 10. — L. L.
Bales, an Alaskan mail carrier ami
guide, has returned from a summer
spent in exploring tho Alaskan c-.r.st be
tween the months of tiie Kti-i fll
cud Yukon rivers. He travel*. i 1.509
miles through unexplored count ■v :md
brought back many vaiua' •
photographs amt V>».
aata.
Ho bring:: m.v.vs of tiie fit :: of t
bonus of tv..- mor*. of ti;'.-. iii-:.;;p:j party
wrecked titree years ngo at tho ntoutii
of the Ku-koitwint. Cue bony Mr.
Bales iaentified astur.t of Mrs Webster.
The bodies were i u ixiir .•R.’ttu pr.'v-er
OiiViT'rt oil iroa.n m the c;*an
: j ii- Lein i- n n s; M-.bSU*.
- _U. ijor Wilimm Ii.
i oankiugnijuse of
j -•in, clic-i ti 11 - morn
r ness. Major Lciu
Lv> cy .1 for- Norway aud
tit of the board of
.oners cf 91 -■ r•;*e county.
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tnd bdmiged to the
Knights of Honor,
weii.i other organi
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'• Sli'i* "-f . • •! r t! i ’*f5 ! s! a n< 1.
HONOi.Cl.-cr, Oct. 19, via San FitANCis
Oct. 10. i :■ * : IS been trelight
r raui.’ri tne
{ ] siiaa fc: C
and, in i
tuns the n::t fi
to be
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31} uCit-s in extent : u
used for quarantine pm; O *eS.
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Jaipur, Gcorg'm, .* I.* Ociobcv, ( 8 , . 1901 .
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*t ir tlhi .1 H*i' l vor.i on
MlUUlUU-.t f. . - - ~
the lUMlii- >■ iv sheriff
of Cal', v i'.).v. “now nun- r .v.iv in
earm*..r L). M \V'0>I8 ■ Frankfort
tue comm uivvcnku s- mat" witness.
Miirt!;i'.' - <’ I lin o • i: J> "W.
New YoHK, Oct. 15. Ti e marriage
Of S'Mrr ii;.n u w aud .Vi.- May Palmer,
accordiuj; to a special it) Tlie World
Sir. ' V Audio,
European m 11 ■ ■ .ixii.c. on
sister ot U;-.* i
r iiKoo \v n U .1II Is !t.U ll (1.
Ailanta, )ot. 14—Train No. 15, ou
tlie Souriioru railway, yesterday after
jiooa streci: and killed at Constitutiou,
Ga.. an cnktiowu white man. The head
of the vioenn was fearfully crushed, rets.
dering the chances for identification
slight. Tnc t min was stopped as quick
Iv a- possibi.- v hen the man was struck,
but ho died »•. . 0 aid could roach him.
The bo-.iv vvft.> ur.iaght ou to
and turned t v c r to Undertaker
son. Tm* in: road oiflcinls are uow
mnking effor.o to have tuo cody ideuti
g 0( i
rill *l Miiii Wiltt - :fj.
Ei.deiiton, Ga., Oct. 14 --EMic Lou
Ethridge, a child whete parcar-s live,
near here, riicii tiaturdav ami vrns bttried
yesterday. Two weeks ago tho girl,
ugo-i 0 yenm, mid Emory Looney: a boy
of ui out the etuao age, were pniyir.g
with a piiitoi. which was nccidei'- r UlL*
charged, the ball taking efiVc i the
giri’a body, A:i operation was { )C rm
ami at one time it was thougtit tuaonlld
would recover, has Surnrday her cornit
tion bc-cr.mo aiimiun?, ntd dentil
suited. Tits snooting was purely an ac
ciucac.
iToni • t l ur m^r (•*• iU<H'L.
Ooi,r:-:iii r rt. Ga., Oct. 14.—Aaron Land,
one of the aos' pr*miiueut and highly
iv.ipec'teti fanners of upptr Ma.-coge •
e-ranty, oiea . >e,:l>:eniy of hears i ail tire.
