About The weekly telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1885-1899 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1895)
01SE1EN POT UNDER BOND g a « inspector, Four Captains, 0"? ■ Wardman and Two Ex- Officere Indicted. YKE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH A SPEE dy trial is looked for Fixed the lloi.i III** 1 Figure* Bn( * 1 * lB Aceiieert Men will lie t'orrled Into Court on ThnnttT Next. jjetr Tork, March 10.—Superintendent nnnee save out the nunes of the In- dtotM police ofllort-e at 10:50 o’clock «,!, morning. With the exception of (I .W«rdman Burns and an expollcemen not yet In custody, all the men mention* (d gurrendered themselves at headraar- tera between 9 and 10 o’clock. Inspector jlol/iuridln was the flrat to put In an appearance. He wee followed In short aider by Capts. Seibert, Price, Murphr, ,nd Donohue and patrolman Sehill. Dx-Captain Devery and ex Wurdman Glennon came a little later. Superintendent Byrnea personally lerved the bench warrants and turned the prisoners over Into custody of Ir- gpectors WlUlaans and McAvoy. At 10:90 jSock the- superintendent had the goner* taken to the district attor- y s office. Inspecor Williams took inspector McLaughlin, ex-Capt. Devery, Qapt. Seibert and ex-Wardman Glen- oon. Inspector McAvoy took Cant. P'n- obue, Capt Hurphy, Copt. Price and Pstrolman Schlll. The party left heath jarters by the Mott street entrance. The court of oyer and terminer met 111 o’clock today. Tile district attor- ■ p :<•"* out the name of the police Jjcials indicted. They ate: Inspector Milam McLaughlin, ex-Capt. Wll fum 1 Devery, Capt. John .1. nono.-itle. Capt. j. J. Murphy, Capt. Jacob Seibert, jspt. John T. Stephenson, Capt. Ed- rard Carpenter (retired), Capt. James . Price, Wardman Schlll, ex-Wardman Lt*ar.I J. GJjennon and Wardman ame* Burns. judge Ingraham fixed Inspector Mc- aughlln’s ball at 120,000; Capt. Mur- ay’s ball at 910,000: Capt. Seibert's at ,10000; ex-Capt. Devery’* at tlO.OOO: kmuhue's at 12.900; Price* at 92,500. ^-Wardman SchlS’s ball wns .flxed at 11,000, fbr bribery, 95,000, for forgery 5,000 and for extortion 91,000 making 11,000 In all. , . ■ Glenuon the ex-iwardman’s ball was Ixed at 910,000. Bx-Oupt. Stephenson ,nd ex-Capt. Carpenter were not on land up to noon. After ball was flxed jtstrtct Attorney Fellows stated that would on the first Monday In April ve the cases for trial and asked he court to aot a day for pleading, ludge Ingraham then flxed Thursday ml for the Indicted men to plead. Justice Ingraham before adjourning hurt, recommended the speedy dts- losal of the charges against the mem era of the police department. "There la reason for delay," he raid. These canes should be tried at once, nicy should be taken up before the ummer vacations.” The police board today Suspended In- actor Mol-aughlln, Capta. s-.t'zert, mohue, Murphy, Price u iiv : . , '•cfiill from duty nnd directed the *(.- ^>erlntendei»t to assign other officer* to he command of ihe proclnot- steals he suspended cuptalns were In charge and also to the detective bureau. BIG RECEIVERSHIP. another op the same KIND. Another Collision on the Railroad Crossing at Athens. Tn A »!„ en8 ’ P** March 19.-fSpec!al.)- wls aeH n r , «J V nt , Cr S on *>® t ««’ Ayers ' , „ ou * ly Injured In a oolllslon 2,,,®.