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The morning news., 1892-02-22

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/ Having t0z1c = ny ON sTpss-is1cs t-st
I t1is rsizi51 i = comfort scd 5 toy. stz-d
here y C Elz1sC1 . . you- Il E1s days q
ny infancy / vas carried o. Christian par
slss . tbs Eo1ss q God. sud co1sscrsssd n
baptism 70 re Fatner. aad t5s 81, and ths
hoy Ghozt BIT thss did not save ns. IN
AFTER tims I vas taught % kDssl .. ths
C1rls-is1 family El-zr vita fst1s- al
no-1sr sz11 brothers Eod slEse-E, tbs D1st
q ten DOE Il glory Dut tost III nOi save
ne In sftsr tine rad Do11rldgs's Rise
and Progress. sDd bzKpsrs Cal % ths
c LEc1rTsrts1. zld al tie rsligious book .
around nv fst-sr'E oczssb.l3. b1t t1zt ci1
rot save ne Bat ore day tie vo5cs q Christ
cane into ny heart saying. "Espsut rs-
peat. bellsFs. believe s11 I scsp5st
tbz 1der q mercy. and tho1zh 10 doubs
there Ess more Joy IL hssTsn over tLs en-
vers .on 4 Otssr souls because q their far
reaching ind1snce, I verify believe Ehsu
gave ny heart . God ttsrs were sOns
spirits IN heaven ths glsd1er for tas css1-
There i JOY IL heaven among tie angels
Of God over o8s sinner that repentetn. !"
Toru this day . the Lord who bought you
LEI this whole su1is-cs surrs1der them
selves % Jesus Chris. II for ten, twenty,
fifty years you have not prayed, bezin nov
70 pray. ~On yo1 say. q can't pray Can
you n0t say, God b msrcif1l o me, q SIX
nerf NO" you say, i can't say hat Tnen
can you no. lo1k % the throOe q mercy :
NO. you az, II can't look up Cea yo1
not thsn give some signal like that which
was gwen b. the lad 10 the hospltsii He
was sick and suffering and dying. snd
wanted speedily % 20 away from al suffer
ing and pain, and be said % his comrades IL
the bospi-sf: "It Ia strange % ne that
Jesus Doesn't Sc me 1heu be goes through
here nights and takes others % himself He
goes through here and be doesn't Sc me.
must Be asleep and be doesn't know want
20 20.
NOW, I tel you how III arrange IL. I'll
20 70 Sleep with my hand up, and then,
when Jssus comes through the hospital By
night be will So my hand lifted, and be
will know by that want 70 20 with him
50 IL was done. For that night Jesus went
through the hospital aad took tie suffering
lad, aud the next morning the nurss pass
ing through the wards Of the hospital, saw
dead hand lifted brsosd d ons side
against the pillow, And ths left haod hold
ing The elbow of the right arm. Jesus had
seen the signal and answered IT, o. SICK
soul, wounded soul. dying soul, canst thou
not give some siguAli Wit tuo1 not lift
one hand or one praysri God grant that
this day there may be Joy In heaven among
the angels Of God over your soul forgiven!
The morning news., 1892-02-22
LOCALS FROM QUINCY.
a Heavy Demand for Builders Mate
rials-hew Cottages Going Up.

a Heavy Demand for Builders Nate
rials-hew Cottages Going Up.
QUIscY. FLA, Feb. 2l.-There was never
in the history Of Quincy such demands for
builders materials as at the present. AL
mills about town have refused 70 take or
dsrs for lumber because, they say, they
have ss many as they can I'll for several
months 20 come. The same is the case with
those remote from town, where the farmers
are drawing heavily IN order that they may
be in time with tbsir barns for tobacco It
is estimated that from forty 70 sixty barns
viii be built IN the eastern portion OF the
county within the next ninety days The
demand for money Is equally as great, and
for tha. reason the GAdsden County Build
ing aud Loan Association has about decided
70 increase its capital stock % e2j0, 900 and
issue IL as fast as take1 In series Of ESQ, 900
each.
w. N. Cory. general manager Of the Owl
Cigar Company Is building very pretty
2-story cottage east Of town, which has
been lease1 for two years.
A L. Wilson has about completed two
such cottages, also leased before completed.
II seems that the building fever has taken
Quincy.
Col. r. II. a. Davidson has returned
from Washington. His friends here regret
very much that he should have entered the
fight against Senator Call, because he was
good possibility for the governorship at
the coming election, but they now coucode
the fact that he is out Of the race. As yet
the candidates for county offices have not
come forward but il is rumored that there
will be several changes.
Gadsden county Is making no move to-
ward adispiay at the world 3 fair our county
commissioners did not attend the meeting at
Tallahassee Feb. II. 1t seems strange that
our people. with the energy and life which
they display in all other matters, should let
this chance escape them.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
ST. AUGUsTIsE sIFriNGs.
What IL Going on in the Midiwntel
Saratoga.

