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THE MACON' DAILY TELEGRAPH: MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, I9W
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The Gulf Between Duke of
the Abruzzi and Hiss
Elkins Is Spanned
Jv#*» . .. . __
reference to the marriage of the Duke
*>f the Abruzzi end 111m Katherine El-
; kins, ft Is asserted that tha kin# baa
definitely given his conseht.
As a conseguenoe the duke Is proper
In# to Isava for ths United States. I
Is likely that he will proceed via Havre.
The newspapers. In the belief that the
marriage is certain, say that Ml*i Elkins
can now be considered as an Italian royal
princess, while after her marriage aba
win have the position nnd honor* due her
rank as a member of the royal family.
NO FREEDOM FOR
THAWJUST YET
lie Dons His Glad Rags to
Go But Gets Severe
Disappointment
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ALFONSO ATTENDS OPERA;
jMonday Night, October 19th.
HENRY W. BAVAOE
offer#
The Merry Widow
(Die Lustlg* Wltwe)
A Viennese Operetta In three Acts.
English Lyrics by Adrian Roes.
Wednesday. October ttet
Matinee t:S9; Night 1:11.
Engagement of the Eminent Actor
CHARLES B. HANFORD
Accem panted by
HISS MARIE DROFNAH
"The Merchant of Venice"
At the MwMaee And at night.
•The Winter’* Tale."
»Mh pUy . ..p.r.1. »nd eutlnct
production and presented with the moat
careful attention to detail
Prices—MatIneo Ue, 60c, 75c; boxes
THE LYRIC
PeopU'a Popular Playhouse.
Monday, Oct. 19th end all week.
ANOTHER STRONG BILL.
Flour Oourtlnnde,
Musical act. featuring the
Juvenile Courtlands. youngest
John Wm.nbrlnk,
PARIS. Oct. ll—King Alfonso and
Quern Victoria left bore tonight for
Madrid. An Incident which occurred
last evening at the production of Paul
Bourget’a new drama, which la baaad
on tha separation of tho church snJ
stats, la attracting considerable atten
tion. < ■
At the end of the third aet. Ring
Alfonso summoned the author to the
royal box and congratulated him. Then
ensued an animated dlecueelon on the
theme .of the play, which represent*
an officer's struggle between duty and
conscience when ordered to force the
doors of a church during the Inven
toiios In France. The officer even
tuaily refuses to obey the king, who
finally Mid: "Although I am a Cath
ollc, I think 1 should be obeyed."
WOMAN WITH THE BALLOT
COULD DO A-PLENTY—SHAW
toward alleviating the hardships JM
suffering In tha industrial world, due to
Injustice and Inequality, wan told at ai
industrial mans meeting at the Star the
atar today by delegates to tho fortieth
annual oonventloa or tha National Ameri
can Woman Suffrage Association. Pres
ident Anna H. Shaw. In opening tha
meeting, said that every human being
should hava given tha opportunity to
toll; that Ood’a area test girt to the hu
man race waa when he nent man forth
Into the world to earn his bread by the
sweat of hla brow.
Mina Jean 11. Gordon, factory Inspec
tor for tha parish of Orleans. New Or
leans. eras Introduced aa an li
young woman, whom the
New Orleans sought to nave i
but who attll rstalna her office,
ALABAMA AND MAINE
PART COMPANY IN MID-OCEAN
, WAS HI NOTON. Oct 11.-The navy
department received a winders message
from tha commander of the battleship
Maine today, stating that tha Alabama
and Mains parted company In mid-ocean
°» the 14th. Ascordlns to the depart*
menta advices, the Alabama la expected
to arrive In New York on tha Slat, while
the Mains should leach Portsmouth to-
srRjm3^»Msra
world and the advlceaaare in accordance
Oct 11.
“rSSS
FTRIIKILL LANDING, N. Y.
—Although there had been aor._ ^
tailon here that Harry K. Thaw wol„
be taken fmm the Matteawan asylum
for the crlmlnsl Insane today and start
ed on hla way to Pittsburg to appear In
bankruptcy proceedings, .tbs day passed
without any move being made In the
- Ing ho attired himself In
his traveling clothes and spent the day
In a sute of expectancy,
Dr. Iamb, the superintendent, ssid
that Thaw would not ho taken from the
asylum unless orders for him to leave
acre received from Col. Gardiner. “
AN INCIDENT BRINGS TALK ““
DU-
legal adviser In ths
with ths prearranged program for the
movements of the Maine and Alabama.
