Georgia Historic Newspapers

    I jOEZASPOXE AT TAMPA.
I, gpcretarj of the Cuban Eevolu-
lionisls Says tuo Cubans Are
in the Lead.
, gpANISH SOLDIERS DEFEATED
THE 'WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: MARCH 7, 1895.
jtjrtl o^a
Gomrx Are Both In Cuba, lint
v Would Hot Tell Their Who
,boaU-R«°S»“ lo “
Free tuba la r. Year.
HIS DOO GUARDS DHIS BODY.
Oliver Was Shot Down and Ills Watch
Stolon.
Columbia, s. C., March At 1
u«w9 iMuasu luia
city that the body of Mr. Conrway B.
UUl'er, a young white man, 32 years
8 ". 31,1 oroployee of the Southern Rail
way Company for the past fourteen
A <iulet, peaceable young Iran—
had been found bn & pool of blood by
searchers In a most desolate strip of
Woods about two 'miles from town, In
bhe suburban district of abandon.
Hts whole right breast was per
forated wth buckSliot, tired from a
shotgult. Two of tile slugs went
through a folded newspaper ind a plug
of tobacco In hts pocket. He had start
ed to his faher-ln-law’s residence to
take supper and spend (he night, Ills
wife being there. Tho house was about
a. half mile further on. At 10:30 o'clock
the father-in-law became anxious and
accompanied by others, set out to meet
him. The murdered man's bull terrier
„ FU. March «.-Gontales de
secretary of the Cuban revolu-
tr y party in the United Slates, ar-
!dln this city thU morning and la the
f Col Klgueredo, tbe leader of tho went with them. The body ley off
i«t oi ' T .„,_ ht . ! to one side In the bushes across the
lavement here. Tonight a multitude of ^ The pairty paJlgoll utpr
compatriots assemoled nt his stopplag I some distance they missed the dog add
compliment him with a serenade
l, t( , hear from his own Ups the cer-
l , 0 f rumors afloat on the streets.
I tj ( |ck, but yielded to their wishes
Id made a talk.
Jsooa after the Times-Unlnn correspond-
V M „cd on him and he talked quite free-
‘ moat points, but refused to say
stuit point he came to this city.
W laid ho knew the Spanish govern-
wan watching his every movement.
, to ia that W. M. Pinkerton, (lie de-
e, had arrived last night he aatd:
["All right: let them spend their money
L, hut Cuba will b« liberated."
Ha stated that he knew of his own
lotge that Gens. Marti and Gomes
r | n Cuba, but would give no definite
Lmitlon as to their movement*. He
L lhal on Tuesday a battle wo* fought
V«n the Spanish general, LaChambre,
j ,hf Cuban general, Uulllermon, near
[adage de Cuba. The government had
i Htihiiw TOO.
. Spaniards were routed with heavy
He said one could not get the
newe by the wire, as the soverr-
[« had control of all telegraph wires
£ telegrams were all examined by the
Etorltles. no cipher messages being al-
d The hope of the Cubans, he said,
, develop such a strength aa to com-
I recognition at the hand* of foreign
■„ »o that they can raise their own
and sail in and out of port without
Station on the part of foreign pow-
When that la accomplished Cuba will
| five In one year.
In regard to the effort* made by the
[vernment to supprea* all information
said:
Their own movements demonstrate
■ strength of the revolution. Spain
uld never aend 7,001) men 11,000 sMnda
farms, millions of cartridges, four men-
rar to Cuba, three cruisers to Key
It and othffrs to different adjacent for-
ports If there was nothing In R as
. represent. But Spain Is Weak. In
she Issued paper money, which was
ll-em-d at half price and less. Now
. Is Issuing paper money again. If
I had credit she would never do It."
j would give no Information aa to hla
fcvrments In the Immediate future.
■REINFORCEMENTS ASKED FOR.
Madrid, March «.-The governor general
lcuba has telegraphed requesting that
nlorcemonts or sent directly to San-
and that they bo made ready to
■ the flofl forthwith,
lie war office is pushing actively iu«
arations for the expedition. There
|remarkable enthusiasm In military clr-.
hmeni; from all garrisons are
sirring rapidly at Santander, Cadiz,
■ and Barcelona. They will em-
I at the end of the week. Two mlU
i cartridges will be stripped on the
1 Queen Me recedes.
ON’IJY TOBB OOIiMVfiE.
came back. The dog ran to meet them,
barking. They followed lpfm and found
the body. The dog then perched him
self upon the body of Ills dead master
and would let no one come nearer than
six feet.. The officers, upon their ar
rival, child to lasso and choke the dog
before they could examine the body.
