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CASTELLANE’S EXTRAVAGAVCE
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Vhv Georg** (nulil \% #• %pp*lnte|
Triwirr for Mm Mta*’# I ttrlunr.
Tl* Mcrllng nitd HurrlMfci *l lh**
i onui ami >flo Ooii I*l 1 ulertaln
niruii, l**J i %n* lilm. Ilrlr-M
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Pile.
Writing of i * . *n, ff it Owr. e
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f'nsrtei.a; I . -*er. I* inn • * r
#!■*!• c.i •*( a. N 'a York World *>
Tht : rs n*.r. that the Ca t U*n •
*•*... -a. to . . n r*x* mI ft <•
nj-M i r (rt. i t* i • i l
in* . * rr .r . > Th* . *.r# *U.i> * x
tr*n>’ > # •r*l t< *
'The * *c*rt***- oaw lh- \V nl r rr
JH i ini.l . f li r b Ii * rf tii n>• In* •
Avimt lii Boio *t* Ho*-, •►jritf lu: i
m ikin'i ko into dMAli.'- of t*- * T* .1 -
w .i*o to h*r rw ;*
Bio#** m ik> I' t • f ’ 1 •* r
ter, eh** hogget) I \x U o ! i r> s ; c
atono* rhtrh will hart in . ♦
feet In## lie .ilra l * k - t
rx;OMiri of hw- |>n *>M . ,t **?
(DIMM B*m ha*..* to Owi * iu f. r
•r* Uo-i throe *i*\ it I * o
morr*xx Tfni;' t t I -*••■
Cor an hour wn'h ) ftftf • *-r th* !*•
fi .irv* e f * - | * # i'*
it*** rto|> ha* • n r • s * m • x
tratvog i*• H t m j
tt>* lh n r . i \ ':*.*• ■ 1 i
• ■
tun* M* w.ii.i* l I* ap; unm I -,f
a tru*t * w * 'o • r*n <
Thtf.itif .; that h* • ■; ur** I nls r
• *f*Hni.. Ua* i mini **itfr*-l .>fi nrr'-ffri' i t
r.© lu ■■■• *r i • • pr• • - WO
Gar-orge *t< .i 1 **| .ii <1 mi’ *i o ill
to i i • H* l Mar * • 1 *aln from
a* ad Cor rt* l '
••UuiiilNur." < nnnt'a Knlhrr 'no
I*ia* 'ft ' I t i
w. A Mil.) lh. ; >fi i r *thn
won r ogrr** W*- both f‘‘l that *• > r a;
CBiaiki wvi adimniAttr tii* tru*-t njth ha* h
parmmon? Itor.i trim -Mt!: ulty wll* i a'
ti.if* r**
Tii* ♦ *#>t hfUt • rvii* l a r* tf h . r* b
m new**!. .tii to-night all Pari* ctuUi iu
>• fpKUiAtlnc • to h** *t■ mo Horn
of lh* (Vum'a m nr- h< # arl* I *r; a a
**f**n ihat h wont sihmit t> < • <\>r
su* d opntftmi’ttKKii- *i;*■ .m* -of fho 'io-ilb
Mi.d t hAI -aflN tii’. or > |r • * f ling - may
U for t >th r# la al tft*
TT-t .■* MarQm- Itofti -f . in• r
in tr f butt <f mnii r.. ul*. t< The
fan* i* h* e*|*ct** i t■ 1* tr -
t*-e htmfHf Tht- would him
a rommiw&iCMk on th- lUk’ ■Hr a of >ll I if j
root.' \ whi h would hav* h-a f.irtai.*
tn tt.-aalf ala! a uttwifrml’lo h*- po r Mar
quif But floor* tk>*4d took h* wlmf !
ou* -4 hit* *aU* tm offering o a Iminiaiar |
lb* tm-i gratia
H* w > her** l*t nmmer t. I• l
that- whole <ju'tioi* He haa plan*., it I* j
l>r*u. <*** tlAit uUI enforce itnmt**)iat i 1
raducal rhanp-s in the Cwit n o *
of liun*;
Ih* I oußtraa' Income.
Anna tiouiU'f inooenc wh> Pm nt > y*;ir
whTi eh*- bo. .*mo th*- Count*-a* Castellano.
In the la#t four yir* th* CaOlellan*#
eoudd hav*- ixpcnt without mi*..ir
ing the principal of her fortum Ap#ar*
t-cifly. they live.i wtftUn thtr income 11.
ftrat y*at.
Hu* the Income l* rob* and with it S-.-
3*j 00l> mor*-—in four years*’ Th t.
U SI.SiidMKJ" yr. or ie >riy sM.*a* n
rmM*vh Neither the Ater . V-indcrbllt*
nor Roek**fei|erH. who nr* ftr r * her than
the (>oukh anywhere n* *r that
lU-kkloa. he owee 14.400,000
What haa it gtm>- f<*r Kverythlrg
A ya.-fit. the Valhalla. >*t •■**
and tlw* race-track coat th* litll* Kr* n h- j
mars more. Jut |>4*mi*i went U >
than ?ii m*-n%hw after their marring* -
buy a irtte at the **m-r *f th* Avenue Iti .
Uoix i Boulonne and the Avenue Mala
koff. on whi< h the apendthrlt started hl !