baratORa.
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, Feb 2l.-Thsr Is
a sense Of satisfaction at the interchange of
courtesies between the great hotel and rail
road magnates Of Florida, Henry N. Flag
Ter and II. B. Plant. The former Rentle-
man, with his essimable wife. Miss Grace
Dobson and DIR. Anderson returned yester-
day from visit 20 Mr.. Plants big hotel
palace at Tampa, and an exchange Of calls
is now looked for by the guests Of the citys
hotels.
The WORK Of the Ocean Steamship Com
pany is felt in this city and IN fact through
out the state in bringing people. To-day
some sixty tourists arrived at the Cordova.
To vary gthe monotony Of festivities the
sheriff has bad lively time running down
murderers and would-be assassins. As
stated in the MORNING NEWS. he has capt
ured TWO this week, aud third, the assas-
sin Of Joseph Llambias. remains hidden.
Weshington's birthday is to be celeb rated
at the Ponce de Leon by grand ball, given
by that prince of generous men, Henry N.
Flagler, TO the officers of the
Fifth United States infantry aud
the officers Of both the regular army
and navy and to the other prominents Of the
militia Of the states Of Alabama and Geor.
gia. The general In chief and his staff, In
full war paint, and such an aggregation OF
bellies as will be present is hard 70 contem-
plate. The affair promises to eclipse the re-
cent Hermitage ball
One Of the features of hotel life is seen
every evening at the Cordoya just before
dinner when the stately and no fuss and
feathers head waiter marshals his force oI
scions Of his corp de Afric preparatory tc
taking their respective positions at the
tables. The airs and dignity of the walters
would put to blush the scions of the
heredity houses of Europe.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
a Bride and Widow in One Day.
From the Chicago Herald.

SAN FRAECIsCo, Feb. 14.-Pretty IT.
year old Conception Sylvia, a Portuguese
maiden Of Contra Costa county, was a
bride at O'Clock yesterday afternoon in
West Berkeley, and three hours later she
was widow. She was married to Frank
Bispo, young Portuguese dairyman, and
after the ceremony and reception the we'd
ding guests repaired TO the station, where
the young couple were to take the train for
San Francisco
= While waiting for the train Bispo took
little nephew in his arms and trotted up
the track while several Others walked along
the railroad. Suddenly the shrek of the
overland flyer was heard and a moment
after 1t swept around a curve. 1t disap-
pesred in an instant. Or one side Of the
track was BispO, dead. In his arms lay his
little nephew. alive, but badly wounded.
On the othsr side of the track lay the body
or Mrs. sylvia. All three had been struck
by the train. The grief Of the young bride
was heart rending. The mourning party
went to the house, where the wedding
supper was cold on the table.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
a RAILROAD KING.
Coils P. Huntington, His Record and
Wealth.