The mn.n’B watdh was gone, but his
money was not touched.
Parties In tile sparsely settled neigh
borhood beard voices of two 'men quar
reling about 8 o'clock, and then the
report of n gun rend a cry of "Oh! You
have shot me." They paid no heed to
It, the place being frequented by hunt
ers. The deed baa created a great stir.
The official Investigation has been go
ing on nil day. SufilclMit evidence was
secured to cause the coroner to order
the arrest of T. C. Aughtrey. untllre-
cently a member of the mall carrier
force. He was discharged for abstract
ing null belonging to Oliver’s wife,
with whom he apprors to have been
father Intimate. Aughtrey had made
threats against the life of pilver. The
evidence goes to show that ho delib
erately waylaid Oliver and ■J”* h |™'
I“ n ,S°|55 ”2Jiut
£.80 o’ctaric. He" was aoenat about B
p. m. can/ng from thefe The railroad
men are highly Incensed The ^ops
were closed today ^ all""^-® ”
attend the funeral. Th e ' U ' < V > *
followed his dead master to the grave.
FRBD DOUGLASS’ WILL.
"contest Against the
SURRENDERED TO OFFICERS.
Hudson Conclud.ll That It AVaa Best
to Give Up.
, Birmingham, Ala., March 6.—During
•i-il cummer's oai Tninera strike ill
:;ilJ section, u riot between strikers
and negro laborcr.-t cocum.l and guards
were also mlxil up In it. One of tho
guards and two negro miners were
killed outright and several othcre
wntmdeil. Among those Implicated in
«hn riot was ;i young man named Hud
son. living at Coallsng. Two deputy
tSiarles Oole and John Smith.
Wont to th,* home of the Jbudsnns to
servo the warrant. No sooner I rad the
deputies elite:'-,[ the house than h gen
eral shooting began In which Oole ass
Instantly killed and Smith received
wounds from which he died In a few
hours.
'H. H. Hudson, father otf the young
man and his two sons .were In the house
nnd it TO held that they did the kill-
log. They immediately tied to the moun
tains back of Coalburg and a posse
aided by a esuad otf military puroued
them but failed to capture them. Tie
governor offered a reward of 3400 f r
either of the Hudsons The whole coun
try was scoured and deteoUven went
in search of the men but they were
new captured, though located several
times. Pin ally all hope of ever cap-
el fiber of <ahv*jn was given up.
Yiswfuay Sheriff Morixiw received n,
not« from R. II. Hudson n.iylng Chat if
ho woidd come to a certain place he
(Hudson) would give fcdmse'rf up. The
sheriff wen* there and found “old man"
Hudson, as he Is called, and brought
nun to tbe city. (He was within three
hours otfoer being placed In Jail, by
agreement of his counsel end the dis
trict attorney, allowed ball In two cases
In the sum of 52,MW in each case, which
he gave. Hudson's voluntary surrender
has caused much surprise and is all
Mae talk here tonight. Ho will, so It
la understood, upon trial enter a plea
or self-defense. His two aatns are fltttl
at largo and their whereabouts are un
known.
STORiMY JSS ARKANSAS.
A-vertvl hundre dLsOmte p-
are being plated on in • elri
Ogleth.dn» I", i.l. purj a
- king Int-.'.lronce of tlie kill-
udr-iti 1,. Hyatt, tlw popular
’. by McAllister at Fort Gaines
a great sensation here. Where
»"ll HI I flV'iIM "I kU 'MU.
an 1 Wii'era he lived ivhen a boy.
There an- men here who would have
dofende I nl*u i- ,i 1.t.,r: u■ i- in i ivli"
will see to it that Justice Is meted out
t■. the nlurdercr.
Mrs. !.I;i'Vjb 0(001.-7*, a unique anti
ex.-i-ntrlh c meter, and a xo.man of
Homo nj-eanp. .tied a* li-r home ten
mill-s out FT! ,j ni^tit.
W"rkj is progressing on the new
Baptist i-'nuroh, and it -wifi he an orn
ament to the street upon which it will
be locatfal.