The Alabama will be placed out of com
mission and the Maine will undergo re
pairs at Portsmouth.
MACK 60ES TO NEW YORK
TO PULL FOR
iRUFFALO, N. Y.. Oct. ll-After a
two days' rest at his home National
Chairman Mack left tonight for New
York, where he will remain for eev-
eral days preparing for tho final work
of tho campaign when Wm, J. Bryan
and prominent democratic speaker*
will concentrate their forces to owing
the Empire 8tat* into th* democratic
column. The chairmaa wlU hold a
fonferonoo of the eastern loaders at
New York headquarter* tomorrow.
"Generally debilitated for years. Had
■lek headache*, tacked ambition, waa
erom-oat and all run-down. Burdock
Blood Blttera made me a well
‘-Mrs. Chat.
iltoy. Moo a up, Conn.
TAFT AND BRYAN CLUBS
BUSY AT FITZ6ERALD
rmacRAtn o.. on is —Th. k*»i
a.mocr.cr lav. omnluj . Bnrw club
to kttp. up with th. tawl republic*!,.,
who h«v. * OotirlahUc T*ft olub. At
PCMMlt tb. club. hav, .bout an wju.,1
BMUbanhl*. »«1 th.y propoM w k.<-p
Iblmr. movlup until lh« voir, nr. coast-
>.l nut month. B»a inn county bn.
uult. * aumlwr of aarihara Mwla. nnd n
BOTH BRANCHES OF
METHODISTS TO MEET
NRTV YORK. Oot. 18—The annual
meeting of tho administrative bodies of
tho Methodist Episcopal Church are
to be held In the threo weeks begin
nlng October 16.
Tho appropriations made for tho sup
port of the benevolent institutions for
1909 will aggregate more than four
million dollars.
From October 11 to 81 tho Woman's
Home Mission Society wilt hold Its an
nual meeting at the church of the
^Covenant in Philadelphia.
The bishops will hold their se«nl<
annual meeting at Indianapolis. Ind,
on October 28.
From October 29 to November 6 at
Cincinnati will be held the annual
meeting of ths general executive com
mittee of the Woman's Foreign Mis
sion Society.
On November 4th and 6th the gener
al committee for tho Freedmen's Aid
8oci*ty will be held at Indianapolis.
This organization maintains twenty-
five Institutions for the education of
colored young people in the south. The
general committee on foreign mla-
•lona will meet at St. Louis on No
vember 6 to 19. to make appropriations
for foreign mlsnlont. The board of
foreign missions disburses about |l,-
880,000 annually. Immediately follow
ing the meeting of the general 'com
mittee for foreign missions the first
conference of Laymen’s Missionary
Movement of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will meet In St. Louis for two
days.
On November 12th the general com
mittee of home missions and church
extensions will hold 11a annual meet
ing In Topeka, Kas.
The first convention of the Metho
dist federation for social service will
be held In 8t. Louis Tuesday to
Thursday, November 17th to 19th.
Th* executive committee has decid
ed to make It a workers' conference
for the social workers of the Metho
dist Episcopal and Methodist Episco
pal Church. Booth. Th* two churches
program.
IT REV. J. K.
ASTOR FASHIONABLE CATHOLIC
CHURCH IS ATTACKED IN HIS
-t- RUBBER SNAKE
CAUSES TROUBLE
snake a faw Inches in front of
her faca gave Mr*. Harry Lor
raine, wife of tho manager of
th* Arcade theater here, a nar
row escape from death lazt
night. The woman as aoon as
She saw the fake reptile fell to
ttho floor of tho theater and
lapsed into wnconsciousneas.
from Which the did not recover
for several hours, despite effort*
of physicians to revive her.
Harry Harris, the yeuna man
who released the coiled snake
In an effort to frighten Mr*.
Lorraine has bean arrested.
