Newspaper Page Text
TJIE MACON TELEGRAPH« TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1903
1
DeWitt
Witch-Hazel
Ur. t-V S£f»!r
SALVE
pKKpAncD nr
E.C. DeWill 4 Co., Chlca|o
i mii ummuS
The
C°^ es
FEDERAL PRISONERS
TO REMAIN IN BIBB
A CLOSE DECISION
BY SUPREME COURT
to the Cbathai
a ill be ti
nty Jail
nan wa» seen
»b-graph last i
story. He w
nd he had tin
Shakers
ALWAYS SHAKE WELL!
Ever ready lo
“Mil up things.”
Each turn of
the Crank-Wheel
gives ten distinct
shocks to the
liquid.
Most complete
and efficient
shaker of the
day.
No slipping; of belts no waste of
power.
Judge Hp
ferrlng i
Chatham
rill rem
lave niw
1* • i ,i i-i,-...* rs •<
rounty. Jail. The prl*
'tin In the IJIbb Jail an
ays done. This la one o
beat Jail* In the state. The sanitation
and ventilation are excellent, bca'.de*
the structural strength of the building
Is almost perfect.
‘*1 understand the prisoner* from the
Jail In Valdosta will be removed to 8a-
vannah. t suppose thin is how the ru
nt r started—the confusion of the two
places. The Bibb county Jail meets
with all- the requirements of the Unit
ed Btutes law* on the question of car
ing for its prisoners."
dime the Appl
■ tit at I on to the
WASHINGTON, June 1.—The United
states supreme court, in an opinion by
| Justice Brown, today decided the case
I of the territory of Hawaii vs. Osaki
Manklchl, .a Japanese, who was con
vlcted of manslaughter and sentenced
J to twenty years’ imprisonment in Ha-
sll under the laws of the old Hawai
ian republic, adversely to the claim of
the prisoner that hla conviction was
illegal and Invalid. The conviction took
place between the adoption of the con
gressional resolution of annexation of
1898 and 1900, the date of the act crea
ting the territory of Hawaii, and Man-
kichl waa found gujlty without the
action of a grand Jury and by a major
ity vote of the trial Jury.
The decision waa sharply criticised In
dissenting opinions by the chief Jus
tice and Justice Harlan, in whlph Jus
tices Brewer and Peckham concurred.
Justice Harlan upheld the view-that
the constitution extended over all ac
quired territory.
DEPUTY < I.KHK KHWIX
He
r.l In
Clork
Ilf
Offli-
Mr. L. M. Erwin, deputy clerk of th**
circuit court of the United States for
the Southern district of Georgia, may
be appointed chief clerk of the court.
It lH reported that II. H. King of
Huvuminh will soon r<*lgn his office as
I< ’ k "11 .1' - 'Hint of ill he "'ll III Hi.''
event Judge Pardee will nppolnt aom*-
one to Dll the vacancy.
Mr. Hr win has held hi* present posi
tion for a number of years, filling It
ably. He Is In direct line of promotion
tl will probably get the appointment.
We hereby off»*r to the trade a
*nd compact pinker that fills a lo
want It J» grn-fful of outline and
Sonm In nppearsnes. bttng pair
t,u k mi l gold, with nickel trln
Th* use to which this llttlo machl
be put are manifold. Besides
nd Mixed Drinks
It Is th» Bhake
JJusu 7x12; height «
In Un
friends
Inst nig
sent fro
ferera h
trlbutloi
vill
Mr. Et
sk Judge Pardee to
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
IN CHICAGO STORE
of FlVei
irk—Thre
n Panic.
Falla From
ndred Uniployr
FlllHT < OVntlllt TlOX
CHICAGO, June 1.—One man dead,
two others severely Injured and 200
employes in a panic was the result to
night of an accidental explosion of fire
works in the wholesale merchandise
house of Butler Bros., 7 West Ran
dolph street. A heavy box filled with
explosives fell from a truck In the
meat and exploded with ttrrlfU
force. .When the debris wss cleared
ay. John 8wanoon, foreman of tho
packing room, was found lying dead
the floor with the right side of his
d blown off.
