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5 lothing was left him bat to Canada and li'ule himself. •Daily \ Daily 1 Minister Bah the extrudin'; has had j-tv* president an! affriiis. W * to exhaust ev general belie* ally employ testifii .Hood’s ©: iartisestio: WOOD'S piioy PIIOBIND, The Great Knslisli Rcraedy. ^per^umen^ isWor Wood-T pvos- Before and 4i'£cr. fhodwis; it he offew edsno ** e J- e mu* . ijicr, Mrort {.j cs3 m c-diclne to place of this, leave bis dishonest store. Inclose price to letter, and wo will send by return wall. Price, ono package, Sit sis, $0. One will please, six icillcure. Pamphlet In plain sealed envelope, C stamna. Address THU WOOD CHEMICAL CO.. 131 Woodward avenue, Detroit. Jlieln Perry the Leading City. Guthrie, O. T., Sept. -8.—The Chord-! kee strip has been settled in a wee!; and 1 things are getting down to a business ■ basis. Of the 200,000 who entered on j the U*th over half Jiave left. Perry is | destined to Ik* the leading town of tlio i strip, and the government has issued a proclamation declaring it a city of tho ! first class. Eight Convicts Escapr. Kxoxviij.e, Sc-pt. 28.—Eight desper ate prisoners escaped from the branch prison at Big Mountain. Their escape was effected by way of an old abandoned airshaft. It is thought that they were assisted in their escape either by trusties or civilians, otherwise escape would : have heai impossible. Fort Worth Officials Indicted. Fort Worth, Tex., Sept. 28.—Tho grand jury has found true bills against City Secretary R. V. Burns and A. B. Mabry, secretary of the waterworks. These officials are charged with malfea sance in appropriating tho funds of the city to their own use. Not Soldiers But Citizens. Knoxville, Sept. 28—Affairs in the Druuuuond lynching case have assumed- altogether a different shape. The report comes from a reliable source' that not soldiers but citizens of Briceville are about to be convicted of the lynching. Indicted for Killing Bis Brother. Augusta, Ga., Sept 28.—The grand jury of Aiken county has .indicted Jesse Cawley for the murder of his brother, Henrv Cawley, who was assassinated two miles from Augusta, over the river, last Saturday week. A New Gas Machine. Tacojia, Wash., Sept. 28.—George R. ; Cowles, a pattern maker of this city, has I invented a machine for making gd3 j •from wood. Besides 17,000 cubic feet i of gas it will produce from a cord of ; fire wood, worth §3 iiere^ 13 sacks of j charcoal and two gallons * of tar, worth j '■ ” A patent has been j from Chantibtm, i cruiser Aiouette :h;r.n fort at tlidt the fort with a The French, when seat, were building i has capture I tho Pai i point, and garrisdne ! portion of her crew. j the dispatch Wf_ 0 j rifle pits around the barracks. A dispatch from Buenos Ayres says : j it is learned that the officers and crews of the torpedo boats which attacked the government naval squadron off the coast yesterday, and which were cap tured, were incited to revolt by Colonel Espina. He has been arrested and will be shot. altogether $48. i granted the inventor. 31a<] Bf cause They Got No .Money. Mansfield, Q., Sept. 28.—Two mask ed men went to the house of William Vantilburg, a wealthy farmer living near here, battered the door down and bound Vantilburg. They ransacked the premises, but secured only $9 in money. They tore up several thousand dollars' worth of government bonds that they found. Robbery in the Heart of lSulfalo. Buffalo, Sept. 28.—The Western Union Telegraph company's branch office at Main and Genesee streets, across the way from the Genesee hotel, was en tered at 4 a. ui. by two men. who sand bagged the night manager, Henry Leip- RE LI EVES ah Stomach Distress. RE SHOVES Nausea, Sense of fftufafsa, Congestion, Paul REVIVES Failing ENfcnGY. RESTORES Normal flrcniction, and WA:Cf3 TO TOS TIPS, DR. RASTER EEDsC*HE CO., St. Louis, ft?G« Soldby E. H. CRAWLEY. Schooner and Crew Probably Lost. Gloucester, Mass., Sept. 28.—The schooner Pioneer sailed nearly seven weeks ago on a cod fishing trip to tho Georges, and was last seen jnst before the great gales of August. Since then she has not been heard from, and the owners now believe that some disaster has happened to he?. She carried a crew of H men. $500 Will he Given >se of rheumatism which can id by Dr^Drifnmyond’s Ligiit- hIv. The proprii tor.s do not trbr. but print it in bold type on circulars, wrappers, printed ! through the columns c&news- $4.00: $3.50 $2.50 d $2.25 ' $2.00. -KNGIKES, BOII.F.RS, Saw Hills, Shingle Hills, Wood Work ing Macbiaor/, Sugar, flics, Gcttoa and Canning Machinsry. -igating Machinery A SPECIALTY. Office and Warehouse, Wharves, Adjoining S. F. & W. Railway Dspst, JACKSONVILLE, FLA. A Boggy Ride Trageilj. Adrian, Mich.. Sept. 28.