WAR CLOUD IS
LESS OMINOUS
tion of Peace Is Now
More Hopeful
LONDON. Oct. II.—Tho cloud which
lowered over the near eastern situation
on Saturday has beeit dispersed, leaving
a more hopeful prospect for
ration of peace. Offlcla* de -
—"*** tion rumori from both Turiuy
-* held to Indicate the
ine prescr-
_ _ 'Ida* denials jit the
mobilization rumo
and Bulgaria are
success of tha diplomatic ensne u» ins
western powers In Constantinople and
Bona towards the - settlement of a diffl-
'•ult problem, end although It become*
ally more clear that the agreement
‘ered Into by 8Ir Edward Gmt; tha
Itlah foreign secretary, and M. Iawol-
airy, the Russian foreign minister, .con
cerning tho proposed conference of the
powers la not acceptable to Austria or
Turkey and that prolonged and delicate
negotiations roust precodo the assem
bling of the conference, jthe belief In the
best Informed quarters still la that peace
will be unbroken.
Emphatic Denial of Reoart.
LONDON. Oct 18.—The Turklah am
bassador and the Bulgarian charge
d'affaires today emphatically denied the
report that war waa Imminent between
the two countries.
The latter said: T have positive in
formation that no more troops are being
mobilized in Bulgaria at this time than
would have been mobilized If no dispute
with Turkey had occurred."
The Turklah ambassador said: "My
government has not departed In the
slightest degree from the waiting policy
whtoh It has followed since the delicate
situation was thrust upon It. and has
taken no atepa of a provocative charac
ter."
COLONY OF BEES
IN HELLO POST
Seta Up on Georgia Avenue to Compete
With tho Colony at Central City Park.
Good Honay Makers They Are.
Th# colony of bees that settled down
In a tree down at Central City Park, that
all th# visitors, and there will be thous
ands. at the coming fair may see them
at work, and make honay while they wait,
now have rivals In soma city cousins, aa
It were.
Perhaps this rival colony la nor* aristo
cratic and tha queen has more social as
pirations than those toilers at th* park.
tor they have selected as an abiding place
a telephone post opposite the reehSenoe of
Mr. T. C. Burke, and right In the heart
of th# aristocratic section of th# city.
From their hole In tha post they can
f« urney outward and visit tha*roses that
besprinkle with all the tints and colors
ti.s front wards of the rich; while'their
rivals at the park depend upon the wild
flowers of the swamp below and around.
Tho honey of one Is the honey of the
dogwood and the honeysuckle end the
b*v and the hawblossom; the honey of
Be that as It may. a colony of bees
re comfortably Installed In the tele-
Down at the
Prospect for the Preserve- SSSr«5?Ruf , l JSn^JL« iHSLsa
^ito the music of the wind sighing through
the trees and the songs of the birds. The
city bees make honey to the muzlo of
hello, hello, hello central, and the hum
of the wires aa they cany the orders !o
the grocers and the butchers and the
bakers.
The city bee* have the advantage of
a longer residence. For years and years,
aa I'm* as this telephone post has been
holdlpg up the wires that cro«« and ro
oms* nnd emsa again, these busy bees
have been using that hollow place In the
t>"*t aa n residence. Down at the park
those bee* have Just taken up their res
idence In the tree, owning especially for
the fair, only eight day* off. They are
liable, when the rraat crowds come, and
th* tallvhooa of Happy Street l begin to
tell of the wondera of the' deep and the
fst girl and the snake that crawls
tight ropea. and of the calf with __
living leg* aud tells, and all those freaks
How Report Arose.
■ CONSTANTINOPLE. Oot ll.—The re
port that th# mobilization of tha Turkish
troops had been ordered la unfeunded.
Presumably Jt'areae through th# fju:t
that certain battalion* of the Anatolian
reserves attached to th* Salonlkl and
Adrianople army corps, were concoked
for the maneuvers In the native districts
and that three battalions ware ordered
to Constantinople for Macedonia for po
lice service In the capital, these being
replaced by an equal number of regl-
| menta from Smyrna.
I Bulgaria Doesn’t Think of War.
VHBfIA. Oct If.—The mobilization of
Turkey’s third army corp# In Macedonia
‘—regarded here as du* to a mistake on
■■garla’s part In calling out three
[series of rertrvlst*. Some days ago the
government summoned to the colors
15.000 conscripts belonging to tho aarae
Series, who. Tor various reasons, had
been relieved from eenrfoe. Theae men
were to Join the army/on. October 18 to
undergo a course of elementary training
for enlistment. Apparently the Turkish
government Interpreted tnla as a grand
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CAPTAIN SLOAN
BROKEJIS LEG
Popular Conductor Will Be Laid Up at
Home for at Least Six Weeks, and
tho Fair Only Eight Days Off.
