About The weekly telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1885-1899 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1895)
mmmwmmmmmmKmmmmmammmBmmwmmm — THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: APRIL 25, 1895. mm 1st m iip. The Demand Made Bpon Her for In demnity to Great Britain Is Immediate. CUSTOMS WILL BE TIED UP. Cruller* In the Harbor at Corlnto Are There to Enforce Britain** De mands—Good United States Odices flay Be Offered. WfWhtaistoo, April 24-Secretary Gres ham had a long interview with Sir Ju lian Paunoefote, the British ambassa dor, this morning and also saw Minis ter Gusman of Nicaragua, who commu nicated to him the Intelligence he had from his government. Very shortly afterwards, members of the cabinet, one by one. drove out to Woodley, the president's country hmne. where a so cial cabinet meeting was held. The outcome of the meeting ia understood to be that the administration ie dis poser} to use its good ollioss between Nicaragua and Great Britain, so far as it can consistently do «o President Cleve land feels that ns maters now stand, the Unfltcil Gtat'** can do nothing ex cept to request Lord Kitnberlv not to enforce a settlement of the indemnity Within the next twenty-four hours but to permit a sufficient time to elapse *o that Nicaragua many not he put in the position of being compelled to pay the ‘‘smart money." at the cannon's mouth. If the British foreign office shall agree to Chiu, the incident will probably be closed within the next fortnight by a compliance on the part of Nicaragua indth Great Britain's terms. Those who understand the sentiment of the Nicara guan people nespeotintg toils matter pre dict Wat Nicaragua will not pay the indemnity uratil Great Britain pursues a more ooncMllatory course. The dis position of President Zeiaya and Ms ad visors is strongly against paying the money under compulsion.To do so will, It 5» said, result In the overthrow of the present aalrolnlstlWti.in by the Nica raguan people, who would even prefer that Corinto should he occupied rather than that they should he compelled to make a humiliating surrender. Admiral Maude announced the arrival of the New Yupk. Columbia and Cincin nati at Key W’tnt, Flu., this afternoon. The Atlanta and Raleigh which left Colon with Khe fleet are not yet re ported. Unless they htve stopped some where along the Central American coast, they should arrive at Key '.Vest tonight, being somewhat slower than the other vessels. THREE DAYS TIMS GIVEN. Managua, Nicaragua, April 24.—'The. British admiral has notified President Zeiaya that three days will be given to Nicaragua to whim to comply with the terms of Great Britain's ultimatum. This period will expire tomorrow. Fall- ue to pay Indema'ty will t.o followed by the seizure of the custom house at Corinto and the oolicoiion of the du ties hy British subjects presumably by the fleet dritaUed for that purpose. The note of the British admiral contain; a declaration Wat fore* will he used to collern the money if apposition is made. Great excitement prevails. The government it is reported will refuse to pay the indemnity and will abandon Coiitm. a* a port of entry, Tire belief Is general here that If Great Brittain tlbtair.s rossassion of Corinto she will continue to occupy it as she has occu pied territory In Egypt an! other coun tries where she has obtained a foothold. why the amps are there. London April 24.—At 'he foreign office It la officially stated that the three Brit ish warships In the harbo- of Corinto, Nlmmgtn, are there for the purpose of enforcing compliance with the de mands af Great Britain set forth In the British ultimatum. STEPHENSON'S ORDERS. Lander, April 24.—The Central News say} that Rear Admiral Steph-nson of th* Pacific fleet, ha* received 'nil In structions regarding his action on the Nicaiogun coast, and Is empowered in certato contingencies to follow his own estimate of the necessities of tie Situation. A'MERIOACS' NBlTOHALITy. London, April 24.—The Dally Chroni cle will *ay tomorrow: "It doe* not appear that the United Sta tes are at aK anxious to take a hand in ihc diflknitur between Great Britain nod Ntosrugun. 'Hyerjluhlng is indeed Well boliwsen us and tho United States.” 'REGULAR FIOHfEI'NV, TALK. Lot,.ion, April SM.—The Daily Graphic will say tomorrow under the caption, "A Mantyr to Utcuwoefcan Thai t he noil of I he republics of the two 'Aitneylci* 4s gjfe from the tress- par.