Tlie county oortrmlaaionerH placed an
order for the furniture for Ihe new
court h use Tuesday list with a Grand
Itap ds. hi: ': .fit tilt 'll.- ' :n; an .. an 1
1 he V' " - s .- a, . ! ■ a .iii.l .
A big tot of ootton was shipped from
here today, and leaves but a few hun
dred bales now in the warehouses.
The ppoporti :i of guvno b -Ing hauled
out is certainly not more than 40 per
cent, of the ameaint used last year,
anil ns :)he cotton • n-i-'e is being re
duced, sur-ly the yield will be curtail-
Hls
Children
White Wife.
SHiley Tells of tho Tlats of the
New iPsrtjr.
Vsh:nflton. March (1—-An Interview
i Mr. S lilvy of Potmsjdvanla, whom
> liimit.illlsta ha to put flonvjrrl ns
eiuilldate for the pnewblenoy. Is
dshal today. Mr. Sibley my*:
s purpose of this movement Is to
o.n Immediate crstnlaHion of
i silver men and to tiogm Che cam-
<n at once. There la no pride of
y MM and we do not care how
'■rs.inlxatlon Is Anally accom-
«1. The only purpose Is (ba t (hero
[ill l»> a silver party '.a tbe next cam-
ndvoentinc the free coinage of
or at Kl to 1 as the single gnut Is-
The (sunpnhm for atlnc wli be-
i at once anil n■»> wdl have sixteen
laths the start of those opposed to
er, whether they bo la one or both
I the old parties. The only thing the
■ party d'-rrou Is a thorough orgm-
' n ami a vigorous, acjnwslve rjm-
for silver. The party vr'.U sop-
t a free coinage man on a free ootn-
pUittnrm by whatever party noml-
d, and he siys there will not tic
silver candldatos for the prcsl-
hey.
|\Ve proptec b> ha.vo the orginlxa-
now to make the oinva* and to
I ready to eloot re proeldent tv«u> is a
coinage man. We are inilffrrent
I to whether he 1v Rqpubficno,
Inucrait or a Populist, and he mny
| he Homin'e nt one o< the old liar-
or a near purty.
['hy does real economy prescribe (be
i of Dr. Price's Bakins Powder?
I eiide It Is HtiT,n*er. purer and more
, h some than any other.
Governor Clarke Denounced ns nn In
famous Liar end Rascal.
Little Rock, Ark., March C.—Tho
g>rvw»iv ♦jw>» >»dw K*m« hsw..l n » ,.i. „
Irgtalature ever since the IroTi 'Moun
tain railroad a week ago dofeatnl tho
bill for the e-tab! shment of a rslltthy
commission In this stole, broke out
this afternoon when a resolution was
offered In the house to eject from tho
hall represMxttitlviw of nowspipcrs that
Wa
NTO COTn'OS MILLft.
MilhnlSeville WIH S-nd H pre^ontatives
io the North.
MillivLr *v , M . vh r, iSp- ; i! «
A vory - nthus: l.stio mo t in: ..f c tizons
U'ls hold : ftii> •• n"I t: .i> • ] .• • ii' : r
Mm« v«r» JwtAitogt|T»« •«ml Lmnnrt.
ant loplce tUaon-HMl lienellei.tl to the
city ml community, the main object
of tlm marking he nc to cot ao ve > rli
and effect arr.ingom nts Do send a man
Elat to prtseut our ndvantngos to the
con >n factory people. The meetrng
rcH>ln>l Into an organization under
y>xung lady fro-
Miss Kate Earet
very hat
Aineric
Tlln.
cf til
thou
To
Isorae ;
son. Is visiting her sister. I
>i xe Williams. J gtv „ .
Eva Lou Westbrook, one of 1 publ', -11
ima's nrettlcst and most pv>- I of thh
ir.c I I II"" 1" n v . 'filing at 1..-. v •
of 10 cent
Igar.’ttea.
: question '
Walker Frei-man *
Ing a few (lays here
. H. RlcharJoon.
Mai
bill having be
time
WILL HAVE BRIGHT STREETS.
MtllOdgevlUe Makes a New Contract
for Lights.
iMtUcdgevllle, March 6.—(Special.)—
The city council met In (he city hall
Dtst nigh*. 'The meeting was a called
meeting foo tho purptwe cf mnklng
some arrangements aa to electric lights.
