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PAGE TWO We Lighten Your Pane WITH % Gas Arcs. Connections Free. Gas Company.. Cardinal Vannutelli sip* * i j '‘ ’ v M I f V Cavdiunl Vnnniitolli, tin- Paj>nl Lt-gutc who pr,'girted over the EuchurUtie COll - in Loudon. DR. FLOWER HAS BEEN PROBABLY LOCATED Man Who Miulo the Scn»u ttonal Eiinpp from the Richmond ia Located. RK'HMONIt. Vii \ man suspected of being Or It (' Flow, r. who m„,l a ssnsatjonsl escape from the Hioli monrt polio, h work ago, when an at tampt »»« matte to arrest him amt (4h»r inamtHia of an all", ,| ,n* on a oliargg of «* ladling has 10-en local *d ai FtshsrxvlUe, In Augusta county Tho snaps, t la raid to I uve roan to Ftshsrsrllb on Frida, tho atioi noon of ih» day Dr. Flower la sup l***d to hat, left Itirhmond. arte havua remained In hiding here for •everal day* The man ai Fu-hr-ravlUe gnawer* In every detail to the description of Dr Flowrr. even to the newlj apr up In* muatarhc which Flow , r la aald to have worn The Rloltaiond atttho 1 tlwa loat n„ time in instructing the Flahaiavtlle department to place tho si. spec* under arrest and report h<>re The polio. are confident that Dr Flower hart not been aide to make hia way to aev large etty They a«t „v ary avenue haa baen cloaed aaamet him L Pylt eater It Kona announce tn today'a llerald thrtr Fall Opening of hoya' and chddren'a *ood» rin are ahowin* ihla eea-on. a lar*.. varlelt of hnva' and childrens pond* than ever shown lit them tutor,' I’arenl* are eordtallv Invited to call and ace that* new fall line whethei they with to porchaae or not There 0 I buy your boy* thither, wh n ou yen buy Sew York made c.othea right Here in August, Bilious ? Dfk"t mil tfrm lh+t «i«nn hw 1 fMfflW* hrallh 4>4 GIN Ctoaa. Vaßaa ..* ritHao. H.M Saw. \Xia«W. a*l Ih> u.ik lOMM \KII IKON MOHHto ANU kU>l'l\ AlllluMi Im». .... m , C # Mrs. William Astor Compares English and American Society NEW YORK "I am not vain enough to think Sew York will not bp able to get along very well with out me Many women will rtae up to j take my piace Hut I hope my Inflii-1 ,-nee will he felt In one thlng.Nand that la discountenancing the nndlgnl fh'd methodic employed by certain Newi York women to attract a follow log. "They hnve given entertalmnenla that belonged under a elreua tent rath er than 111 a gentlewoman's home." In llilh rutting manner did Mra. Wil liam Astor In an Interview, ahow hej dliMpproval of the inethoda of Home memhera of the "Kmart Kef." "The political hostesses hav. a ' mueh I letter ehanee of reiUftlng aueh ' hii Ideal today than we women of New York In Europe you will find hi the tdg halls and musics,ea a brilliant ar ! WRIGHTS MOTOR GIVING TROUBLE I.KM ASK. France Although the I ! weather has been perfect from an j aeroplane point, Wilbur Wright, the | American aeronaut, hnR not tieen able lo repeat his aerial experiment), ills motor Is proving ohatlnate and after trying It lor a few mlnutca ■ there were signs of trouble and It re | fused to work at all alter alx min utes In fact a new Wright myaterjr Is being created by reason of this mo tor A little tint,, ago It was running marveloualy. No one haa touched It since, but punctually each time It la tried It stops after working alx mtu ules tie took It to pieces and then put It toy, y . i igaln. but atlll It re fuses to work consistently. Mr Boll* and a score of Intelligent turn bent over It In vain The motor dotted them all. Several well known aeronauts vis ited the camp today In spite of the fact that the military were firing and caused Mr Wright to leave his shed Among them wore llaron Economos. vice president of tho Aero club, of j Austria Today Mr Wright cannot possibly 1 go out before evening even If his tun tor Is working well, owing