"Had Marlda fMLi*'* which w t* to re
produce the famoms Petit Trianon An
other SI. I*oo.ooo went for rtarting h*- \ .1-
ac*- A chateau at Pan rout s>**ooo
TY> get hin wife into th*- emart* -t eet In
Parts. th- Faubourg Hi Germain *ri*to> -
rmey. Coant lk>n* dropped tl*i •<*,* at . moat
marxwlou# Me on th* grounds of hi-* r* -*•
Hkaioa. at the comer of fh* Avnu* iu
liota de Boulogne and th*. C* r !#■ dew Aca- j
cion.
One Petr I oat *:iOO.H ,
Tta fete was i modernised reproduction
of the fete given to celehrut* th-- mar
riage of Bouts XIV and Marla Ther* ..i, j
daughter of Philip IV of Spain Tli#*rc
were ?iv performert, W*> serx’ante and rt ••• .
gueot* After tha fate .Part* *> iety m -
captod the Amertran Counties
But thin w m only * droj> In the hu k* t
The lively ttle Count want*-*! to ges into j
the Chamier of Dfputl- * Pran • •• Con - ■
jrr- Ha did His *fimiaign ro**t sr** <v
The I'ounteo# Iwriilf •p--nt for a I
eMe in th*- Hu* Pierre Charron f.r the
ore* lion of a permanent charlthe hasaar 1
in memory of her mother
The Count** clothe* were the wonder of
Part*. He made it a rule never to wear
gair of trouaer* more than twice lie
accumulated 1.000 pair*, whi* h tok to
gether wltit h . iotaing and pet *n!
•dooiment* sUX*.*di> fr-m hi* wlf*- -* patrl
many H< l*ought s’**• • \\ rth <' bri
brae. Jewel* mad furniture One -,k • j
coverlet cOit $.*.000 lii?* stable *t
ion What w*a* left of the went
fur the Counters * clothe* living exio-r- *
charity, the malMenani c if th** \*-ht an.i
the keep of the stable The cheapest It* m \
In ft* whole list was th* support cf is.
chlllren t*orn to th** nobh- pair
# voar* ago the < a-t* Han*--* beg in to |
4
millionaire* who received verv v* r fr*m
Amen v !*• raugnth* * uni f $*•"" ■••*1
earned by the gr-.tt railway ami t*•'•
gr fc|>h * • IT>l atb Nt' lllt Up !•>' th* ! *!*• J-%> '
Cnuli
Ail Part* knew this S* v* ral time* work
stop|M*i on the i*l*H'if.l r- i marhh jIU
along tha Buis *l> p.• ul- gn- l* atis* ft.*-
4‘ount **oil*it’t rxi- the w *1 to buy tn r.
material *r t* hla u rkm* ti *> .•
eionully a creditor Mo and 'I hc C.*unt to* k
a fixer i*n th** l’.**ut -* t* r* u|. ll*-
dropfe*l P" 'I". Th*- pula*, i t untin |
libel
I pit l \mrrlcN for Pnnl.
A > car ago the Count w>• .• ?* * 11 1 x i
pressed for fu.*l Not that * ildn t
c>me *ver here la. t January * regal
style, with fourteen trunks, two Ui.y
lioys. several maids, tun* an*l x *lei
iu|m rh suite of staterooms on th* l’
tagn*- sr.d plenty of tin* clothss But wouit
Is that to a French count w!m murrt*-<l
a Gould*’ The till* cost but a few thou
sands and the short stay t the Waldor’
AMoria a mere laigatell*-—<*aatel!an*- w -
her* f. r millions with which to keep
electrifying "tout Paris.**
A c< 1 shudder greeted them Tnc bridal
iwtr hod *l* p.irle*! In to the a* < l.iirn
of hundr* dr who came to see them off
and the k I-.- *s of nil the Gould*. Not .
Gould mtt them on their return. Th** lit
tle ounte*- wept Tti# y drove in a pub
-11 ha*-k to the hotfl.
Next d.v the <*ount strode liatightily
Into th- >f!ic> of George Gould Inst* 1
*d t e fond giver-away of th bride five
year.*- te for* he fournl the .iim shr*-wl
man of l, *i who w | rf* ct.y if
fsbl- tut .> eedutaly unlvTtdlßß. Parbleti!
No n*.o*x 1
Mr iou m ul *.| very frankly, sc*
tb* story mr - t..<J hi- French brother- (
in-I • w tow* f. u .id have to llv#- within
M* vrif. t • • *; i ” • i Oiinl demand* I
some of her priori;.* M* ran up against
n snag In c • *>; 11 of Jay Gould - will
prohibit!* i *\ if f strode oit
again
*win after it w *- kroan all through the j
Wall street dinri. >t he was nn appll- .
cam lui a iuwn from ItuMcil d.igc. lio ,
war.ted So fw a: 1 t!* wanted It quiek
|\ b*.i ,m I* wm in . hurty tor* 1 bnk
t*> P.*u- M* Hg' wasn’t in a hurry
Ii • i . ii and and not t • • *t m‘-- * it
Th* -. urltx ee med too fur ren#otd from
Th* <kuUlf Were astounded. The re -
si t w • 11. ;t a fr i sir , ’ *d *t
*lf irg * 1 K>u!d • ! H *:.,;< i ihdr.w
their i'ppoGtion and fl, • ■* w*• lv at.