\ will keep Capt W. If. Sloan
SPECIAL NOTICES
fortune tl ...
In hla house for the next six weeks or
longer.- - .
Yeeterday morning Qtpt. Sloan drove' 8 c Pur ,i ey .
down to Central City Park for an early
morning drive, and while there got out
of hia buggy. In walking around the
park he atepped upon an old door lying
on the ground, which turned In auch a
way os to tkri
JESSE B. HART
Funeral Director
Lady Assistant
Private Ambulance
Personal Attention Given All
Business.
Office Phone 467
Besidr-ce Phono 760
w hun. breaking one of
pick up thrir hire and flv the small bones of one leg and badly
of nature. . ,
to parts unknown. On the other hand, wrenching the other. He was pla
the city baea may star and stay and may hla buggy and carried to hla hoi
have to n# smoked out. nr t*— — —*■ * “—— —
down before they will leave.
ISONS MEET HEBE
DIME FAIR
ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE
GRAND 'CHAPTER—OVER ONE
THOUSAND WILL BE IN AT
TENDANCE.
The ono hundred and twenty-second
annual communication of the Grand
Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of
Georgia will convene In Mjcod on Tues
day, October 27. coincident with th*
opening of the State Fair, with the pres
ent moat worshipful grand master, Thi
H. Jeffrie*, of Atlanta, presiding.
As there are over a thousand raembt..
from all parts of the state present at each
yearly meeting of this organization, their
S cience in Macon during th* first three
ya of the fair will materially boost
Its attendance. At the last convention
Mr. Jeffries waa chosen grand master,
and It la expected that ha will be re
elected this year.
Tha board of trustees of th* Masonic
home will hold Its annual meetlnr on
the day preceding the opening of th* con
vention.
The officers of the Grand Lodge this
year are aa followea: Tho*. H. Jeffries, of
Atlanta, moat worshipful grand master;
Heiry, Beaks, LaOrapfe, right worthy
deputy grand master; Geo. M. “Napier,
Monroe, right worthy senior grAhd war
den: Robt. L. Coldlng, Savannah, right
worthy Junior grand warden: Jas. M.
Boston, rifht wdrthy
_ „ learning of the bad effect the call
had upon Turkey and the other rowers,
th* Bulgarian government countermand
ed th# proposed enlistment
Th# ministers profess serene confldeneo
In the maintenance of peac^. and It la
iw evident that Bulgaria has not the
Ichtest thought of an aggrystve War.
Bulgaria is In a position to mobilize
;r forces thoroughly and speedily
therefore no active measures will
undertaken unless Turkey gives evidence
tlong to make wa
of any conslde
from Asia Minor.
...... situation Is undeniably
precarious It 1* reported that there V"
ho Intervention of powers In Bulgai
for the payment of the Kumellan trlhu
and thia Is a disturbing 'actor Business
Is at a standstill here and likely to re
main ho until the International congrees
has been concluded. _
Two delegate* representing tho cen
tral Young Turkish committee of Con-
atantinople have arrived here on a peace
mission and have been received. Czar
Ferdinand returned here today from
C-' viiuivii. nvaiH, * n» t"u Liiuivnca BlStrltZS.
will h*v. Joint rcpnn.ntatlon on th, —
R.nr..ent. 250 OOn B.yon.U,
HEr.oiUnf:. Oct. n—M., Miiovuno-
vlcm th. Swvl.n ferclun minister. Itft
h.r. twl.T (or (h« ral'ltal. of th. pi»-
.rtt to nl.ee Herrin', wl.hr. Iirfnrr th,
rr.pectlvo *ov.mtncnt" tn »n rm1n*vor
to m«eh .n imd»mt«n.lltljr In thr lUlkan
.itti.tlon. H» wtu .o to BtrUn ftrtt and
thenr. to T.imtrn. l’.rt. ,«nJ llnmr.
•rown rrtnrr tt.nrsc, tn blitdlnx tho far-
Itpt ntlnlrlrr f.rrwrll. ».ld:
’■IM tint far*, t that V"» "P—* «tf»
rrprrrrntattvr o( H0.om> baronet* link"
no ottnccaalon* Only by this course will
yon b. able to return to Servla."