-e* of the two American p»w,rs. no matter bow tie subjects and Inter. emu of the Sat er may base been out raged, ha* been Nteirafitm'* pride and solace throughout hie temptMtuous ca reer, and even although she aland alone, that (the will not desert so con venient a principle. Before sunset to day, pefhnips eoutwwO* of a bwi horioo kind, will prevail; hut whether or not Ora: Britain will, by that time, hare taught Niosmgui and other stales of Central and South America a lesson, long needed, rail Min* to he soett,” No one knows just how good Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is until they try It anil compare the splendid ■work It does with that of other kind*. MRS. PARNELI. UIUTK1ALLY ILL. (Rordentown, N. .1., April 24.-Mr*. Parnell is still alive, but her condition this evening was couriered ns ex tremely orif.ciJ. The convulsions are lest frequent anil less violent, and llie patient is growing weaker and does not rncognii* her neighbors mul aeqtialn- tanei*. No relative is jnot present, but friends are doing all they can for the patient THE PARIS STRIKE, r.aris. April 24.—'The omnibus strike Bhowx no nig,IS of weakening. The em- ptoyraof the Seinecomtnny hove Joined tho "trike ami the cabmen and railway ur n theaton to Jc4n also. IDOl. HAHUITMIA. nocaivos Frasernal GrodtlnB 'Front the Mori’col Profession Everywhere. "Dear 'Dr. (Hartman: I can recom mend your remedies to he ns you etoun and more, too. I feel oo hesitancy in saying fhait I am compelled to use them In my pitidtlce and Ithat they do good for those who are troubled and suf fering with rheumatic .pains, chronic or nasal oaitarrh or krilmny or lung dis ease of long ritanrtiug. I Would say fur ther it Mat these are the iwst patent nud Lei in's I ever saw, and I have prac ticed to different dintes. "J. D. JtlHOiDHS, M. D., “Corlnit'h, Mis*.” ■Dr. Hartiman receive* many such let- ters every year from the medical pro- fi-enion fruin every iparit of the United SAi,ten. Who <ao inthat Pe-ru-na will cure cvi 'anth wherever located—In the t'hrioa t, lungs, dtamach or kidneys—is an ample eXjpa;na,Hon of these letters. VAIS ASPIRING IMEDDOLNE Pe-ru-na is .wSthont. superior. It tnvig- orates and purities, .All blond and nerve dem nignmenits are quickly rel- ileved by its use. The '.Pe-ra-na Drug I.Ma nufae urlng Oomipaivy of iC-Jtm41»UR, Ohio, ae of fering free, tpoMt-pakl, .two medical books, one on cattanth and catarrhal diseases, Ihc other on spring medicines and spring diseases. tThase 1 looks con tain the very fcnest and modi reliable information on these 'import"nit snb- Jeldfs. For free book on cancer address Dr. Hantaan, Columlbus. Ohio. WO NEIV DHP.ARTMIHXT. If There Were One Established a Com- msttder Would Be Lacking. Washington. April 24. -(Secretary Li moni will not reconsider the question of esttabltehllng a military department With headquarters at Attonta during Hie present recces of congress. At 'tho Instance of Southern senators nnd rep resentatives the matter was hhorouglu l,v iwaighed some time agio, when i t was condhtrted iby Gen. Scihofleld and other authorities that Ihe jmojedt was not passible for the ipreeent. While The secretary of war ha* ample authority to Atrainee army depurtmeatS a* he deems advisable. 1s pointed out ttbat no general offleor would be tvalhnble for the command of the new diq»fltment uulew oontgrees dhouhl In crease the number. Ws may he acoomplished in future by making the grade of lieutenant gen eral permanent, for a commander ot the entire army, and adding another brigadier to The present list. If this should be done (there is scarcely any do-Jbt that the dqnaittaont of the South Atlantic twill he established. A BEETP iCOMBINE. Secretary 'Mkuttou Almost Convinced of Its Existence. Washington, Aipril 24.—TJi, Is under stood itot davtdopments thus far made in Che InveaitlgaiB'on of the beef ques tion hive almost convinced Secretary Motlion (that a combination has been formed for the punpkwe of putting up the pr.ee of beef. The secretary, early In The history of the recent rise, was Inclined to attribute »: to ittho natural soa,raty of fat cattle. iNoijwltthistanriing the unusual ad vance In dressed matt, cattle on the boot show a very moderate Increase In value: even loss than It would seem natural to expect 1n view of 'the sltua- THIE RANK IS SOLID. Washington, April 21.