In the fir j Ing of the military. KILLED LARGE BEAR in south st. paul! ST FAIT. Minn A large hear.l driven Into rlvllUatlon by the forest, fires of Northern Minnesota was kill ; ed Monday In South HI. Paul after s long chase The bear, which weighed t.lO pounds, first made Its appearance | j In the streets of South Park, a suburb.l I Saturday afternoon The slayer of | j the bear, l.ouls Mlkketson. a butcher 'of South 8t Paul, brought the bear | down with one shot, tie drove Ini | mediately to hia shop, where the anl j j mal was weighed and dressed After dressing the bear the scales I tailed to move at the JMhpound mark - The animal was sold entirely, not so 1 | much as a bone being left, and Mlk j kelson netted $126 for hts day's work " Ho* tic >cur bowcli?" tha »»l». Hf know* ho* important U the qutt hon of ccrutipatlen. He Inoart tbit (n»c* tiwiry ol ibe liv*r will often produce rnott duaatrou* rctultv NTe bclitvc Ayer'* Pill* «rr the hen liver pill* you c»n jsiaaibh take. REPAIRi M«*s. Hit!'. BrMto Twtoa. Ac . tor am m •* <*• bM.i\r». mm ru» r«n»*.' Itaoelrv la. war. Xk.flU, IVltoo ItaHlna. ray of cabinet ministers, journalists, ambassadors, men and women of the stage, painters and poets, and the powers of the money world such as no loader In New York 4mld bring together or would attempt to bring together. "I have thought of doing It all my life, but have never seen the possi bility of succsk*. 11l the ftisl plate, we have too many politicians In America, where In England they have statesmen. "If they were all Ilk" Mr. Roose yelt, what a difference there would he! Mr. Roosevtit la a true Amer ican, hut he would be at home In the most elegant court In Europe. He Is not above paving scrupulous attention to hts wardrobe and his manners. Any hostess In New York or Newport would he proud to entertain him and the men In Washington like him." Miss Elkins Mri. Katherine Elkins, whose nmrviaße to the Dnke d'Abniiil, is expert ed to take plaee, despite the opposition of Itnliai Royalty. CASE OF CHESS ON TBSISPOBT MANII.A \ rev,, of cholera dtacovored on board the United State* army tranatK»rj Sheridan The nulling of the veasel will he delayed thivo day a. FOE HORSE RACING SCHEME FIFO • KINGSTON Jamaica It la report ed that a dropped Through. It tiring lm|Mv»lhle to ralae the necessary capital In the Vtilted State#. THE AUGUSTA HERALD COL. I. L STEWART ORDEREDBICKTO FORTJMI fort HUACHUCA, Art*.—Ordered back In exile at Fort Grant, Col. Wil liam F. Stewart will not ne allowed to make the SO miles test recently prescribed for him hy the war depart ment. No reason has been assigned for the changed plans A terse order mailed from the headquarters of General Thomas, at Denver, September 12 ms received Monday, commanding the colonel to immediately report for duty at Fort Grant, the lonely post to which he wi.s .rent a year ago. When seen yes teday. Col. StPwart n Imltted that he had oeen ordered to r> turn to Fort Grant without making the test. He said he would take l\o train from here on Wednesday morning and go to Wilcox, Arlzon'a, where he "'ill be met by his companions In exile, a mgro cook, and William Nail, a civilian, who, on Thursday, will drive with him back to his 'ws:. Col. Stewart, it Is declared, will re sist retirement. He insists that he can prove himself fit for services if given a courtmartial, and that he wilt never surrender tl '"1 he is given a hearing. SHIELDS REPORTS DEMOCRATIC GAINS ATLANTA, Ga.