BRYAN DOESN'T MIND
TAFT’S VISIT IN SOUTH
government interpreted thia as a grand Ruahln, Boston, right wdrthy grand
Yery and Turk ay’a nerveutnea* la aacrib-j .treasurer; Wm. A. WoUlhln, Macon, right
ed to tbla cause. ,, ^orthy grand secretary; B. F. Thumian,
‘ _ J . ‘ ‘ “ J^fayctte, worthy grand chaplain; F. O.
Miller, Fort Valley, worthy senior grand
deacon; Robt. McMillan, Clarksville,
worthy Junior grand deacon; W. ~
I—t-tJ to b. on. or tk. ,|wsk.u> (or tho
»potrn will ,Inf ftom
A 8UQOKSTION TO VETERAN*.
Trovolin, Via Control of Coorgla R«t|.
way.
The Central will aril ticket* to At
lanta on October 21st In addition to
datoa already arranged: that ts. Oc
tober llnd and for morning train* Oc
tober :sd. Train leaving 1:82 a. m.
rtachee Atlanta 4:29 p. tn. firing you
ample oonoriunlty to get located bo-
fore night. Bpedal acoMamodaltona
will be provided on this train which
also earrleo Barter Cor. rbr further
Information telephone 298 or call nt
City Ticket Office, corner Cherry nnd
Booond etrwu. Jno. W
District Passenger Agent.
CHICAGO. Oct 11.—An attempt to as
sassinate Rev. J. K. Fielding, pastor of
the Corpus Christl Roman Catholic
Churoh. waa made this afternoon. Aftar
twice shooting at the priest In th* Sun
day sohool hallway of tne church, the aa-
asuialn. knocking down several children
that stood In hla way. ran Into th*
street and escaped. The priest waa not
hurt The shooting and the screams of
tha Children created wild excitement In
oae^WMChlbego’s fashionable residence
The culprit first attracted attention
r loitering about the church and writ-
—g on a sheet of paper which no held
against tha building. Made curious hy
the man’s peculiar Actions, Father Field-
Ing^ asked hlna: "What are you doing
etranger drew a revolver end prwed
It against hla Intended victim. Father
Fielding Immediately knocked the weep-
k&tvss
hurriedly »crambling to hla feet the man
» tlnued down the hallway, pushing
trampling over many children. At
the bottom of the stairway he turned
aim fired another Ineffectual shot nt tha
ptjeet and thotLiitW tandlehtngre
volver. ran down the street Children
and citizen*, accompanied by Father
Fielding, pursued the map, hut he cs-
caned. The man 1* described a* being
•Itner Greek or Italian. Corpus Christl
church Is at W>rty-nlnth. etreet and
Grand boulevard and neiww m Its
membership boom of the wealthiest Ito-
**R?fOrwntt«*tu oMalned bv the police
lain tonight that led them to believe that
the assailant was the same man who
fwf- several day* haa been lolterlrz *N»ut
a « church of th A lMy Ana*‘* ard a ho ; t
Xavier * academy, both of which are
■trueted neat ivrnua Christl church.
Under the oonrietlon that <v\e er more
men had ent«*re,1 tato a conaphrarv to
km Father Ftrl Vtur and other prieeta
th* police have placed extra watch over
these ptaeee. with I n»t ruction a to quee-
tlcn on r —'—
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Oct. 18.—'W. J. Bry
an, dining a short stay la 8L Joseph JQSPB
tonight on hla way from hie homo to St. we wlH seeftlm
Louts, spoke of W. lL Taft's Invasion of
ruth.
«h4 trip n— T" —r' — ——
aouth wiu have no effect whatever __
the voters of that eeeUon," aald Mr. Bry-
Creamery la Aaauced.
pmmntAt.ri. rvt tt—Fienr*raid
y t*r :un*te tn aaouriag an !»*»!.
hh*h win do much to d*
keen I
tntlan wh
IMtWIMI
ting country. A tvoam^H
..wttMn lh» next afztv gav% I
k cnmt«<nv with a capital nf It .
i tinea fully completed and the <yw-
Mvctk>n of tho nee-
guaranteed four hungrud
starter for tha bust nee*.
The Ihrmara have
OFFICERS VISIT TOKIO BY
SPECIAL FROM YOKOHAMA
TOKIO. OcL 11.—Rear Admiral Sperry,
oommandcr-In-chief of th# Atlantic bat-
Ueehllp f.aat. aCco:nr*anlM by tha sauad- I* rt Juat now,
n>n commanders and the captains of the
various ships, arrived In Toklo at 19
o’clock thia morning, coming by special
train from Yokohama.