—(GomptroHor Eckel* said this morning that tthe dis covered shortage In fhe IMorvbants nnd Farmer* National Bunk of Charlotte. N. C., dot* not afLet The solvency of tlie bank, so tlar as he has been ad vised. The srreSt of the cashier has been to accordance with bis instructions. WILDE IMIUIST BE TRI ED. His (Vise 'WiB Come Before ihe Court on 'Friday. London, April 24.—Ctoonsel for Oscar WU'Ido made apphcaitton in the Old Bal ly court tihla morning for a pc«*|X>no- ment of tots client'* trial. Taytor's coun sel, honvover, iwa* desirous of proceed ing and prosecuting. The lawyer argued In opposition to the postpone ment, saylttK that Wilde had had am ple oppopt,unity to prepare for trial. The oourt refuswl to grant a post ponement and flxod .Friday as the day for trial. The sale of Oscar 'Wilde’s effects hy auction, upon .the order of the sheriff, Is regarded a* indicating that his pecu niary means are exhausted. AN BABY CURE FOR DRUNKEN- • NTSSS. Drunkenness, morphine awl tobacco holblt may easily be cured hy the use of HIH’s Double Chloride of Gold Tablets. No effort Is required of the patient and stimulants may toe Liken us usual until voluntarily given Up. Tablets may be given In tea or coffee without the patient's knowledge. A cure guaranteed in every ca»>. For s*!e by *11 flrst-rians drtwaiat*.' or will bo sent on receipt of 51. For full particulars address The Ohio Chemical Works, Lftna. Ohio. Gioi.irrn not tried. Rome, April 24.—The court of causa- Won today quashed two Judgments against ex-Premler GIolltK, charged with hiving exlmded documents con nected 'Mitii the Banca Romanti scan dal. The ground of notion of the court was tthalt « civil tribunal w<i* tmotn- ptifent to fry Signor Glnjltt! upon charges, without authority of the rih.nu- b'r of ilqputtes. Tills derision upheld tlie contetrtlon of Signor GlolitH upon wh'ch hto appetl to the count of ots- ration ,wn* made, NO OHLANGE OF THE DEM AND. Paris, April 24.—Tho Salvadorean use-lit* here gtatos that he ho* trh-d uml faded to obtain from the British govern ment any mnOiftcaaVm of Great Brtt- aln’a ultimatum to Nicaragua In the tUMter confided to him. To secure lint rroult he mys he was not authorized to offer any compromise. xperiments^ in^Georgia it the best cotton fertilizer should contain not less than fro 3 to 4% Actual Potash. Any failures to this crop can be traced to a deficiency of Potash in the fertilizers used. r» - We will gladly send you our pamphlets on the Use of Potash. ' They arc teat free. It wiU cost yon nothing to rod them, and they will uve yuo ><j£kaAN KALI WORKS,« Kama Sutct, ftp Yeti. . If IS MB’S BROTHER. — It Was Not tho Leader of tho Cuban Iasurgonts Who Lost His Life. NO AID FROM THE OUTSIDE, llaytt, San Domingo and Cotta Rica Will Prevent tlie Formation of Filibustering Expeditions— Campos Was Cheered, (From the Staff Cbrrobpondcnt of the Untield Pre«*.) Gan!tiago do Cubs, April 24.—The btriy nupiioactl to bo that of Gen. Antonio Macetx the insurgent leader has been finally Identified aa that of his brother. Joee. A brittle was foughti on Sunday at Raman Jaguas. Little Is known of th% details beyond that the insurgents were repulsed and Capt. Julian Mtrandla was killed. Lieut. Benjamin Gallogo, who was aenrtenced toy court martial to be shot today wns saved by a cablegram from the queen vcge.it commuting his sen tence to Ufe ImprLorvmeniL NO AID PROM THE OUTSIDE. (Havana, April 24.—The governor gen eral af Cuba today received a dispatch from Honor Castellanos, Spanish colo nial minister, announcing that the gov ernment was In receipt of assurances from fhe governments of (Haytl, Sa" Damhvgo and CoBta Rico that they would prevent the formation In these countries of filibustering expeditions In old of the Cuban rdbels. The dispatch further Stated that the .Brinish anil Danish authorities had renewed the as surances previously given Spain and had Instructed tho officials of their re- npixttlve colonies to put down all at tempts to aid tlhe Insutvp’nts. Gen. Martinez Campos arrived today at Puerto Principe. A crowd at ,1,040 ipcr®bn,r, amort;.- whom Were many lajdles, gave him a' 1 onthuriastJc rooopttlen and cheorad him repeaiiedly. It was expectetl thiit at 3 o'clock this af ternoon Gen. Cara.pi a would (proceed for Havana. THE SPANISH MINISTER TALKS. 'Now York, April 24.