About The weekly telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1885-1899 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1895)
THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: FEBRUARY 7, 1893. til ■ Party Advantage To Be Laid Aside in Order to Believe tlio People ol TBcir Distress. AN IHPOBTANT CABINET MEETING T l„ |)ood IMHO nillil.ml-Tim PmMut u ,„t C'arltata t'ontulted by Landing Umilcurv— I’ll* Plan A* Y.t a Sacral. W3fMn{rtoo, Fdb. B.—The first day’s drhnte In the -house on the currency uni banking bill, wish authority to Issue flow interest long-time bond! to maintain the gafi reserve, brought out jlr. Heed's substitute for the measure wlilc.li has been discussed the past day or two. The speech In -which toe pre- (vn; d the pi> pusldon was the principal feature of the day. The bill Is, In ’brief, that the secretary of the treasury be directed to Issue 3 per cent, oertifloates of indebtedness to meet the deficiencies In r cclpts. the gold reserve Ito be used only f 'r the redemption of greenbacks. These certificates, Jib said, might be for two years or less, and could be re deem'd out of the surplus receipts, which the secretary estimates the treasury will have this year. This iwou 1 avoid all questions,!!*! saskl, which hinder the passage of the committee's bill uml meet the present exigency. The Republicans, he said, were willing to forego any party advantage that might be obtained from a continuance of present conditions and Join in the passage of a measure that would re- ««•- 'he country: 'but it must be such anuasure as commended Itself do their ideas of right and Justice and practica lity. The toll! toe offered as a substi tute was ordered to be printed In the record. The debate was ipartlclpalted In by Springer of Illinois and Patterson (Democrat) of Tennessee In favor of the bill, and by Walker (Republican) of .Massachusetts, Hall (Democrat) of Missouri, Swanson (Democrat) of Vir ginia, Simpson (Populist) of Kansas, McKelffham of Nebraska and Pence (Populfet) of Colorado against It. JIffcsrs. Walker and Cox talso have substitutes for the pending bl.1, iwtoi'oh they propose to offer. IMPORTANT CABINET MEETING. The cabinet today was engaged for four hours in discussing the Impending boml Issue, tout If any conclusion wus reached the time for giving It to the public 'has not arrived. Tbalt a 'bond issue Is likely to ocour within a short time Is, however, generally regarded as certain, this Impression finding a basis In active preparations Which were In itiated toijy at the tnsasury depart ment, into w-hfleh the officials of the bureau of engraving and printing were called as participants In the arrange ments. Today was one of confllollng rumors nnd Intense lutcredt about the forth coming Issue. Several wen known bankers and capitalists 'arrived here from New York yesterday and today and all day today conferences have Ixcn .progressing between them and prominent goverrtment officials. Among the New York 'bankers now here arc August Belmont, representing the B'lthsChlld's; J. Herreipon* Morgan and Messrs. Speyer and Bacon. List night the president, Secretary Carlisle and Mr. Morgan were In con ference at the executive mansion until a late hour. Mr. B-rmOrlt had seen the mcrotary earlier In the dny. Vlhls morning the conference wits rcsntied vi'jJi Mr. Movgum. An Industriously circulated rumor stated that Mr. Bel mont told withdrawn from all partici pation In tl»e matter of placing tlhe l-nn abroad, having the bonds to bo taken by American banker*. 'Rumors that theme were disagree ments In the cabinet on several :nat- tera nonnocted with the bond Issue b'came rife after the cabinet adjourned, but mild 'be traced to no reliable soiled*. Mr. Belmont called at the trwraury this afternoon and lead a oonfsmuee with Mr. Curtis, but reertved no Informa tion as to results of the cabinet meet ing. The president. Attorn-y General O'ney nnd Secretory Ctrl Is’, e were to gether at the executive mansion as early as 10 o’clock and Mr. Carlisle «d not return to ttoe treasury until nearly 1. p. m. He authorized the stausnent that rumors of dissensions In Che aybl net were unfounded. One stated that he had resigned, but U wwa **"W*£? 1 was without Che slcwMw of Mr. Carlisle himself would not dignify this rumor by a denial. Exhaustive analswU falls torcveal the sllra'vteai trace of adulteration In -Jr. Price's Baking Powder. SANDKIISVILI.E SOCIETY. Uisnt Social Event in Honor of a Fair Visitor. leriville, Feb. S.