The party wan received with unbounded
enthusiasm bjr great crowds that thronged
.JSSS' when the train _
rived, Th# woathar was dear and beau
tiful.
ARKANSAS TRUNK LINES
BET 3-CENT RATE BACK
Ark . OcL 11—At
LITTLE ROCK. A
nday
rate*
1141 o'clock
cent passer *
tha trnnkH
NlnoH
wlU file l
road com
court In
by tr.e
v .j •
i of A .-anasa, taking
suit* against the tail-
iDtsd. th« -n-.al] lioei
--establish the three-
England. Cedartown, worthy grand mar-
ahnl; Alford Jessup, Columbus, worthy
first grand steward; F. W. Coffin, Au
gusta, worthy second grand steward, .J.
V. Smith, Mineral Bluff, worthy third
Lee Wages, Macon,
AN ABANDONED TERRIER
FINDS A LITTLE FRIEND
Mra. Burr Brown Telle of A ncfdantj
Suggest* Bands of Mercy.
While the big burly police or* looking
after the Inhuman* treatment of horses
and other beasts of burden, and trying
to prevent these big animals from being
overloaded «r ill-treated, a frail and ten
der little gin Is looking gifter tho 111-
trsatmsnt of tha smaller animals. Mrs.
Burr Brown hare tells of an Incident of
yesterday:
"Some on* tied a very pretty little fox
terrier to one of the largo rockers in
front of the Hotel Lanier, and aftar hav
ing stayed there with no water, food or
ezerclso for nearly twelve hour*. I took
It upon myself to sea if I could And Its
owner, but alas, its owner had evidently
deUberately abandoned It, and knowing
that rome one would see It and proba
bly car# tor it had gone on hla way.
’’Rosamond Newcomb, the bright and
'winsome little daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
J. A. Newcomb, took the little waif to
her car*, and fed and watered lL dotm
all In her power to make It happy, an.
It seems to taka very kindly to her atten
tlona.
"Such acts as this only make u* feel
that the 8. P. C. A. has a largi field r
work la. and all it needs Is tn* effo
of our animal-loving people, and t...
’bind* of mercy* to be organised, and It
■lira be only a very ehort time before
IPffrlll see the good results. J
"Little lilt* Rosamond Is going to be
■HaO the children
dumb aplmale."
OCTOBER 27 IS POPULAR
AS AJJATE THIS YEAR
Macon's Orest 8tate Fair Open* on That
Date—Eight Days Off.
October 27 seems to be playing quite a
. irt Just now. It Is the date on whloh
several .Important conventions will be
held In and out of Macon. Noli these:
October 27—Meeting of the Grand
Lodge of lfaaona tn Macon.
Oetebar 17—Meeting of the Odd Pel
of the eleventh division of Georgia In
fefhML
October 27—Opening of the great Geor-
glt SUte Fair In Ma^-on, only eight days
off
October 27—Meeting of the Daughters
of the Confederacy In Savannah.
October 27—Birth of President Roose
velt.
ATTACKED BY THE LICE
THE TURNIP CROP BONE
Destroyed the Fetch In the County Jell
Yard Within a Week.
Owe week ago Jailor '
cent rate, tv
8200.000 Fire.
AMARILLO, Texas. Oct. It.—Fire
today destroy <! the Fantn K* r»und
hnuar and shops, riitalltng'a Jot* ©f
8299.922. Twelve locomotive*, scvrral
cart loaded with coal, a lore* number
of coal chutes, the pumping station,
oil tanka and s great quantity of sup
piles were burned. „
■ Hubbard had ora
of the finest pat. hes of winter turnips
tn the ccuatry. planted ta the JaU yard.
Today there Is nof w *— — rra .. .
of the fine turnips
what tWa means .„ w
admirers of the finer class of horses, he
la the moat devoted. He loves the ani
mal. whether he be a dray-puller or a
beautiful racer, whether a Shetland pony
or a big Normandy, an abandoned hack
or an Arabian steed, ha lores them all.
Then to know that there will be etseka
of pretty horses at the park during the
fair and that he will mis* seeing them,
of patting them affectionately on their
arched necks and saying "woa. boy," will
be^ deprivation that will amount to pun-
The captain's ooundoes frlenda wilh
him a epeedy recovery and regret that
he waa ao unfortunate.