—Nelson Ku- ney, aged 22, while out driving with his sweetheart, Maud Brainerd, attempted to shoot her. and failing, fired a shot into his own head and died almost in stantly. The girl was so overcome by fright that she died. No cause is given for his rash act. man, and rifled the money drawer. Tlie New Gilmore Band Leader. New York, Sept. 28.—Victor Herbert, who is just now finishing a new opera for Lillian Russell called “La Yiran- diere,” is to be the new leader of p-il- morc’s band. every U, he 5“ Maid* wanted. Ryoo wart a fins DRESS SHOE, mada fa the lattst styles, don’t pay $6 to $8, by ray $3, $3.50, $4.00 or $5 Sine. They ft equal to custom made and look and wear as weft. Ifyoawhh to economize In year footwear, do so by purchasing V/. L. Douglas Shoes. Name and price stamped on the bottom, feok for ft when yon buy. W. L DOUGLAS, Brockton, Umi. Sold bf Echo;-* from a Blizzard. Mankato, Minn., Sept. 28.—A cold wave passed over this section. Sunday night. The mercury is 10 degrees b>h»w the freezing point. Ice u cne-half h i thick. Klllrd for a CIicv Millen, Ga.. Sept, shot and killed George well Jr Millin';*mill, i:: yesterday. Irtcxi» S.o Davis a d»*.t o.* tobac Machinery I>r Jonc Bull’s Worm Destroyer taste good and quickly remove worms from children or grown people, restoring tne weak and puny to robrist healtli. Try them. No other worm medicine is so safe and sure. Price 25 cents at drug stores, or sent by mail by John I). Park <fc Sons Co.. 175 and. IT" Sycamore St., Cincinnati O. -:eo5-lv iaiilaifcMiaiysil THE WAYCROS5 HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 o‘ 1S9; FOUND THE THIEVES. Anil with Them, Another Pooch of Stolen Hail Has Been Recovered. Atlanta, Sept. 28.—Two negroes have been arrested, and the proof is said to be conclusive, that they are responsible for the loss of the great pile of looted mail matter found recently in the suburbs of the city. With the discovery of the thieves An other important find was made. Last .Sunday morning a mail pouch, which .should have been placed on the Georgia Central train DEALERS IN Paints, Oils, Doers, Sash and Blinds, Te^a Cotta and Seiver Pipes, Roanoke, Va., Sept. 28.—The coro ner's jury rendered a verdict as a result of their investigation into the cause of the deaths of the eight men who were shot down during the reign of mob law on last Wednesday night. Their finding *is to the effect that the men came to their death “by weapons in the hands of men or soldiers of the Roanoke Light In fantry, under the command of Captain John Bird and other officers,” and that the evidence showed that he was acting under instructions of Mayor Trout. - Vienna Was Threatened with a Terrible Anarchistic Outbreak. BUILDERS HARDWARE, IT WAS TJ5SAETHS3 JUST IS TIME. Corner Cv id Whitaker Sts the morning of Atig. 4 was found by tho detectives near the spot where tho first lot was found. It had been ripped open and its contents looted, as in tho other case, and tho pouch thrown aside. This discovery was made by govern ment detective. Meantime, city detectives had foun l a clue that led them to implicate two ne groes who had lxien lmngers-011 about tho postofficc and both of whom bore bad reputations. They were William Swan, alias Jones, and Henry Parker. Swan had been employed as a helper by tho engineer in tho basement, and Parker had also done odd jobs there. They were not regular government employes, but were paid by the engineer himself. Sole Agents for Adamant Plaster, best reparation in the world for plastering rails and ceilings. Write for circulars. declD-ly Vienna, Sept. 23.