-ffipeclaU-Thare was d entertainment giveu at the residence 1. J. B. Roberts lsst night In honor of >stis Jordsn, ono of Washington * fsir- ingbiers, who is visiting the Gilmore . Thoso present were: Mrs. J. N. Otl- Mrs. Annie Bello Jordsn of Wsshing- rs, Louis Holt, Mis* Msry Gilmore and jCslio Jordsn of Wsshlngton; Messrs, i. Johnson and Jones. Tim busuUful rendered by Mrs. Jordsn, Mus Mjrrtlo ts and Mrs. Holt, ss well as that by the vonng gentlemen, wss highly entertain- \t a into hour the happy participants sed (after having spent several hours W. GainesSnmmerlin,one of Ssndors- moat popular young men, arrived lsst alter being absent from homo lor *tio i months attending the well known bns- cnllege at Poughkoepsle. K.Y. Mr. erlin is quite a wolcomo visitor to bis ITEMS FROM JACKSON. Dr. Brvan Thrown From * Buggy and In jured—Personal Mention. Jtekson, Feb. 5.—(Special.)—Dr. It. T. Bryan while out driving yesterday met with a serious Mislup. Du team, a pair of spoiled youn* horses, Locarno frightened and made a sud den start which threw the doctor from hie carriage. Ho ia so much disabled that he la contiped to hia bed. The measles are here in fall blaat and it Da f ar' d that they may cloaa the aehools. Mrs. Hollis Speer uf Concord ia visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. L. Hooten, on Main street. Morgan McNeil of Marietta is here this Week. Mr. Henry Twign (of Atlanta Is with bis sitter, Mrs. J. Dee Byron, on Third street. I. O. McDonald of tho .Jackson Argus spent yesterday in Atlanta. Mr. McDonald ia a | ’ -ihng editor. We all feel proud of him and ms Argos. ron«nmpllon Kmlly Cand. To tho Editor: Tleac- inform your MJmi that 1 beie a pofiUre reuieU/ lor abort named disease. Hy iu umely p thousand* of Lopciesa cases hart wen permanently cured. 1 shall be glad to tend two bottles of mr remedy nee 10 ini ot tout readers who h*»ire con- ••ttptlon. If they will •« :nl a * their •*pr*a« and postoffic** ndilreasea. U** Uwt fuliy, T. A. bLOBUMw M. D., - lal hui *Wv;k ivrL WILL INVESTIGATE CAUSES. A Yiciory for Debs m tbe conspiracy case at Chicago. Chicago, Feb. 5.—At the opening of the Debs tnal today Mr. Walker asked on behalf of tberoreruuient that tho caaee against Den nis Larkin, John Darke, i’r*nk braver and j* McDonald be dismissed. Judge Gross- cup dismissed these f ur and announced that ho Would let the jury pass on the eases of the directors of the American liailway Union. The defense asked him yesterday to dismiss the cases without a iurther hearing in regard to John I. McVoau and Martin J. Elliott, the least active of tho directors The judge said ho would take their cases uuder considora- ation. Tho defense began its case by putting on the stand President i homas of tho Uiicago ami Western Indiana railroad. Mr. Thomas was questioned about tho General Managers Association. Ho said the association had considered the q ica iou of reduced wages of employes of tho roads conterbig in Chicago. Attorney Darrow put the witness through a not examination as to tho objects and methods ot the associations and its action in combining to defeni the American Railway Union iu the mg ra:lcoad striko, which was admitted. lioswoR JiiJler, president, ami A. J. Farting, general manager of tho Chicago, Milwaukee a ^ ao testified. Tho records of the General Manager's Association were for the first time prodneed in court. Among thoso for whom sobpeenas have l>ecn issued is George M. Pullman. In passing on tho question whether testi mony concerning the switchmen's strike should bo admitted, Judge Grosscup said: “I think whnu this case goes to the jury it is going to turn ou what wero tho real motives andpurpoH. s of these defendants instituting tho strike in 18W. *‘I will therefore hoar tho pre-history of the striko.” This ruling is regarded as s distinct victory for the defeuso. A STARTLING STATEMENT. President Greenbut of the Whiskey Trust Accused of Fraudulent btatements. Chicago, Feb. fi.—Judge Orosscnp this moruing took op the investigation of the con nection of Cbarlos J, lloiuahuimer and S. L. Wormsor with tho whiskey trust ca-o Tho names of then" two were signed to tso peti tion fora receive!ship, itie claimed, entirely without their authority. ’1 he court stated that he had in his possession an atlidavit from Prosluont Oreenliut declaring that he had authoritv tn mux to., two names. When he had read this Attorney Julian Mack said; "I am prepared to state on information and belief that that affidavit ia an unmitigated falsehood." Judge Orosscup seemed somewhat startled at this statement, lie dumanded that Mr. Mack procure affidavits from Now York at once confirming this statement, and said he was determined to dx tho rcspousibllity for the connection of theso two young men with tho caso. At tone/ Mack caused another sensation when lio aecusod attorney Burry, who rop,e- aouts ID. Greenhut, of saying iu private con versation: “1 believe my client liedsbontthis matter." This closed the matter until Thursday morning, wiion affidavits can be procured from Ooodhart k Co. and Heinsheimer k Wormsor. GOING TO MEXICO. Adsirsyillc, Ga., Feb. 5.