For a long time the city has beep In
ilarkneaa Owing (to some differences
between the Electric I/hrht company
and the council the contract which
expired revered months ago was not re
newed, but they got together last night
Bind made a nontraot that promises
bright streets for a year at least.
The contraclt provides that the city
will poiy the Electric Light company
32^0 for one year with tile privilege
of renewing (he contract at the expi
ration of the first year for five years
at 52.800 per year. This will tie cheup
lights and there Is nopnoapedt or cause
why we should be troubled any more
about lights. The electric light plant
here Is a good one and tile manager
(Mr. J. C. Whitaker) certainly knows
shat to do with It, therefore the city
will have bright streets In the futirc.
(FIRE AT UNADILTiA.
Un-iildki, iMaroh 0.—'(J^prcljl.)—The
dwelling occupied by Mr. J. A. Shiv
ers, n ght marshal, was burned .it 4
o’clock this morning. Very little furni
ture was saved, the family being tmviy
from home. Marshal Hlilvens thought
the build ng was fired In order 'to force
him to leave his post so that some
depredation could be committed In the
baUncss portion of the town. This he
refused 4o do, standing to his post tind
lenLng the house burn down. The
building was owned by .Mr. J
Crumples and mm nearly covered hy
insurance. .Mr. Shivers' loss Is nlso
iw/ ilgiis, he Curryliia a policy on
furniture.
TROUBLE:
Mr. II-.lnran
NEAR rnWINTON.
iul Ft lends Shot by Ui
known Partlc
Ho
side.
from this r
of Burney'
>:i last Frld,
ol.l mill, w.n
night, March
dm] of l.u.vl' ss- night disturtH
when Mr. Hollman nnd ht4
t out to drive them off. they
1 i:i',. mil ' iKing Mr. II.ill-
lit In
side b:
PARTY AT SAKOSRj
Sanderevllle, Ga.. March A—(Special.)
An entertainment woo given at the res
idence of Mrs. M. F. Jones on North
Harris street -Monday evening In manor
BRIEF ENGAGEMENT.
March 0.—The Toklo cone-
lo'lent’of the Ore ml Nows says a
I'tti from G,-n. N -liu dated s,t
-c-heng yeraenky gives this nuws:
- arranged, the army attacked New
fit>* yiwtcnkiy. The fighting began
' > o'clock in tlie morning. ItoUi ill-
['tis had entered tho city by noon.
of tho enemy bad fled to Mng-
f. hut the greater part still occupied
[ h-sisen and streets and otMtinat-dy
Jed tho Japanese troops. The street
'ng was deeperiWe but the «ap-
-■ won their way gradually, street
until by 11 o'dnok In tbe
Nng they hud c -mpl-' ly rout-d the
‘my.
he Chinese loft behind 1,880 killed
w-mndod, 800 pr'.voners, i-tghtvon
- end great quantities of rifles, im-
:il!i "t), tanners and provlstons. The
| loss wis A ■
1 and wound'.1.
NO CALIFORNIA ORANGES,
ctoonvtll*. Fla.. March A-The Asso-
IM Press dispatch from o—■ Ca
[ that Florida hotel men are order-
I cringes from California la ontnw m
L’i Ul * Jacksonville hotel- nr.- eon
''*• Proprietor Chapbsll of the S|
* '•» » he has not orderwl any or
' from California an-1 has no taten
• of doing as. Mr. <';nnp>. ii . i>. h
Iprocure enongh < r in-.-. - t.. - n ).:
1 from Lea county, Fla. Otor hots
ftaors In this city soy that they ar
faring oranges from Comoro la.
Rochester, N. Y-.
nounocment Is made today that -he
hdrs of (he ,J , ; re ^. D Vj*! a ^. 1I ^l n a '[
to oontset his «wUl that the «^?a|
proceedliiigB in the matter will shortly
be instituted In thla clty. Doughy
hail been married Wlce ared the dill
dren by hla flrat wife, Lewis H., and
Chhrles R. Douglam, are named as the
contestants. Two years ago tbe estate
was valued at 320MOO. Ever store
Dotsdas* last mn.nria«e. (there ba«
beenSok df harmony Jxjtiween the miui
and Ills wife:. Some lltele
hb ttoalth Douglaas deeded a
real estate to hto wife at Cedar HU1,
whore the family lived. It J* * ta £"J
that at different, times
present* of money. Tbe conj«rtf l «
clahn that Douglass wife, who Is m
white woman, and tormeriy lived at
Honoxye, near (hi* c*ty exereUtal nmhy
Influence over their father said pc™uad-
ed hdm ito dlecrimlnate agnlnat them.