rd to ti Count T • .*?. .-ail‘d
awx% f.a|*p> ni I triumpt u.t \ and t w
t **ir Biota y . |jm tr * ■ *. i i**i n A
mill.on In b than • re a nett
I lie t nrttiip null Mu t rtnic
A r*r b k i- th* 'mi* • ri*ri.i~r
*u> •* the N* xv V.-tk P ' • th* it*. a *
w , ‘ • * .i t • r •• a-
.*
’ tn tn- xx"-. * ' • * ' i ■
l, lH f • w• r. t * 1 xx. t.'i |-
! nr iiih! lh* i fi am !kkl little
* • , • ~t up • , * . -ptel ■ J*r and bt*
■ .ur unb mad*- or mirrl. 1
: - r * .|; rluf f;•
It- xvto i: tht G< .1 I r r>* > w* i t in
* . ; . <,H' *1 fi *ir?ix th it it*’rf’.i ,
fh *• u *mr rt .< i . son vv J
*<. tuur* -, mii.M if), wrii'l* 1 Pr**i h ro- |
f, . t • \! *n. . i- t*i *• !u>i.- . 4**l I
* dopar a xv< r*l f * *ul .** t dvitSini;
i . • • son wi • x\ • Im ' I
• I
*t > k Marquis 11. aine * !
< .-n.*::.v tr o*i M lfquU had scrap* I
to ! • land of fa j|o b*dte for tn j
s *1 purpnr* ~f hunting gr • :!> bear** in
th* Hs k • Th* C net *. *i go We
* i i * ra * nv
I tli'k * **!• % tn litni.
ur •- Mti: ■ r. ing sph th* \b ■ in*'u
hounds in h* m**t George G*mal i
A imr i v wii i*eir j fori l to vii 'a* j
“I • luring ro . .rr ~1 ard tjeorg*
* **. g - *i-i i vr* <i the littf. •
French Count to in a party, t a-t 1*
rp to lh* tin- O' G.orgf ii** i) - jnvl- !
*'C:on * ’..'•* i; it-.- i 1 i>. mi pi >\ ,i cin t- r*i 1
lu* k H ~*d nai*. lift* **f lot Mes. t**i
h* t • i u .. id|> i >t h* v ,
> mii* >• * i jug r • goi|a(tali** (o Is* < one *
'f ’ tnf *’ * s.il* in .ii Mr. Para it Hi** j
eii had p a I ihi- te*rlhi file for i |
II tic by taking • lrn t*> NVwp.*rt with h* r
lo Nuviu- rht tVmid * *ng* i b • **th*--
!*- r lilt!* a .*>. ad ; a >1 >r • rr* -• ?lx*
gair.' of billiard a*.* h* I*l on. H* amused
Newport rgeiN ding.x t it kt • vxn • the
fowher-pufr Cutipf ’ but I.* fatbd to
tplure any bins tout I h f.r r t i* old
Martp.p w u*l ;.m *r, i*r iMg gam* |
lb |*ttld nr l' t i 11ta rstlot • to Mi- Vir- j
gin la r wn* xx > n< **f t . b* t ad
\ertl*ed .*f Am* r.m h* l* • Th* C* nt j
'!--•> I . and fM, >1 r * |.V. '..it Mi
air *-xm tn* I *.* him tr i turra 1 frm !
him with a sudd* tn * - that fd ■*l h!s nil* I
■ dy thou i
|*4gn* ||. |rft \ ttji.it at*! reftirr* I to
New York where h* Uv* *1 in i b • >r.lir.g !
nouse in Thirty--* urd **freer. Theft * an.
hie goo*l for tun* In ra pit 4 e s>ri..vx*tl j
horse i stle George G uid e t horoughbted j
in lh* Monrn t.th Hurt.
%nnon••**•> I.iigugeiWetit.
The Can allun party was r tn* about |
!hr*- \\--k- \Vh*'i It r*' rn* I Count I
Ci telliiw gave t littl* dinner, lu- credit i
now tK*i!)g immens* At this dinner h* an- j
trounced his cngagerDerif to Miss Anna j
Gould, who ha*l I*e n *- * of the C.madi in
party Th* day following this announce- I
roent tit* Count movrd from h - shabby |
l>o.irdg)g ho.;-*- t*> a magniftc* i t .tiitr- In
th* Waldorflf IB' spent ipon-y lavishly |
with Jeweler# and tailors, ordering th
bills sent to the \V ildorf. wh r* th* lulls I
were paid. Among fh* ***• bills was a heavy
one for hi wedding outfit
The oplendor . f th*- w.-ldtng still i
fr*uh in h public min i After th** wed- j
ding the Count rs*k hi* trM* m*l hl
wlf* ‘s money t> Purls Paris w glad to j
*et him H got a warm wslrom- Almost
Immediately 1 e;> rf* ta-gan t*> drift l*a* k
at>out tin- wav in win b th** Count w i-*
making the Gould g*ld fH He iit on* ** j
I** sun to build 1 pal. * * Ihnt m nl* fh* 1 !
old Casteliane < hat#Mux l*ok Ilk*- thatched
cott ig*-s This new Trianon e not ev* n I
fir. *h-d t*e !. * ti.ughf it Count h*-
•p*nt >?m*"t PC ' <* lre <l\ on it As *
- *r* of h‘*ns- w .mining the CmttMcss gave
dini> r f*r the hut. lr*<B *f w -rkmen nnd
their famllb wh> w* i# engaged in build j
Ing tb * won*l* rful p 1 * ♦ The stones used ,
are the same as th*s• usl in tb famous
Are and Tn mp’ . morbl#* pillars i
w-ere tb* he* that *. >ui b* found in
Italian quarries
*tnrtle Politician*.