—(Special.)—Tho colored people here aro somewhat disturbed, and somo of them terionsly, with the ex pectation of going to Mexho. "Fog-Leg" Williams of emigrant agent fame has .caused tJ bo distributed amon* all cluis a s of the col ored folks, circulars ufiering Honoring induce ments lor them to join the colony now being made in tbo land of tho cacti aud cbspparrol. Parka Jackson, a barber hero, haa been giving theso circulars out among hia people, > >mu ol whom a. y they will leave tor Mexico as'soon as transportation can be arranged for thorn. As there aro hut lew colored people in thia section, Peg-Leg will not hare to import many to dupupulate this county. Wheat has stood tho severe winter in its young statu vory wall. Though somewhat nip ped iu tho leaf with good weather in the esny spring oar crop will yield s ml one. All streams are full to on r Jawing and the roads in the low lauds are almost impassable. There are several reiy old men iu this sec tion who scum to bo as nearty aud as activo as tbo younger onus. Each perform daily labor, walk to town regularly, smoko strong tobacco and havo used sufficient quantities of corn whisky all their live-all honorable and upright men. ATHENS NEWS liUDimr. Ciytlo-Slirop«hlro '.Medal Bobs Up— Other Incident aoil Pcnoml tXotv*. AUietw, Fab, 5.—(Special.)—And again tlia now tiresome CSjrdnBte’opdli're medal affair looms up. Mr. WnUlliic- ton refused U> auctfit it; Mr. I toil nett said bo was not .u tin- ruco after die ugly affair avis aired, nud now it I* more ntun probable tbiA a weB-known young tnan from tbe vtcluMy of Macau will bo given a chance ‘to «ay bo tbo Judges Unit he w.U not tvtir die UHxliL By Insbruoi'icm of Uw rtkiocrllor anti comiulttue appointed to limstlttote aCit? cluige* of ipkigiariam ugaltwt 'Mr. Wetl- dlneton, tlio Judge* met nga'.D today atul turned litt! nest null. It I* uniler- stcod tlfcit the dunctillor will raid the award at prayer* tomorrow, toot ft cm tw safely said JtM he WIN not accept It. Just wheru or wtut tbo Anal Ktdtlc- ment well be <unnot be guessed at wbtii any degree of ccnmlrtty. Tom Freeman, itho colored butler of Mr*. A. N. ‘Ph nlzy Is wanted by ‘he po lice tor stealing a qtuatlty of rugs and household good* ffam bbe home of Mrs. Pblotiy. Hon. W. H. Oirlton and Cttpr. Good- loe H. Yancey have returned from die Now EngVitvl Mtahw, wthero they .wont to present blio advwnhigo* of Athene and bhta saollon <to tho canton mnnufac- turers. AUIrvu wants some of those on- terprlwH and will play a full harnl to secure thorn. Both gentlemen express bhouwedve* us firmly of she belief that our cla ms will toe propertjr considered before any of the imIUs which purpose coming S-mill decide upon a loaftlon. One 'thing I* sure, Anliem can offer la- dticemoms s vend to no section of die Empire Suite. A oanl wT.tqr from tha nodverslty who has seen lit to Jump on the Athens nawspoiptr men wltli both foot has evi dent !>• fongefften that *>mo of dime name auchors <tt ’’gltrlng mlsropreecnl- atlons" vory kindly lot slide a good plow of nows a few months ago when sn arrest wus made on s very serlon* charge and a hurried tr'-p wus made to a neighboring city under escort of an olUcer. If these non nravonjiper men should turn on the search lights In dead ee?it«*t there wvmM toe fun enough for a whole yenr. "Wbon the hand wagon Is mdy lot tho comet tote-.r." Mr. Joseph H. Fleming ha* been obuBon a dlreotor of tbo old retlable Southern Mutual Insurance Company to fill tbe vacancy caused by tho death of 'Hon. Gootge DtnEoy Tbomna Oart. C. F. 'Moll, Thu newdyseierted oipM'n of ttoe Oicfce Rifle*, *ys he will do- all In hi* power To mako the company one of the toetst In (ho Write. THE PALMETTO CITY SPEAKS 1 tlL I IlLlliL 1 I U Ul 1 I ul blmu The Business Men of Ch&rli ston Unltt in Sending a Message to Uncle Sam’s Directors. IT RINGS OUT CLEAR AND TRUE. Thsy Dimand ot Congress That It stop Wrangling nnd stand liy the President In Ills BITorts to Help the People. OniLOH’S CONSUMPTION CtJRE. It beyond question die most suc cessful cough mediclno we have ever add. A tew doses Invariably cures tbo worst case of croup, courh and bronchitis, while its wonderful »uc- ccm la tbs curs ot consumption Is without a psraUtl in the history of m*dlcine. H.nc* iu first discovery it ba* been sold on * guarantee, a ten which no other medicine can a Uni It you hove a cough, we etrnenUy ask you to try It. Price 10 cents, M cenu and II. If your lung* are ao.