THE UNION’S j
GREAT SIX-DAY JUNE SALE j
OF nUSLIN UNDERWEAR IN FULL BLAST. J
Cut-Rates and Summer Prices Prevail Throughout the Store. The Greatest JUNE Bargains ✓
Ever Offered to the ftacon People Are to Be Had at THE UNION’S Greatest Sale of Sales, THE '■
SIX-DAY CASH SALE. '
«f (he
Utv Il«
!*!(•» l 1
ii d fo
enlor
physician «t the
iftnl. called up Tho Telegraph
t and stated if a relief fund is
i Moron to the Gainesville
wanted to give |S bb it con*
lid ha
Dr. El-
our hos-
r enough
distance,
and the
Is tarn-
W1NN-J0HNS0N CO.
Sole Agents.
ITIOXAti PARTY
1. *>th, IV*. Tickets to
Inuous posnge In each
ear final limit to fifteen
a I Limit: Original pur*
stricken ones a
illlng, the loss of life
of the wounded, too,
calamity Is all the w<
the poor people In factories,
ud children, embrace a large
t of the dead. I will gladly
>ward n relief fund,"
YESTERDAY’S WEATHER
STL’pBftTf lU’IIXKI) TO RHAfff.
Ffro at I*.ton College In England.
Narrow Bwapr of Other*.
LONDON. June l.—Twd bays, both
14 years of age. were burned to death
In n fire which gutted one of the inas-
houees at Et n c.liege today.
Them were thirty-three students In
the house and the survivors had great
difficulty In escaping, clad only In their
night cloths, many of the boys scram
bling from the windows down the Ivy-
'red walls of the house. The work
'escue was considerably delated
owing to some of tjie windows of the
bouse being barred. The Incineration
of the two students la attributed to
thla fact.
HOCK ISLAND-FniSCO DUAL.
Muslin Under
wear Tables
have bnen filled with new
clean, KitEMi, OBisp Gar
ments for TODAY at oven
lower prices than yestor-
duy. CUT-RATES orj
Spring and Suraraor Goods
from ono ond of tho store
to the other.
Hundreds of Ladies Thronged
Our Store Yesterday
At tho great rush it was impossible for us to wait
on more than about half that camo. But coma aifain
today and tomorrow, EVERY DAY THIS WEEK
as now features will boaddod to tho sale each day.
In Sundays ad, wo detailed some Special Bargains,
but tho story was only half told ns to what we are
reallydoingat this GivEAT SIX DAY CASH SALE.
Wo Shull Endeavor to make each day tho BIG
GEST DAY to tho end of tho week.
20 Per Cent.
Cash Discount
20 per cont. discount on
all Table Linen from 75c
a yard up.
20 per cent, discount on
all Marseilles Spreads from
$2.50 up.
20 per cont. discount on
all Trunks and Bags in
tho store.
REMEMBER THE
GREAT SALE WILL CONTINUE THE ENTIRE WEEK.
Great
$5.00 Skirt Sale
Will be a great attraction today. 100 skirts worth
Six-Day -
June
Cash
Sale
up to £12.50 will bo placed on special racks today and
will be tho Greatost Skirt oll'or over made CC AO
by a Macon firm. Choice only
Sale
Muslin Underwear
CONTINUES
I THE UNION DRY GOODS CO.
>11** WILLEMS HINT
COLUMBUK. Oa.. June l.—MIss Wll-
H-ne Peyton Hunt, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Hunt, died today after a
long Illness.
Plonty of monoy always
on hand to Joan on real c-s-
tato. Ono to ten years. No
commissions. Equitablo
Banking & Loan Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
J. 1*. Morgan A Co. ,
Flan 1* Notv Op
NEW YORK. June 1-v. P. Morgan A LJJ _
Co. announce thgt a majority of the com- | t j,jg
mon stock of the fit. Louis and Ban Fran- I *.
ctsco road has been deposited with them I ne *\i
under the terms of the Rock Island pur
chase, and that the plan la now opera
tive.
each, and a motion (or a new trial la
made In one of them and overruled,
and auch case Is brought by writ or
error, to this court, only the record In
that case can legally be brought upi
and If tho record In the other care also
nt up with the bill of exception
court cannot consider it. I
Th# claimant bc'n* the only wit- I ( 0 authorise the grant
In her behalf, and there being be- j damn*-
JOVITK KlI'f.OIIE*
the death of th:
JAM! . f’UUCIIAK. T. P.
rlously Injur*-)
plodlng In Hu
Explosives M
plant near t
Hundreds of i
a radius of tw
was destroyed.
