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Newspaper Page Text1,200 SPANISH SEAMEN KILLED Schley’s Squadron Captured Thirteen Hundred in Naval Fight. HUM IN PLACE OF FOOD American Wounded Are Carried to Key West on a Steamer. HEROES get cold reception Official List of the Killed and Wound ed in the United States Army Is Issued. <;„antan.uno. July 5. ria Kingston. Ja maica Jul' «■ (Copyright, is'is. by the As socitted I’rei-s.i The steam, r Resolute ar , ived lt“' night with BK prisoners, tnclud ln( j t( , o tl „ officers and crew of t ,„ 5 ,...... li cruiser I’hristob.i! Colon. Iho P «-it on of th< prisoners has not yet been <1 <‘*i ria number of killed and wounded on the Oistobal Cole-1 was v.-ry small. Officers h wen in pursuit of her say that ui it w us a ques |on of only a ■ tort time when the t’ris . , : , ul Colon should be compelled to sur .on , they et ed fit gon ..... .■ ... ■ .• " ■ - l- ’■ ,ii .. if ; ,nd thirteen wounded. liei'oti- running their ship ashore and f)()1Btlng h white flag, the Spaniard i open . ■ Kingston valves on board the , . Colon ..nd threw overboard the L . . \ i . . every gun, including those oi tl e'.r M er rifles. "‘c-., . cur' d Spaniards were remarkably e,. ers .ay thev had nothing to <• it 3 ,ur hours before th< d< tr i< and It -•:■■■■ t ' ' he ' . . |, is largo ummuts of liquor n out Many of the capturf i h.-wi-d th.- .fleets ot dfnik ; ( ,n board the Resolute. a, ,■ sh ot’.l.'-rs say the order to , In UW’-Ti'HT.TT* r of marine u.a th< ■■ <h ■ id< d to make an : , rl ,, t ■ on Saturday night, but pom d until Sunday morning ■ .on that ■ quarters in.-P' elion" d th. Xtn.-r- .. nut be at their guns - . Spiuiards .-sp.-cbd to be , n Sunday, believing the <!■- • t • fleet to tain. Most luabies were pul aboard th. ' . , < .don. th. fastest Vessel of th.: ami .v. rythlng was done the b.-st opportunity to .s- > officers profess great a.lml- Xmerie.m ships especially N. w York ami Oregon. The . .ts say that if the Atneri t. i tho land forces niii-lt Spaniards would have been ; to surrender, as the trooiw were ter to the battle ship lowa, tn tted with every < onsideratlon. ■ .literviews today Im stated that idore.l to have the harbor, but suy from whom tho orders estirn <:- on th« Spanish loss In i.;,i;i.. is ]>!...-I at J.2'l'l killed ■ 1 igainst which .stands an a ... ot out klb d and two nde.l Reach Key West. ..-st, Fla., July 7.—Tim 325 wounded .ngi.t Ju re by th.: Iroquois are ■ - ... . 1 non" are in danger They i-. j between the marine and isp:'al.. and a vat ant cigar fac '■l had pt. viously b» * ti used for ■ , otli r- and some of the men hospital, nuns ire doing line service us ,11 p1.,,-. . i utmost . are and :H a id surgical attenti n are ■ the wound'd men. . is .iiti’i.'d tlie harbor about 5 a.a ia-'iigh ronieliody' negligence . I on a sandbar, where she re hour . a brace of g.iv-rn : ru'.-e.l.ii.g to tr. . her, while : I -of the .( . and' d siiip peered of w unded men. eager to -lore, on American soil. Even- •f ’o r arrival had brought to . - tley --. lof cui sity seek e -' . I' ibans. Tin-n was not'a sign *'' V. ■ , ■ . .■'. ,s Hol ‘ 1.'.-.- hurt-, not a cheer, not a Um ■ ■ mm ■■ 1 arrived on ‘P and was discharging her ortli i pa-ong.-rs. Th.-re was no gang "Ud the wounded men w.-re obliged 1 'mini down the companion ladders ' ' • - y "Old to get ashore. All the ' - n th.- town hid been brought ■ . I.'ut despite their frequent und ‘ : "he- entirely inadequate. y of th< men hid no ■ ' • ilk so blocks to ■: ■ • -■ h ■ th< -. were jolted • ■ ■ light .a tie- stalwart fellows, blacked bruiced t d serat -heal 1 ■ "-I I-it <iid not eon.-eal their 12222 b"- -immbl.-d and straggled Sent Free to Men. -■ I btiite Medical Institute Discovers Remarkable Remedy for Lost Vigor. ARE SENDING FREE A. TRIAL RACKAGE TO ALL WHO WRITE. I'r*-.-' «ar ■. , a most remarkable rem edy are : . ig distributed by the State Med ical mst -Ute, i’t. Wayne, Ind. It cured so many men i t>attied for years •’ ‘ .'rental and physical suffering mai loud that the institute has :r. ■ trial pa kages so v ! 'ri• -. It Is a home treatment •”d m who suffer with any form Os jt-xm.. weakm io i. suiting from youthful Tolly, rreina'ui-.- loss of strength and mem ory, weu - e.K, varicocele or emaciation ro»ris .:i 7,0-, v lure themselves at home. Jhe remedy has a peculiarly grateful e.,cct o' wat ruth and seem to act. direct to th" .!