Th*- Count has heeom** enough of #m
American t under.-I.in*l hw* pow*rfil i
money may be marl* in polltl* s it *tru k .
his fancy to '-liter the Chamber of
put It and he spent money on his
•amptlgn in * u.\ ft,at -*artl*.l French
p>litb im It P ->1 I ihat he spent
00 to win ids r* it n* * • ;**ceed. h* use I
many more Am* r i I.<!lars In a s ni**-
w bat ridiculous attempt to re-iv*tibll*h a
m iarcfi\ His htt I:•*-.11 - • f*-rx *r Involv
* i him in two duel? It? l*o*h of which he
run ceded In r.itr hlt.g in- optMinent be- j
f. r* his ojTxmoni - ratche I him
Tiring of -|** ndttig mllli n- on anew |
hous*. h qui> kly sp* m on the |
> acht Valhalla, whicii he rarely used,
though he constantly k* pt it in commis
sion at a eost f thous its.ls of dollars •
year -Shortly after this th* Count *■ I 1
■> '!• to IMwin Gould f*r s4.flhfM. amt
■tun* i in tr* - h Hi* first * * tebratlon of
l- new • >h ua ' ■> IjU\ a s.v*i.*■• lot an I
give it t>* a charity t..xnar
From ;*o!i?i< s |j,* Count turned hi* at.
tent lon to the racetrack, establishing rac
ing stable* on which he h* nt lavishly
* hout-and-- without having any winners In
his stalls He had th* -MtUfaetlon. how
ever, of estairllshing r*W styles In pad
* l*** k *at* and of ent*-rt lining famous
t
x.#- 1 in his ra tr t k r** r that h* won
much i.otort.ty In ing on* *f the l* a*l
era Iti the crowd that insulted President
BautsU it t ‘.* < • in 1 Prlx
Plunged tn Stock*.
About this time the enormous Inromp *f
:h ;xh of th* Goul*l tJit*- 4*l for hi*
xx ite h*l heeti ..b pkt* 1 that tin- Count
I 1 •
p> k*-t It probable that the Ibairse
sheared hlni . * ■• .'W ver for he eoix
* I t - xvUv to com*’ t" Ameri * with him
WHITE BREAD EATERS
I* 4i I lie I r 4 Mitli l** 11 Mittdnxx,
'lxx 1 •!xx iv- great xx die bread rat
* r, tog* th* r with pa-try. hot bt-**ult. and
generally us. .1 coffee.
"For sown v*-ar.s ther*- was no noli ca
l' effect;■ from this diet, but finally the
inevitably b *pj*ii.i My strength b**g.m
to fall, mind gr* xx dull >n*l stupid I
* >ubl et blit little (oo*i find could not
digest that,
'1 had always been of > happy and
sunny di**i***lflon. but now be* am* m*-
rosc and miserable and v*-ry cranky to
!* other itifinln'rs of ti** family.
"One morn tig .* new food . all*, and 'drape-
Nu ippeat nvarad
it had * lifter nt t.si* than h usual
n alth Bmhls. There xx o* rich, pleasant
•l ixor that .m* a ■ • *tttsfy m* per
f* ■ 11> 1 b* > am* las twill'd with Grape-
N u 1
"I have now us* and this foo<l three
months my str*tig*M - p.-rear'd gr* il
ly. my mir.l is rmw * I* r ; r as a l> IT
and 1 *an g* thr. u'i th' \v* ,*r i*r.d t*nr
of a *1 iy without fc* hng at oil exhausted
I sleep perfectly and have gained upwards
of ten pounds In xx* ight
"I have nofi.*e*l that strng. h'afthy
people enjoy Grata -Nuts as well u, st> k
)m ople, and It seems to furnish mre
nouriahmi-r t than meat or any fco<| 1 have
ex.r seen. You can puhb* 1 this hat
pi*-as< omit my nam* " Platis
mmith. N*h., P O. I to* V >| This man’s
nam*- will be given by th* Postum Cereal
Company.. Bid., at Battle Crevk, Mis.lt.
THE MORNING NEWS: SA i l RI)AY, NOVEMBER 3, IVtOO.
T ANARUS“ BEE HIVE,
k N. SCHUTZ,
-imrt St. Julian and Whitaker Streets.
LADIES’ UNDERSKIRTS.
\\ * nr. off- ru 1 fin* of Bd*c Tuii.irkiMr In **lor* b :..* k and white, re.
|• v I >1 all a • X ..■ ■* w * . I - pri* • a* *X\a> OUt of I *
~*i.i. ►it ■ p *ltv- * • 1 'rn . t * • i v t: *in ■ •’• • • pi ‘• **
1 i .. Figured and sir pt ■ Mot an 1 lerakirla.
I # ., , . . j .4,r n*l Pile k Piqtie Cm It rakirts. in * gr* a.i xancty of color-.
< f led tioura
Bi.iijm fi.>b*l Cos*r * itnbrt* • r. lerskirts. <1 • !’* flout.* ♦ Kk*
I . j, |.\, ra \ Pal l c -vot rnb-'**k'G *i*iiu* f!*> ** tnmm*d with Ida* k
hi aid ........
\ t . , Pit. r. | F >!m t •I* • M- t* • rii''*l H it* n1 n l*r*;< rs a* * ordtor.-pi at* and
I!.. >* *!.ul>i> r if! * ....... T -tt*
hi, y\ a* Muii Cndetdtlri.-. with flout.. • it full X.