Chicago n
CHICAGO, June 1
teen candidates vote,
elect'on In Cook coup
ocrats elected fourte
llcans four. A llgt
owing to the wet we
crata carried the cc
Jorlty,
HAVOC IX KAW VALLEY. :, r
MANHATTAN. Kan.. June I. —Not j
since the Galveston flood has water ere* j s
ated auch terrible havoc and wrought eat,
such terrible destruction of life and ! Do
property as has Just beer/ esperienced |
In the Kaw valley of Kansas. The ten- | 487
rltory affected stretches from Brook- I for* J'
vllle. Kan., to Kansas City, a distance
of 200 miles, from throe to fifteen mile*
in width. Almost the •ntlre territory is
submerged In water from one to fifty
feet In depth. Boatmen who have
reached here report many persons mis
•imr. Probably lift** persons were
drowned In the country around here.
fore the Jury fact* and clrcumstai
apparently In conflict with her testi
mony, this court cannot suy that th*
Jury were not authorised to find
bill of exceptions that docs not depend
upon an examination of the brief of
evidence. It la apparent that no effort
was made to brief the evidence as re
quired by law; and the assignments vt
rror referred to will, therefore, not he
onildered. Atlanta. K. Co. vs. Up
shaw, 115 Go. 988. and cases cited.
Judgment affirmed. (No further opin
ion.)
Smith & Carswell, for plaintiffs in
error; Payne & Payne, contra.
4S9. Central of Georgia Railway com
pany vs. Wood. Damages. Before
Judge Reece. City court of Ployd
county.
Candler, J.—In a suit for damages
against a railroad company, based on
alleged negligence of th** defendant In
carrying the plaintiff by the station o*
her destination, where the plaintiff’s
evidence'falls to disclose that she suf
fered any physical Injury, nr.4 the ut
most damage proved I* the Inconven
ience of several hours’ delay and the
missing of her dinner by the pinlntlff;
and where the conduct of th*- employees
of th* railroad company
nltlve
but on the
dox and O. A. Harris, for defendant.
41L Cedartown Cotton Company vs.
Hanson. Damages. Before Judgo
Janes. Polk superior court.
Candler, J.—On the trial of an action
for damages by an employe against >»
cotton mill company, on account of In
juries alleged to have been caused by
the negligence of one claimed to have
been a vice-principal of the defendant,
where the evidence for the plaintiff falls
to show that the relation of principal
and vice-principal existed between the
defendant the person against whom the
negligence is charged In the petition,
but on the other hand discloses that tho
plaintiff and th* alleged negligent per
son were fellow servants subject to th*
same general master, a motion for non
suit should be granted.
Judgment reversed.
Fielder & Ault and Blanc*, Wright
and Tlson. for plaintiff in error; Duna
& Trawlck and Dean St Dean, contra.
49J. Duncan et aj. vs. Hopkins. Before
Judge Russell. Gwinnett superior
court.
Candler. J.—The charge complained
of announces a principle of law which
Is correct In the abstract, and a* no
specific vice In It Is pointed out in the
motion. It will not be cause for a new
trial. The court did not err In overrul
ing the motion on the grounds that the
verdict was contrary to law and the ev
idence.
(Judgment affirmed. (No further
opinion).
Juhan & McDonald, for plaintiffs la
prror; T. M. Peeples, contra.
nent affirmed.
& Erwin and Cantrell A Ram-
)r plaintiff In errer; Harkins Sc
nd R. J. A J. McCamy, contra.
every respect courteous and accommo
dating. a verdict for the plaintiff tor
824IJ9 la unwarranted and should be
set aside by the trial Judge as exces
sive.
Judgment reversed.
J. Branham, for plaintiff In error; M.
R. Eubanks and R. T. Fouch*, contra.
nd. vs.
t of the eigh
th* In Judicial
day. the Dem
id the Repub-
Prompt loans on real es-
to. Ono to ton yonrs. No
u route. Low rates to mi
dbh uum uir
tetlng O. A. R.
commissions. Equitablo
Ticket* on sate July list
ih final limit of October
to August nth.
tun. with prtv-
Banking it Loan Co.
*
Itge of dtverse routes, or
>* and returning, lute
same rout# go-
froqt Macon,
HI IT II. v Ill'll \ I \ V
nn.Ti'N Mwf Jut. 1 It
•*-
!* r Illustrated pamphlets, maps, fold-
r » • •. of the gerntc Line of the WvM,
"Mte L E. RRHLANDKIt.