Though no petition for (he probale of
the will has been made, ft la stated
that the sons will have little or nothing
i»mli» to ttnem from the cMtnte. Be-
tadM tiie sons and «he widow, tne nein.
of lviuglass are a (laughter, tow 8™nd-
(jaunt tern and a gramlron of Washing
ton. I •. C.. and -Lewis S. Sprague, grand
son of tide city. C. I*. -Lee, * ""
oral lawyer of till* city, says he Is
bound to secrecy by all parties and an
effort will be made to settle the es
tate out (tf court. Those familiar with
the doroedile complications say that
a condition of forced neutrality existed
between the eon* and Douglass wife
for years. A# long ago as 1890, It la
stated that aV began to get pcsses-
■lon of her husband'* real estate. Lee,
who uwd to be Douglaas' agent In
this city, was relieved of an responsl-
blllty about eighteen months ago and
at that time. It la understood, that
of the property In thl* city, had been
transferred to Douglass' wife. When
the remains were brought to thl, city
loougiaar wife wore no mourning and
thla fadt was made the subject of much
comment.
DESPERATE NEGRO.
Fought a Freight Train Crew add Then
Got Away.
(Montgomery. March 8.—(For several
months tbe freight cars of the Loula-
vWle and NUffhvllle railroad have been
nibbed between Flontaton and Mobile,
was done by no organised band of
oes, under the l'eadershlp of me
called "Railroad,” who carried a Win
chester snd two revolvers. Two of the
gang were ehot, one killed and one
captured In January. This morning at
Teneanr tank, a freight crew captured
the negro and got his rifle and ono
pistol. He broke sway and began fir
ing on the men with Wa remaining
pistol, who qulokly responded. Just
then another train purred up to the
tank and the negro, getting on the
engine at tbe muzzle of a pistol, made
the engineer carry him by. at the same
time shooting at <tbe first crow ns he
passed. He then came back, and tak
ing a position, would not let the tel
egraph operator enter hlso office. The
freight or.fw attacked him again and
(he (-inductor Shot blfn with a load of
buokshot. He esoaoed to the swamp
and a posse are now hunting for him.
The aome of perfection In cookery Is
embodied tn Dr. Price’* Creatn Baking
Powder. No other works so quick, or
gives such dainty food.
THE CUBAN TROUBLES.
Several of the Insurgent* Have Been
Captured.
Havana, March 6.—The funeral of the
(M-.xrquI* de Duquesne, vice-president of
the reform party, took place today.
The service* were very Imposing, and
were attended hy a large number of
prominent persona
The mayors of Rodisos report that
Malaga’s band consist* of a hundred
men, most of whom were pressed Into
the service of the bandits.
The Guatnonmo troops have attacked
as* sunersed tb* band under Perez
Brooks at Luro. Several of the band
were wounded. The trnon* captured all
their arma ammunition, etc. The prov
inces of Puerto Principe, Matanzaa,
Pine. Rio and Havana are quiet.
LITPLE ROOK QUARANTINES.
Little Rock, Ark., Mar.ih A—Tbe Lit
tle Rock board of health hae lasus] a
quarantine order against Hot Springs
owing to email:->x. List evening two
men were arre-t'*! while com tog Into
th- ■ Ity from Hot Springs BnuUlpox
has sppssrsl at ifcilgtaBtal. Iksg
i i,: >ero reported at Hut Springs t>>-
i . ••(" ' " at Mal
vern.
^HE ROYAL Baking Powder sur
passes all others in leavening power,
in purity and wholesomeness, and
is indispensable for use wherever the best
and finest food is required.
Georgia.
O -<i- -A-
oiauc
o
1
PEAL.