-e, che.it or gack is rnnie, uio Shiloh’s Permit 1*:. inters. Hold by Ooodwyn & Smvll Drug Com- pony, corner Ch-ry street and Cotcon Cahrl'Yiton, S. C., Feto. 5.—At a encot- ing of Ibe ctoajnbor of comtnt*rce today the following resoCutlons were unani mously adopted: Whereas, The business of our coun try is being held tn a state of suspense and our necurtUes that have been held abroad are rapidly coming home for redemption from lack ot confidence in the stability of our currency nnd in ttoe ability of ttoe government to redeem in gold *Le oustnudlng legal tender oi tho country or currency notes, amount ing to about five hundred million dol lars. nnd, 'Whereas, Under existing laws these currency notes when redeemed can neither be cancelled nor held In the treasury, but must be Immediately re- Issued,thereby enabling speculators and others Interested to draw gold from the tr.isury over and over again a* often ns the reissue :s made; aud, Whereas. The only mains now ot the disposal ul the govarnmAix to replen- Irti Ks supply of gold Is by tbe sale of bonds redeemable tn coin, authorized by congress a quarter of «. centruy ago, wh-m ttoe rate of Interest iwa* much higher than now prevails, which bonds con only be aodd at a sacrifice wthlle tbe present feeling df distrust exists, ttoe proceeds of which sale is liable to be again withdrawn from the treasury by mean* of legal tender notes and held In readiness tor bbe next sale of bonds, and so oo ad Infinitum; and, ■Whereas, The sound currency, cir culating os It does through nil the chan nel* of trade, is as essentlaC to the hralthy condition of the world of cosn- menoo as good blood circulating through the (heart of ttoe human body; therefore be It Resolved, That this chanriber heartily Indorses the message of Mr. ClevuMtod, «onf to congress on ttoe 25th of January, asking for authority to Issue a gold bond with Interest m 3 pe. nut. to take up anil cancel the outstanding currency notes nnd ttoidby put a stop to ttoe drain of gold from the treaeury. To make cneae bonds of such denomination ns will come within the re.fcdh of ndl the people of small means anti ithus en- alie tihom to make a safe Investment of their savings, which arc now piled up In savings banks (to the amount of over a billion and a half of dollars at a low rate of Interest and locked up in strong boxes to an unknown amount, without any Interest. Rescdved, That we urge upon our rep resentative* 'both In ttoe house and sen ate to use ttoclr votes and influence In furtherance of ttoe recmmendtotlons of the president In the aforesaid mes sage. At a meeting *«f bbe ssaoohvted bonks of OhurleStuu yesterday the following resolutions were adopted: Resolved, That tbli boord highly ap proves df ttoe recommendation of the president for ttoe issue of 3 per cent. fccr.de totivtnw flftv veara to run. becaure K la the oplnlon’of bhis -board tlirt by thia measure conftdwoe Jm the HuaDcia! abUty and good faltto of the general government' will be restored ttnu pro* - pc-rlty asaured. , Resolved. That thta resolution be transmuted to the senators and repre sentatives of this state In congress, with Oi* requeue that they WlK support any measure introduced for tbe purpose of oarrylng out the rocomtpendattlona of tbe presrdent as contained la tola mes- atuanta’s DirrixTrivn force Still on (the Ruck, But They Will Ba Let Down Easy. AI la fits, Frih. 8.—(Special.)—Totlty’s prece slings of the poilot t»ar3 in the invMtlgat.on of (Dsteotivos WKJht, Looney and Ckison iwus pretty much on the same Kne os yesterday's proceed ings. There was nothing Dow brought out either ogatnat the debeetiviTi or by them In retain I Ion against the other side. Almout all the evidence so flar and 1n sight in the evldtitce of the Ba ker Invratlgatlon revamped and tvnh variations. It lick* she flaror of fresh- now which made It Itoterretlng (hen, and unless somathlng turns up the pres ent Inqu slllon wiU die of iky rot Today the greatest part of the time was denoted to showing up 'it lie trouble bafweeu tbe superior court ottlclals and the city court. To a man up a <tree It looks very much as If the bid feeling between these two tribunal! of Justice is cutting The biggest mallop in the whole 'thing. There I* at least no doubt that there is a mutual fell tig of tbe