® Macon and Northern train while running over the G„ C. nod N. track wturr.i around. He has but recently recovered flufflciently to resurme his work. *25•ft il aln met wfu * a similar aociaent. At the same place and under the same circumstances a O.. C. and ri. train ran Into the Macon and tJorth- em train. The tender waa knocked down an etahanfcment, the front car was bruised, and the steps were torn rram the mitt car. The expressman saved himself by Jumping. Nobody was hurt. The Macon and Northern ova* delayed two hours. AN INTERVIEW WITH CAMPOS. London, March 19.—The Post tomor row will publish an Interview with’ Gen. Martinez de CUonpos. captain-gen eral of Madrid, In .which General de Campos expresses the opinion that Premier Sagasta ought to oontlnue in office. If he does not do so. General de Campos says his retirement will be regarded as being forced by a few soldiers. Such a thing must not be al lowed, as (t would bear the semblance of Justification. The Idea of such a Change In the ministry behgj ascribed to such a cause cannot be tolerated. THE SUN’S COTTON REVIEW. New Tork. March 19.—Ths Sun’s cot ton review says: Cotton advanced 17 to 19 points, closing Arm. with salss of 2M.500 bales. Man- chsstsr was strong for yams and quiet for cloths. Liverpool advanced 914 to 4 points, with npot sales of 12,08) bales. A private Manchester dispatch today said: "Business Is large. We expect spinners to buy freely for ths present. We think that they hold very small atocka of cot ton." Cotton goods are selling more free ly. Port receipts today, 20,919. against 24,- 275 last week and 10.901 last year; thus far (his week. 50,048, against 69,017 thus far last week. Spot cotton here was steady at an advance of 1-16 of a cent, with aalss of Ml bales. The Southern Orleans receipts tomorrow srs estimated at 0.000 to 7,000 hales, against 11,179 last Wednssdsy and 9,Ml last year. Bombay receipts for fhe half week were 14.two baled; against 91.600 last year. New Or leans was 17 to IS points higher. Today’s Features.—The continent was buying freely and so waa Liverpool. Liv erpool tossed a bombshell Into the bear camp and there waa a lively scattering to cover. The advance there today took HENRI CLEWS ON SHIER. Tut) Financier Titiuks the Fret) Coinage People Exhibit Utter Belfubnesg. THE PROSPECTS OF FINANCE. General Indications Ars for the Bette but There Are Obstacles Which Matt Vet Be Removed—The Effect of Talk. MARCH 21, 1895. I *> to the of printing •their ultinvitnim; tlhough it U resumed ithuit Uu> jvreaidant >ut in his “iinttruotions” pome 43 .v lght that a. O l»e nrould jtxuri utrsu utrii itinCaGIOu. IX iS ref.** (MrAlc toot .ptfbllc Oftn- lon fli flag on lntemaltlonal method <>f wit n.L- -his qu".-lM,,n should link" In Inti;.>nce fdc as a4J!nst nny lnsist- onen to on prop, sals which ths Eu ropean: powers might Ibo counted upon to rojo- t. It n. ,1s some explanation avliy »he Silver \|vidore of the mining st:u:e pt-nsrinrt at 'the merty nation bly thcr tooth New York; (March 10.-(Speclal.)—In Wall Street tCicre are the beglnnlnsi of n' stirring among the dry <bpocs. Tbo new conditions Introduced by ihe syn dicate operations and Ihe relief afford- ed by the close of congress hare awak ened fresh Interest, and the general as pect of tho market <s lnd'.mtlve of new life. There Is a general fedllng that the change of situation removes mnny obstacles to operation* nnd taffordB a more definite and sifer basis for en gagements emending into Ihe future; and Investors and speculators are there fore inquiring what securities afford promise of an early Impravlemenf in value. As might be exgpeoted after such a hard experience so long pro tracted, this movemcnlt Is checked by a certain remaining caution, and there fore fts effoj B make no great show on tho surface