Ba.li Wait** Mue a l’n*l*-r-kirts em ro iery trimmed flounc*- ra
l.„ \\ t. Muslin rn i**rskiM • trimni** 1 flounc. *kV
l, |( i Mus.n I 'ndersklrt#, emnro lei • at *1 fnrrrtiori trimmed flounce 7N.*
in I • t m*ir**l that hi# purpose was •
ot twin finat'.* ini u . i--.mii e from his wif*
r* nt.v* - Tb* Goulds however, re -civ* I
their i. ■ tt.fh'-r-in w cowlly N*
m r r of tl * Govt id family was at *he
(*s<r to gr**-! hmi. but. inx r.nl tn* Count
vv shown lepafit in th*- Paris pi|H*r*
xx kii m ir*l the Count xvnh fi"**tig from I
a li -t of creditor** It wt then tbnt he
s.w ’ I th* * ablea with challengea *o
French*ditoi -
It whs t-< Go*!.*l Indepondarn e in h.s
xvlf* • • -‘ i them to a hotel lr.s. a*l of
to Lak* w • >*l wo re they declare*! th t
tb*- fJotiM lotiidcomt' to ace tnrn if th**> j
ar*d I. * * tb* m. Soon after Helen tb>ull i
the ~■* i< cm.iker lbrt oral the *',*. 1
Milan-- were wen in Mia# Gould hu
• t theop*ra Ba* rln the ex*ening Georgo
Gould visit ed tne box. .tn*l the skits
x* em! to have *. tired fr the Count xv i
• rxortly returned to Park#.
It never ha# been mad** known whether
ta* Count mad* gt*od his noller.gcs ?
■b. Fr* wlltorj* ur that h* o? t:n**l
nr<\ firi!*n*ll asist.in *• :* the reault of
h!- vi-a h*- r *
FI.OH 111 %*h 4(11001. TAV.
Whitt I.Ni’h t nnnt) MitM Payr—Other
'1 n I In lift*e- \ew.
Tall.i tv* ** . Nox 2 Hon William N.
54heat#. * - **iii*crintcn*lent of public m
stru* tion y.-st' r*Uy maAi*- th** s**mi-an
; * ..ti p|a>rtionniejß of the one-miil plate
h-Ht] tax to the peveral counties t cord
irur to :h- average attendnn- *• of pupils
|,n th* f r* s hH>l- *>n the baels of V 0 cent#
per pupil, as follow#:
Baker Immv*. Brevard. s4*wi.so; Calhoun,
I IXT ?'►. Citrus. s3>'4 xi), Columbia. sl.4‘S F;
1- S*'?*x. r*-'4. Duval, U.H46.40; Kacambta,
!f! 77x (■*. Hamilton. ?* . ♦**. Hernando.
! SJV.tft. Hillsborough. 1:17140. Holm
1744 I- ff* rs- n $1 M- >. UifayeWeTi^n* l
M iri<i. fj ♦'•(4*' Monro.*. I'dl.b*. Orang**.
| $1,123 M; 4>-reol. S3M 10. P.IWO. s.'*3 JO.
Polk, li lt*** ♦<*. Putnam. $1.01.7 si*. 8t Johns,
S9K; Sumter. $774.40; Suwannee. $1,347,
Walton, tm*- s*>
No iptudntment 1- made t* the other
s%xent en -omitl* s l.c.i!is** th*- court/
•uperintei-.l*-rit# have not yet file | th**lr
annual r* porta, which were due in Mr
ip eits uffice on July 15. last, and fr* in
which data mu t la- obtained fo making
this api onion men t.
Robert A French of Pena.i ola has been
nppointes! naval ae< ret.iry. with th* rxiak
of colonel on the staff **f the Govern r
J Hudson Curry •>( Palmetto has I non
! granted |**rmission to organise a ii\i*lon
of naval militia at that pl.t ••. to take th**
pWo* of th* Port Tampa divisl n. which
j ha# Nen dlpbanxied on t • oti:.t of tha
loss of member# by r*m<v.il to other
l*ointe.
Guv Bl n #h m has made the following
Axil appointments
Frederick Gilmor** of Pensacola, to be
notary puhll*- fxr the state at large
Moses W Bee of l, k*>ile, to !>e notary
public fur the stat. nt large
For the firs* time in several years the
marrmg record of Beon county for Octo
ber shows the white# B> be ahead of th**
negro-'. th re having been fiv* whit* mar
r>ag' and four colored
W \V Hrown. agent for Selle# A- Gray'#
Hhuw. is her** to arrange for a date on
which to exhibit.
mm iaijst# uiitn \ititi
Police stopped Then* M|rikfnac on
Mtreel# f \**xx 1 ork.
N* w Y.i’k. Nov : S’\ sp*aker# of ♦ w -,e
go* !.1 Labor party who Insisted on t ilk
irig t. an enormous crowd at Seven'h and
Av* line C to-nuht wvr* urr*-te.l by tha
|xoli* Th* men rr• >t* *4 r** Arth r
K* p. William T Km ♦ 'I. David B• r.
luit- . i*l t. r, lrvlf g H. \Vi is:*a tier
•iixd Max Stork
K. * p xx.- talking to . crow*! of ibout
>*•. ti litng them that there *• no freedom
for peopb* when a f**w own the Instru
ments by xx fii h -• *• • **u 1* # for till ir pro
• Jud. xvioui Poll- email Farmer told him
h* in l l no |* rmtt • • sp* ik there u I that
h - nu~t -t*; K- **p k(? >n. saying that
Chb'f Dovety wu!d he notified and *hi*
i he had * righ* tx s|*e.tk Farm* r pullel
bun *fT *h st m*l, and f* a ring trouble *s
! fin* crowd y* ll**d aiul hissed ut him. he
| s*nt t > the station for help. Another
mm w. -*f t up Tie r *xx 1 xv ( threat
ening *l growing mor* botst**rvu#. un*l
another * *ll was s- nt to th* -ration house
A ting Cpt. Cully and thirty policemen
j th*t. cam* *
Gully fount Keep talking to a rapidly
Ki,nx eg crowd in*l h* xx * urr* **t<l Kin
..* tried to talk an.l a** xx rr • I \s
one Hociultst w.*** arres***! another to*xk
his p i *■ *n the st.itai. and xxas urr *• I
tn hi-* turn, until ther* wen no more
sp* a kero.