TL* was i>? years old and I area n iinin
bar of children. Tie was one ot too
leading members ot the Primitive Bap
fift church, was a mcmb* rof rue county
0 ol board ■ n-i was a i mduuirk in mo
f>;d D .,,, b . e Onurcht-s coiumumtv. "
was an txrt-usivs . plun rt-r. JIo • •
buried from Double Church
»: 5 ,. , } .,* down* • •’* t.
Macon G.i, ‘VI i - Pre-id-nt P •! -u-.
announces that*?'. ulaitiotial -■ as.re*
porieu 011 Mu*m.*.* •>, .U: rcer
a-v eudo'^n ut ; *i t. i. ttiyaiimij! »
Va; •*•■u.ij.ia: • •• ur« h.-••i-*-- >•'*'.!,
jip,ry (TrLv. , h : *iV -T'-tmr irti
makes up to date a to.ni <>f i ,'0u0. i,
will b ■ remembered titar, Jo ,u IX ii . ;*-.
ofelier U to give $ 1 5,000 to :.-rct-r’s i-ii
dowmeuc on condition :iiat the «' '*:
raises £ 50,000 by Nov, i. Bus am -nut
is already iu sight.
Dublin Sell* ij-mds F- i»i'j*.
DuiJUX. Ga, Oct. U.-The Daivii.
sohooi bonds have been sold for 105.27
to John W Di xey of Augusta. Hits is
by far the htgin r-c price evar receive*-*
by tne city ot Dublin for its bon if, al
though tho iurero.-t is less than uuy or
the bead* previously issued b ar. The
price bid by Mr. Dickey for the -420,000
h per cent bond an was 120,592 59.
1 Ot :on tiar i . w.
Valdosta, Ga , Oct. IL —Cotton is
being marketed slower in this section cf
the state than before in many years.
The receipts of long staple in this mar
ket up to today are 533 bales, against
1,277 bales at tne same dare last year.
This ratio is being maintained aiso at
the loading ports for the long staple.
Presbyterians at Va.d'is’.a.
Valdosta, Ga., Oar. 14.— The Pres
byterian synod of Georgia will convene
with the church iu this city Wednesday,
Nov. C>. Two hundred ministers auu
delegates will be in attendance at the
meeting. The Presbyterians of the ciry
are making activo preparations to enter
tain the visitors.
XYlil Pm Oil GO,OOO I i i'i's.
Ringgold, Ga., Oct. 14. — Richard
Taliaferro cf Adairsvilie will plant
about 60,000 peach trees ou the farm he
recently purchased near hero from Mrs.
Cordelia Auuersun.
Hint 1* i lit n il.
the anniversary
o: t.ie revolution ci l;58 was celebrated
r,: Madrid ami odn-r towns yesterday.
At a meeting of 20,099 Republicans and
bcrfnl si.-, ut B.-.* :*>-iora, tne crowd.-;pro
ceeded to lay i re: u upon tho monu
ment of General I'm*, me once latuous
iiiscrgciit- let .-rm - i;. The mobs
(-jiii*.;;-i with me non '*>, who fired iu
response to a v.>i - y of s-ronon. Three of
the person:; parttc;; r r::ig in the demon
stratious aud two police officers were
Wounded.
z'acliinz »biU: H».irne<1,
Rev.’ Yoj;s, Sept. SO.—Ttie pork pack
ing c-stahlishnieuc of Henry Malta of
p a , S alc, N. J., was destroyed by fire to
day. Tne loss ia tsiimated at about
$175,000. Thomas IL-liy, tv fireman, fell
from :* -roofof tne buiiQUij aud was
"^gcously hurt
%.*! J L lit a Fair.
An h r_. ot a - conation tui*
b- vti . a: _*r:i Inrer
v ■ r gr amis iu A li. :i::n- y *:*.r.
j il< r .viii ■-.*-! on <j .r I'wr " a-.td
t v.-.-rs of decor ion t * .r*
Ul. ini.- i". ,-i m -i :-.?au : i
Mi i and *.-> ill inn
ri;-.’-:g in hpr ;r
r ini ■- Lv.vi'/ day %vill
ni :ii Fair .LLi i wall ti.13
..Yii.-liC IA \ioiug i;verr*
'iLill'4 , 1*0 IUaKO |)kice
tractive*.
