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1 mammmaammm THE MACON TELEGRAPH: SATURDAY MOENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1894 JOHN WILDE’S INVENTION. lie Propose a «. Suffocate Everybody on an A'LtAcklng Fleet. John Wilde of thle«fly. who hue rm* to China with the understood HHemtkra of annihilating the JeDeneee fleet, did not offer hit In ventlon to a foreign lejwcr before el vine the United Staler eovcrmnent the Aral chance at It. lie wan in Washington lr> 18*2. bift received no encouragement there. There w-.w no r.v..- ..ii. a* war the oaae «h*« Brtceon laid'the Idea of the enonHhr before the government. and Mr. Wilde received the "cold ohoulder*’ from everybatJy. XotwithataniUmr thlr cool reception, lie wna not backward In making hl« presence known, and distributed a cir cular. In which he says •Give me control of tbit portion of the entrance of N»w York harbor known sa the ’Narrow*’ end on appara tus on a Rrander nettle than the one now at your nervier, and whose coat will nod exceed 35.000. with fnrlyelgbt hour* to arrance matter*, and I will promise to dentroy every cruiser or oth er war veneel now belonging to the United' States e* font at they can be brought Into the Narowo. "In case of n. declaration of war with any or all nuttone. I will (with the as- nlatanoe of competent officer* and a small detachment of men. hor*ei. team*, etc.) no arrange my defense* aa In forty-eight houra to make It an inter ImpoeelbllKy for any vesaei (either wood or Iron) to nae* the dcith- trap set fr them, or to escape after they hive made the attempt. ’’Mora than thin. I will put to sen, If neccaury. and with a vessel sufficient ly kirge u, carry and work the system, and with ordinary capacity otr loeomn- tlon, I am prepared to encounter the tnasl powerful war ship or ship* that ever floated, and nothing bul a chsnce shot at Ion* mngo would be of. any service to them, and their doom aa certain a* If their own mnCTr.lne had already exploded. lYils dew .lyetem cm he used in all weather and In all localities. “The destructive mlnsllm used by me are fatal to every and all things with which they come In contaol, the di rection of their course chowrod almost IMtarttly. and repeated In their action in ■ space of time not 1o exceed a mo ment, and In length of time for which there la no limit. "The model lat your cervical will In Ho men wsy convince you of the truth fulness of the statements I Have here made to you. aid I am surf you will el once see that *"J** AWSt!! (weighing lass Uian 250 poundt) would be of more protection to snv of our cruisers and more destructive to an enemy than (ill the aune and torpedlea that com* within Ih# capacity of her tonnage ’’Everything met on the high aea* Is *1 her mercy. The Cuffillfli ItorDC'Jo hoyt) ottulttped with my (system, would be more than a match for any war vss- eel In our navy. In a word, gentle- men, I «m here to sh-vw yon how In lor- ty-etgM hour* 1 can fortify every cane, bay. lake, sound, river or Inlet mot In- rludlne ihone of the BriHrii colonics). that nothing shot moves by wind, i.tnini or other foroe* can move In or oul, except by the will of the patrol guard. I need not at thirs writing cle- tail Its service with the land forces: suf fice It to say Its benefits are manifold, and coually dewirucllveito an pnenty..Jn dmcluskni. gewttenue*. I reepecIfiKly ssk' for an early hearing, that I may better dcsnwlhe to you many thlngis omitted here for want of spoor, and an ortport unity to prove to you, beyond (he p’.iselblilty of doubt, all that I here claim to do with the new aysslcsn of eosut nnvnl and military operations.” Although the OrialVi of Mr. WUdca Invention have not been mside public, the main features am known to hit friends. Ills Idea la. tn brief, to