SOUND OF COWBELLS
HEARD IN TOE CITY
_________ \
ANYTHING TO MAKE A NOISE
GREATER THAN THAT OF A
llamar Clay.
PURSLEY & OLAY,
UNDERTAKERS.
Always open, 511 and 613 Mulberry 8t.
Oldest exclusive undertaking house In
— “* “ to fill
short
notice.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
RANEJY—The funeral services qJL.the
late Jesse Raney WlU ocuur at his late
residence. No. 654 Ash street THIS
(Monday) MORNING 'at 11 o’clock.
Friends of the family arp Invited* In
terment at Rose Hill cemetery.
NOTICE TO REBEKAH.
The members of Lillian Rebekah Lodge
* ‘ requested to assemble at thrir
/clock TOMORROW (Tuesday)
f the laaitespeoU to
No. 2 are requested '
hall at 2 o’clock T
AFTERNOON to ]
lUt.
The
It la suggested that while the police
are looking after the wind-burner#, who
turn loos* their vehicles on tha atreeim
without regard to who la In the wa
or whether they get out of the way I
not. that they also pay attention to tM
[new use to which tho cowbell haa been
man with a fruit wagon that has
BajMmraMjmmMrakjemwraHiMjfi
^HM^MbuT nowontoJ
the negro owj lunch wagons has adopted
one to sound a note of warning that ltd
lunch time far into th* night This wagff
on slowly moving over the streets along
toward midnight, with that bell disturb
ing the alumbera of thoso who want all
the aleep they can get before rising at
e a. m.. may or may not come under the
head of nuisances, in ' " m
who think It should.
. Now comes a vc „ , ......
afternoon Is one of dios* still Sunday
enough. It is claimed.
•ut there are people
wedding party. The
_ of ihos* still Sundaj
afternoon* In October. Some wretch *ur
cowbell to the carrlagi
wed on theii
rcptltlously ties
whloh ooataiaa the newly-v ........
way to- take a train. The horses atari
off and tha bell drags on the rough pave
ment The first sound of the bell la a
tinkle, and there cornea to mind scenes
from cool fields In the tawny dusk of eve,
when the world Is at peace, nnd tha hour
tell* of tho close of the day, there comes
the sound of tho bell of some overfed
cow coming home. But aa the carriage
speeds on Its way to the train, that bell
grinds out Its noise until It ta on* long.
~ittlek>ati1ktnff monotonous cowbelly sound
hat becomes, aggravating.
To be attached to fruit wagons and
lunch wagons, and now serving aa wed
ding balls—It Is regarded as more than
the exaggerated honk at the auto.
12 NEW OASES CHOLERA
REPORTED IN MANILA
MANILA, OcL 19.—Twelve new eases
of cholera and five auapecta hav# been
discovered within ths last a hours. The
average number of cases reported 1* still
running about five dally, the elected
area bring confined to two districts of
i# city. No Americans hav* been
rieken for the past fortnight
General condition* In the city are re
garded as being greatly Improved.
"RED” DEBS HOLDS TWO
WELL ATTENOEO MEETINGS
NOTICE.
wili be sold to hlgheat bidder for cash
' ^itfrtr
tfrthouae door Saturday,
J. R. BOWDRE. Clerk.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the Members of the fYanklln Lodge,
No. 8. I. O. O. F.i To be present Mon
day morning at the hall on Cherry street
at 9 a. m. to pay their last visit to their
deceased brother., J. M. Rainey. The
funeral will bo held at the residence. 654
Ash streot, at 11 a. m. Members of the
assistance lodge# are .cordially invited to
attend. By order
• * WILLIE M’OARRAH, N. G.
B. L. WHITE, Secty.
THE BIBB COUNTY HUMANE SOOIE-
. TY (CHARTERED).
This society wlltf prosecute cases of
lng unf
elty to
to animals, reported to it.
HUGH V. WASHINGTON. :
—GO TO—
WESLEYAN
The best instruction is tho
cheapest.
Canfield Oil Co.
SELLS BEST GASOLINE
15c Gallon.
' PHONE 637. “
rlTTCPUHO. !■»., Oct. IS.-Kckwic V.