■:« r.-d lo ilion. giving strength aim dev■ i.pinei t j us t where it is needed. It cure . t|,«. pis md troubles that come trom years , ■ ml.-use of the natural func , • ituti succes in ■ I >1 to the Stati Medical li.stitcte -o i-’lrst National bank building, I-■ Wayne. Ird., stating that you desire one of their free trial [. tekages, will bo complied v. : Tho institute Is desirous ot | r-‘tii hing th.,- great class of men who are unable to h-ave home to be treated and t..ft tree sample will enable them to see how *asy it Is to be cured of sexual weakness v-j.en the proper remedies are employed. Ir.e institute makes no restrictions. Any man who writes will be sent a free sam ple. carefully sealed 1.-. a plain package. »O that Its recipient n-ed hitv.- no fear of embarrassment or publicity Readers are requested to write without delay. along the rugged roads, had tn It much of pathos, perhaps tragedy. It was 11 o'clock before the last of those able to keep their feet bad been safely dis embarked. Most of these suffer from rifle wounds in the arms or hands. About thirty-five others, whose Injuries are In tho lower parts of their bodies, had to be carried off on stretchers. Fifteen who are suffering from a mild attack of measles were left on board the steamer and will probably be taken back to Cuba when the Iroquois returiw. The debarkation was not eomoleted. All arft loud in their praise of the fighting qualities of the Spanish forces, but say their losses must be numerous. Os our own dead and wounded extravagant figures are given by many, but wiser heads place the figures for the two days’ fighting at be tween 1.200 and 1,500, perhaps 300 ot whom were killed. At the hospitals suits of pajamas were served out to the soldiers and they lounge about the rooms in the airy garments read ing tho latest newspaper tales of their prowess ami challing each other thereon. Inde-d. many of those whoso wounds are trifling hive been unconcernedly walking about th" streets and renewing friendships at the hotels with no other apparel than these scanty sleeping garments. Official List of Killed and Wounded. Headquarters of General Shafter's Army, July 5. via Kingston. Jamaica. July 6. (Copyrighted by Ass e! ited Pris.) The fol lowing is a complete list, as prepared up to date, of the killed ami wounded: Fourteenth United States Infantry. Killed ■<'U[ita!n Forw.ince. Wound. d and Since Hl-d Lieutenant Sal tar. company A; Prlv ato Rath, company IV Privates Sh;bwarter and Conleyiida. company Privates Redlmwr Atmls Kierman mid Casey, company I’. > orge.u 1'... k. company C; I’r'v it< s Memtnalln and McLcvaino. company G; Privates '' ood ami Aide, company H. Thirteenth Infantry. Wounded—Lieutenant Colonel w, ' r ’ h ' J" the right breast and arm. Majoi I • 1 (hr* leg; Captain Guthrte, In the ivg, ’ ap tllln Cavendish, in the groin; Lieutenant s ~i ; ... ,'v neck; company A, Sergeant Bu.-k’ Sergeant Alate. Corporals Ruthl"dge and Poliii. Privates Wright, Russell. «■- ers Kime. W.ishaaf, Murray and I<imh. Cunqi- ,nv L Sergeant Henn" •v. S' ■i. ■< Difmn. Corpora's Peterson. Groggiu, Mm "i.U. Farrell ami Privates Nethleou, Joi. - Z,n. Graham. Burgers. Swift. Markham. Al.mlt'in. Blank ami Rushlp immpanv <' a'orpm U Long. < orp<m>l L>- 1,,,. S. ig'-ant Walsh. Forporal h-1.-nmig .1 priva-ti ■Ki y . Sull v and Lost : iv.npanv 1 k-Privates Elwars Kerr, Rog ers 11.-unl.'-V. Ilolliran. Davis. Lain Mtz g",ald. Hanson. Massey ami Corporal \MI - E Privates Griffin, Proud. Harper ami I’oleii. Company F First Sergetint Kle.n. Ser geant Murray. Corporal I’atgem Corpora Braddock, (’orjioral Derr, Corporal Knowl.-s and Musician Gazey. Privates Fosrothert, Miiifh, Bytm I mery and Segem Company ■: Musician Davis ami Privates Ry an, Ejenslyt, M.-Kimtchan. M- Kinney, Hoss Salendi-r. Thorp and Wood c.mip.m H Sirgiant Bolson. Corporal Gilbert. Privates Ball. Blusscr, Bratt-m, }<■ ski, Evan, Lake, Cohner, Oaks and \Mn- Twenty-Fourth Infantry. Killed L' liteinani John A Gurney. Lieu tenant John Mangustand. th.- latter woun 1- <d on July Ist mil since died. Atouml.-.i. Lieutenant <'ol.»"-l F. 11. Liscomb in t should'i Captain J J B'-rton. in tie thigh; Capta.n A J Ducal m t m tb > .. Lieutenant IL G. Lyons, tn the leg Li' i t. mint J E Brett, in the arm, Lk-utenunt c.,m|'ai:y A Killed Private Richard Brisscll. Wounded: Corporals Tate, and i;: , l ,ii'i Privates Taylor. Boumli-r. Hlbb. Miller, ami Sergeant Barr. , mpany B Wounded Cot • ralt G tint . Robert.