“The Royal was found to be a perfectly pure
tartrate powder, containing neither alum nor phos
phoric acid. It was also the highest in leavening
It was in fact the best powder analyzed.
vv
k
strength
“([EOKGli F. PAYNE,
“State Chemist, Georgia.”
tt%2
ROYAL BAKIN* POWOCR CO., 10A WALL 8T., NEW-YORK.
halt criticised <ho aotlon nt the IrgWei-
lurc. Ripna-ttatln Monroe of North
Lilli- i: , k. :■ - ii.- (.. i i)ii i n i f ]i ■ i -
Huge, denouncol Govnrnor Clirke ms
an Infamous liar nm<l natbl When the
ratlruad commission bill ivas link of
fered In the house It sms favored by a
lar.ro imjorty. The Iron Uoanni.n
railroad establish.>1 a large and tnllu-
entkil luBby and when tbe blU aamc
up for final ptskige R wus (We i .1
The tiowspi'Peni, particularly tho
Oommoroiai-Appc.ii or jienyxiis, inti-
rn ttnl that brlb.-ry had Ix'.-n usnl.
Governor CkirK-e, In an interv ew yes-
tenkay, supported tills ctairne .>f t>rid>-
■ !•('. \. • •" nidi.- R.i|ir>-"in ii M.iti-
l-oe culhd on the -roveraor and Wa - or
dered from his ul!io>. Thereupo Mon
roe made his •tr ick on the governor t >-
(lay. He concluded liy myln? thit he
had 'more proof ttii'i :he governor l" a
liar than the governor has :i hi Inst tiny
member of the legislature. There Ii n
feeling tbit Governor Chute wtl re>
sent Monroe's attack In * doclelve iv.iv.
rite nine ■>( “He Manilllictarlnn anil
Inutile 'ion As*.-! it on I' MllloU
Fine,’* dix-ting it, T. It-thun • perma
nent irvld nt. Tin •("■- " .( m will
net > a board of trail* and Is culcii-
lat.il 1' d • veil f ■" Mill -1_- -v Hew
Th r- 1 "I ins -h '■» - I f'-.i r ih • n-
ducemetlS • , ff'-i-id tty our community:
First (--tiiei ih" m s' lie;-■"( i.ti-l
at I not I't tin- water power. In .Ills
Mill .I.-villi' -1 unexcolrel in the *t re.
will, skty or i* v*nty UvouskhI horn-
power dui oau ui put under cootroi
less I
An"
MRS. BOOTH A PREACHEll.
Cincinnati. Ohio, March A—Mrs. Ball
ington Booth of the Salvation Army
was today granted a minister's icens
by Probate Judge Ferris. Tlie doeu
ment gives Mrs. Booth a right to o(
Relate at weddings and Is one of th
four legal construction* given In fkvo
of the Salvationists In their effort
to bo recognized as a eongregatlo
Jutant Hargraves and Ltant. 1
will be married at the Salvation
on the 20th Inst., and Mre. rt -yt
perform the welding ceremony.
By ks superb ouaiilirB Dr. I
Cream Baking Powder hue becot
cumi.trably the houahold r.avorlt"
H>ott
id fifth
MINERS STOF
Unlontc
of the fa
nongahela rlv»r .are out to
cent rate. Work Is rus|..
men say they »U1 not r,qi
d.-mand le granted. No trn
...| anvwher- <TNVt:l Hr..
city- ofTcr..! a alight
morning, but th,* offer waa
WOK
1 -Th.-
Is of Ih- MO
NO trouble at bluefielt
Mobil
left
.1 th- at-aan-r Franklin, «i i
HlK-flel.il. Nl:aragia. K-bruu
q.yrta 'Kit he wa« In B]uefl.-1
Uv•• tiys an-1 hutrd nothing of th,-
,..,r(."l firing up-.n an American v-m
to a Brltisll 'ma.n-of-e.-dr Th- > a[dii
,,.,..1 not believe th- tn.-M»nt ran ha
occurred without Lie hiuring of It.
BOSt Of
■r Important fnvture Ii
Hi on tluvie sites sv 11
oonrealet, to the mil
ls the 1’hoot facilities
should be a great in-
K-ratlres moving here.
I ix. fro- sebods and a
niturdly will crtlite
k ng this eeddon murii
r. operating oMton
North.
WILL HAVE TBLEPHOOTBB.
a ’ Mill F.lV (1 I :* bll-h- !