—Tlio most formid able and widespread auarchist plot ever concocted in Vienna, the police declare, has been unearthed since the, arrest of the 14 anarchists here on Saturday, and of 68 members of a secret, society r.t Brunn, the capita! of Moravia. *Tieven more of the gang her j have been im- The jury think it best to recommend that the grand jury or other competent court or authority take charge of and in vestigate the legality of the acts of the said officials. Captain Bird was cross-examined by the jury, and reiterated his statements ui. tf. POWEUU, QUITMAN, GA. Esaler in Oroosriss and • • • • Country Produce OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. All the persons arrested known to l>e anarch:-l; of type, und every ono had boat ridges ready for use. Among them is a leading nrer of bombs who lives i and an anarchist named St known to the police and a tO Eggs, etc. Kolb Grce melon Seed. These two fellows had loafed about the building sufficiently to be thoroughly , familiar with the routine of work there, ; chanic. When the prisoners were and knew exactly when and how the search id it wa3 found that attache 1 in- mail was dispatched. ! side the linings of tho overcoat* "worn The authorities are not yet ready to . ■ „ . . .. , _ state exactly what tlio evidence is that Stnlka and a man named H-i.mols they have against these men, but say l '?*' re ^rong plaited wires with boors at that they undoubtedly stole the pouches i the ends. It is suransixl that taese were from the office steps as they were being { ^ evice9 to hang bomb- ** " loaded npon the mail wagon. The government detectives say that i the robbery is due to gross carelessness * Among tli « >n the part of the clerks in charge. They say that their evidence against the thieves is ample and positive, and they room were found rolL of /, r that 1 an( t glass and metal cylinde that-that be considered himself dealin; with a mob and not with citizens. He had given the order to fire in a low tone of voice to the four men called to the window looking out upon the door being battered in by the mod. It was* pro duced in tho * evidence of another wit ness that Eddy, ono of the boys wound ed. had jnst thrown a rock through the jail window before being hit, and that John Mills was amon^v.the mob near the west side door whereTae demonstration was the loudest. The verdict is received with general favor here, it being considered, in fact, all that the jury could Justifiably find from the evidence in the case. vill have no trouble in convicting them. ^COMlMG FROM CANADA. Embezzler Ley* FlmL a Safe Retreat Near Buffalo. _______ Buffalo, Sept. 28.—John Leys, of To- [ and an oblong tin box, tho contents of Tonto, queen's counsel, and ex-member which were apparently intended to bo of the Ontario legislature, who lid from j ments showing'beyond a doubt that the members of the club were affiliated with a Bohemian secret society known as tho Omladina. In addition io the papers tho i>olice seized a number of bombs. Some were made of tin, and charged with elastic and picric acid. A large, finely finished steel bomb was found which "contained a liquid that has not yet lieeu analyzed, conductin ere were attached. Tho police got an inkling of the con spiracy through a brawl between some anarchists and advanced socialists, be cause the latter refused to assist in caus ing explosions. The clue was followed, with the result that the anarchists, who were masquerading as members of a lit erary society, were captured. Many think that the plot was largely *led every cent of trust funds in liis j duo to the Czech agi'ation in Jio’icmia charge, bringing his, defalcation, with and the suspension,of the constitutional bis debts, to $304,00!). law in Prague and neighboring towns. Loys Said to a reported that every cent There is no evidence yet to connect any had been lost through real estate specu- j Czech leader with the conspiracy. But lations. IIo was too old now to atone ! it is more likely that tlio anarchists were 3v’» wrong and restore bis good name, 1 about to take advantage of tl\e political that city last week, is now in hiding near this city. Leys is 60 years old. He was legal ad viser to the Freehold and Loan associa tion, and this, with bis fee?!?, from other corporations, gave him an income of over $10,000. He managed several rich estates, and be appears to have embez pUITMMi, Si. ^ . He charges Mrs. Conrad with ! , , an crimmaHy intimate mth a G^l PlOQilCe Mfl’ClMt, vn Mountain. A great deal ot i ’ Helena's S«»elal Scandal. Helena, Mont., Sept. 28.—Helena's social circle was given a terrible shock on the announcement that J. H. Conrad, a leading citizen, had sued his wife for | f divorce, asking the custody of the minor ; l cliildren. He charges Mrs. Conrad with • liavi: well lmow interest is added to the case from the fact that ?.Irs. Conrad is the daughter of Mrs. Burnaby, for whoke murder Dr. Graves was tried, and Conrad took such an interest in the case that he spent $60.