at tho momenlt; but not tho less surely does It signify the be ginning of recuperation, oonHilenoe nnd an improvement In values. In tiho present stage n continuous source of depression tongs over tho market In the imeeniamty about divi dends of railroads or oases of aettml redivoimii. This is ?n effect of the di minished earnings of many months past, and does not represent ithe actual present condition of ®he properties; which, as a rule, are really In a better dividend-corning position now than illy Ins upon free COlnagS tio of Id to 1. They seem to than Indifferent about Inter action: anti yet, unquostloni- iBenmttoosl bUHi* w.-nld iff..rvl tor- prom 1 .*.. ,.f st.iblli’.v ih i:i )uld i gokited nat ional action. This must 1 clear to any mnn not blind from i ejudlce; indeetl It is so doir tliht n large proportion of Ithe friends of Stir r would probably reject free oolniig, upon any busls short of an inliems !oml compact. Why, in the face of' these ftteta. do the mining lead er* !m ( st upon ua'tlonnl rather than Intern: lonxl action? Their pntvcipil reason 1 Is that they are well a wore F rropean co-operation would be Imp:** 1 >le without the adoption of a revs Jot Ion of silver more or less op- proxln' ting the reduced market value of silvo ■ bullWn. Hiitt, say the miners, would li ik■ iin:*■.*« bio i.'i’ <-■ in recove i r in the price of silver: which is the , opreme object they, as produc er*. lia, e In view. They are concerned solely ' rlth the value of their output; gad oc Men Bans affecting toe quali ty of uoney, which nny appear mv portan. to many of their followers, have n: thing to do with thle solely In dustrie, purpose which oofftrols the mining lotereitt. They consequently tnsldt \ pon a sstrtwnent that would enable hem to get a dcllir for 371 grains >f silver, while other nations might isist upon valuing rh- metal at posulbl’ 450 to 500 grains to the dollar. Here c- mes out the utter sflflahino?* of the •*?, ? m*ner; In opposiiw Iniema- #oml ’ ree coinage. It’ls the old story of bl n I s.'lflVinc* 1 snorlfleing -i g-""l ly,rc*lnt>y demanding n one-sided con- traot. ' Tit* gjfcursi conditions of th«^ country since t) adjournment of consre*i hnve matert: ly Improved and have r cw guide, b stead of business affairs being Knotty, and Not Nice —the hands that do the wash- leaning \ ioned, tire- them better, treat ine. It saves not but the rub, rub, the arms and all the harm from it. Think and tear that’s strong, healthy washboard— to death” after it. with soap, in the some, hurtful ing and old fash- way. l reac them to Pearl- only the hands, rub, that tells on I- the back, and that comes ~v” of the wear m a cl c by a woman with a though she’s “tirecl Then think how.much better, and cheaper, and easier it is to use Pearline. • Toddlers and some nnsbrupulous grocers will tell you, LJ ATTTO “this is as good as" or “the same a* Pearline." IT’S Ur VV dl FALSE—Pcarlinc is nc you an imitation, be honest—send it back. W7 as Pearlin lied, if your ^r<»rrr sends JAMES'PYLE, New York. cne of tho original stem* of tho 'Mot- singer f«*mely established in France. Four sonfl, one the ffrandfacher of tho Mount Oarunol and Locust Gap famtlles, and three brothers, though helm of a cool inheritance, de cided to emigrate to Gerhtany and Fet tle thc»re. Years after, when the pa ternal eftate ha<l been settk* up. one of the T>rotheni waa sent -hock to France to secure tho property. This ncion never returned with hie brother's Phares, but instead, went to Holland. The three unfortunates who wore thus defrauded, after