Trav. Pass. Aft..
No U West Hh *t,,
’ ' Chattanooga, Trnn.
mains «>f Superintend-nt R. K. Ugan ot
the Grest Northem r«llwi\y, who area
lost In th?* mountains of Montana while
hunting, November 4, were recoveted
today. ,
LOW AT RVTCntMO*.
HUTCHINSON. Kan.. Jun, 1.—Th.
Inn. at Hutch!,'ton and vicinity. It la
.■■tlmni.d will reach U,000.000, Cow
Creek haa fallen alnce laat nl*ht, but
<h« uater la atlll two feel htati In Main
ttreet and every builnera houte la
hooded. Tho city hall and court houae
arc under wnter And the lira depart
ment haa moved to a livery atnble.
, Imperative
yuwwwuuwwwwww V\\\\\\\\V\\\\N\ VWWWWVN
j A NEW BROOM , $
OTT1 MWA CTT OFF.
OTTUMWA, ’s.. Jun* 1.—With nearly
one-half of South Ottumwa under wa
ter. which threatens to take outhouse*!
ar 1 business blocks, a large part uf
West and Blast Ottumwa flooded and
railway communication cut .iff except
on the main line of the Burlington. Ot
tumwa Is experiencing the worst flood
In the history of the city. It Is e«tl-
tnrvt.'d that between 4,000 and 9.000 peo
ple have been driven from their homes.
"TIT.t lOWHKMoX nilMO,
NEW YORK. Jyne l.-No official state-
mtnt eonfftwtTvg the bond conversion plan
uf tji* United Ft.its- Steel Corporation
wtll bo made unlit a number of Euro pro n
Shareholders have been heard from. The
ftatemtnt that about- 9K>.or<v<w of
f*rr*d stock has been turned In for bonds
by holders not In the syndicate Is sub
stantially correct
’s. by next
Railway company. Dam-
re Judge Reece. City court
1. The lennl qu.mlon In I " yi ’ p >unty - . , ,,
Wed to thu l« Milled by th.
•Ions of IhU *utt In rmkelit.ln
.fate, I0i On. .IT, and Heeds U^uSSfaiirii
t. In Ih. pre«.'ni cne-i there wn, e>m« „e™’’ J!
evidence to mppnrt n nnllrn ih.. U>« % '"l*
I frmululently Induced the pro.- ? f 1 :_ Ar, ‘ '*• Ert
to d. liver to him po.««lon .1 *«* .
the propeHy stolen, with Intent to | *• ,f ; K a , r , ur , * rr *J on
steal It; and that the element of trust cau, f* tra,n * .1 , vH «.
of the character that enters Into .n another county and if the Plaintiff! la
ca'ca of larceny alter trust waa absent. I *? ? ff, # c . er jmprts
That theory, as wHl as the contention I P n,>d - and ,f detention, failure t<
that the accused was voluntarily an* | Pfoeecute or other act In such latter
trusted with the possession of the c T U ” t . r J®
goods, was fairly submitted to the lury j c l v ‘ l * tcX ®
unden approprlati* Instructions from I requires that suit
the trial Judge. The conviction of s m- j brought.
pie larceny was fully warranted; and
this court will not reverse the Judg
ment of tbe superior court overruling
the certiorari.
Judgment affirmed. (No further opin
ion.)
Williford St Mlddlebrooka. for plain
tiff In error; J. E. Pottle, solicitor gen
eral, and E. W. Butler, contra.
488. Lane et aL vs. Williams. Before
Judg Kite. Catoosa superior court.
Candler. J.—Following Its oft-repeat
ed rulings, this court will not consider
an ssslgnment of error upon the admis
sion of evidence where It does not ap- I
pear what objection. If any. was mad**
to th.' introduction cr such evidence
on the trial below*.
J. Other than *s above Indicate)
ther> Is no assignn . ut of error In tlu
r RAW
jiTwhmsj
Indigestion and Dyspepsia vanish ]
| when the system is put in working j
I order by Ramon’s Liver Pills and |
Tonic Pellets* Complete Treatm’t
J. T. STEWART’S PRICE LIST.
/<uam L*wta -*•" Hr* * . *
4 * YtOomtant llyv. ....