bitterest hotrod betweesj the ddtaerives and Mr. John JIon:>ain,.tbe right hand mau of Sdloitor-Gooatul Ottarllc H;n, and that this row Is largely responsible for the charges of tnOat'.on between the detaotlvra and the rt.ty court. Mr. Monegan was the star iw'.tnrsn lo ti ty. He iriis kept upon the rack tiwj hours and more, teSCing of the short comings of tbs dotactlvm os he had witnessed them, end drtullfne c.realm- stances calcuUtnd to show .that tbe de- teettves were playing into tbe bands ot the city court In prosecuting gamblers. In one Instance Monegsn showed bow Detective Oason had mv<om out a war- nu* for a man In sho city court for gambling-when be know that tbo grand jury had slruidy Indicted the sum man. iMooegan admitted that the dntectivcs were said with him oo account of the Investigation of bribery dues against them by 'tho grand Jury sad also that he was mad «t there. He also -went over tbe odt-reipested story of tho mritllatca list of gamblers furnished the grand Jury by tbe detec tives, and Slid tbe d(Tenure* had under taken so Influence wltnesvn -surnffioni-d against there before they entered the grind Jury room. Wiffl Harp, gambler, wis pot up ami retoid th-- story of lending Dotectlre Looney $•» ami of r-a|ving protection while bo ran a gambling room at the Kimball. He said he hul flnilly hid h’.ms'ff indicted in the superior court b-ciuso he did not wunt to take chance* ; n tbe c’ty court. £9 i T ■ :■], 11-— . r. h h--r evl- lee.- e v.-n >i.. B I: •- il. v,'.11 "-l,-:i.,.\-:.-l".,l luv.iw Lodi denied the roc -ipt of any sueli gift under oath. A yotreg fB-n named Dewy, a hir- keepor at ibe Aragon ltoud, -was Tntro- ,11 It'. < 1 ill s!w>w Itortt ho hill tool kill) St Carrie Clark's house, and iihu-t the de- tiv: iv * bad changed hhu all but $17.50 for forcing tlio woman to disgorge. Another nmployeof the Aragon hotel named Armstrong td« i tad Ills leg pulled it llirrie Okirk’s for $10 atul In- hmilled that avtr.m It was recovered for him tbe detective* hod ttoolr “take out.” J. It. Ray, u barkwtKr, swore tha t ho bad paid «no “Patty" GraUb $5 to be given by tolm to DeUactlvo Loam-y, wf.»o wus to keep h.g name from Bolus Into the grand jury room among 'the other gamblers on ttha Sist furnished tbst body, and that Loxney WmscCf liad told Ihlm that be “was all right!’’ At any rate, he was not troubled by tho grand Jury, although he bad been ar raigned for gamlug m tlio recorder's court. A peculiar part of the proceedings wis the exens ng of Copt. George B. Foster, who bad been sauanoned by at- tuclmient hi Goldi county by the prose cution aud his eapensen paid for attend ing. It aeons that bis evidence was not what was eapcolitl. 'After he hid been excused C:i-pt. tl'Vwtec wild lie would have lew!tied that wdien he was a deputy iu tho offleo of tho clerk of the superior court -lie knew that certain coats bad been tappliwl to .tlie payment of detective* for tltelr servlcwt by Sb- lldtor lYtonias of the olty court. Charlie Seltzer, a young man who has .thrown money Ho tbe 'birds for sev eral years, was un inloreritlng witness. He swore (halt he bad tipped Cason and Looney $5 each far eontllng a case lu which ho was iinvolved wdh n woman, lie also said ibe detectives had hounded him dawn urttll ho was induced to deed Ills property to his wife, who then “kicked" him, but that later tbe court sot Ttoe deed «sldo on account of fraud. City Olerk 'Park Woodward, who Is one of the prominent politicians of (die faction fighting Chairman Eugllsb of the P'Jlee hsid, a*»s* put. nn -i nil sub- Jedted to all sorts of questions intended Co show that be was hand In glove with fstrihtans nn,! thilt. Jhh turf exchange llourotied uuder his prodectoratp. Mr. Woodward, bowover, denied all these Insinuation*, and, altogrtber, came off with smooth fcalibers. Tom Dodd, son of Green Dodd, a wealthy Wholesale grocer, stirred up a lltitle breeze. Ho was put up to tell sbout taking goods out of his fatber's store, which wero raaoVcrad by the de tectives. Ho said he considered th? Transaction as honorable as thi.t of Chief AVrlght when he took $25 from one Pro.nt.ty and newer gave it fuck, “Looney and C.imn," he si Id, “are geatlemen, lv.it dVrlght there is a com mon scoundrel." lit was brought out flhat Dmld pi,Id $50 to Col. Rusher to pros rente the de- lecitires. When he left the Hlitfil Dodd wFiketl (ties? up to Chief Wright and shook h!s fist in his f ice, but tlhe detec tive remained perfectly composed. DUBLIN NEWS NOTES. Court Home—Trying to Work ttie Blind Tiger—Courthouse Needed. Dublin, Feb. 5.-(Speri(U.)