making repeated ef forts to • locate their rene- srade brother, finally netw a member of tho family to Holland to obtain an audience. He returned loaded down with wealth, but would not reveal the result of his trip. In despair the brothers five up all hope of recovering their Inheritance, and when the ren e gade 'brother died, Intestate in Holland, tho government took control of the wealth, which at this time amounts to $51,000,000. rIE SOUTH ATLANTIC I25AQU15. BIUUAI N”S UUntMAfPUM. SMIsficlftm- l» Dpimndod or the Lb>t| mM Hour. illy h»i Landoo. March It*.—Lord Kiniborly, fteurdiary today pe rat'll an i th* uflotn Diem deu expuN on fr the British for foreign olta ra Hied 'tv> tho NIcd the foreign ofllo turn of tho Iktttldk gorrei-n iiuUng retwrition for th Bin li M' f Mr HiU-1 onsolir atfont M*>" oi!*1’ 1 - > h.* Brit lniiiH’cr re- ndlns in Nlctr.uma. Lord K.n$bcrly rmphttdoally ^Unuarnhs gdafluute sttis- factlon frtnii Ni«*.ir.it:tn. In oilh'ial «*ir- rl x th.- 1». 1 . f i< iT<*T rl th t ill- mat ter will be tmtoebly setvled anti tho.ti ttodem /sHtritton4>y i British Hquadron will in** s-^ir\ i-- • nf ’iv-• tin- <1’- nnndH of Grout Brvtnin^ K’alter A. Wood Company Bald to Bo Embarrassed. St. Paul. Minn., (March 19.—The Wal- » A. Wood Harvester Company went Into the hands of a receiver today application of toe Ewarts .Manu- (acturlng oompany of Illtnna and Judge Egan riled an order In the office of the clerk of the court. The receivers •re Frank Seymour, A. H. Ltodeke art Peter <4. Mugnwan, general man- r of toe company. In th# petition Etvarta company says the harvester company are Indebted to various cred itors In the sum of more thun 9900,000, uni that a large part of this amount hey are not able to pay. Judge Egan »»y* that all property, wherever sit* sled, la to be assigned and trans fixed to the receivers without pref- re nee. Within five days the receivers ml each of *hom are to Ills bonds In he sum of 9250.000. TINSLEY APPOINTED. lev.lsnd Nsm,, Him as Postmaster De spite Pettigrew’s Protest. Washington, March 19.—Th* president ►lay appointed Alfred D. Ttnaley post master at 8foux Falls, S. D. Tinsley was mmlnated to ih* ,,nat, and rejected st Inatanc, of Senator Pittlsrew. The long and stubborn light between th, vll service commission and Postmaster arfleld of Baltlmor, over the removals nd appointments made by th* poet me e- in his office, clalnMd by the commis- lon to have been Illegal, was today act ed by Attorney General Olne, who was ailed upon for an opinion in th* cos*, 'i* decided that the removals and ap- Intments mad* by PoMmaster Warfleld ere ltgaL TRIPLE KILLING. T HE Royal Baking Powder purest and strongest baking der made. It has received the hS award at the U. S. Gov’t official jnves ligation, and at all the Great inter national Expositions and World’s Fairs wherever exhibited in competition with others. It makes the finest, lightest, sweetest, most wholesome bread, cake and pastry. More economical than any other leaven ing agent. ROYAL BAK.NO POWDER CO., 10« WALL 8T., NEW-YORK.’ S ,(i=l irj EfETOi £1® EfEJEJ Eji Sr* ’-1 irj iffj irj ir i The Cities to Be Included Enthusiastic Over the Osiriook. Colurrtbla, S. C„ ’March 17.