shoot some sort of a comnound nt the enemy which, upon exploding, completely en velopes the enemy’s position In a danse cloud. The shooting, tf done from n torpedo boat does not oCcour. of course, before the boat has oblalner the exact location of the enemy. While the opposing shins are enevloped In than cloud the torpolo runs un as close Its la desired snolaunches Its missiles. . in* also underslood that the vapor Is waning and kills upon Inhalation. In ad dition. It Is wild that If Ih* miriite con taining the compound should tftrlke on the deck of a ship *t would not oflty suf focate all on board, but would set me to the veaaal. It Is reported by Mr. Wilde’s friends that hs It to receive 15.000 on his arrival In San Francisco.— I’rovldenoe Journal. TAKING 1118 UNCLE AltOUND. A Kindly Nephew Bothered hy the Old iMan In a Store. There nre some men tiring who have not seen all the sight* bf the etty. Now and then one comes In who Is n coun terpart of Jnthua Whitcomb, lie hna lived nearly forty yearn not far from a Wisconsin town which Is within two hours* Tide of Chkvwo. lie ixis a nephew 'nor© who <ook him «round for 'two day*, ni*t •the Mpbav is onioyliur hlmsolf re- * || dger the VXXlfl Jirjro v: if we’ll turt- > the and • t hi* We man ncl#, » on. ami Id to o RO rain.* : the lent, or « hon* h i’!•< * are Rive y 8u?> meet farm lntlnar «ome of tho antic unrle. *'We took an elevi naphew. 'in one of tho houses, ciml while the was wnhtnur for othen uncle said to him: 'Hu you’re icoln* to watt t «et out and wait.* Just cd he ©aid to tho man: pope. I reckon l cou* he*t it down, but I'd 11 full ride. If lt'e the ear reached tbMMl4 floor, aiui me man T.nlln ou * : ^ 00 * v “i®jlto* corsets, underwear, allk uhlrts. hosiery* and par rerna.' stan *er.' caller nml tumlnjc to me he Jim: this lo where I wrr m we were leaving the the man: 'Jest hold yoi minute* till we <* don*-t run Array, 'causi down to tho ioof when **\Vo vdt aoon in tl voun* efitafttadt## of t My uncle, after lookli moment, remarked Uv « oet twy. *i ruom you or wlddera. maybe, seel nil drmsed in black. 1 cei n here la pretty «oo you Jobs. I*m awfully of you. amt If you ovei tlay® and cun come on you and take you oi •od Rive you the brat wenviii would be power you. Jim, here. 1st m3 here In Chlcujro; recko Jim: ttey. Jim?* “The situation was e I pulled him uway. Th were blnehtttC Mht Un passed out we saw on QWuese uyhIs In Hie I T^efore I could ertop my the Met In tho face 1 hat. kicked ot It. and t •Pay, Jim. If your Aunt nut to the farm ahe’d sum. I wonder what 1 for?* I tuficed nt his el him asray. Wt wore th dnecendtnr elevator, my clutoh and. nvskt th# car. ti# called back 1 Jim; rtl h id her till 3 and when lr cached th hold bke a vice on the conductor was crowd* 1 cornar. 'Keep back or my uncle was savin* e- •I know what I’m dol inb the nope a minu:< my hwnda, and then 1*1 cellar.' • "By the time he released the roe 1 had him In th# corner, where I held him until we reached the first floor. I ret him out of the car and Anally e>» him to hta train, an t wkl)# l enjeyed htk antlca I wa« tickled when I kn#w he war font, for ! didn’t know, while he mi here, what minute would break itr&v and cause troutd* H« it one >f rht beat men that «-\#r tired, but liable to to oft half-cocked at any- thins that u ciovcl.”—Ctucaxo Htrxld th *r fmm ad a > the DON'T PAY MONET FOE WATER a wOf/Mdt A cartel t>f JWf It nort rrmmlttd Ikon bexaeue ronrenUtkA, —d iNUdctrpm tXecper la Liebig Company’s Extract of Beef m mK4 emomuttA ntrart. fm fnm /«! as a*f /trdg* nbttaevx mtd iiuciu' tm famine kutus UlMtmm Otejtr in Him.-— V* *D OEOHOIA. BIBB COUNTY.