-Now comes the tug of war, not In Mexico, but in Dublin, between Judge Hart, tihe lawyers, the Jury, ttoe witnesses aud the ipeopte generally, men, wti-nen, children aod triggers. His (honor exfhlbJtt-d great albility In managing tbe old civil oases that toad bet>n on docket for years, but tails week bis talents rarlH be fully tested. As for your correspondent, he Is en titled to s seat In “'the Inner circle.” touring be,n admitted 'among the “kur- nela” forty-six years ago In Columbus county, Judge W. W. Holt presiding, but toe Is sort of dubious about the length of Judge Hart's patience, when he tries to kwip order during this crimi nal week In tbe 10x10 shebang of ’’the Getn of Che Ocean,” so toe Veeps on the outskirts. lit was created fifty years ago, when tbe Chief export s were bear skin*, deer hides, and long burned cattle. There are all gone, but <!he structure Is here,‘in ttoe ceuic-r Of cut forty-six brick stores, dtourebel, high sahools, &c., a “genuine eyesore,” mtd a reflec tion on «toe mteltlgence and civiliza tion of Laurous cautrty. The Judge I* eomestbat feared toy ttoe lawbreakers, If a little runvpus that nianvd the po.vce of the community last week la nn indleaition. Ttoe Irre- pressible blind tiger, taViug advantage of the wet, ookl days, had Ills ’’coons” circulating In ttoe crowds around the fires In the streets, exobauging filled flasks for a silver quarter. Our malt efficient marshall. Aotoiwny, with tola ■Me assistant, TarUngton, nabbed a few. as witnesses, end put them safely always In the csbocre. but ttoelr tes timony would not 'have been pleasant to the old tiger, and he safely slipped a crowbar to his dupe*, end they ore not on hand to feStify this week. The Clot of visiting .sttamvys bias been Increased vrich 'aim nanw-si of Col. Charles P. Crawford, Mlllldgevtlle; Gen. John W. A. Sanford, Alibamtl. The most eminent rclentl-m. Includ ing United States Government rhrm- Ists. have united In Indorsemi'nt of Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder. POINTS FROM D0U0LA8. CIuub Biui Telia liny utiyiVui'u Cviu- pclled Him to Fire tbo Fatal Shot at Miss Gin;, HAYWARD COOLY SMILES. Tlie Tettimocy of Bllxt la (he (llalory of Ono of (ho Moat Revolting Mur ders Yat Recorded in (he Annnla of t’rJino* Hunting For Blind Tigers, Counterfeiter* and Moonshiners—Personal Mention. Douglas, Oa„ Feb. 4.-fSpecial.>-About 5 o'clock p. m. yesterday the sun pooped forth for shoot five mlnnh-a tor the drat sight of him in s week. Tho part wok has been one of incessant cold mins that hn almost cov ered tho earth with wat -r. Tho streama are swollen so ton to hinder any travel and great trouble to get tbe mails to this wdnt irom the railroad and wholly Impeded all In dustries to the amount of hundreds of doUsrs damage tu all classes. For two week' detectives and revenue officers have been giving Coltoe eonntv a pretty thorough lifting tor alleged counter feiters. moonshiners and blind tigers. Judge J. I- Sweat has appointed s* regis trars for this county B. Peterson, W. A.J. Smith, democrats, and Joel Oaaldn, populist. Hr. E. A. Duck has returned from sn ex tended business trip to Brunswick and other cities. ., Miss SsUle Sweat baa to the regret of her many friends gone on s prolonged visit to rel atives in Vavcross. Bbo will lo also sadly mined by the rhnrch choir, of wiucii she was the accomplished soprano, and one of our pri nrinont young men, it la feared, will give up knsuees at Douglas tad locate at Waycroaa in eonscqnenoa thereof. HOW'S THIS? We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by IlalTs Catarh Cure. F. J. CHENEY ft CO., Proprietors, Toledo, O. We, th* undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and be lter* him perfectly bonorabis In all busi ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation mads by tbstr West * Tru.1. Wliolcsala Druggie ts. To- tedo, O. Waiting. Klnnan & Marvin, Wholesala Druggists, Toledo, O. 1/1 ; <’:itarrh Curs la taken Internally, ri l,: ■ ( r -■ il>- unon the b'Old '!. 1 ' ., - i. "i ot the yy t.-m. Prlc T • i ' bottle. Sold by all -iru.-i.ita. (Minneapolis, Minn., Fob, B.—Claus A. Bllxt, who confessed to firing the shod tldit killed (Miss .Glng, -was the first witness iu the Hayward cuse to day and he was still on -die stand when court adjourned. ■He described Hayward's cultivating an Intimacy with tdui soon niftier he went Ito work for Hayward as engi neer at tbe Ozark flats, and how be, at Hayward's aoliciaitian, a week before bhie murder, want to -Hayward's offleo to witness tbe making of a note by Miss Olng and tlie payment to her of a large sum of money (by Hayward. Then the question was asked: "When did you see Harry next?" 