—Th* local promoters of tlhe South Atlantic Ilase- 1 -all League, who Issued the call fur the meeting to be held In Augusta <>n the 25dh Instant to form die league, are pleusisl with the way the cities througuut tlhaf proposed circuit are taking up toe new league Mea, anil are confident that the league will be formed. Augusta, Savannah, Macon anil Oolumtous are enthusiastic over Hhc outlook, as Is Brunswick, Ga., and a delegate, will he sent from Kach of these cities. Jacksonville will allso have n representative and kt Is safe to say toe Florida city will be Included In the In makeup of (he league. Nothing has been heard Crum Charlotte, but when the 'meeting takes -place It Is safe to prAllot (hat a delegate from that city will be on hand to look after her In terests. Y At present It looks os If the circuit will be Charlotte. Cdlunfbls, Augusta, Charleston, Savannhh, AT soon Colum bus and Jacksonville. Manager Bennett and Pr.eldent Bam berg of the local t-iwlsglon will rep- t'F’.’iit Columbia .iiivl from pr* -"nt In dications -there will be a full rupres n- tatlon. BOSTON'S READY TOR WORK. The Itoton National League bas-'- OA-MIMU’iliL-BA N’.YHItlM A N OCT. He will Not Be a Candidate l'or tho Oemin.w qjwveJ-Mie. I/ondonx Marsh IB.—Is-r.l Roa -liery thU formnon hml n —niwvnrp evktlv Mr. H. Cxmplh'lI-IVinm-niiu n In r:>l t . ill-- 11■,-a' ill »■ 11:*Ii- (lacy for the ^;i kei-shlp. LuOcr he at tend M u ooHodt meeting srblcb hed an liour. Atoor the meeting of the ciblnet it was announced tbit CinuffisB Ttspilto. ’ man had wltUdmwn hla oamlldiey for th" mi karahtp. I»nl l: ry then retunaol to th" counlry. His aned'cit aftendnrrts lire 1: • il> ('ll lli.'I lull li"' b ■ li r.-^vi ry for him ti go abroad to recover Ills health. i far so T; In Old Quarrel Ended by the Death of All Parties. Toomsuhn, Miss.. March II.—A triple -tiling occurred at Kewanee, a small nation of toe Alabama Great South- m Railroad, today. Ben and Allen nnide. brothers, aged respectively 97 aid » years, and James Britton, aged ' years renewed an old quarrel at a '•■ting, and one of the Pringle r,there Shot Britton In the bowels, -rtauy wounding him. Briton then ot both of the Pringle hoys, killing hem Instantly. The men exchanged air Shots each. A tragedy between ties* men had been anticipated for oie time. dbu.waihe’s deadlock. D .yor. TNt., 'March 1‘J.—The ertMtO- >1 dculLx* eaten upon Ms »«uto t tcisy r??d bo 4f» -yf • twnwfc see ble, d’lqdte the mi ay rumors to 0* eoottrurj. The hgt'sls’ture met In at session at noon and took another JM. wtdob r-wtfRol, for the eightieth me, in no choice. Tho cite stood: ■Ugln, (RqpubVosn) 7. Addldos (Uo- 'toliOMi) 0. Xf ishpjt (R-jraMtotn) 4, ''"Vngt (Democrat) fl, ILyard (D«u- ) 3. Aik* sit 4. the bears by surprise. Some of them un dertook to light an advance, but It was a Util* too much Ilk* butUng one's bead agalnat • atone wall. New York and the South were buying heavily, and eo were outetdera. The covering of ahorta was for near months Th* activity and ctrength of Liverpool and a cheerful atate of Mancheiter’s business mad* Ihe bears reflective. The advance In sliver, of course, encouraged Manchester and the bull. In cotton here. The 8outh in the main was strong. The receipts at th* port* and the Interior towns continued larse and there was a rumor that Mr. Neill bad once more reiterated his crop estimate of lO.EO.OOO bales, hut these are the days when reltteranceo of tots sort fall 00 d*of ears. The generally Improving atata of bual- nesa tntereata In the country, the large exporti of cotton, exceeding today the total receipts at the ports, the Increased activity In cotton goods, the reduced sales of fertilizers, the probability that there will be e diminution In the cotton acreage and the generally hopeful (tone pervading business circles all tend te en courage the bulla On toe rise today there was heavy realising, but the mar ket did not mind It any more than a duck minds water on Us back. USED A WOODEN GUN. THREAD P16K1BS REDUCED, 'ilisgoar. Munch 10.