—Arthur Shields, one of the best known and most popu iai telegraphers In the south, who holds a responsible position with the : Western Union Telegraph company In Atlanta, returned Monday from a va | cation trip through Kentucky and Indiana. During his absence |m Visit ed the cities of ( hattanooga and i Nashville. Tenn., Louisville and o ber | important points In Kentucky and West Baden Springs, Indiana, the lat | ter or which Is one of the best know n i pleasure resorts In the United States. Mr. Shields, who lias a wide t<- qualntauce, says he found the demo i i-ratlc pulse in better shape on nis | present trl| that he has in many j years. Everywhere prominent lead [ i-rs of the party are discussing with | great gusto the chances for demo ! criitle success. Bryan is unquestionably the man of tho hour." said Mr. Shields If salks counts for votes, the Nebraskan will lie elerted bv a large majority Manv men who have hitherto looked upon republican victory as a cer tainty are now singing quite a dif ferent tune. It Is Bryan sure, th v -iv Taft is certain to be defeated. Not only does one find evidences on all sides of promised democratic landslide, but there good evidences of pro qieritv »nd better feeling gereral Iv oil till' part ol the people In oth ,’r words, the country, at least that part of It l visited. Is In fine shape and the people are most optimistic. It does a fellow good to see so many I pie with happy hearts and tnvilug faces.” Mr. Shields is well and favorably known among the newspaper t. 'ter nit> having for many years handled ~,-eVs specials out of Atlanta. He is a close student of political conditions and What he has to sav as to condl tions'm Tennessee. Kentucky and Indiana will be read with unusual in terest lie was busy all dav Monday limiting hands with his friends in the capital city. Just Exactly Right. "I have used Dr King s New Life Pills for several years, and find thorn ; just exactly right, says Mr. A. A. Felton, of Harrlsvtlls. N Y. New- Life Pills relieve without the leas* dis comfort Host remedy for constlpa tlon biliousness and malaria 25c at all druggists. REV- AARON S- WATKINS PREACHED IN ATLANTA ATLANTA, Ga Rev. Aaron S Wat kins, of Ohio, the vice presidential candid ate on the prohibition ticket, preached at the Baptist Tabernacle Sunday lie took the position that In temp''ranee question was th ■ one [real i ■« tn tliti «tiatn Ur Wgf sins explained the principles of h.", parly and took several tails out of the democrats and republicans for t • imj i, towards tempi me*. s,yrup tffigs ‘-"^E'lixir^Sonnn ( It'ansi's Hit' System Ljfcct uall v. Dispel s I olds antiiit'tui Oi lit", tluo to ( onstmntion; At ts naturally, acts truly as a laOMitu p. Host |m •\len\votncn and Child ran-Younj* and Old. It» j>rt its Henefiriul Ejjects AUnssU tl ie OPruhtiP vvhirh lias' tin* Jiul name oj the Com '''CALIFORNIA po Stri p Co. K v*H*m it tn«Ru|»rtun»(l,)n4pii on tH# front o| p» pq parkng*' SOLD BTALL lAADINC DRUGGISTS wmt »i;r rrjpiUr price bottio FIRST MERISIS Gill RERIH SENTENCE MANlLA—Tutrust Hicks and Till man Taylor, formerly soldiers of the 25th Infantry, who were convicted of murder for separate offenses, were sentenced to be hanged in Moro province. They are the first Ameri cans to be given the death sentence I in that province. The evidence agpinst Taylor yvas 1 circumstantial. It is probabie an ap-1 peal will be taken io the United States supreme court on the ground that the soldier was depn.ed of his rights to a jury trial. DR. H. H. SMITH’S FUNERAL SERVICES Was Laid to Rest at Oak land Cemetery in Atlanta I ATLANTA, a.