-. Padgett. Hall and Moss and Pri vates Framter. Howard and Zillar<. Company t’ Killed. Private luttle. Wounded: Privates llellvus, Morrow ami Snowtonhead. i ompamy D—Wounded: Sergeant Ellis, Corporal Meyer and Privatl s Robertson and Davis. Company E Killed' Corporal Robinson. Wounded: Sergeant. Ellmtt. CoriHirals Wamble and Parker and Privates Cmrk.-. Henderson. Hardmain, Nadock, Riddl". Swift ami Washington. Compa.ny F—Killed: Sergeant Williams and Private Leddell. Wounded: Corporal Holden and Privates Dame, Davis. Hum mings aind Williams. Company <1- Killed; Corporal M iler and Privat' I'rown. Wounded. Corp r..ls W:i gen and Washington and Privates Coleman, Crowder, Hi.ton. Newmam, Clay, Harris, Wiiedbvr and Hammond. Company H Killed: Privates Hudson. Wounded: First Sergeant Brown and Pri vat' ■ Taylor, Hazzard J -. lam Ccmaway, Turner. Corporal Duffield. Sixth Infantry. Killed Lieutenant Colom-l H. J. Egbert. Company A.—Killed: Captain A. M. Wi-ath' rsvllle. Corporal Wallair ami Pri vates Griffin and Wenm-r Wounded: Ser geant i'eldr'-n, Corporals Gulneay, Clmyiin- McC and Private i At B. Braithw tte, H irni'. Moniugm Slnswlck, Schomln, Sullivan. Weat, S-nibl and Butlu . Missing: Musician Petrie and Privates Barns and Rattling. Company B Killed: Private l-.ean. AV.iundi-'l: First Sergo.mt Fenm-il, S- r g Hits G.-irdim r and Country. C rpotm.s M Coii.all -, Coulass. Girard and Marshall: Privates Bl'-dison, Convey. Conway, c.-y, t’unninglong, Turnick, Hughe.-, Mi ri i:.g, Kotts, Ison, Wells. c -mpuny C -Killed: Lieutenant J Ord. W -und' d: Captain J. R. Walk r, L.eiit'-nant Cross, Sergeant italic. Corpor als Kruden. Christian, Churl's and Biltler; Privates Nelson, Arlte, Basher, Bell, Franklin, Gr*-**’.ifi'- , ld, Hedd. < lug. May, r, Munton and Siielato. Missing: Sergeant Lard", Privatt s Darby, Belriseh, Ronin, He.-' ' . John Hilling, James Hullng and Miller. Company D—Killed Private Brown Woumli'l: Captain J. W. l-'airay. LI"Ut n ant. C. M. Purdy, Corporals Meyer and Lytle; Private* Alger, Bagl'-y, Bodri.-ker. Dreyden, Gibson, lleasten. M' yers. Miller, Patrick, Pumberton, Stanagen, bagan. .Missing: Corporal Wisoong. Company I>-Killed. Lieutenant S. N Brachky ami Privat.- Butler Woumbd: ,: - . Irvin, : - h lynn, Gordon, Walter,., Gump, Converse, Man ning. Miss tig: Corporal Haris, Privates Horn and Putnn. Company F—Killed: Sergeant lyonard. Privates Miller atid Neal Wounded: Ser geants Bolster. Kirne and Ixiullin, Privates Clint ■k. Et -•■ in, H. H. Mar'shley. Ni' hols. Young. Mart- n. I‘f*nips»'y. .Mif-'tfiiiip'• * orporitl-s and Doran. Privates Nicholas, Wilson and Company G—Killed: Musician Hender son Wounded: I.l< utenant John Robert- Scrg'ant Winter. Cai'toin Stieph t'l, Musician Ji ’ughcrty ami Privates Brennan,. i-J-k ami Caristey Company H Wounded: S'rgeiuit I>• ad ,, , Corporals Murphy and Met ud; 1 rl va'i-s Best. Buck, Buggnn, Hall, .Rit"l"-r ■ g'-r ami Walsh. Missing: Privates Cten tier, Dobson. Passno and Baude. Seventeenth Infantry. Company B—Kill'd: Corporal Katie, pri vate Amlreus. Wounded: t'orpords Flem ing and Hoe; Privates Ludaude, Lyons, Cl irk". Fitzgerald. Flint, Dunning ind Margon. Missing: Privates Ford and Hau- Ji c'ompany C- Wounded: Corporals K .dee, lt j and Sliannahan; Privates Fray, Knits.", Miller and Carey. Missing: Pr vate Simmons. (ompativ D Kill'd: Priva-te Biiby. W.,iiml"ii: Sergeant.-- Pargelow and Pl"i.-;ei C. i-por.'ls Butler, I’ranko and Kirte. hm-y ; Privates Alrn lit, Alien, Curro. Dierehul.. i . Hess, Hartman, Murnseing, Smith and Lourbery. Sixteenth Infantry. Con pony D— Killed: Captain Y Morrison. Sergeant U Brien,, Private Sta.ple£ord. THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION: ATLANTA, GA., MONDAY, JULY 11, 1898. j THE I!'J,'BSER OF BUIES HI THE COTTOH CROP SESSO3 OF 1897-98 ; I $5,000 "V«“ M SOLUTION - 1 $3,000 BEING SPECIALLY OFFERED FOR MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE—ri - g | AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER TO CONSTITUTION SUBSCRIBERS! § 111 RE IT IS. READ IT ALL VERY CAREFULLY AND BE SURE YOE I NDERSTAND Till: FIRST AWARD TotliesJbscriberor subscribers naming . SECOHD AWARD To the subscriber or subscribers THIRD AWARD 1 ° B’ e V the exact number or nearest to the exact ( na.nin K the first next nearest we / nextnearestweu.il give if the cstm V num ber'» f !