—The Spanish steamer Panama atrrived at Quarantine tbtk (afternoon after a trip of three days and fifteen hours fiom Havana. ■Among the pawemgera on board wns Dupuy tie Lome. Spanish minister to tthe United States. The minister said: 'The excitement tn Cuba is quieting dawn and I am confidimt uh.it the trou ble will soon be settled. The captain NEW RATE COjrMlqvrEE. Meeting ot the Passenger Agents In At lanta Yesterday, Attonta, April 24.—(Special.)—The rate committee of (the New Southern 8tates Pusses*?? AMfifitatWi fipld ita first meet ing today, belntf called to order by Com missioner Ffcnley In room 108, Kimball bouse. During the first weelc of M^.v tho exeoutico board will hold Its first meet ing, which will put the now association in smooth running order. At the meet ing today th»foKowfcn* were present: B. W. Wrenh, pussenger traffic mana ger of the Plant system; Sol Haas, assist ant to the president of the Southern rail way; W. A. Turk, general passenger agent of the Southern railway; A. Maddi* eon. chief rate cJerk of the Southern ratl- ern railway; A. D. ifeDonald.general pas senger agent of the Florida Central and Peninsular; W. H. Ryder, superintendent second division of the Souther a raHway; Charlotte, N. C.; W. H. Baldwin, Junior third vice president of the Southern rail way; J. N. Ross,, superintendent sixth di vision of the Southern railway, Birming ham, A!a.; T. M. Bmemwi, traffic man ager of the AtlaMlc Coast Line; J. C. Halle, general passenger agent of th© Central Railroad of Georgia; John A. Gee, general passenger agent Atlanta and West Point railroad; T. iK. Scott of the Georgia raT.road and C. H. Hammond of the Western and Atlantic. The whole day was taken up in formu lating rules and regulations for the new association. Tomorrow these will be passed upon as a whole, ami then the stack of rate applications now on file will be taken up. Among fRe other rates to bs fixed will be the rates for the expo sition this fall. By special request, the committee to day took up the matter of rates for the May week in Savannah and named one fare for the round trip from points la Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, and from Montgomery. For military the rate wV’.l be 1 cent n mile for territory within 300 miles of Savannah. OUTTRADED THE MEN, Ldy Managers of tho Exposition Drove a Bharfc Bargain. Atlanta, April 24.—(Special.)—The board of lady managers of the Expo sition demonstrated that they poosesa flood, long business beads today by trading the exposition managers out ot $10,000 worth of mock as a bonus for allowing the location of their building to be changed so Sn to ac commodate tho Intern scheme of the exposition company. iMst Monday, the day the corner stone of the woman’s building was laid, the exposition people suddenly discovered that It would have been touch better to locate the building on the site now occupied by the house of the driving club. This site overlooks the whole grounds, but Is the private property of the driving club. The un acquainted visitor would not, however, susp?ct that the site Is not on the regu lar exposition grounds, as the dub’s building is a comer cut out of t.he park, the most attractive corner, of course. At the same time It waa discovered that the woman’s building was not In HE U. S. Government offi cially reports ROYAL Bak ing Powder superior to all others in leavening strength. (B.tuti, a. It is the best and most economicai. nOYAI, BAKING POWDER.OO,, 106 WALL ST., NEW-YORK. gnn.ral, Martinez Cavntpn*, will be in Havana before many day*. He 1« n«w visiting the affected districts with Vi view of suinprriwdng any dteortlcra that may ariae. The alleged Inwurrootlon i* leonfined prlnullnally /to negmem !J*e white* not taking arrive part with them. I (eel asMured (ram my knowledge of tlhe captain general tiutt ho will bo e/K| eooiwotilc. HU 'perfect kn<nvi«%o of Cuban affairs make him the toOHt man for tfte iptoce.” i The minister will remain In Now York ■everal duly*. NO VOLUNTEERS FOR CUBA. Cedar Key. Fla., April 24.—The story sent out from Birmingham, Ala., a day or two ago this 300 (Ulbusterers had sailed from thin pint for Cuba Is the baldedt kind of a fukc. No such expe dition railed uml there Is nothing tn in dicate that (there Is any filibustering movement afoot In this vicinity. CRUISERS AT KEY WEST. Key West, Fla., prtl 21.—Tho warships Now York, Columbia nnJ Clnrinnatl orrived at thM port at noon today. rh.‘ Now York and Coiumsla sailed for New York (Ibl* afternoon. Tho Cincinnati is stJU In the harbor. ATLANTA'S STREET RAILWAY. One Now Want, an Injunction Ami Inst th© Cfty Council. Atlanta, April 24.