-To the Honorable the Superior Court of Said County: The petition of J. W. Oaba- ffiss, Ben L. Jones, R. P. Jarratt, F. T. Abel and J. V. Smith, all of said county, respectfully .hows: 1. That they desire for themselves, their successors, associates and aa- algns to be Incorporated under she name and atyle of the "Smith Engi neering Company.” 1. The business of said association to be (he buying and selling of plumb ers’ ouppHes. to engage In and <lo a general plumbing business, to menu- Meture and sell all kinds of piping snd brick mad* of clay or other ma terial.. 10 construct all kinds of sew ers, the buying and selling and repair ing of stc-am engine*, boilers abd other machinery and loots, machinists' and engineers’ supplies; to build, construct and Imprnve or repair houses and other buildings; lo construct wider works, standpipes, water lowers, elec tric light plants and lowers or lo fur nish materials therefor, and anything and everythin* Incident lo Ihe carrying onofnny of said business and enter prises; to purcSra«e, Acquire, own or hold all such real estate ns may be necessary or required for any of Said business. t. The amount of th* capital stock to b» employed In olid business lo be the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the privlege. lit any tllmc, and from time to 'time, of Increasing Bald capi tal stock lo an amount not exceeding In the aggregate th* sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars. Btockhiotder* are to he liable only to the extent of their auhacrlptlon, snd when a stockholder Shall have paid In full the amount of slock subscribed for hy him Ms lia bility shill cease. 1. The principal office and place of doing business of said corporation to bo In the county of Bibb, state of Georgia. t. Petitioners show that 10 per cent, of th* capital stock has already been ptld In. S. Petitioners dealre to make suoh by-laws, rules and regulations for the government of their said business aa they may deem meet and proper, and to provide and elect such officers ond directors a* may be deemed necessary, nnd that they may have the right to elect and select such of Its officers as they may see fit either from or out side of the boat'd of directors or stock holders. 7. To Issue bond* of sstd corporation ‘•gecured by mortgage or deed of trust on all or any of Its properly, to such an Amount and conditioned as may be determined by Hs boned of directors. And to sell and dispose of said bonds for the use and benefit of said corpora tion at stich times add on such terms os the board of directors may deter mine. Wherefore, petHloneds pray that they m»y he tncorprated for 'the huel- pes* and purpose Aforesaid, tinder the tatame and stylo aforeaatd. for a term of twenty years, with the privilege of tenewal at the expiration of that time, according <o law; and that they may, have such rights as otc common to corporations under tho lavra of the .lath of Georgia, and that tbejs may be authorized to engage In the bualness herein set forth, and to da any nnd all things Incident to the carrying on of Mid business or sny part thereof. ESTE3 & JONES. Petitioners’ Attorney*. I. Robert A. Nlobet. clerk of the superior court of Bibb county, do cer tify that the shove Is a true copy from the records of said court. Witness my hand and official seal this October IS. 1891. ROBERT A. N1SBET, Clerk. GEORGIA BIBB COUNTY.—By vir tue of nn order regularly granted by the oourt of onUnary of said county. I will sell at public outcry to the highest bid der. for emth. on the Hot Tuesday In November next, before the Bibb county rtiurt house door, during the legal hours of sale, all that tract of land, compris ing throe hundred and thirty and onc- luilf (3JO 1-2) acrea In tho Third tLalrlct of Bibb county; being part of what la known .in the I-amni-Z.