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Wealth.
From the Eeso Hgven Palladium.
NEw YORK, Feb. l6.-Collis P. Hunting
ton, frequently called Central Pacific Hunt
ington. from the fact that be was one Of the
builders Of that railroad and became very
rich thereby. has added 50 largely 10 his
fortune during the last twelve or fifteen
years that be Is now supposed 20 be worth
about s50,OOO.000. Despite his enormous
wealth be has simple tastes. inexpensive
habits and Is wholly free from ostenta-
tion. While neat in his dress, be is
rather careless. consulting comfort more
than style, in which be is a conspicuous ex>
csption 10 the great majority Of Wall street
men, noted for their fassidious and fashion
able attire. As an instance, be has always
been opposed 10 silk hats, so generally
adopted in the financial quarter, con-
tending himself with an emorphous soft
felt Of uncertain though visibly antique
date.
Speaking on this subject one day to
fellow maguete, be said: II feel that am
well enough of TO wear what like II
depended on a $4,000 or &. 900 clerkship, |
suppose / should be obliged 20 mount a
stovepipe.n
Plain, practical man, though be Is, be
has been very lavish since his recent mar
riage, bis second wife, al attractive widow
"hom ne naQ RnoWn in California, being
much younger than himself, and naturally
caring for luzuries 70 which be is indiffer-
emit be has latterly bought high-priced
pictures, paying S35, 900 each for some Of
them, many rare books, fine old china and
exquisite bric-a-brac, etc. All these are TO
adorn the new mansion he has nearly fin
ished at Fifth avenue and Fifty-seVenth
street, in which his wife takes the deepest
interest, desiring to make it one Of the show
houses Of the city.
Huntington. having no children Of his
own, has adopted son of bis present wife
and also a daughter lately married TO
German prince, whose debts, reaching to
round million, be generously paid of to 10
sure his connubial peace Of mind
: The railroad strap Is now past 70, but be
is as vigorous ami alert as he was at 40, aud
looks the reverse Of aged. He is a fine
physical specimen, very tall, broad shoul-
dered, erect and muscular. His simplicity
Of life has served him in good stead, and he
bids fair to be a monetary power for years
TO come,
The morning news., 1892-02-22
4 PooR ssowFoR srLvER
It's Chzrcas n tie House CROWN
Less ETs-y Ley

HAsETxST0x. Fso 2L-As matters noE
sad nsrs. Il i nj lksly that csuczS q
tEs cs-ocrz-zc me-de-s q tie Eozzs Eozld
. q a1y Gss, miss u coad agree
- EdoPt Rsp-sssotstiTs Byuum's
Plan, pat c6 slFzf lazisls-i5u Until
DsKt D=c7ubs- q scc=pt tEs pan o. passing
tos osc-srztory Tes5-ut5l which have bssn
broscoed- Certain l. i that tie free silver
extremists To1id never s1D-I: 20 euT1hicg
E1ore definite IN tts way of opposlt.on %
t1sar pe- schsDs. o. tie other hsod- tie
so1od DoosJ dsnocrz-E specially TIE szs-.
an De1, would never cJlss1t. cz1c1s or 2
caucus, 70 lst down tos bzrs 70 free silver.
EEPEEsEHIATTyE WILLIAMS OPPOSITION
Georgs Fred Williams, tbs leader q tie
s7uo1 money nsa II tLs coinage committee,
and De1 Ike tim Eo1ld not participate in
any caucus that co1Id possibly have such
sn ouscone. Ihs request for TIE cs1c1s Is
CoE II C1a1rmsn E03nanis hands and be
may not cal y unit nsI: week. or pernaDs
o. neEr Saturday might. Ihe chances for
pssslng any silver Dill this session grows
isss and less each day. Tns c0umittee on
ways and means Is = report the oths- bills
81 once- Representative Turner Of that
COMMITTEES said to-day: I've viii bring in
the other bills as sool a. plssible es We
want % get than out of our own way
The morning news., 1892-02-22
MEDICAL.
DOM

Keep c. tskinz pHlA po-szrs O. potions 70 So
o. - boEe-s svs-y dsy. ~ fzEs Si--o.s
LTe- Rezuls-o-, oc>szionAliy. L tooss ID tie
sys-e1- makes cou-i1Csl dosing un1scssssry
4 D, Nss1i1gto1. AK, says ~So other
r711scy ulteln ny EnoElsdEs can III rs Place
have oeen practising ne1icioe for twenty
ye27A s1d have never ben 49, 70 pur up =
vsEs-sbls compound thzt would lzs Sim1o1s
l1Esr ReguAsto-, promptly snd effectively move
tie LfT=- 10 acton. s1d ~ the sane tine sid
dnstes ! q vazksning1 tie digestive poEers- w.
! HASsAFozD, Magnolia. y C.. writes: We
car speak eoss-tuAy q ths merits o. the Rezu-
lstoT Duf are not compelled % take i regularly.
as orr liver Is al right noE. Many q our fri-ods
also use and al speak II tie highest ts-ns Of
tas e6cscy q Sinmons Liver ReEu- -etor.-
The morning news., 1892-02-22
Thomasville Tonlcs