The crowd hoof* ! t u poll- ♦ nd the offi
• *>r* *iiraged large*| the crowd Th > y
-. .I it:* ir . tubs on * cr* it many ti* ,*B
list drov*- th* < r*wd buck frum the strr* *
! fi- neg !t. Then It • x t..>k tn men to
! th** stut!<>n hous* They w# re m cells
• tv i pbrt tim* xx :* n t‘i # xx. r* bailed
i out .
Monnnii'iil t* Pnrndl.
Ivondon. Nov 3 John Redmond snv
*>x.ll. as fh** trust* e *f the P.irn*dlii fund
it tot pir* fi/i • A\< r:hil* th* vsl.W* *‘f
th* lute Chari' Stewart Pirneil, which
xx u pu' chnsed by Mr IVivtan th** *b-r
c*y when sol.j at auction by th* Kind
I* judge** court, they wi.l .1* vote the fund
I*. the • rection of a uiuiiurmsi; to Parnell
in LtubiU#
U AH HOW F %IH PIHMilt % M UK.
rue of the Feat urea the Xfnicl*
I It % Will Present.
Wsy rose, (h Nov. * —The directors
un i everx :.>dy ■ inn*** bd xxith th*- Way
r*ss F.*r A##o.’iatk>n are anticipating
the biggest time ever witness**! in fi*nith
Georgia during the big fair next we* k
Attnictlons r- air*-ad\ 1* ginning to roll
into the ground**, while Secretary Bh44rne
Is receiving score# of applications daily
fx*r , Th- i ->.j l- *r** xv rk.ng har
moniously !** make tie event a grand sue
•*•* in every sen.-*- of th*- word.
Not orly are the |>**>pU of Waycross
w-.rklng lik* Trojan# but th** farm* rs
hax*- at their inter*'#! aroufr*’l to tne
highest pit h They tf< going to have a
strand agrt* ultural * xhlblt and .-how to
th* work! what V\.u county is caixibb of
producing.
Tueed.ix will t*e the o;>ening *1 iy. ar.il
from then until th* end of the we*-k
♦■verything will (• wide open The races
will I** u great druwing * ard. the purses
i **lr.R Mifflcjeiit ro lrlu miiiy n-t *1
j horsemen t* bring their stabb s h***e
I On Tu* sdav th** \N lyrrusa Gun Club wiil
| begin • thr*-* day tournament. M irksm n
| from Georgia. Florida an.l Alac.ima will
| shoot lor th- prises In aldltion to th*
regular programme ther#* xx!‘.l In- a grand
pvrot* hrd* llspluy at nU f Th** fire
tv rk- will Ih- on an -Uiboratc ale
\V *ine-salay will t>* \V.iy*roa# lay The
public s* iKiotfi will b • W- and and the chll
*ir**n will !**• out in for •* Th*- MkJwav
PkiD.in* ** will t** 111 k-s**| working order
T'i* -ly night, with new features Wed
nesday. Th** gun *iub cay pigeon shoot
will be x*ntinu*l in th*- morning Dur
ing the’uft*-rnoon thr**' exciting races will
|m pullevl off. Every night the grounds
will i-<* brilliantlx ligiited by -.s. tricltv.
• i.'htx It an.l*. eni arv*l four Imm*-n#**
r h lights l*. mg use*l f>r that purpose.
Thursday wd t-e n big *lay Bam Jones
will lv. her**, lie has teb'grapfud Becre
tary Hi .rp* to that effect. At nlitht he
will hoid town the boards at the opera
house Thursday has t**en !esiKnated
' M IKmough laiy.” Th*- Southern Jin*
Compjr y will cl.-e d*>w*n the r mil s ut
Granville, Nlcholls. Saginaw. Hazelhursi
n*l Offermau . and th* employ* - n* urlx
’ o in number, will ** glv* n fr**** trana
!■ nation an*l fr* tickets to th*- big fair
bv the company Balley's big mill at
McDonald, and Gray Bros ’ mill ut Bella
t n and Gray s null w ill b* *i*>s and lown
in tioi or of th* day nn tills day Hon.
T ti Hilliard, the boy orator of Coffee
county, will sp* ak on !*• half of Hon J
J M< Donough.
on Krblav th** cavalry tilt MII take
place. Fight tram# from the cra k rival
ry tcnuanl's of G >rgia will take pm
In th** conte#t This will b* W H Den
ham Ihy. and Plant System employ*'#
from all over the line will be here.
Mill: IIIFH I’HOH IMMXOA.
#l<lldne f2tx*n Thoma# 4 na#*tl
Her Heatli.