-(»p©cial.)-The fight for *tre©t railway franchise!) between the Consolidated Company and the Hale in vestment Company, which has kept the city council tn hot water for six months past, hut which appeared to have been settled by the grant of the franchise to the latter, broke out la a new lino today. Through their attorneys, the Consoli dated has asked for an Injunction re straining the city council from granting the franchise Under dispute, to the old waterworks property. The council Is also sought to be enjoined from leising the property to the Hale Investment Com pany. the Iras© contract having, however already been signed. The Consolidated cliams that the council cannot legally ex present circumstances the city would ©cute such a lease,, and that under the would practically be a stockholder in the Investment Company, which is contrary to the state constitution. Judge Rump* kin refused to grant a temporary tnfs«<> tlon, but will hear the case on Its merit# on May 4. HUMORS Instantly Relieved And Speedily Cured by M*' WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS A wirm bith with CUTtCUR A SOAP, Slid a Jingle application of CUTICURA, the peat skin cure, will afford instant re lief, permit rest and sleep, and point to a speedy, economical, and permanent cure of the most distressing of itching cud burning skin and scalp diseases, after all other methods fail WUU,nuZ.,ttk..«U. . Bn«*CMMiM(i„m J- - »»«■ 1 •. IV,i,„ I. • i’ic. . CitM. Cm., !—,• I ^ l*l«,n.tv,>.Uv.Uu. I... A. the right Place. It was al*o found that the driving club would like to have the 'Woman'* building, which Is to be one of the handxomcst and costlleat of the exposition, for a club house after tho big utuiw L over. To receive it tho club was more than willing to give up Its present house and make space for the woman's building. The plan wa* suggested to the lady mangers, and today they told the Ex* position Company that they would agree to It provided the exposition coni* puny gave them 310,000 In stock as a bonus. The proposition dazed (he as tute managers for a while, but tho la ding stuck tn their demand and finally got tho 310.000, which will be used for the woman’s exhibit. 3y the trade the driving club will get a 330,000 club house. BAY THERE IS NO COMBINE. Beef Men Send Their Resolution* to Secretary 'Morton. Chicago, April 24.—Th? IIv« eto-k men of Chicago do net like the reports sent out by Secretary ot Agriculture Moton, intimating that tho high price of meat I* caused toy a corner In the Interest of the stock men. At a largely attended meeting held ar the stock exchange at Union Stock Ynrds today a series of resolution* were adopted and ordere! telegraphed to Secretary Morton. The resolutions say the re ceipts of cattle at the four principal WcBtern markets for the current year are 270,000 head less than for the same period of 1304. Tills alone Is responsible for the Increase in the price of dressed boot. The statement recently sent out charging that there Is a combine or trust are unjust and "the public Is asked to withhold It* judgment until the merit of the controversy can be investigated by the press. THE ALLIANCE AFFAIR. Spain W«1 Axrede to the Demand* of fhe Un'.tod SWtes. •■Washington, April 24.—A staetneat is published t.skuy to Hhe effort that Sre- retary Gresham has received a dis patch from 'Haouls Taylor, United Shite, minister .-it Madrid, assuring Mui tbit Spain would nceede :o the de mand* of the United St:it,* in the Al ii a nea affair, and (Svnt the nipt:iIn of the Conde de VenedSto would be pun ished for hi* offense in firing to an American vessel outside the zone. The tone of the dlspeech :s *uoh that Ihe strafe dopirtimont feels that It's course Will toe abrototeily vindieafed by the result. WOOnPtiN SBIMOUBLY OUT. Trunlomnker Moyle Held to Await the R* suk of the Injuries. Sirannift, Aflril 24.—In a dUBrulfy over a email aovuo fhlsnffernooo held .by K. MoyK ininkm ilier, against Dep uty Clerk W. C. AVmslIln of the elty Court, the latter w.is badly cut about the uelek and fire, h's left ear bring aim on- sewered from she heud. . Wood- fin's condition was such tonljbt that Ins physicians .woirtd n>it recommend Moyle's r-leasi- from custody on buff. Moyle 4* charg 'd .with assault with tn- Jem: to murder. s Castoria Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morpliino nor other Narcotic snbstanco. It is a harmless substituto for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OH. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys WorntB and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,' cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething tronblcs, cures constipation and flatulency.' Castoria assimilates tlio food, regulates tho stomach and bowels, giving healthy anu natural steep. Cas* torin is tho Children’s Panacea—tho Mother’s Friend. Castoria. " Castoria Is on excellent medicine tor chil dren. Mothers hare repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children.” Da. G. 0. Osqood, Lowell, Mom. M Castoria Is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope tho day is not for distant when mothers will consider the roal interest of their children, and use Castoria In stead of the various quack nostrumswhlch are destroying their loved on**, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful •gents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves.” Da. J. F. KntcnxLOi, Conway, Ark. Castoria., “ Castoria Is so well adapted to children Out 1 I recommend it ossuperlortoanyprescription known to me," n. A. Ancona, Sf. n 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, K, y.) " Our physicians In tho children's dept*, ment hare spoken highly of their expert* once In their outaido practice with Castor!,, aril although we only hare among our medical supplies what is known as regular' products, yet we are free to confess that tin merits ot Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it." United nosrrriL USD Dispisun, Boston, Ha*, Allen 0. Surra, Fret., Tho Centaur Company, T7 Murray tit root, avow- York City, BUCHANAN HAS HOPE. He Wrote a Long Latter to Governor Morton. Sing Slug. (April 24.—Dr. Buchanan before lie retired last night, wrote a long letter to Governor Morton, thank ing hlnu for liKienins to the appeal of hl» .Vjfl'e rul for granting him a. reeiplto of one week. i Buchniiutu'* young wife came direct from Albany last night to Sing Sing anil spent some time with her husband In .prison. .Buchanan told her tha t he did not ex pert to be executed next week and he still hajd strong ilhopos of tVoaping death. Buohamam’s final wands to his wife were to keep up courage, to see hi* law yers today and urge thorn to rake ad vantage of Whatever chance there might now be to prevent tlhe execution of the death sentence next week. Wartlen Sage a,Id today that he would not execute Buchanan until he had con ferred wiihh the attorney general a* to whether It would be legal to carry out the law next week when the tw^fitc granted by the governor will expire. He said be did no* think It would ho nec- oasary to have Burtirinam reeentencod and another day aipl'olmted' far the exe cution. Ho said that he would he gov erned. however, by the decision of the attorney general. Ho will go to Albany to confer w#th that official. LOVED M1AIRIE WATNWRIGHT. His Disappointment nnd His Stealage Caused His Suicide. Tacoma, Wash., April 24.—Instead of a few thousand dollars, a* first supposed, the defalcation of the late Paul Si-hultze. who was land agent for the Northern Pacific railroad, will amount to tSO.OOO, and may toe 3200,000. according to the report of the experts who are engaged In examining th? accounts of the suicide. Tills shortage and dls-uppolntnient In love are be lieved to have led to his suicide. A farewell letter to Marie WainwrlghL the actress, was found on his jsrson, and the statement U mad? by hi* friends that he had played the pqrt of ■the lover towards her for some time, but the collapse of her divorce pro- iceedinps placed an insupea-abh? ob stacle In the way of the marriage ofthc actress and Schulizo, who Obtained a dlvtcoo from his German wife over three j<ar3 ago. ROBBERS IN A BANK. They Got Away With Over Twenty Thousand in Cash. Ntnv York April 24.—The Evening Sun ,ha» a apodal dispatch from Plain- field, N. J., which says: The director* of tho Flmt National bank of Plainfield today made public the theft of 322.766, stolon from the vault on Monday. Cawhior Frank 8. Runyon missed the money when he went to close tlie bank for fhe day. It was In two packages. One contained 320,000 tn now bills and die other 32.765 in mutilated bill*. It is believed the robbery wa* the wnrk of professional thieves, as during tine afternoon a, stranger crime In and engaged one of the teeters In conversa tion, leaving without having transacted any business. WILLIAMS CONVICTED. Atlanta, April 24.