MU - .- ■( Ille, M io-h 6 .—(Special.)—
MIHcdg-vIte l»< to ha - a telephone »ye-
I,.,,, A. ii away. Mr. wni West wen
granted* frao-ihls# by the city oounctl
nt theirfnerting laai night to erect a
t-lc;''!o:o ex h uiz-* to be put In opera
tion et' 1- Th • fran :hl-- provides that
"Mr. 5m-t * mil op-rate a telephone
n In th- -Ity Mllledgcrille
I i s> ii- I" To I . II -n.
. I, >-• fr >m "hi date ,.f <he fran-
i-liki*." Tib" Hhute -in oth-r 'phone
•o.i Afr. West will set to
ne to build hli time. This
ng MID—lg.-vi.I- n--.li very'
■ l(h all th- larger cltim I
t in Ii a MIlleR—vltie t-u
•> mat- that Mlll.ilg-vH'.i
e capital and en-rgv to ,
JONTEEUMA NEWS.
M nt- lima, ria . Mac h it (Sy- lal I
i. Ba fits h-re r—.-n11y -.,11.-1 B-i
llllamfiV*!:-' of I'- .luarhus. to •>,. ir
rXuV 1 ',:’;
nt Mime* Cooper ami Adams of Og -’-
chce. Mbs Maanl- Adame nt M.i-on,
Miss MnttleTarbutton, i.MLsa S. W. Lov
ett and Mlssc* Aiblle, Mattie and
Anna Jones. Memo. J. E. John-
• in. A. A. Wicker. Don C. Har
ris. C. Weaver Jonc* anil It-n-
Jamln. F. Duggan (our r-no.i ::ol
c rat >ra). The evening wa* spent very
pleosantty in metal conversations
while the sweet music rendered by >M les
Anna Jones and Mr. J. E. Johnoui
was enjoyed very midi. At n late li mr
the happy surest* left for their homes.
Miss Mamie Adams of Macon. Is yls-
Itlivg MJfs Mattie Tortxutton.
Miss Katie Cooper of Ogcechee. who
has been the guest of 'Miss Ixyvett.
leaves today for Laulsvite.
In leas than six years the nineteenth
century will close. No food product de
veloped In the one hundred yearn Is no
good as Dr. Price’s Baking Powder.
NORTH OAROUNA’S BOLoNS.
Some Worm Times Being Pelt by the
Fuslonlstt.
Ralelg
C., March 6.—There .vas
Igh. N.
., Htlng i y . . . ^ i
night In which Ray et Hasan, tod life
Democrats In a fight against 1 iston
majority repirct to give the publl ■ print
ing to a W.hl-r -whose figures eiceed-d
the lowest bl l by 5800. lUty hint-,I at
bribery and had a sharp tilt with Phil
lips. whom he accused of charging
bribery upon th* mdroirlty. Phillips de
nied It and Ray called upon two mem-
here who sold they heard him say it.
Ray also charged Phillips wlah having
said be .would give (he printing to
Stewart Stop, despite (the Iran: bid
of HdwuTds A Broughton. Phillips de
nied this in a hot spoetti vridch creaf, .1
a ••nmtlnn ttv» <(• M»- uwsl » tth
vigor, Ray keeping cool under all and
taunting the ma)„rity almnt Into a
frenzy.
T ,lay the tax on cigarettes waa mad-
10 Cants ;,1 th<-X1.U111 ", n :,.| .. i;...„
The Conft-.p rat- monument bill was
made tonight a special order for ttenor-
d tin
i* *.il
I It w
r.l ilk
Ing
-printing ji"..
the i-,u.-i-.
i thought tn
iLKalru. tho
il hll« UJiMff
bill or a buck:fi<»t. Whilo his wound
Is not a dangerous one, It Is painful.
It Booms from .tho ibest Information
t()at <\m be obtained, that Mr. Hall*
man's place has b i'n the objeon oi
some nff^'t prmri«ni who took grtxul
jfloaaure 4n px^sini; there after iiIkOiH
hoilr -Alnff and flrinsr off ttielr punB and
pl«tola, ind uotlnj? In a very <llsor*
derly way. Not long: ago his hous«
or an cutbouso In which *wos ator d
com an*l otlher pix^kioo, was sot on flr«
early In the nl^ht. It waa diacovered
by one of nelKJhltirs and the ndarm
grtven, nib! the fir* *waa put out. H
is thought that this Mine crowd ofi
cllatur'ber.^ were the ones who aet fir«
to ttda Jkw. and that It was doM
for the purpose of g-ttlngr tihe Holi*
man’s out, tliat they mU;ht ehoot lntc
them, but tho neighbors reached th«
fire 'bef-Yre the HolLnan’B. nnd tVi«
their pan* of hnus* a>umlngr nnd mur
der were timvrted. TUiere i» a utat*
of f***ding existing in that community
that la to be deplored, and «bh s • nluhi
prowlcm and peace dlattwbera neo<l td
be fcrretoil out, that the frullty on e
may be ascertained an-1 toraugrht u
Justice.