-J. k P. Coatm U*x, the Beotdi and American thread iclurqa t -lry reduced the of thrtr products by 20 por cent. INVEST TOUR CHANGE. -X silver quarter Is about as mu- li as ?me Pronto care to Invest In medicine v Immediate use. Sp-nd this aunt fir package of Simmon’s Liver !’.• gula- f. powder. It’S toe woman s friend— ires sick hostlll-lie te the Tight way, '•* flulckly, t.v; jiu good lor bll- tsneaa. Blanck Scared tlje Jailers and All the Prisoners Escaped. Seattle. Waah.. March 17.—In a big county Jail dehvery here this evening, twenty prisoners escaped. Prisoner. BUnck. under sentence of death for (nurds', -held up the Jailer with a wdbden gun and obtaining access to tho JaDer*s office, secured nmv* and ammunition. He then treed all the pris oners. several of whom are under sen tence of drath or held for trial on mur der changes. WIND ffTORM IN RANDOLPH. Cuthber*. Ga., Mhrch 17.—(Special.)— A heavy wind passed over the little town of Spring Vale, this county, eight miles west of Cuthbert, Friday and much damage waa done. It Mated but a minute or two only, carved a narrow path, and during Its progress, many fences and trees were blown down. The negro Methodist church was demnt- lahcj. Part of (Mr. Dock Lee's resi de r.-h wtu* unroof- I and other hou»** more or less damaged. No live* were lo«», yet • negro man came very near being killed by having some of the tim bers fr-rn the n-ef Of Mr. Lre'a r--l- denes blown again*: him The damage d. ri ■ will be con- l-nvlile In the end. IVU’.AOOO TUX HEJErmnD. It.. •Cn. Mir-till Th- rvfrihsug com- mitt--' Iliv ' 'i OJ- e-'” th.* nnvr t-. I,x ” -1 ■' Fri'l J I'm e-, f tv. ev . ch c -is the fondi- duriDg th© period represented by the rooenit and current dividends. Theoe effexits of bad pist business have been discounted in anticipation; but sill u*hcn the rcducf. ons of dlv’dond actu ally occur they are apt to be attended with some further depressing effect. Besides tots cause, there ars also oth ers ufilch tend to encourage a ( item • a tire feel, nc eveu on the ’tbtiU" side of the tnirk<e; but, on the oilier hood, the “hears" ore becoming equally.eat*?- ful about their rUks. Under these cir cumstances, the Improving tone of too market fulls to find full expression n the volume of translation*. It -would be a mistake, ithcrcfore, to measure the future of -toe market by tts surface aspects at the present moment. The coming btMiness and the fluture of prices must be estimated from the force of the now faivors that ore now entering into toe aituitloo, but which are held tn tempirary check by edd dis trusts and by the caution begotten of a boat of now disappearing d.seourjg- Ing conditions. Asti, so obs-.i.-l-r wear away, the now motor* fWWinoTi <1 xv.th healthier Mftlonal oondlttoas will have a fuller effect; and herein lie* the rea son* for expecting a steady develop ment of buUbfe t-ndone es. The true policy, thersifore, is to follow the drift of this new tondenqy. Wall s’.reri. keeipt a quick eye upon the prospects of the suggested inter- natlonut stiver oonf<veoce. It s—-s -n the adoption of a world-wide policy of bimetallism -toe certainty of « material ncrease in th» raeOUlIc money of the commercial nktlooa, and assumes (hat. In such caw, ther-- would )>■ a general rise In values and a c.sie-quvnt sp-vu- Lttva b-.-in of wide illm-ns.ona. Ax pr.-s-nt th-re * no reil -'nilnty oL.tit the calling of *a:eh a e -nfereu-v, but I-.- ]-r,ill:ll«tlltU‘s -Ill t , IIP-;-.’i.l,s- .!»