Way cross, Ga N*>\ . A runner came
to the city ils>ut noon to-day for Coro
ner Jackson Grim*# to h<> *1 an inquest
over the remain# of Mrs Tom Thomas,
who died some tim* during last night at
the home of her husband, about four miles
*.*! of town.
| It seem# that Mrs Thomas was poison
-1 rd. *il a# there are sum* rather suwoi
i*u •Ir im-tan. *' v conncl*l with the
r it wa thought advis ible to hold n
l uu*' t According to the b* j t Informa
tion at band it apfw-are that Mr Thomas
hal r tiirne*! l ist night from working on
the road, and as both h* and his wife w* re
♦umg he pour* * I s*tn* m*-*li* in** whbh
h* hu*l in th** hull-* and gave h* r som**
of it intending t* i k the other himself
As soon *- sh tasted it #b s.d*i ‘This
is jm* *n; r **o bitter Then he d* :d
--•*1 not to t ike the other and call* 1 *! in
neighbors. *1 sent hurriedly for a doc
tor, but b* fore h*- arrive*! th* woman was
dead.
Mr Thomas says h* think# someone
must hav*- gone *o hi- hous*- yesterday
and put poison in the medic* n*, as hath
he an*! his wit*- wore b**.nt He n*n ac
count for it in no other way.
M>- I** a brother of Hon Calvin Thomas,
Purca county*# representative in the
E* gr-: tur* m*t a cousin of B. H. Thomas
>f \N .ycro
♦ * |
Mil#. It Fill i.o|> TO MEXICO.
*ulclde of nn Insnn** Farmer—Other
XXityer**## Nrxm.
\\ .v. r. Ga . N iv. 2.- Mrs. II W,
lb* I left I t night f.T the City of Mex
ico, > tiled there by a telegram announ.--
i< g the and b oth f her husband 1 i-t Friday,
j Th* y ha*i b* *>ti living in t/ur*t.r# ?h*
Pi-* tht*- x*srs, near txhr.4 Mr Hi* 1
wn* <] exlrr.sivi' go and mine-* tl w- * n
rout* :<* tl ■ City of Mexi * (• •*'ans,i t
imp rf an* b >- ness xvhen *l* • h f*- in h* art
• roubl* overlook him. Mr** Heel, xx ho
xx vDillng r*datives In Wayerosv will
*• ••iti •I in San Antoni*’ Tex by l *-r
son. Haines, who was .itunding - hoo| In
’ #
Allen Smith a prominent farmer r>**ar
Fpchuroh. this county. • ommlu* I sui* id**
*rly thi- m*rning by #h*>**f!*!g bims*df
in the h *<l H- was Insin* when he . *mi
mltte<| th* n Ther** were t.nrr* brotivra,
J***l. Alfred iad Alim, nil *f whom hav.
i> *'ii lt;niat* - of the Insane ;t->y)um. Al
fred died tht re la#: xv* • k Borne year*
ago Joal and Allen were returned i.uin#
fc ure*i, but Joal hu# b#gi inaana the past
rwo year# ixnd k*pt unler guard by hi#
family Of ute AUi ha# ha*! n rr turn
Of thr mtlad' but the tragedv of this
rrurnitig put# n en*l to hi# trouble# He
was i w>ut *iw year# oid
Dr J B Walker # **am rn away this
morning The <|octor and h!# driver w*re
thrown out The f*>rmer was severely
bruise*! i{ being unconscious for neany
an hour.
HIT* HEEL*# J. A#T HPKKTH.
I ttuni*iiil* Ifrard Pmldent of
I iilt**l Min** \% nrkrri.
Wllke#barr. Pa. Nov 2—Pre#il**nt
Mit he’| mitle his last #i>e*ch to the
I'nited Min*- Worktrs of the anthracite
coa <ll *tr| t to-night at Nanticoke pre
vjous t<> hi# depurtura for IndianaroD*
Twu thouaand peopb- pi* ked th*’ opera
!'•* .*•* in whi* h the me*tit.g was held an*!
3 On thnorg-l th*' street# tn the
vicinity of the hotel, where an overflew
meeting xx *- held later.
In the course of hi# remark# President
Mitchell said:
Th* .-’rtk* of anthracite e*xil miner# 1s
now a matter of history* It mark'd an
epoch which tills the h**rt# of working
men throughout the land with hcx*c arid
higher ambition It wa# not a victory for
miner* alone, but for l.ihor In general P
it# fruit* are to be measure*! by dollars
iml <ent# w would fattier have lost ft
has Kindled in oar hearts greater lox*e of
>untry t m**an# the beginning of the
end of strikes."
41.1. OPEHATOHi COMPLY.
llemanl of the trrsnton Conven
tion Now Fully Mrt
Haileton. Pn Nov 2 —Cuyle Bros .
i.trlppir.g contra- ’or#, to-day grnnfcd their
men i voluntary Increase of 10 per rent
In wag- All the stripping rxwitractorh
and operators of washerle# and collieries,
without exception, have now compiled with
the demands of the Bcrar.ton mlr.er# ton
vent ion. j •_
Nlin*rM IteMelietl Agrerment.
Wilke#harre. Pa Nov 2 —The miners
of the La'high Valley Coal Company am*
ployed at the Dorr * nee and Prospect mine
who went *ut on strike yeaterdav reached
an amicable ngreemertt o-4lav an*! ail the
men returned to work
OHXTOHS HOIOHIA TRbATFD.
*orinl l.nlior >p**Ler Ordered OH
I hlrngo’i Wfreet#.
Chicago, Nov. $. floe la 11# t labor orators
rain'd the red flag in State street to-night
and were driven off the thoroughfare by
the police, who were compelled to inter
f* re to atop a riot U was Socialist La
bor night tnd the speaker# had a
half dozen wagons to *t***k from along
the streets. There were frequent oli#hf#
h**tween the speaker** and the tlg crowxi
whl ri gather***! around the #tnn*ls
Shortly after midnight the crowds le
am** l*o!der an 1 red flag* wer- ra #***! or.