- 000 in trying to secure the conviction of the alleged murderer of Ills raother-in- law. Mrs. Conrad was always one of the members of Helena’s first class cir cles, and it is- s;iid the trial will bring out developments of a decidedly racy .character. r t S. L. PRICE, Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, By G. O. TUB.STBE., WAYCKCSS, GEOEGIA Everything New! Splendid Turnouts! Fine Horses! Careful' Drivers The l>est equipped ami best managed Stables ever conducted'In Waycro-s or this sid of Atlanta. Satlsfai-tiun guaranteed. Special Accommodations for Drummers, tit" A trial is a!! I ns!;. TELEGRAPHIC TIPS. in E - Mayor Trout mid his «d to Roanoke. Va. Yh is much improved. In a collision on t’.: Trunk railroad, near two passengers wore killed outright; ono fatally injured and two seriously hurt. Governor Russell of Massachusetts, has apjxjinted delegates to attend tho t Farmers' National congiv.-M to l>o held in j. Bavannali, Ga., in December. William StefT shot and killed James | J Wilson, tt in Vivian. W.Va. Wil- ; suilcwng fr.i. ^on was tho cighdi man killed by Steff. |-be obliged to — - — ! winter. A Aa I’mlownieut Uoaieria In TruuJiu-. j nonneed that Boston. Sept. 23.—Insurance Com- | he was sot'-.i; anissioner Merrill has recommended to j r-'-’L-rnli. -the court that action be taken again t ! -' the.otticera of tlio American Mutual Re- : Beklin. re lief association frauds, and says that i corporation c:< ivorectly been camea on wua more utter i - — ,-■ * Attend Oi the provisions n-ti!vn-.! ] jpl> WkepU-v. pm-nl common honesty than in this." i 1:1 ”*' r u ' Tliey Lhallensi tlio World. A tij Tii’Tt* ? Chicago, Sept. 28.—The infantry i.ina- | London. Sent. 'petitioa of jho United i:tatrs army was have appe • *1 to held at Fort Sheridan. Tlio total scores i aui i r . m .; a ksts >t \ > are not only the highest ever made in Rnsso-Freuch celobr.ui. this country by riflemen, but lead the I month. world's highest record. The officers in j , v charge of the competition a.snouuce they will challenge any nation to compote _ with our men. Duluth, »Sept. 28.—Frederick Pren- j tice, a New York man, who owns a j sto:io quarry near Ashland, on Lake .Su perior, cut out a monolith last fall 110 ; feet long, 10 feet square at the base and j 4 feet at the top. He intended it for i the World's Fair, but the fair officials ! found the cost of transportation, $23,000, j too much. Then he offered it the city of Milwaukee, but the subscribers of three-fourths of tho fund there have e failed. Now Mr. Prentice is cufc- the stone up into building material. , Sept. 23.—At 2 s made to wreck > on the Valilaliu Clay county. A Narrow Escape o Gkekn* Castle, Ir/ o'clock an attempt w. the Cincinnati espres line, near Skuntin, ir rail had been removed and placed to throw an entire, train down a ten foot embankment. The engine, fortunately, did not jump the track, hntaill cars ex cept the sleeper left the track. No one was Sej-iously hare, but many were se verely shocked. The train was running at the rate of 10 miles an hour. A Lynching Jn ;t Uo:us to Li;;Jit. Aiken, S. C., Lc-pt. 28.—Pro' most quiet lynching cn record has ju t como to light. On Saturday aftemuai last a mob of whites apprehended Calvin Stewart, a negro, who was wanted for the murder of Mr. Charles Carter, at Bath, S. C., on Saturday a week ago. Stewart was found at his mother's house in Edgefield county. . The mob took him out, and, carrying him alxmt two miles into a swam])." hung him up to a conve nient tree. Boy Jlelrt Fov a Ransom. St. Louis. Sept. 28.—Charley Gorman and Jimmie Golden, 15 years old, last Wednesday kidnapped Harry Clayton, 10 years old. and locked him in a box car, where they kept him two days. In this time they waited his mother twice, demanding $20 ransom. At last it was promised them, and they were arrested when they released Harry. They were fined and sent to the house of refuge. Corn, Oats, Syrup, Chicksns, Eggs, r, ,k . GILLON & HUDSON, FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, WAYOROSS iRQH WORKS, ■ - ‘MOSS, GEORGIA H AVING added all necessary Machinery to our shop, rvt ■ are now prepared to do all kinds of casting, repairing and general'woi'k on Locomotives. We also carry in stock Stationary and Saw Mills, Piping, Belting, Pulleys, Hangers and Brass Cocks of all kinds. We make a specialty of SYRUP MILLS. AND, KETTLES. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. GIVE S S A TRIAL ANDRE CONVINCED Brunswick and Western Railroad. ta?.ii3ZLO ’STcitoiOn In Effect Thursday, February 2nd, 1803. Subject to Change Without Notice. j From Brunswick to Albany. From Albany Ur Brunswick.