I'u.h*, the socialist candidate for presi
dent. held two monster meetings In the
Bijou theater here this afternoon And to
night. thousands waiting outside.
theater was crowded to Its capacity for!»‘■"diction, and hence that ha waa Illegally
IK THE LIMELIGHT
WASHINGTON, OcL 18.—The morion
• Albert T. Patrick, tha Naw York
lawyar who la serving a life aontenoe at
8lng Sing oa the charge of murdering
th# Texas millionaire. Rice, for an ap
peal from th* United States olrcult court
■'■ '«■ - Ui,. detains a writ of babes*
corpus and which la supposed to (have
been prepared by Patrick himself, will
probably bo formally presented to th* su
premo court of the United States tomor
row, and if not then, at an early day In
the future.
Patrtok’s brief declare* that he la la
?. rt ? on * M ft of the arbitrary axer-
ci*e of power by th* governor of New
kork. wiio was then Mr. Hlgglnc; that
Jbe court Whloh tried hla case jacked ju-
each meeting, nnd thousands wera wait-1 con T lcU<3, 4> atrlck makes grave charges
'lng on th* outsid*. An overflow meeting MOttst the management of Sing fling,
on th* river front waa attempted thl# "•..charge# that the prison 1« conducted
afternoon, but tho police prevented It 4 > r,lh , th * l»t#nt and the effect of injuring
An extra force of policemen wa* sent Prisoner# mentally, morally and phye-
to the river front tonight In anticipation! generally to their utter ruin, under
of a positble second attempt to hold an • of arbitrary and unworkable rules,
overflow meetlnr, but no euch attempt enforced at discretion* whereby the prison
authorities hold an arbitrary and Irre
sponsible control over tne prisoners, *x-
erclsed with arrogance, contempt and
majlsnlty; u -.de: cover of whloh the pris
on and ether state olTIclalu steal In part
the apj-roprlalions made for the state
prisons and the product of the labor of
th* convicts and exploit th* same for th*
personal and political advantage of them-
selves and other Individuals."
Mr. Debs delivered th* set speeches he
haa been using throughout hla campaign.
NI66ER HE SHOOTS CRAPS
WHITE MAN PLAY POKER
Add tho Sheriff’s Deputies Gather Them
All In Regardleee.
The efcerlfTe force were busy Saturday
sight and yesterday. ■ On Satunfey night
late they found four negroes near the
old Stratton brick yard shooting craps.
They war* placed In JaU.
Yesterday afternoon they visited »a
houee not very far from the VlnrvflJe
eutlon. and found three whit* man play-
SEETHING FUMES
SWALLOW CHILDREN
ALTOONA. Pa.. Oct. 18.—Aa over-
mted stove set fire to a dwelling house
at bummlt. a mining town ten miles west
of beta today and four children lost their
Ing poker. They were all brought'Tn’andl , , S x ?° ot h«r persona were per-
jailed .though they soon gave bond.
."vm Morris Drianey, aged 15;
Robert Nable, aged IS; Jos. Drianey,
s . : Cbae. Drianey sg^.i jo month*.
The Injured: Mrs. I.ulc* Delaney, moth-
f the Delaney children, jumped frenv
leaves, yellow and shriveled
withered
kk urvci
£1
»Ik»w and ahrtv-
LABOR't TRIUMPH TO ELECT
■RYAN, UYI QOMPCRtl
t., rr.MM State, ut th* a.r.st rf Cor - lur.d 5 ' ’ ,f * br krn ' Int.r.ially In-
.sr ! v7
her
acmlfiae fw governor of Indiana, would from the p-V When -VT
be the gre*t»*t rictncr orgarlxM lab«>r bedrwoiB do r' ^
& csss* ST®* Kui v?«v sasr.?, t?; mSfaJz
ff rfStY ■ _
wh*re they tenlgM by ’8aau*I Oorr.j^re
migm oy sarauei Oompere, president
« w omrrwN* now. b-- ; of the American Federation of Leber. 1 leaving bar no t
salad—and wbat la there The meetlnr closed a hard dar at cam-! *a\* ter itt*
r,' p r>0 * P«l€Ulng In tie southern part of Indiana) li her f* she
it a thii*Od are ae worm- bv the Isbm- leader. The large audience 1 The rh'-.Wn w.
, riiert week the etiQza. tn Evraasrtll* hail was cnmreecd iarg»‘i>' t^etr f
u 1 u. roii to’warBywK'
l^e being Injured
severely tamed.