'He- came to m« that overling to the basement. He said to me In tbe even ing: 'I did not borrow of hor no $7,000; It was $2,000. I aim going to VIE her. 1 am going to take her around to a restaurant and have her show tbe $2,000 nnd then say tMait she should not carry such a largo amount of money with hor.' He said be bad al ready taken her to a restaurant nnd she bad $2,009 laid <oa a tumbler. The waiter said she was oartMeas. He xixo her, and thait he was going to kill hor. He also said that he was going to get her So take out a Die insunwteo pulley and kill blor." Continuing, Bllxt said that on (the night of 'the murder, December 3, Hay ward told him that ho was going to klE Miss Glng that nlghlt. " 'Anyway,' Bllxt quoted Hayward, there will be a funeral before tile 18th. After she Is kriled stole -will be brought lure, and I will (have to sit up with fit? corpse. Then, after the coroner is through, I will be (he one to go Bist. I have got to make that $15,000, end tonight Is as good a time as any.’ " “He said," said Bllxt, rapidly anil Incoherently—“he said: 'She wants to marry me. and I have promised. Now I u'm going to kill her now. Every time I go to he rplncc she hangs around my neck, end I Rate tho eight of her. I would kill her, for she is Just like a dog. If there was a dog and this woman together, and I wbn gotng t® etooot one df tham, I would shoot her and let the dog go.’ " Hayward, he said, gave tolm some whisky nnd told him of the plan he had arranged bo have Bllxt kl.l Miss Glng. “I won't do 1t. Harry,” thte man re plied. “I won't h-ave anything to d» with It.” and 'he turned away. “See here, Bllxt," wild Hayward, “I’m afraid of that wife of youra I guess oils knows too much, nnd 1 want to kill Iut. You’ll be toduter oft without her anyway—a good deat bettev °ff- Wllsen he begin to de*=rita> Hay ward'a threat* toward -Mr*. Mint he started stnalgl* at Hayward for tjrs fliwt time since he took his pise® on the stand. The prisoner smiled once and gave oo visible sign other than to Shrug tots Shoulders contemptuoux y- Bllxt adored then for a moment without H ^So n o (t n," said tbe.stotejattr.rney; rKSK He coi- jsa.°s? jfa Ho replied that It was a revo-ver, and th S? ftUSuKt revolver.” -MM; after time, but I could not *1- it. Then once she turned away. Id}* “®* look—I did not look at all-1 could not took 1 lust threw tho revolver up iffieic and shot her I dld ruri know where r shot her—I did not look X did not look to aee. Harry told me t® shoot her behind the car. or Inthe forehea.l-he said them were the places to shoot; hut 1 did not ,ook—I was neared. I was afraid Harry Hayward would kill my wlfe-and he would have killed her If I had gone away. Then a threw her out—threw the body out. When the revolver was prooucea, there was another dramatic scvne ln which Mr. Erwin figured. No one could remove the chambers from J®, volver and Harry look It. A watchful deputy stood clueo by him. Theotr- trldges fell out on the floor, and Harry cut hi* finger on the weapon: At once Mr. Erwin's dramatic voice came sharp ant! distinct: ., * ••Thv* defendant ha» cut life finger on this weapon. There fe b:ood, you see. I want everything to be open ana aboveboard. If blood fe found on the revolver, thfe must be noted.** The state admitted that there wm* no blood on the weapon, and the trial W Jp!lxt > claimed that Hayward had told him of killing two men—one a China man—and wounding a third. He also spoke bcl:#j tired to fire a build- ,ln Ih*t’s bearing fihnng the crosa-ex amlnadon was remarkable, and in vain did Air. Erwin, for the defense, try to shake him. Question followed question In rapid succession, and trap after trap was laid for tne witnees. but he escaped Them all. His Interviews with the attorneys for the state were gono Into at length, and fie declared that the story told on the stand was the same that he told the prosecuting offleer*. Hfci whole bearing, and hia direct manner In nnswerlng questions were convincing to no small degree, and the belief was general that this time he was really telling the truth. “Things have changed,“ said Mr. Er win. referring to the altered bearing of the witnees, who, when he was ar raigned, was a trembling, frightened wretch. “Ho-.v do you fdel now?” "I am happy.” "What makes you happyV "Lord God In heaven. I feel I have a Ilf? there, and while there Is a sore at my bread over U«> »wfuX crime, God has his promises still for you.” "You feel that you are forgiven?” "Yes, sir; I do. God has forgiven me, and I have felt