-Uler pl.H”. Said tract being Mu and parts of fonty-flvo (45). fottyulx (46). forty-nine (49). flfty (60), fitly nine (51). and flfty-two (52). Said three hundred nml thirty-one and one half 330 1-2) acres known <u tot No. two Cl 111 the I,iib,i1vl«i-'i> nnl m ill of survey of mild LamarZrtrlcr pi ire. made by Bailey, and raid lot No. two (I) bounded east bv lot No. one U) In said survev: south by Eoheconm-e creak: weal by lot No. three (3) of said survey, and north bv ’.he north line of eald original kit No. forty-nine (49) or the cbtvlnuatlon thereof. Also, that lot or ojtvcl of Inad situa ted In the Third dlotrlct of lllbb county, near Echetxmncp creek, bring parts of lota numbers sevcwtvwlx (76). seventy- Mfra 07) and seventy-eight (78). and oontuining two hundred nnd on* and ftcpflftba (201 2-S) acres, more or lesu. bring marked "Division No. 7" un a Plait of tho lands of the cutaae of J. P. Lamar, Sr., mado by J. C. Wheelcc on the 10th of October. 1878. Said tract of land being a parallelogram In shape, ex- oept that tho north side thereof ts slightly Irregular In fonn. Said tract being one thouaand nv» hundred and tWMU-flve feet aeroaa the southern I ml. alxty-three hundred feet across tho western ride, and fifty-live hundred feet along the eastern ride: bounded south hy the Yarborough place; cast by "Dlvlalon 6.” forWMriy belonging to Mlwt lola E. lcnur: wcat by “DtrUtSB No. S." for merly belonging to Mtm Maul* Umar, and north by the road between Macon and Knoxville. Al*o. that tvacg or parcel of land, be ing pari* of tots numbers seventy-seven (77). ucwmy right (78). elchty-lhreo iM>. and eighty-four (14). In the Third dis trict of slid Bfoh county, containing one hundred and sixty (160) acres, mot* or less, und being "Division No. 2" m Shown by pllt of the land* of J. P. L«. mir. Sr.. **MU re r.v rod to above. Sold tract Is a parallelogram to form, except that Its southern ond is trnrsular. con forming to the roul from Macon to KnbxVlDe Tho duct ts twenty-three huored an fifty-eight (LIU) fe.-t along the o.-s’ern rids: fwemty-ehrve hundred and thirty (LUO) feet along th* north ern ride, so l thtrtv-four hundred (2,400) fret along the cistern aide. Bound* 1 m-rth by the lands of McCullutn Hall: cist bv ’’Division No. L” which fell to >11*, Ktnle Lamar In the dlvkdon of the estate of J. p. Lanvv. Sr..: south by •'Division No. 7." above described, and part* of "Dlvlelona Net. 6 and 8." r*. f- rred to above, and west by "Divlslun No. I,” formerly t>-longing to L. Lamtr. Slid piboertv to be sold aa the prop erty of the caUKe of J. 1>. Lamar. Jr.. fev the purpose of paying th* debts of Mid rotate and making distribution. J. L. ANDERSON. Executor of the will of J. P. Lamar. Jr. Cumulative evidence of the harmony between this store and the Macon public abounds, increases daily. Always quick to respond to our enterprising efforts, the great alertness and sharpness of recent responses is as marked as it is gratifying. The confidence that our prices protect from all imposition, the appreciation of the skill and boldness displayed in the assembling of unequaled stocks is shown by multiplying sales. All this proves that the absence of sophistry, affectation and exaggeration from our advertising is not only proper, but wise. MALLARY BROS. & GO-1 Engines, Boilers, Gins MACON, GA. | SAW MILLS, 51 to 353 - - - cherry street J Machinery All .Kinds. TEMPtJS FUGIT—Is true, but the t|m« xve give you fllea none too-fast; neither | too #low. Our time pieces both for pocket and mantle are all guaranteed. Try one. GEO. T. BE ELAND. Jeweler, S20 Second Street. MOERLEIN’S BARBAROSSA (IN BOTTLES ONLY.) On account of Its absolute purity, whblesomencss. good taste and quality to old digestion It Is a most pleasant and refreshing beverage, an article Incomparably strengthening to the In valid and convalescent. ’IbiS-becr Is brewed from the best selected malt and from hops Imported from Bohfmlj. It is brewed after tho new existing method In the Hof Braue- rcl at Plloon. Bohemia. Barbaroeaa is a light, palatable beer, unexcelled In taste end brilliancy, and on account of Its excellent quality Is preferred to the Imported Pilsner by connotaeurs. 