^les l] ie cotton crop 01 1.597-QS we will \ will give if the estimate is received \ mate is received give if the estimate is received During Harch. 1898 $1,503 L During March, 1898 $1,(539 \ During March, 1898 / If During April, 1898 j 250 / If During April, 1898 2 IT ourins Mayor June. .«<>» 1,500 ) >( During May or June, 1, 000 \ IT During May or June, N If During Juiy or August, 1898 |,OOO ,f During July or August, 1898 75Q 7 If During July or August, - 0 i SO, THAT THE MOST WE ARE LIABLE FOR HEREON IS $5,000 IN CA^H— II I V lithe EXACT flcurPHarenrit|?iv<-n<liirln g ttilScontPSt,themoney«illbepHld Th <■ point i, lo hit it exn-tb rlurmu .1 uh or % . < lieu > <>" •< •«' <’ •'_• 1 ' ‘ ' ) 1 I*4 1 • nll( fn t i |( . fs'EAItUSr 'IO THE ENACT figures. Somebody will get the tinctly uiHlersteod that. «houht more than one cornet or c»|Uftlly correct c- ~ mom vit doe- not come back to hr by any means. 1 r<. turned will be divided r M unlly among th. < < rre< t 'J Ik* h.' hnc ,' - ' Those who solve the problem at the iongest ramt" ndi reeeive the hlgbe.i prizes. .. von noth r- the tiunre, , : row in th-, no probability lor s.-nie one to know absoiutoiy the i-orrect ...swer . but . tl . H less as the tune e M-ire. nn.l 1,. . »nso tin- number of bales received up to certain dates, as the time advances, can beknownex- vereus pem-d, figures versus llgur. s l-.verv man Is inter.su- i in tli P. ■ t -t the price of f-otton in our territory’l» the barometer of the people m pros;." .“ity. nctly, leaving shorter iime and pr ibabiiitit H to iigiire against. 1 J such a vital problem you ought to make FIGURES®—- 0 , r . Z” + 4 /■'!«. ~ ■ rhe estimate is to be made upon the total United States j r THE figures given by Latham, Alexander & Co., of New York, arc ge Jk ihe Contest Closes Sept. I . r f iB97 _ (8 the crop that ha alicadybeen 1 official, and we give an exact copy from their latest edition of “( itton Movi ‘ i ' ’ 1 , Season. Acres Planted. Bah-* 1n < Top. Season. gathered and is now in the country a official figures of receipts will show it from u.eptember I, I >7, to bep 1887-8 S 18,961,897 7,046,833 189*1-93 Zl I 11<>t the crop that is to be planted this spring, because the figures thereon will not 1 n’o.i? be obtainable until September I, 1899. It >s for the crop already ml mm l-et-l. 'hm ml !.gu . -Lam. a . |s ;; q-,.i, Jm. J 7- ’ Willbe we give th figu for each of the last ter ISHVJW - conditioner XJ wa ’gr >w„ tn lit pr t tie output are elemi rto compute from Their figures w.U be used in decid.ng this contes Their I mlu.Me of l l.w.'».'r.'« K er.,rtl.e .if lAI. - - t-zvt » zxv.rrnrz-> i T'.rr' r»ni\TrxT rm WO nn TUtZ CDNTUCI* Fir." If tho prizes offered under tho first prono.iit lon are awarded for the l-.vAi r • st:m O FOLLOWING A'Xfc filE CONDITIONS Or inb ClJAlf-5 1. b;| 1,.., lhl priz ,.. ; off.r.d umi.r till- m-.ond prouosit.on will b- :!>'■ m-irv.-t '..stirmite. !•:' 0/ V , ~ ~ 1 ..ut'mitc li-.viim mini-d .-orrwlv the exact figure-, then the si-'.-omi prize, wouia come In for the «<•<-oml miarerit uiial-• ami 1 ’ 1 -■“ I' l ' A *' ' should submn a ?oFrtlmate in one division of th., time .shown abov and ,me one .should end a correct e.stm Lr . .... '.i z- because the fir: ) liM i been previously awarded t-> some one who named the .mount co - - X. ‘ ' estima • musl be -n.i- >-.| by a year’s subscription to The Weekly Constitution '. ~- must jtr j .1 ■ I’<>u cannot aubss-ribe now . ... na afterwards; no for,: • ttinf to! KF •’-m; ' 11 ' , ... w 1 ci on. t I at rward The estimate must com< with ' ' eon to; '; ’', him vout gent an.l not >ur estimate both a.s to th. cor recti 1 ‘ ■ - ,ne estimate, he o re of the prize-ftm.l m -■ w-. •-■ it may . ■ V t as minv times the. 1 üb=crlption.s, and un< th im pers.m may 1 i each of X ' •" 1 if l f .-otton win be Mak. ■'.■ figure very plain W. ■ ■ ' : 1 -wjnt*to ma ke estimates !at< or if you want to repeat the estimates you have made, send other si crip tion D< > a! i or ders to THE CONSTITUTION. Atlanta, Ga. " e. Z-. .5, - 6'sJ/V.* saiz Xix NJf Vj.iZ Kir '-sx Xtsr -a. -w ■ W-einded: < --rj-oi■' 1- S-• ' • rt" . <>.'k - and . W-st; i'rlv ■ .-. i’..11. . k o'- i H. Higgins. Hamillm'. William. . B.d- I latiti". Il i-' 1 rell. Ki - . Andet Minkell, Eitermann, 11. ■: ■:' i- i- Soroginz. I M s' r, Simpson Raym ..■ ■ ■ Post S- geant o'Fledwn.j -- Privalt* : G raham. ■ omp.uiv I' Kill'd: (’"!;>< rals I'.