Th<
Intelligent hou^wlfe ipreferB Dr.
h Crenim Daklnx Dowder. ami
a vo no other.
hi Islington’s money.
He Gets Ills Cotton Money, Rea:nrdlcai
of Today's Market Quotations.
Judge Speer has passed an order li
tlie case of Robert Blllington aualOBf
the receivers of the Macon nnd North*
cm railroad. Blllington lost a quantltj
of cotton by fire on tho rat'd. Recolvci
Harris petitioned the oaurt to nllou
him to pay $3,000 of the funds in hit
licimls as receiver to the said Robert
Bimnfron for tho loss, ami t'hat sc
soon us enough money «hould Jy* re
ceived from collection**, etc., that till
oth« r $1,103 of the cotton’s value bt
paid over to Bllllngtxm.
The court’s decree snows tnat th<
debt Is one which* hy virtue of th«
decree nuthorlzlng the sale of the Ma
con otvd Northern railroad, the pur
cCi'.iHor8 are bound to discharge. Tin
purchasers become \nd are bound tc
deposit with the court sue** #M ****| •*
may he required by the c-j
«>1»J nations of thta chtrtcte
to due by the receiver nnd unpaid.
It was, therefore, ordered, adjudge*!
and decreed by the court that Jhe Ma*
con «nrid Northern Itallway Compxny»
purohasors of tho Mncon and Northern
railroad properiiei* m^lcr the decree
nforeaild, sbill forthwith pay over tc
tho said Itobe.-t HlUliigton. m to th.>
ro-r lver of the cr*o:-t for hhn. th- sorr
of $1,165.01. togeUier with $'.»0.26
funds
urt to inecl
The deb?
st fr ( “*n 1
1894, less 1 io i
J.'.th d-i
tif $2,0(
Of
of tho pi
>tton rkvienv.
rvh 6. Thu Sim a
Me
I fro
n in Me
sh
elling at IH
util to ubo
cents a pound In si!
Shi cents In our money. There la a duty
of 4Vi cents ;i pound on cotton In Mexico
and this and other charges, according to
calculations mado hereon, as shipments
say from Galveston, would cause a loss
of to % a cent per pound on cotton
nhlpped to Mexico.
Liverpool sold R.^0 bales on the spot
at firmer but unchanged prices. In Man
chester yarns wero quiet and firm; cloths
were source. Port receipts today, 15.0S5,
against 18.M16 this day la*t week and 12.004
last year; thus far this week, 85,441 bales,
against 0,317 thus far last week, tfpot
cotton h*re was steady at nn advance of
1-18 of a cent, with sales of 150 bal»*s for
spinning. Augusta received today 77^,
inst 750 this dn.y last week and 279 last
r; 3t. Isoul*, KW, against 7"2 last week
701 last year; Cincinnati, 1.476 bales,
in?t T26 last week and 701 last year;
"H'
Housto
1,«70 n 1
1,23, axalns
.last '
st ye;
New Orb
,-eek and
elpts to-
the ir
Tod
dnst 15,155 Hst
cent up.
red * to 9 r^'
es aver that
ylng v ry a
inagnltuda t
y's Featu
nd Angus
Orleans
Private
•f their •
res.—Th#
No
like a thunderbolt from a eh
body wnH looking for li, that Is certain
Everything IcekcS prcml-lnsr f nr *»*#
bears; they were dreaming of big re. elptt
and big profits, but. say th»* French
“Fongea monaongeH.” At any rate
that was the w:-<* f->day, for pri. «*« rar
up 10 i*olnts owing to a rise In Uvenx>ol
som^» out aid# buying, covering by tea'llnii
• • r *. f tll< h1.<> if ’Io- « he *; n*
the price and predictions of light
celpts.
of
iah Prew.x: Out In Illlno
v*»ls in private carw. Do
they travel in chariots <
jy l’ogasus. Poets are
the
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