HENRY WATTERSON
WILL MAKE THE RAGE
Candidate For Governor of
Kentucky In 1003.
SO GAYS LOUISVILLE POST
’1'liat I'nper I’ub.ishes hi, 1 not 1 l:uf
>!r. Win I( r>on lio;u»« to Carry 1 lie
btntc Willi the View of lining ihe
Can<lUia!f Fob I’r s dent, in 19i)-4.
Louisviixe, Oe-r. ll— The livening
a’ost. today says Henry W.uter-vu is n
■: uidinare for tbo Domccr.uic nomiiia
tion fur governor of lventuokv.
The Post adds that Mr Wat'.ersuu
i)Of>0S . to c:iri Hetitacky m IdO’,! wirii a
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EEKinr WATTkiC
flow to being rht* il.-'irmcrnilo candidut*
tor president in 10 1
To the Associate i Press a man close
to Mr. Wntrerson su'd todpy:
“Mr. Wnl 'er.;o:i ha 1 not announced
that ha i.-: v. candidate 'it* the Dv-mocrar
iy nomination, bir r - une time his
friends have been u.-,i: r him to maku
#1© face. I cannot be quoted further ou
subject,”
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ct A Acted uf I' oi-tei-y :ii < ■ ec ion
f 1. tt ; o'tllei'i, :! m:'-(<*.i.i ■ l.aN*U.
Mk.mphis, Oct. 35.— A Scimitar spe
cial from Helena, Ark., says;
John H. Ham, alias D. May, wag to
day couriered in the federal court of
forgery iu connection with the soldiers’
homestead lands in two cases
#»« seuteuced by Judge Jacob Trieber
to throe yeave in prison in Fort Leaven
worth penitentiary and ro pay a fine of
$260 iu t aoa cuse. This is the first con
victiou ever secured in the United
States courts for such an offense.
There are pvuoiug nine ocher indict
ments in rhis state, the frauds having
been practiced very extensively in this
state and in Michigan, Wisconsin aud
Minnesota. Never before has the gov
ernmeut been able to convict. The case
is regarded by the several government
land offic-T-i i ere in attendance upon it
?>*’ 1 -,, * y i] r i 'h non nut that bus beeu ran
down in year 2 .
Hho BOTHA BEEN CAPTURED?
Humor to That, (effect SMarted on Bon*
dou stock Kxelui!'gc.
London, Oct. 15.—A rumor was start
ed on the Stock Exchange this morning
that.General Botha, the Boer command
er-iu-chief, has been captured.
However, a dispatch from Lord Kitch
ener, dated from Pretoria yesterday
evening, contains nothing more impor
tant tiiaii ihe we kiy summary of the cap
tures, a reiteration of tho statement
that General Kitchener’s columns are
moving against a considerable force of
Boers, near the Natal frontier, with
which General Botha 1 * .-apoosed to be,
and the announcement ihat Schepper’s
command in Cups Colony bus been
broken up.
TRAGEDY AT KINGSTON.
Ini a- Fl-i l»i ;» Ti*iiit(Ns{»ean Vutuliy
*-! u I> \ irt'h ’r. *
Kxoxville, Oct. 14. — A special to
The Sentuifi fiom Kingston says ou
Satur ;ay tugitr H**nry Bowling and
Charles l ipron bad a nifficulty over a
trivial affair, in woicit Tipton was
wound ii The lart*-r then sought Lon
Tipton, nis half br'-titer, who subse*
quenriy atmcited Fowling w ith a knife,
inflicting wound- f»*.,oi which Bowling
died in a shore lime.
Botit l)p.o*n; have escaped All and a
sheriff’.-; posse is in pursuit. como
from prominent families.
Big Steward For Desperado.