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HO WAN. Milwaukee, Win. The amount of business you nre to get during the Fair de pends very largely on the amount and manner of adver tising you do. The TELE GRAPH is tho only medium through which you can hope to reach all the people. Hadison Avenue HOTEL, JTadlson Ave. and 58th St., NEW YORK. ■tj fer day and up. Amtrican Plan. Fireproof and first-class in every par* ticular. Two blocks from tho Third and Sixth Avenue Elevated railroads. Tho Madison and 4th Ave. and Belt Lino cars pass the door. H. M. CLARK, Psop. Passenger Elevator runs all night. A. T. HOLT. Heal Edtato Agent, 36 Seoond atreet. X have some nice houses yet to rent. Come and seo me about them. Several farms to rent, and some splendid offer ings for sale. List your property with me nnd give me a chance to see what X can do with It. PROFESSIONAL, CARDS. DR. J. J. SUBERS. Permanently located. In th, ip*. eUltl,, .venereal. Xjost energy re stored. Female Irregularities snd poison oak. Cure guaranteed. Addrew In confidence, with ,tamp, (10 Fourth street. Macon. Ga. DR. C. II. PEETE, EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. , 306 SECOND STREET, J | 1 MACON, GA. | I DR. 1. H. SHORTER. BYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT, Office (68 Cherry 8t. Macon, a*. DR. GILMER’S PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Office and residence. First street, near Unerry. MACON SAVINGS BANK S7( Mulberry. Street, Macon, Ga. Capital and surplus $160,000 Pay* ( Per cent. Interest on deposits of (1 and upward. Real estate loans on the monthly Installment plan, and loana on good securities at low rates. Legal - depository for trust funds. Will act as administrator, executor, guardian, re ceiver and trustee. H. T. POWELL.... President H. G. CUTTER..•••••••••Vice-President J. W. CANNON Cashier EXCHANGE BANK. or uacom m 1 OF MACON, a A. H. J. XAmar, Geo. B. Turpin, YrMklwit. Vice-President; J. W. Cabanlja, Cashrir. W. aellclt the burinua of mtrobanl*. plan IMS sad books, off.rin* them eourtasy, promptness, saf.tr snd liber ality. The largest capital and • Urdus of any bank In Middle Georgia. BANK & TRUST GO MACON, GA. ; n. J. laimar. Proaldent; an B. Tus, pir- Vlee-Pnrid«t: J. w. Csahler; D. U. N.Uigaa, Accountant. ^ CAPITAL, 6200,000. SURPLUS, 630,000. Interest paid on deposits I par cat. per annum. Economy la th* nod t* wraith. Deposit your ravings any thin) vrtU b* lncrrarad by In tar rat. Com pounded ramL.nnn.lly. J- M. Johnston. President. J. D, Stetson, Vlo* President. L P. Hlllyer. Cashier. The American National Banl, MACON, GA CAPITAL..,, .6250.000.00 (SURPLUS., „ ,, ,, . 625000 04 Largest capital of any national bank In Central Georgia. Accounts ot hanks, corporations and Individuals will roceivs careful attention. -Jorreanon. 4enct Invited. COTTON. X wish (o Inform my friends and pa tron, that I havo moved across Poplar street, tppratt. ray old stand, and wllh Improved facilities and more conveniently arranxed warehouw. I am better prepared than ever to bundle thtir cotton to ad vantage NEW ROOM CORRECT WEIGHTS! HIGHEST PRICES] SATISFACTION GUARANEEDI ELLIOTT rim CT-U Poplar street. First Moil M OP MACON. GA CAPITAL 1SURPLUS, $260,000 R. H. PLANT, PRESIDES X. W. w. WRIGLEY, L C, PLAIT'S SOI, BANKER BACON, GEORGIA. ESTABLISHED 1863 Banking in all its branches. Interest allowed on time Deposits. We handle foreign exchange and. arrange travellers credits on Messrs. Rothschild ’ 0 f London lor all European points.