-owu an I 1 Havett, Private < 'hist< ns: a. Wounded: | Captain W C. McFarl.-tm'. Si r.deaiii.- Far- 1 by. Brum ami Ru.-snil: t.'-irp"'. ii Paul ford; Privates Thurma . Rbene, Ross. N- '.iekle. Ditty, Tennent. Itram-y. Waite. , 1 ur, Glm ' i. ’ n j m■■ i' . ■ . : ■ . 1!...;, Nutter. W •■!< and We.sterbcrg. M■ luv Si-i-geaiit ■ 1 ople ami M -m. v.d -. I ’ itO. r.-son. Valcntlm', Qnlg:’. W-'d. i im. Fit raid ml l-’aru r 1 Company D Wounded: I’iiv.n- - Brown. I Dunnedy ami Ballillo. Mis ing: Privates K. ■ Brown, W Brown, J. Imdarov md L m-z. | < ompanv I-: Worn-.I d l-. w- < --"i"l-| land, Eusi' r. i’irvar ami Sei. d-. r M.. .->:iig. 1 Privates <’iiolm.ir’.r-r and K- m- d> . Company F- Kill'd: Friv:ii" Booth, i v, ounded Fir S< geont M< 1 lermott Cor p > -ql S< held and Pr "- ■ v - i ' num F< ath er. tone, Hull, Pa . k Soli ;ik • and I Mcarer. Mussing: S--rg< m’ M.icswizid, I Corporal Sti-le and Priv-in- Solv-in- t’ompany G W’>uiid'-I. Li- iU-mmt \\ I‘. 1 Prull nd I’riv.u " 1 S' 1 trki'r. and ALusi. i.in \\ dl 1. . Missing: Private Word Companj H Wound'd. I'm-p'rd Sutton : ai d Privates Marl ---. Pel - Ellis. Flint, Sullivan, Bennett ami Row- 1 la rii Ison. Company I Klll-d. J'riv it" Pa■ ki-r. : Woumli.d: f'orpdr il Ahrus and IT v.io--. f N;>-.h01.s ami Rotlh. Mcsam: IT.vales! P.< rg -111111, Gaffney. Marth ami Staunn. Company K Killed: Priva:" S"->fi"ld. , S - -. ■ uinnlng, Gardiner ami Union. Ri capitulation K.licd,' J:', wounded. 50; ■ im -sill g, -1 ■ - : Taird I nlt.-d Stat. F.avali-y- K!ll"u: Dr. ■ Danforth, Trump'ter Tli'imas P--.il". IT - ■ Dan T. Cooley. Private Wesley I Rolo. Woumh-d: I'.ijilain G.-urge A Dodd, j In head by glan-. lug ball: Fir. I .-"iib-nant. . A. C. Mouillet, sli fitly n cheek First I I, utenant <>. B. Mey» r right ip md } g ■ >. . Gcoi w - aid in thigh. I '.rst I .ii-iiu njlil Armor ■ ’Ph'yer, reeovt-ring; i’irst Lienicuant John < '1 Murphy, right arm .-iml body. Captain , W liiam A. Armstrong, Private I'larem -- , 1 : ■ I;.,by shrapn'-l; Sergc.-mt Joseph B. , Ai <lrt ws, left thigh; Private John Mellon- f aid in clhln; Frtvalt- Rudolph Dan.-mn, right ; h-'. iid'. r I'riv John 1« F. 11: k. bu -■ t ■ exploded in wouml. Private G. A. Seleux, iu back, serious. Private Daniel E.imm, 1 .1 I.vate John W !•'< rm Jr., I‘ri- | vat' Fair brother, : ■ . PrivaJohn | I’utreill, om- ■ V--; Private Andrew J An- | d< 1 son, slightly; Serg< 1 Rob. rt V\ Lesh er, slightly . Prl-v ate \\ Uli im M. < 10l 1 re< to, off; !'■ Nolan, slightly, i’rlv.it" H ray XV Fide, Ixidly; Pr:- vat. John Leary, badly; Private Arthur ; a., i.i. slightly . Private J. - .a •• evere ly . I’ri- g.mt William II Ros. had he- 1 ,-ht arm Shu oft. Private rg e Horn, badly wounded Friv.it" Nelson Alilmuse, r:,ht lung, Corporal W.ill.n-.- W B.gg.-rs, 11 11:- ' Iv Private Jm-ol> Pakster, slightly. Private [ Henry R. Elliott, slightly; il Wil- . Jiani A. Armstrong eriousiy ■ ward Bonner, seriously; Corporal Patrick XV aid, s-Friously. Curi'omi X'i'-ior D. Horton. I great toe -off I’r-,.11>- Harry A M:t -ii.-'l, - slighUy; Privat' Edward School- r, in haul, , sliglhtlv; Private .Xlollri-aux, slightly; Pri vate Cail M. Martin, slightly. Sergeant , , . ( |1 . ■ . . ' A Golden, badly I'iivai. Alb--iy Fltigel, I badly; Private Charles Melik, li.olly . Pro- 1 val ■ C'liarles G. S- anion, s. f -m.-iy , Private j Thomas P. < iordon, riou sly Private , Chari. I’. Case. 1 ■ i’hillp W. L: net. slightly S v out of nim-t'-en ofli' ' rs wm- wounded, . old : ■ ■ ■ ■wounded in this regiment. Loss in Kent’s Division. With <Tt;m-ral K- t’.l.'.-. Di'. i.-i'-ii N'. ar Santi ago de Cuba, July ti. via Jamal- a, July 7. ■ ■ The following is the loss by regiments in Send Your Orders to 7 &9 OecaiurSt., AHanta, Ga. Distillers of “Stone Moumain” Corn Whisky The la st brand of XY’iiiski m ide. in Gi or , Absolutely |asr.- .mmenib-d bv tl..- leading physicians for nt'dicina! and family use. Priro- $2 ”°' and p - er rilUu.s2.2S, $3.00, $3.50 Gallon. Our $3.50 Whisky Is eight years old. Satisfaction guaranteed or money given b.o-k. Shipp'd by freight or express to any part of the t’niti-il S;.i..- and ('anada. Terms cash Remit by postulllce ur Southern express money orders. G<-m-ral Kent's divi.