happy since I have been a better man and told it all. No one mode any promises to mef for me to tell what I know. They did not say that tbe public was excited and might hang' me." OH, WHAT A COUGH. Will you heed the warning? Tha signal, perhaps, of the sure approach ot that more terrible disease, consump tion. Ask yourself If you can afford for the aak. ot saving 64 cents run th* risk and do nothing for It. W* know from evp-rine- i' that Shiloh’s Curs will cure your cough. It never falls. This explains why more than a million bot tles were sold th* past year. It re lieves croup and whooping couch at once. Mother-, do not be without It. For lame back, side or cheat, us. Shi loh’s Porous Plasters Sold by Oood wyn & Small Drug Company, corner Cherry ■ : a-:J Cotton avenue. V>Y>rb,“ v,-to -a:' .e! Valeri tLVV 1 fitiofpbl HiliMtMlg « Pa, 33 rk g %. % ft $5 Cottolenc is clean, ?? Sri delicate, wholesome, >y appetizing and eco- ^ $ nomical. It is so good « 6) that it is taking the^ & place of all other 5ft g shortenings. Be sure ^ and get the genuine ( I with ^ trade mark- steer’s head in cotton-? plant wreath—on ev- gj cry pail. J Made only by |The N. K.Fairbank^ Company, Va ST. LOUIS and CHICAGO. QHff W» 3 8SM3HOE no w t'Wp. Do you wear them) Whee next ia heed try • pair, Si«y will gin you more comfort and service for the money than any other make, Boat In tho world. 55.00/t=^v?3.00 54.00/ 43.! 42.! 55.00^-^43.03 iMOjjfl \i2.50 3.50 9 ^«2.03 .50 ^J$ 2 .oo W. L. Douglas Shoes are made In all the Latest Styles. > If you wont I fine DRESS SHOE don't pay J6 to $8| try my $3.50, $4 or $5 Shoe. They will fit equal tocus- tom mode and look and wear M well. If you with to economize In your footweor.yos cm dote hyporthailng W. L, Douglas Shoot. My nima and price l< stamped on tho bottom, look for It when you buy. Take no su'o- illtule. I void ihoet by mail upon receipt of price, pottage fret, when Shoe Dealers cannot oopply you. W. Ie IlOtlOt.AS, llreeVten, Maos. Sold by ROOUESTER SHOE COMPANY. NOTICB. Tiie wtie -to 8. -H. Boynlofi of Mlicc.n, On., of tlio right to sell the S. D. Bmltto's Patent Btoim Canncr nasi Cooker In tttb counties of Houston, Baldwin, Monmo and Washington, In the state of Georgia, nnd entire state of Texas Is hereby revoked for want of consideration, and all parties aro warned not t.» purilhaso tho same, ar any part thereof, ns suah sale nnd pur- chxinc -will be contested In the courts.. C. D. (SHEPHERD. Attorney to Fact. 1*7*. 1556. DR. J. J. BUBERS. , Permanently located. In tbs special ties venereal. Lost energy restored. Female Irregularities and polaon oak. Cura guaranteed. Address In confidence, with stamp, 510 Fourth street, Macon, On. , OFFICIAL NOTICE. After the first day of February next tho legal advertisements of Jones county will bo published In 'T'hc Jones County News," a weekly paper pub lished In the county. Roland T. Ross, Ordinary, IL N. -Ethridge, Sheriff, W. W. Barron, Clerk S. C. HP .'.rasssTreatsiCii iBgBESggWI NOTICE. By virtue af a power of sale contained In a deed of trust ensouled by Julia E. Vinson to the Southern Building and Loan ArteocSi ! ion of KnoxvCle. Tennes see. which deed Is recorded In the office of the clerk of Che superior court n< Bibb CAbnty, In book ot deeds AD. pane five hundred and five. WiU be wold on Friday, March *lb, 1805, between tho hours of eleven nnd twelve o’clock noon., before the coart house door. In the city of Ma con, Bibb ojunty, to tbe highest bid der for cash, the follow1n«r dnw-rlbetl property, as ode forth in said deed, to- wlt: That lot or parcel ot land known In live plan of ilia -oily of m-u.u «- lot number thirteen, block number thlrtv- slx. on Hendrlcka and Haxlelvunit mao of ttoe cky of Macon, formerly Cot num ber eight, block thlrty-olx, on Board- man's map of said city, flunking on Ash street aixty-soven and a half feet, and fronting Telfair street one hundred and twenty feet, together with the dwelling huu-i? and ocher Improve ment*. Said' deed made to secure an Indebtedness therein igvecifled. upon which ia now due for principal. Inter est and fines the sum of fourteen hun dred and fifty-three dollars and fiva cents, and one hundred and forty-flvo dollars and -thirty cents as attorney fens, and the sum of -—; dollars for this notice, default having been made to the payment of due. «M Interest for more than six months before this no tice, as specified in said deed. Sold as the property of Julia E. Vinson. This January twelfth. 1805. SOUTHERN building AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, by Its j: Lutlr.-ll. JAM. A. THOMAS. Atty.