Ckablottk, N. 0., Oct. 15.—Jim
Lowery, alias Join, i nking, the fiegro
who so fouilv maiMt.r«d Chief of Police
R. S. Joae., of tihelby. N. C„ on Aug. 4,
i901, is still at iarge. Ho is a desperate
criminal and the rewards lor his cap*
ture now aggregate §700. Governor
Aycock has offered a reward of f400-for
the state; tne town ot Snclby offers §200
reward, aud 6m-r.iT A. B. Snttle of
Cleveland county, N. O., offers §100 re
ward, making a total of §700.
Sr-urched Court For Weapons.
Georgetown, Ky., Oct. 15.—Under
tho operation of Judge Cantriii’s order
that ail persons be searched for con
cealed weapons before being permitted
to CU' . ... i * i him-
FURTHER NEWS FROM
MISS ELLEN I!, STONE
Begs Ikat Itnnsom Demanded
Be Hurried.
TELLS OG KEE CAPTIVITY
Also .Uli.i'l'imi ilip 1'urmii ui the Hr..
Hamls by li.rhi.lt uml fiulganau
I'roups l.e S’ljin-d, ns ller l.ife
KnUaimereil Titeretiy.
New York, Oct, 15 — According ro n
dispatoh to Iho Jutirual ami Auvuriisor
from Soiiu, further word das come from
Miss Slone iu the following .etier, writ
ten from Macedonia to \V. \V. Peer,
trea urer of the 1 urkisii wisMoum Con*
stiuttiuopio:
“My Honored l'r.eud—I write to in
form you ou Sept. 8 L wus captureu by a
great mini hoc o; armed meu, soiiio 40, as
I traveled lroui Liuisko to D.iimphu
w'ith about 150 tenouers, siuuents siun
others.
“Ihe reason why they Captured us is
for a ransom. The price is £f!5,i>J0,
Turkish, whicn sum must without be paid tho in
gold, and this entirety Turkish,
knowledge of the aud Bulga
riau goverumeiHs, within the term of
13 days from today.
“Tue conuitiou of Mrs. Tsilka decided
the limit, as she is to give birth to a
child in three months.
“We are pursued by a Turkish army.
I beg Dr. Iluskeli himself to go to Con
sttuicmople aud exert himself for tho
payment of tne ransom jit Sumakoft,
v. uere men will receive it ou presenting
an order from me.
‘*l’li© men who captured us at first
Showed courtesy aud consideration to
ward us, but now, since Turkish sol
diers and Bashi-Buzouks have begun to
pur.-uo us aud delayed our ransom, their
treatment has changed. I beg you to
hasten sending the ransom demanded,
and that as energetically as possible you
will represent to the Turkish govern*
meat that it stop the pursuit of us by
soldiers and Basili-Bazonks, otherwuo
wo shall be killed by the people in whoso
bauds we are.
“1 pray you to coiumnuicato without
delay the contents of this letter to t!iu
representative of tho United States ai
the jKtrto aud request his serious co
operation.
“Pray lor us. We are at peace
Go,!.
"With hearty snlurunotis,
“Your iriend.
“El.UiN II. StOXE.”
CRUELTY OF BRIGANDS.
iirut Turk’s ilruins Out to Fiivpiu
H im Telling (Vltei-e l iiey " ere.
New Yoiik, Oct. 15. - Charles M.
_ Dickinson, , . L ntted • . . Oon* _
Mates cou.-ui at
stantihople find diplomatic agent to Bui
garia, is quoted iu a Sofia dispatch to
Tho Journal and Advertiser as follows:
“When the stone party was captured
they were coyipeiied ro wade a stream
up 10 the Pit in mountain. Miss Stone
a,,a . Alu * e - , B-iikii , were burned up tne
mountain and the other prisoners were
released next morning. Just before the
Stone party appeared the brigands cap
tured a Turk and battere 1 out nis brains
with the butt of a gun to prevent him
from toiling where they were. Thu
whole baud was disguised as Terkisn
soldiers when they captured tho Slone
party.”
MRS. STONE SINKING.
Anxi«iy Over h ale *f Her Daughter
May Cause Death.
New Yohk, Oct. 14. — Word comes
from Bo-*•■ in a special to The VVorid
that Mi 3to >*, mother of Miss KiJen
M. Stotu, inking under the strain of
anxiety concerning her daughter. Mrs.