-ion of the Fifth army I I corps. This division sustained the heaviest . I loss in the lighting' .f July Ist and lost I more men in d> ally hargi on San Jmm ',. , th in any oifi r urg-di-za'ion engaged m General Hawk ns's Brigade. Sixth Infantry. ; K tod •-ffl"'. ■ 4 men 13; wounded, ' i -fli-rs ; nm. m i 23. j Sixteenth Infantry, 1 Killed -rnffi -TS J. tm-n 14. wounded, t i oflii- ' ■ tin n 101. total 121. Seventy-First New York Infantry. I Klll-d -'..iffi'-ers a. men 13; woumied. ‘ offie • -1, nn-r. GO: ".-i'll 71. Pearson’s Brigade. i Second. Infantry. Kil '.l Oflb.er- nun . men C, wounded, i i officers I, men 17. total 57. Tenth Infantry. Kilt'--! < ifli-'. im a 5; wounded, officers : I 5, men 35; total 4G. | Twenty-First Infantry. - - . - -1. o‘ 1 ■ - ! i cer.s 1. nun :t2: total 39. General Erwin’s Brigade. Ninth Infantry. Kill-.l—Offii e-s 1. men wounded, officers I non", men 27; total 31 Thirteenth. Infantry. ; Killed -oil:- "is 2. men 10; wounded, offl- I eers 5. men 85; total 10-S. Twenty-Fourth Infantry. Killed -<affi- .-rs _ nt'-n 11; wounded, offl j C'-fs G. men 74; total 93. Grand total 693. Total mimbr-r eng.ig'.l 5.100. In ml.-'; dit i ion the p'-reentage us loss is ** CAMPBELL WAS EXAMINED, i ! He Has That Money Hanna Gave to ’ Boyce To Buy Votes. . Cim'inn.iti. July 7 ■ trip :-<l.l -Colom !T. | I C. Camplit.:'. "im-y of N.-w York ami ' I Cim'lnnaii. appeared before Judge Demp -1 ssey to .submit to un examination as garn.'h;hee in the suit of Goodrich H. Bar- | hour against H. H. Boyce, of Mark Hanna I senatorial bribery fame Barbour’s claim dates back to April 20, : ami there :s ' quite an amount "f interest due. The al : leged bribery mom y Colonel Campbell is ' < I. f.: ed to ‘l ive In his pos-ses.-iion is 51.750 Attorney Ferris read from Campbell’s testl- - timtiy before the senate investigating com i mlttee. whci " lie t( stifled that sl.uw was ‘ given him as a fee by Mr. Buyce to secure I a vote for Hanna for Uniied States senator, j $20,000 10 be expended for that purpose. If mi'l's.-ary. All the amount advanced was * $1,750 "Where was the money paid?" asked Ferris. ‘‘Paid at the Emery hotel,” was the re ply. ‘ In what kind of money?" •‘ln bills or ciirrc-ii'-y? ’ “United States money 7” i... ' “Y.-s ” "When was this?” "It was tn the early par' of January of i this year. The $750 was paid on the night ' of tho s-inm day the SI,OUO was paid at I Hot"! Emery ” "Where is the money now?” ' In my r afe in New York, waiting the ilisnositl -n of su?7s there and also on the I United States senate in the mattet of the I S'-natori.-i 1 election inv"sti.gation.” | "Where are the papers in the matter?” ”1 turned them over to the senate offl- ! ct.ils." I “Are you garnisheed :n tho suits tn New York?" No, they were more in the nature of an nttaehment brought by the creditors of Mr. Boyee.” “What arc the amounts?” “In on" ease $768 is involved and In an other $165." The ease Is sill! in Judgo Dempsey’s hands. Bac.e Horses Burn to Death. St Louis, July 5,-This afternoon fire broke out in the stables at the fair grounds and within an n uir six Valuable 11 . ■ ■ bles had been con - 1 Bernay lost Equftome. Anou ma and Rey d"l Corsa and C!"in Cleverlng \ .. ;■ ■ .... Fi w a and a chest nut filly by Faustus out of Black Crook. The entire loss is < '.imate-i at $10,060. Attend Business College During' Sum- mer. ’ Sand to Wilbur R. Smith, president of 1 . mercial Colli ge .if Kentucky univei flty, Lexington. K\.. f"i‘ anmmm-i-im-nt of Snnt im-isslon of this famous college. See advertisement. • On Chinese railways the highest paid MHipSuyee/j are the telegraph operators, who get >17.80 per month. WANTS TO KILL REY. SA® JONES 1 Remarkable Alleged Delusional Insanity of J. F. W. Risse,. ! THINKS HE IS PERSECUTED i Went to Cartersville To Settle the Mat ter with the Evangelist. 1 RISSE ARRESTED ON TELEGRAM i A Pathetic Scene at Risse’s Home, Where He Has a Wife and Seven Children. There was locked up in the Atlanta - Uy prison last Monday a. German who was tak'-n in custody because he had b"'-n to Cart"'. .Ill", G.1., for the purpo e, it Is charged, of killing Rev. Sam !.’. Jones, the noted evangelist. Th.- prisoner is J. F. XV. Risse, a German citizen of Arlanta, wli" resides at No. 18 Broyle- street, aid ho Is said to be a. vieiim of Hie wild, st delusional insanity, what th" ".xperis on insanity call a para noiac. Th'.'re ;s in the whole story of Ins delusion and his final decision t > kill Sam I Jones, forth" purpose of getting rid ot’ 1 his pi rseeutor, many thrilling details. For nearly five years Risse lias been i firmly convinced, he says, that Sam Jones Iwa nd ivor : -r.: ■f ; :. - - - u ■ I his family. He has written many letters to th" "vang'list telling him that the mat ter must be settled, and when Mr. Joiv s r-'plied that It was all a mistake the delud'd mail looked upon th" disavow 1 a- ' .