4 •* 1'tinnV Mur < i nn It** • •
4 ■ Mum; Hilt Tt/s * . • •
4 “ 1 »ul Jon— Hr* » • • • •
• He proof if. a Com .
C S> proof M. U. Cora
• UW V . A IrtwiKr*
Ion In evory vt*
■ r Street. 'I'hon
i quarts OM It. Corn • • « • • «
tfSLJ *2* * * • *
QorX* Ilfi • .
I *ai. Jet “ • •• . . . . .
<qt.art» Anchor O In
Irak Jux “ •
1 “ ■ N(* England Rnm Xo. t
IL <
Drown Hr* Xa J |1 Tl
land Ham Na 2 . 34!
J. T. «TBWART.
IN PREPARING
FOR YOUR
THE
•?|V
SUMMER TRIP
SEABOARD
ANTARCTIC STEAM Fit SAFE.
BERLIN, June L—A dispatch recelv-
1 from Durban. Natal, today, an-
»unced that the German antarctle
ife-
swoops clean. It is oqnnlly
true that a now houM must
hnvo customers and wo’ll - of-
for every possiblo induoa*
raont to secure them. For
that reason wo soli 'otn for
loss.
PERMENTER SHOE CO.
S.l-S.S ttURD SIREEt.
j A ent ha, Ju.« com. tn from N».
Holland Sprlnta and ih. conductor
rtttta that thlrty-nlnc bodlM hav, bci.
I raemrand m (ar, and that there are 117
I Injured there.
< i
.* '\cvvv\v\\\s\v\\\\\\\vx\s\\\\\\s\ ,
VUTBOfa DBFBATBD.
rHOXHDKSCE. R l. Jun. ,
■|.cum tooltht ltuih UeUan dcf..
!' '!»b> Waltbour tn the 90-mile mo
i contest, comini the diatan --
4 four miles and on* lap ahead
ft although-
«;*: it o\»mkd.
Speer’s address at Emory C
' ford, will be delivered r.<
morning at 10 o'clock Insti
rraooa os has been erroneou
BOYS.
AIR LINE RAILWAY
Invites Correspondence and Wishes to Announce
Some Very Interesting and Low Rates
of Fare to the East
ty considerable apprenenslon was felt,
passed Durban yesterday on her way
to Cape Town.
YOU ->4
CANT * fl
If
i 1 M A B. Ry. 1 1
23 lVI.v. • Harris t Arjl# ST 1 »
7 U J i M -fntrillS .***...' $ \\ i «
> ;; 2 '. AT I.:*ii-»-i|r- . . L\ 5 2' 3 4;
IIMJ-U
UKU) AT XBW HOLLAXD.
ATLANTA. Ga.. June t.—A Constltu-
GET JS
■ \
| 1 A A W. P. ft-y. 1 I
t 5V i jn.vr... Hogvnavfil* ...Lv : \y, ; d
5th ' liT k *T
T
bAnk
TAscoyNiL^
| t> T11K |
HOWE SAVINGS BANK, 1
Write, ?honc or Call For
••best Waj banking.”
OPEN TO EVERYBODY
Athens, Ga.
IMER SCHOOL—One first-class fare, plus 25 cents for the round-trip,
ts on sale June 1% tk, S0 t July L 2. 4. U, IS, 25. 1903 with final dmlt IS
from date of sale. Extension ot final limit may be secured U desired.
Baltimore, Aid.
ting Oran J Lolce Benevolent and Protective Order Elks, July
e fare plus 82.99 for the round trip. On# fare for round trip
:wenty-flve or more going on special train, returning separate-
b** sold July 19 and 2r>th. 1903. Final limit July 23th. Choir*
Richmond and Washington, old Old Point Comfort and Bay
Boston, Msiss.
iu oflonal Assocla.t!on July *-!0. lv 3. Or.' 1 fare plus 82 via a!!
lints. One fare plus js via Nor; k. Old Point Comfort, and
Street steamer from Norfolk. Tickets to be soi l July 2. t «, an<
;ets to be executed by Joint agent r.ot earlier than July Ith,
July 12th. Fee of 59 cents to be paid w hen ticket la executeL
o September 1 can be secured by depositing tickets with
July r and Jlth and payment of fee of M cents. On re-
York and In Philadelphia or Baltimore or Wash-
Baltimore, M(l.
ore. Ml.. June 15-2ft.
1903. On*
jr.d trip to*
.\! a V. ■
er. Ticket*
City Ticket