—(Special.)—Alfred R. Williams of Athens was convicted of rifling the United State* malls In the federal court, before Judge New man today. He will be sentenced to morrow. While employed a* a. lei tor carrier In Athens, Williams opened a registered letter addressed to another party and abstracted 350. The Inspect ors had little trouble In fastening Ihe crime upon him. Williams bone an ex celled character up to the time of thtt transaction. CHI PHI CONVENTION. College Fraternity Men EnJopij Themselves iti Atlanta. Atlanta, April 24.—(Special. )-t» annual convention of th? CM Phi la terally began its session In Atlanta today, with college men representiuj nearly every state tn the Unloa present. Today’s proceedings which were held in the parlors of the Kimball house, were principally of a prclirt. nary character, outlining the work u be done at the sub*oqu?nt session. To night the fraternity men attended the grand opera Ill a body, all in evenini dress, and tomorrow they will be given a carriage drive over the city. The great feature of the convention will ba the annual banquet to be held Thursday night at the Kimball, the mangement of tho hotel hao hung out the orange and purple In honor of the college men and . laborate preparalta have been made to make the bangufi remembered by the visitors. CONLEY GOT A VERDICT. Atlant, April 24.—(Special. —John L. Donley, a nowspaper publisher with a patent outside plant at East Foim. wa* given a verdict for 3100 damasu against Lawyers Reuben A. Arnold, his soil. Reitbeu, Jr., and brother, suit of a soneitiona! encounter be tween Conley and the Arnolds several year* ago. Conley published a card In his paper of a political nature, in which tie figuratively roasted the tar out of the .Messrs. Arnold. The «f day the three lawyers went to Eta Point and gave Conley a severe drf? blug. He proenvuted tho ailorafjj and they were fined. Conley then sit'd them for 323.000 damages on aceouat of the beating received. He was givm a verdict for one dollar. This he con sidered adding Insult to injury, and hj secured it now trial, which emW today In a verdict for 3100. DEATH OF AN AGED CITIZEN. Mr. McLeod Had Reached the Age ot Eighty-nine. Mount Vernon, April 24.—Special.)—Mr. John McLeod, one of the oil landmarki of Montgomery county, Hcd yesterday at his hanao near this place. He wua » hretber of Hon. Neal McLeod late of Emanuel county, who represented his county In tho legislature aeveral year*. John McLeod had reache,I the manual age of 79 wnd was an honored eltl»en oi Montgomery county. Buyerlor oourt la In eeaaton this we* Ji dge Smith presiding, and will prntowv lest all the week. Tomorrow the case oi the state ngainst John Moac'.y. charges with murder, will come up, amd It la «■ that It will go hard 'With the defendant, who killed a man by tho name <>f Chop* tell, formerly of Emanuel county, »tth dulls some months ago. The crowd attending court Is unusutiir •mall, os It Is a busy time with the farm- ara an.l none exeept those having bud- ness with the oourt are on hand. To Judge by the lino etock and proapw- oua looking farmer* on the court gr«“™ no one would think that this section of country Is suffering from the cffecta •* financial depression. BRITAIN'S ENCROACHMEN'T. (Oipyrlgbted by the Now York Herald) Now York, April 24,-frbo Hen hi olal cable fropa Itituuma oays: Now* {•• been necolvoil (ram Vreesuela Owat BOLiItt has oncroach«il still fuo tlvor on the disputed territory. A revolutionary expedition, It m «*■<, ported, l« tr-lng flttctl out In CurUoo, to i tnvurte Venezuela. JACKSON WILL BE THERE. Noflhvllle, Toon., April 24.-There 9 little. If any, doirtrt ajbout Ju-tloc Jadf am beUng able to go to Wa«hfnxt"S t» heart he argument tor a rehearing « tho Income that. I Guess How Many packages oFPeariine'nave been consumed. Hundreds of millions! Successful from the very start, it is , more successful now i than ever. Every ye 3 * ^ the sales are piling U P increasing, though every month brings some new would- be imitation. Why is it. you’re one of the millions o women who are using Pearline, you won liave to ask why. This is the reason: » 11 tlie best thing of its kind. And that is what most women want, for their washing and cleaning. , -. , ALWAYS tofec imitgfaw. ‘ ^ JAMES rYLg, ljc*