-id'terfug ■ and a prev;iri .ition. which only st r'-ngt hen- d his belief that Mr. Jones was persecuting him. Risse had told his family of the perse cut: n and had made th-in believe with him. Night .in I day he had talked to his wife and children of th" great wrong Sim Jones uas doing him. Finally', after five years of the Imagined persecution, he made up bis mind tiiat he could bear it 110 longer ol d wnt to Cartersville for ihe par ti ise of settling it once and for all, lie Fortunately Mr. Jones was not at home. Mrs. Jones received the. matt and when ho had gon away she wired tho chief of police, of Atlanta ami requested ttie chief of police of Cartersville to do the same, asking him t > arrest Rlsso as soon as lie returned to Atlanta. I'pon tho telegram Risse was taken tn custody by Detectives XVoot- n and Hewitt when tho night train arrived from Car tersville. ami was safely locked up at police barracks. Aftei his incarceration Risse was exam in 'd by City Physician Hurt, who at onee priiiouiu'd the prisom-r a victim of ii- lu ,-i mal insanity. Tho physician thought it u.s ore of the most mark-I cases he h id ever come In contact with. While the poor fellow was raving i.i th" city prison about Sam Jones ami the wrongs he thought that pers< n had in flict'd upon liim. a good "id German wo man ami seven little children w re waiting late at. night for Hie return of the only person unto whem they had to look for food ami clothing. When they were informed of the where abouts of the husband and fatnei »y Po lice Commissioner Jones a seem- was wit nessed which was extremely path' tie. Telegrams Asking - His Arrest. Last Monday afternoon the chief of police ree iv <1 two telegrams from Carter.-ville (Inc was from Hi" chief of p'lice "1 ' ai teisville asking that J. F. XX Bis-'" be arn-st.-d, as he had threatened the life of Rev. Sim P. jot.es. Tho other telegram came from Mrs. Jones, who said that Risse had called to sen Mr Joii'-s, ami finding him away from home, had threatened to kill Mr. Jones. Mrs. Jon.-s also asked that Ris.se be arrested and locked up. The telegrams were opened by Captain Jennings, who turii d them over to Detectives Hewitt and XX 00- ten. The officers met the tram from Car tersville ami found Risse as In stepped from tho corn'll. Risse made no resistance and went quiet ly to the police barracks, lie gave his name and was placi d in a cell. A short while after bJs arrest tire at is* oner was seen by a r pr. si n'attvo of The ■ Constitution. Police Commi. slom r Junes : and Dr. Hurt, the dxtli ward city physi- j clan, in nqilv to questions tisl-:- 1 him Risse made the following remarkable j statement . How the Man Talks. “I am forty-eight year-; of ag- .and have • been in Atlanta for thirt'-en y.-ars. < tv. r 1 four years ago Sam Jones began bis eftort.; to ruin m" Ti"- fit st thing he did v--:‘ 'o tell my employers. Hunnh utt <S Hf-lltn gr;:th, that i w.c- implicat' d in s -me -deal ing in their stoi'-. I was then trying I ’ 1 get .1. lietter situation md that t d m . . Sim s then ho has tol l all m fi'b-t d < that ' 1 was a thief and ought lo b- .’t"i oct of ; town. I wrote l-lm thirty-otie lett -rs, tl" ■ first one b.-ing dat'd clg-it.-en months ago. 1 lo p: writing and ftlllng h:m tli.it t :is 1 thing had to lie :• tt.-d and that lie had to ' 1. •me alone. Be r< -I only -i< < and | then It" wrote me a.• -- oi li< that I was mistaken and that he h id nev> r I tried to harm me, as he didn't < ven know , me. Os Cour.-'- that was written lust to ■ throw Ine <>ff the track, for lifter that ho I !-;• pt up his mean work h-irting me et-..'.r- j ) a.-', r all he could. I told him two weeks I ago that I was going to Cartersville to s- " | him. and today being t.h> Fourth of July i arid . holiday. I j-,:.-t th.-ngfit. It was ibuiit i tin b.,,:; in.a- I could find In sen J..m,. and ' make him - tl< tltij whole matter u.’ rm- right aw.iy. When 1 got to t'arli-rsv.lie ' 1 found tiiat S.uii Jon-s had git a--ite-1 I and run away. I met his w;ie ami she ■ told nt" Mr. Jom-s w: n't Hare at'-i •.