• lirg-Iy in Us flivor. At su.-h i giitoer- lug. -!!-• --f ith-- c-it.-o y>* nts --f -1- cu»- - n mtis- b- -h.- adoption of a re el i.-1 valuation of silver. What ratio boeui eo th- ivv-, motc.L oroUU eitlefy the con«--rve"ve Eur .p.-an nu -ew tt > not wonh wsi i.. t-. sp-'iit.I© uywn: but no d-'ttl-’ they w -uld nsls: upon a Uiat"riil -!’pinure from to*- pr<- -nt s’ Itulird -,f t" I ■< t,. 1. At dd. point It lev-me, , miTor f much regret thit. of the del-art-tes provbv .riaBj h-- 1--1 <-1 by o..ru.-ri>wt to reo-.— - i lb c untry :n -u-ti i praihering. r, Virg.- i :i ,r- sTr--:g’.v o-uLiidtre-l ro to" r-i.- of 1-; t„ 1. judging from dominated by what congress waa or was not going to do, as herekofore. Tl'ts means a great deal In trade circles from now onward. Confldnsce may, there fore, tie expected to gradually Increase and business oourage will come back with It This means a new departure and, Instead t>f tbs business ot the coun try lmlng restricted to a re toll basis. It will gradually broaden and develop Into wholesale transactions ->n an Im portant scale, which Increased confi dence and courage will bring about by trade purchases being made ahead of wants and not confined, as Tor a long time past, to a hand-to-mouth policy. Buyers of 1st* are very lumerous In the city from all parts of ths country and have show n an Inclination to pick up supplies that are cbeas In very much Increased quantities. An enlarged mer chandise bustneas will go Car to Help th* railroads between now and harvesting at the next crop.. The settlement of th* bituminous coal dissensions show* •'Where there’s a will there’s a way,” and the some treatment should extend to the anthracite properties. A settle ment. therefore, may be arrived at soon, which will be another cloud up lifted. The quick action by ths com mittee in toe reorganization of the Whiskey Trust give* encouragement and is an evidence of what can be ac- oompliabsd through energetic action on the part of reorganization committee*. It Is to be hoped that similar enter prise will be Infused Into the Atchison, Northern Pacific, Union Fbrlflc and Reading committee* so that the country can derive the advantages that will com- from those properties bring re constructed and again put on their feet. HENRY CLEWB. nre Nsrih. TflifTy, Gnnzol Ryan, "Penny, Warner. Dolan, Tucker, Low. Lon.:. M-i '.n-t.’i y. limn n. c' - llns, NI-- ■ n—1 Streetta. Of theee Dolan, Warn T , eul- Ilvan, Oolllne anil Nlc" nr© n--\v men, while th" others have played -in- m- mors seasons wlto toe ex-Choinpions. Nk-buls and Wilson, the --’her tw , >.f toe flve pltdhers. have not yet come. Wilson will Join tho team In Charles ton. Nichols Is still sulking out In Kan sas City, adhering to his r-fusal to ac cept toe dlub’s term*. lYie team spent the afternoon vMtlng points of Inter est. They get down to ■proottce work tomorrow morning and play an exhl- bltton game tomurraw afternoon. On Wedneslay they will pUy Washing- ten here. (Xlanager Sele* Is greatly plcnsed wlto Oiluntbla and says b» thinks It a good training ground. W7»-n ask-sl If his team would win the pennant he said that It all depended upon the pitcher*. He sakl: "We have toe strong.