••very wagon The red flog was vary
large iitul in contrast woe hung a flag of
the I’nited Plates of verv small *llm*n
#ions Th- crowd took all thi-* gi*"d n
luredly until some of the D*b# #p aker#
began kicking at the Arnerlcsn flag In
a moment thwre was confusion ar.*l along
the strr*-t #ev**n of the orators were drag
ge*l from th<4r xx*gona ami nxughly treat
•<i The central d* Mil polio# wafrxn was
called and Hergi Mahoney Mer**<l the
Dobs xx ago n# to lav# the streets an 1
•h*'\ w* re ***ortel away. f**ilow*ed bv the
police patrol. A mob of 1 people foi
iow**d th* wagons until they dliapp A'Cd
in the shadows of laik** street
•G. XIGIITFH OK CHHIPTV 41KS.
st>plr-# of Horrible Mnrdera by the
( hlnear Vinter#,
Victoria. B C., Nov. 2 —Shanghai po
p. r* received here to-day contain an e.llct
by the of Shan S!. commanding
the Boxers to burn the houses of the
Ghrietlan* #nd kill them One letter *t*?ev
that Mr and Mr** McDonnell, the little
girl Mr. ami Mr# Moung. Miss King and
Miss Burton were decoyed to the Yeikw
river on July K and there killed
A letter <lutM Pi An. on July 34 te.kx
of the death of four Chinese Christians.
wh*> were comiel'ed to draw- lots for thalr
live* Th*- lots turned In favor of one.
who escaped, nnd against four, who were
put to death by torture in the temple
At Fen river near Ping Yang Fu. the
Box* r# • ut crosses on the heel# of the
Christians nnd then thr**w their bodies
Into th** river The I'drlstian# of Hong
Kong and Ghee Chong districts, to th*
number of s*#. escaped to the hills and
their fate was unknown.
A Markov xx as reported on Aug. 23. a#
having been held hostage by the Boxer#
and. Mnckay and Mtaoe# Chapman and
Way were reported to be hiding in the
Kiafig Phi in m* -untaln# Bishop Favner
*lef*-nder of Pi Tang Cathedral, on reach
ing the coast, estimated that 2,hoi> native
Christiana had been killed in the Pekin
division.
KOI I. I *T HIM Till; FIGHT.
Hiiwsell KnoeLed f ho* n*kl Clear
I It roil jtli the Hope#.
Denver. Col. Nov. 2. —With Mood
streaming from cuts over each eye, Fred
erick Russell, the California hevywe‘ght.
broke from a clinch as the gong sounded
the close of the fourth rour.d of hi# fight
vxtth Joe Choynski. before the Colorado
Athletic Club to-night, and put two at Iff
punches to Joe’s body, knocking him clear
through the rope# to the floor, where he
remained nearly five minute# This foul
•ot Russell the fight, which he probably
would have, won hut for the foul. Cho
ynskl. even though very tired, cleverly
avoldeAa number of knockout swings nn !
punches, md had Russell's face badly
nit up.
On Guard
Thewarningcough ,
* s the faithful sentt
n-'- I' tell* of the
PProach of con-
W&Yz sumption, which has
Killed more people
than war and pesti
combined. It
elite 11 s of painful
®S®Mfc] ct,t 't s ' sorc lun Ks
weak throats, bron
chins, and pneu
monia. Do not auf
fer another day. It’s use-
W less, for there’s a prompt
r and safe cure. It is
Ayers
Cherry.
Pectoral
which cures fresh colds and coughs
in a single night and masters
chronic coughs and bronchitis in
a short time. Consumption is sure
ly and certainly prevented, and
cured, too. if taken in time. A 25c.
bottle for a fresh cold; 50c. size
for older colds; $ I size for chronic
coughs and consumption.
“ 1 '**** kr<>pa bortl-of Avar's Oi*nrr
IVi-toral on bamt Then nw, tj ßl „ |
cold I ult a lltile of it anti I am
OD .T; ‘. J *““ O. lU'Qron,
Oil. 10 taw. El Paw,, Teiaa.
Anheuser-Busch Bottled Beers
arc without a peer —
* Budweiscr,-Tiworithur
Black & Tan 9 “Tke American fV'tf*
if \\'&? Anheuser-Standard
Pale-Lager
Export Pale
Exquisite, -'Amencm Wten*p—
The materials used for these brews are the
very best obtainable. “Not How Cheap;
but How Good” is the motto of the
Anheuser Busch Brewing Ass’n
St. Louis. U. S. A.
f, i fimou* food-drink ihil phrilcUlu recom- .
. — V ///}Jr mend In nurln> mother*, the eoneeleeceot,
fi ’** *** - the eted. the feehU. U rrde hr '*<• lluctn,oi.
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and FRENCH COGNAC 15R ANDIES.
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Prance, la ona or tnair ep..table . And one at extremely low price.
The Chateaux Leovll e. im of tholr oupertor Claret Wtnaa. well known *” £
over the '.'tilled Stale*. p
We also < arry In bond riatet wtnoa from thla celebrated firm In caaka p
Our Rhine and Moelle U me* are Imported from Martin Douls, /rank- >
tort, Germany are tie beat that ome to tha United Stataa,
BODKNHLJM la very fine arid cho ip.
NIKRS i I:! N aiao very mod. ' £
R! 1
RAUnNTHAX. aelected grape* very elegant. ’ . m
LIF.UEUANMH.rH quite celebrtled i
MAHi'OIim'NNKH CABINET levant and rat J
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