- n I I km-u he w is seared. I h."l to . . 11l ba. k , to Atlanta, but 1 will see Mr. Jones again.” ! XX h< n ask< d if h • trit .1 to kill Mr. Jot or if it had been his Int'-ntlon to kill 1,.m 1 if he had found liim at home. Risse re plied: * ’ll, u* 11. I didn't want to kill him. but. 1 I I ■■'" h-'i-d not s.-tih-d tile matter, 1 don't kn-.w what i might iutv.. don.-, for 1 huv- ; bttuxl thu thing- as l‘>ng as | a ni g<vn* r to " '■ I""h.d no pustol or knife . : I only Can" d an umbr. la in Ids hai I if- * '''t': that .-■ 1.1 made my thr ats to Jones win n im was talking to Sirs I .Torn ■ This, how, -. : . j X| ' ’• J° n<s s kgram to the chits of po- ' What Sort of a Man He Is. -"’ .1 p..«. ti'allv built man’ with I 1 k ha-lr and dark t ... ner7ee U tle in , h, , S manner - but talks P ' " ' 11! ”"' i; until h. gets to dis- i Jum's" T.?7 ”■ i -rind. W.o-n Co^ l :X l .7’!AuA t s’' > ;vs , introduced to hint lie « .<!»•. ~ . .. . ! ami asked qmekly and in a most' ex- md I way: "Are you any kin to Sam Tones? Fn- if I you are I don't umt you ’ l() c ,, ni „ me.” He was assured tiiat th'-re w~- no r.-ht I J-III'-.S w IS tht only person who could get. him to H.sy anytning-. When why he . Mr Jonea ri.id tiers. - i;c,| limi. lie stretciied his loul sinewy arm through the Iron grating of his cell door and with liis fist cl- ■-- n.-d file replied “XVliy do 1 think so? Because it Is so. Bow did 1 1- arn it? XX hy, my friends tell me ibout it exery day " “Name om- friend who lias every spoken 1 of . ' • ■ a f. told 'XX he. there is Mr. Herbert Hunnicutt. Ho told tn-- that Sam Jones a,lid i w.i.s the thief who stole tho tilings out of tlie office, ti’i, 1 hear it on all sides, and Mr. Jon. s lies when he denied it But ne can't foul tm- with any tales." Out at Risse’s Home. Rlsso gave Ills home address as No. 18 Broyles street, ami si reporter The Constitution w.-nt to that place with Po lice Commission' 1 J ones last niglit ibouf 10 o’clock. Mrs. Biss.- had retir'd, but some of the children were sitting up w ilt ing for their father to Come horn. The purpose ot the visit was made known to a boy about twelve years of age .md ho called 'his mother. A middle-aged German woman invited the visitors into a. .sitting room. : spoke English with difficulty and lor son had to interpret marly all sin- said She was surprised to hear th.it her hus band was in trouble, but she believed tli.it Sam Julies ii-'id deeply wrong.-I him and sh" 'had expected tiiat he Would see the evangelist about it soon r or I.i:--,-. The boy said his father was a Christian Scientist, and talked wildly on r.-ligi-.-us matters, but had never shown any evi dences of insanity. In the room wero three or four little girls who listened to al; tiiat was said with open eyes. Mrs. Risse stated tiiat her husband had onee worked for Hunn:<-utt and Belllng rat'h, but for n y> ir or more 'lie had been employed at the Winship machine shops. He earned s7..'>o a. week which, with $2 a week made by the little boy in a cotton I factory, was nil they had to 1 ; There were eight c tildrui, gone to tie- w T and ■ - I the family in -om. .«.; 1 w k ■ ; ' The Good Woman We 1 English, “I . < 11" w 1. t : w:. y w 1.. -< ‘ ! and ( don't ki-ow wnat . j Thu go •:! w-'.ii'l'i w'a «i i What Will 13: Dune w. '• i ■: ■ ■ . | some of Mr. Jon. - . ? TII.I c ase and :s d : R i C tersv I . m .Xi rs. Join ■; . d Mr. J -■ j Worn Out Women Ha .. an.) don ’ Im v it. I •■•.■ mi. . 1 “The Wife's Friend, Every married woman s ■■ «' have a. box of "'I a . XX ‘ " • dress upon r-a-f ,;.t Addrtss p <> p i YOUR •IHiK- ■ ■ ’.* ■ ' RsiibfisSsWßJ ..!b>' -vij brc ; -i». 1 n/. /> ( fl f .itfi s ’.' 1 (til chiinc* vuu't! rt'er have. >'iif ‘ •<• jn ;< H NOLITHEI.S (!>< i i ~ S'. U ■,> in Ai So Money In Hvawc* will: k runn forsPM m fFvi:. :i Shr T-cdanvwhereC ■ >.l> wit!i i -r- ■ l.ar~e £11:14. ( ala? ri>«* Yrro. CzkSH I \ L I\i » 16» W. Van Buren Streep W. Hi, €hku«o, IL:« Mention ’ <• - A t i 1 .~...n > ■■■■ '■■■ ’ '- waited. ■.■ ■ ■■ ■■ ' ' A. D. MEAI> C\\ I.E < >)., Chieau'o M itton rhe •■ 0.P3 instant reliei, final cure in 10 ■ Hs® ’•< •’*■* ! * 1| I1S: ’"' l’ ,u Lt • ,v " K ■' '* I B no snpp< -m t' R» »»»<•«!> mulled free. Addre»t>,C.J Maso*. KoxsW,Avw Y Ji*® .Qoji*tii'iy<aah 9

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The Atlanta constitution. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, July 11, 1898, Page 9, Image 9