—The funeral ser-! vic-s over the remains of Dr. Hil dreth H. Smith, father of Governor Hoke Smith, who died Monday morn ing, were conducted Tuesday mottl ing at 10 o'clock from the residence, 582 West Peachtiee by Rev. Charles T. A. Pise, dean of St. Phillips Epis copal church. Interment followed at Oakland cemetery. Hundreds of friends were present to pay the last sad rites at the bier of fho distinguished scholar and ed ucator. Mr. Smith died lu his 89th year and his death was due entirely to the Infirmities of age. He is sur vived by his wife and four children. Governor Hoke Smith, Mr Burton Smith and Mrs. F. S. Whiteside, of Atlanta, and Mrs. Everett MeAshan of Houston Texas. It is doubtful if Dr. Smith hud his superior in the south as a man of broad learning and culture. He was a mathmatician ot rare ability. H: was especially fond of astronomical research, and his mind was stored with all the Information on this in teresting subject. He spoke several lancusges. He was for ma"v years 1 connected with educational instltu-1 tlnns, but of recent years devoted his time to literary work. His passing away removes a very able man. WE ARE OPEN. for business six davß of each week and for 52 weeks of each veer. YTfi're telling von so as to have von keep it In mind that j-’ou can drop in any time and buy THAT WALL PAPER you're reckoning on getting for your house. Paper that's becoming for every room you have ran be had here. Plain, embossed or with gold, when I ought of us. the prices are guaran teed correct. W. C. Rhoades & Co., OPERA BUILDING. 'PHONE 757 FURNITURE RENOVATING W ill soon begin and you Mill need the necessities for the work. Now the very best article on the market today for this work is LIQUID VENEER, and we are the sole agents for this article in Augusta. There is no other just as good, for this is the best. All kinds and colors of floor stains. We have the the goods in all size packages. There is nothing that makes the floor look better than a tine coat of stain. If any of your metal nr discolored, there is nothing that equals PU T Z CREAM for putting it back in its original condition. If any of your furniture comes to pieces then it is LA PAGES GLUE that you need. It will hold tighter than any other kind of glue. Remember that we carry everything you need for putting your furniture floor and walls back in thgir old condition. k We have Glass of all sizes and can fill orders rapidly. O’Connor &Schweers Paint Co Broad Street. - Augusta, Ga. ARE YOU BUILDIING? We Carry a Large Stock of TIN HARD WOOD MANTELS, RUBBER k'nOT no* CRATES AND TILES. TAR PAPER PARIAN HOUSE PAINTS. Black and Galvanized Corrugated Iron, Tar and Rosin Sized Build ing Paper; Tin Shingles, Etc. , Estimates cheerfully furnished on Tin Roofing, Gutters, Eto., GCJ-. vanized iron cornices, and skylights. DAVID SLUSKY, 1009 BROAD STREET. WANTED—AbIe Bodied Laborers Apply at once to R. G. Hitt at lot opposite Lom bard Iron Works or office RIVERSIDE MILLS. ALSO DOUBLE TEAMS; none but those having good, strong animals capable of pulling a good load need apply. WOMEN ASSORTERS are request ed to return to work. RIVERSIDE MILLS Lime! Lime! We will deIiver—DISINFECTANT LIME FOR TEN DAYS, to any part of Augiista, 85c. Per Bbl. Augusta Builder’s Supply Co. Phone 321. 643 Broad St. Augusta, Ga., August 31, 1906. To Our Friends and Patrons, Our large and varied stock of Vehicles, Harness, Carriage and Wagon material,' etc., has been absolutely saved by my corps of sales men, mechanics jnd porters, scarcely a thing damaged. For the past three days, Friday, Saturday and Monday, we have been cleaning up «nd re-arranging stock, and are now just In condi tion as if nothing had happened to this goodly city. Soliciting a continuance of the favors heretofore so liberally be ..towed by Friends and Patrons, We are, Very truly yours, H. H. COSKERY. MEET ME AT HICKEY’S Where You Get the Best Work by the Best Workmen. Remember the place, 221 Eighth Street. HICKEY’S BARBER SHOP. Bn i lt Red and Buff, Dry Pressed • » I w i\ and Common Building LARGE STOCK. PROMPT SHIPMENT. Georgia-Carolina Brick Company / Howard H. Stafford, President. Write for Prices. AUGUSTA, GA. TUESDAY, SEPT. 15