Stone is more than 80 years oid aud has
been in ieebie health tor years. Her
Condition is such that her friends fear
that she will uie from the suspense.
Every effort has been made to keep
the details of the situation from her in
order to save her lrom the shocks'of al
ternate hope aud despondency as vary
ing nows nuu reports are spread about
regarding Miss Btone’s fato.
Mudiiui" l -llk i Writes llrr I’aronla.
Sofia, Oct. Jo,—The parents of Mad
ame Tsilka, the Bulgarian teacher, whu
was captured by Brigands, with Mtss
EUeu M. Stone, tho Amencaw missiona
ry, have received auotuet letter from
their uaugnr r. urging the stop already
taken, namely, stopping tho military
pursuit, because tne brigands tnreuien
tne prisoners wi n immediate death in
the event of danger to themseivi-s. The
writer says that .-he aud Miss Stone are
hidden in a sub: err mean retreat and
are treated courteously. Sue also release says
the only means of semiring their
ia to pay tiie ransom demanded.
1*0iIce Arrest mi ji c*s.
New York. Cec. J3.—A dispatch to
The Journal and Advertiser from Ber-.
. “ u H "- vs lhar , ' ,Ue V ™ 1Che VeUnt ’«,- – _ °’
corresp^uaeat has wirea as follows
concerning cievelopineats in the Kidnap
ing case of Miss Stone: "ilio police at
S^a have arrested certain suspects, in
cluaing Paul Gonudieff, brother of the
Veil known barrister aad doputy.’
Tennessee Bank kusiiends.
Nashviixe, Oct. 15.—Tho Citizens’
Bank aud Trust company of Franklin
has closed its doors. No reason is as
signed for the suspension and the status
of its financial condition has been
out. The last statement of the bank
Showed its liabilities to be over §50,000
and they were fully covered by the re
sources.
No. 6o
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tainlng good health.
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\ Sarsaparilla
builds up the system, tones the
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more promptly and effectually than
any other remedy known. The pallor of the
check disappears, energy takes the place of
languor, and the rich color of health Bows to
the cheeks. Uucqualled for all disorders of the
stomach and liver, and for all weakening com
plaints of mon, women and ohlldren.
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CURIOUS PRIVILEGES.
Some of the l':*«*roK'U(lves Wlileli IZni
bnNMitilom ,tli:> E.ii-ri-l«i‘.
A curious privilege of nn embassador
Is that ho and he alotte when dismiss
ed may turn Ids back to the sovereign
to whose court lie Is accredited. The
mode of procedure Is ns follows:
When the embassador's audience Is
over, he waits to be dismissed by the
sovereign. When dismissed, the em
bassador bows, retires three paces,
bows again, retires another three
paces, bows a third (line, turns on his
heels and walks to the folding doors.
But it Is felt that more polite methods
should obtain when the reigning sov
ereign is a woman. To turn his back
Is to be discourteous, to wulk back
ward Is to resign a privilege. The em
bassador retires sideways, like a crab,
lie keeps one eye on the sovereign and
with the other tries to see the door.
He thus shows politeness to the sov
ereign and at tho same time retains
oat* df his privileges. An ihe embassa
dor Is usually an old gentleman, often
short sighted, be sometimes falls to
reach the door and comes In collision
with the wall.
Another privilege of embassadors Is
tlie right of being ushered Into the
royal presence through folding doom,
both of which must he tiling wide
open. No one except an embussadoi
eau claim lids privilege. The most
any uotu'tnhussndorial person can, ex
pect Is that one of the leaves shall be
opened to him. The reason for this
privilege is not known. There are cer
tain Irreverent suggestions that have
been made, but we prefer to be silent
with regard to them.
Another privilege, capable of causing
great inconvenience. Is the emlmssa
dor's right of admission to the sov
ereign at any hour of the day or night.
Thus the minister representing some
little bankrupt state could go down to
Windsor and demand an audience at
4 o'clock In the morning. The audience*
would have to be granted, though It
could be delayed by tin* exercise of hi
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