-st la and out-Sdda In (tw league. Our pitch ers tmd an off year I set season, unri If they round-to on tol* trip, we evil I beat them all out.” DUKE GigaretteS lliilplpl pURE Din^HAWlfe fr/&VilAHlPKin TC3ACC2Cf j DURHAM. N.c. U.a A. VV MADE FROM High Grads Tobacco ABSOLUTELY PURE W. L. DOUGLAS 33 SHOE noT^Vp. Da you wi*ar then? Whfn nr<th n<*fd try a pair, fhry •nfrrt and ,or>irp frr U-* -icn«y Boat In the world. *♦3 00 L«2.S0 1*2.00 FnEB PILLS. Send your odlross to H. E. Buck Ini & Co., Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King’s New Life I'lll*. A triad will convince you of their mer its. Thsae pttls are <uay In action uiij ore particularly effective In to* -cure Of covtlpatlon and slok headache. For inahiria and liver troubles they have been proved lraVlunbl-. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free frusn every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving ton* to stomach and Imwels greatly Invigorate the system. Regular size 25c ner box. Sold by H. J. Lamar tt Boa, druggist WARNING TO SPECULATORS. Frank MoFsrlln’a Note to toe Public He Left. Chdcago, March 17.—Frank M. Mc- Fbrlin, a member of >fac It,rare! of Trade, committed suicide this morning In South Park by shooting himself In the head. Tht following notice was discovered pinned to toe tree mid, r Which :Jia body lay: "Let my death be a warning to all honest men to keep sway from the Board of Trade." Unfortunate speculations are said to have been the cause. U«* lere of Dr. Price’s Baking Pow der than of any other, because it’s absolutely pure. THE HEfR8 GET 951,000.000. part of a Vast HotVin l Fortune Comes to Penney Wants. From the Philadelphia Record. Miunt Oarm*l. Marc-ii 19.—JWrt to 991.000,000! That was the news brought today to toe Metzinger family. There ore tore.- branches, J,,r";,h Metzinger at this place, and Nicholas and Peter Metzinger of Locust Gap This vast fortune will t«- distributed tn a f-w month* to .Vent 200 perrons, glvtog an average ..f 1229,000 to each. This wealth 1* n ’-iv In the hands of th * versinient of II dlind. and > . - about to be ootifta sited. ft-v"ral day* J L Metzinger . f !. •->" Gap do tic© I an advertisement publMlod by the Dut--n "• neul In Phlled-lphla CalV- ing for heirs t,» ’ rres.on 1 with him. Mr. il"txln,'-r vl-ltei the consul last Weda--s-l.i> and sstahlhhctl pr.>ns claln ■un-s will !, Th* popup rreat r By Ma NOTH I.SO LN THE f4TORY. Ubdtgomerjr, <Ai*., ‘Xturoh 10.—Tla ro Is really nothing id the story of tot- tiirkj trtgndy n--ir Stfmti. Notice lanl been posted In toe Drigbbocbood threat ening anon, manltw and rape. Several whits men went to the ebureb for tbu purpose of nrrnciog three nraeroea and did eo. The Dtorroee were ©anted be- fore a juaflee of Hi© (mce end ordered held for satloa of toe grand Jury. Th" Justice eeoompaDksl the prleoaem and saw them eifely traded Id the S ima Jail. Other negroes filed bo learn trim bid become of the prisoner anil reported the etory of the Ijmchlnc royal marriage arranged. Paris, March iu.—The ltaltSD etubm- *r b’-re’ ore offlriuUy adrlenl that a mini ace bos freon arranged bcfltweeii the Duke of A,ec \ toA I’r nvvt IM n. •mad AmCMst tt Ike Me Count of Peris. W. L. Douglas Shoes are mads In all flu Latest Styles. !?r- v/="* 2 PRESS S H 0E Hnn't ,.,v «r, ♦© t«. try my $3.50, $4 cr $5 8kp. They will fit e s uil to cut-' tom n a-Jtt and I » ar.i wear a » we'!. If you »Uh to economuo in )f>ur f ctwLaf,ycu can do»o $y purihaeir ^ W. L. Dotig'u Short. Vy name and prlcn it itamptNj " , !■ o« f ).- It »h©n yr« buy. T i. • Itihite. | *end ihori by mall upen rpfeipt of prlc#, P«*’ a ^0 frrn, wfrn SJio® IWalcrO cannot supply yoj, . L. DOl’GLABe Mroolttoii, Mam. Sold by ItOOUKeS'rKIt BUOE COMPANY. thar they BLOfT* van t Dent^r, Cm > . M«rrh who COmlBStleel r:; ;r !. i ha« boa la ths aolltar UB'.tt b*» f.aai b^sOM- pe'.»#n »«1 to fri* h>n^w onl la April. 1IANO. I—Hsary Tyto