Fleming and Lawyer duBignon, of the Sa.
vannah, Florida and Western railroad, met
the citizens Of Thomasville in conference
Friday to talk over certain grievances of
ThomasYille. 1t was a good natured meet,
ing.
Marshal Spair has armed himself with a
frst-clsss shotgun and he is now cunning
for unbadged dogs
A young lady Of Thomasville. while hunt
ing recently, killed seven quail out Of nine
shots.
Hon. #. G. duBignon of Savannah
bought, yesterday, Shuok, the fine trotting
horse OF the late h. B. Ainsworth, it is said.
for 5000.
Young Spence, who was In Jail here
charged with attempting to shove the
queer" has been taken 70 Macon by the
United States pnarshal.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
APPOINTMENTS IN Florida

TALLHAssEE, FL, Feb 21--Gov. Flen-
ing has made the following appoint
msuts: Walter s. Richmond Of
Jacksonville 70 be suctionesr for
DuVel county; A q Wilson Of
Ferry Pess. % be inspector Of timber and
lumber in Escambts county: DR.. s. L Pot
ter OF Leroy. 70 Be notary public for Mar
ion county: P. NJ Pritchstt OF Bluf
Springs, 20 be notary public for the state st
large.
Miss Annie Nay Anders YVES married 10
RInaldo 2. Van Brunt Of this city a. Ia
nonla, Thu rsdaY. They viii reside hare.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
A Cattle Dealer AssIcne.

STAUNTog, VA, Feb. 2l.-William B.
Crawford. a prominent farmer and cattle
dealer. assigned yesterday. His liabilities
are $4,000 and his assets $4,000. The
objecG Of the assignment was to save indi-
vidual creditors and to save the cost Of liti-
gafion
The morning news., 1892-02-22
FOUND a PETH1F1ED CHILD.
A Disturbed Grave Leads to a Strange
Discovery,

a OAcbdA bO0 0EhNo Ao10S 10 q 6LT6uR6
Discovery.
YORK. o.. Feb. 21.-Lsst week Lewis
Davis and Joseph McCrasken discovered a
grave in the cemetery that had apparently
been disturbed. Their curiosity was aroused
and they investigated. The grave was
opened and found to contain the body Of a
pres y, haxen-haired 5r-yea-old girl, which
lay in about foot Of water. The body was
taken up and found TO be completely perri-
fled. The remains we're inferred fourteen
years ago, and the solidifcation was SO per-
feet that not a line or feature was changed.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
A Barkentlne strended.

PLYMOUTH, Feb. 2l.-The barkentine
Patriot is stranded at Arklow Rock Three
of her people were drowned. A mailboat
which has just arrived from the Scily
islands reports several large vessels lying
TO in distre s.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
Memorial Services at Augusta.

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. 21.-Memorial serv-
ices were held IN the First Presbyterian
church today upon the life and services of
the late DR.. Henry F. Campbell. Or.
Eugene Foster pronounced the eulogy.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
FUNERAL ISVTTATToNs

EEES--Ths friends and scouiu-sncs OF Mr
bAESEE kETEs are respectfully invited % attend
bis funeral from the Office Of J. Gosste, under
taks-. corner Of lincoln and BroGghton streets
~ s-S0 O'Clock THIS MORNING
The morning news., 1892-02-22

Windsor ties. lawn bows and Pequin
goods at LaFar's-Ad.
The morning news., 1892-02-22

M J. O. MCPHERSON having resigned. Mr.
J Z SHEPHERD, formerly VIII Buffers
Phzruacy. noE las charge q
The morning news., 1892-02-22
CITIZENS SANITARY ASSOCIATION.

CTTIZKSs' SANITARY ASSOCIATION
No. 8 DRAFTox STREET,
SAvASsAE, GA, Feb. 2f. 1922
The annual meeting Of the Citizens Sanitary
Association OF Savannah, at which officers Of
the Association for the ensuing year will Be
elected. viii be held a. this Office MONDAY, the
end inst, a. P. 4.
DENIS J. MURPHY,
Secretary
The morning news., 1892-02-22
AEETIRGA

CLINTON LODGE 40. 81. F. AND A. VI.
vii Be bed AZ Masonic Temple, THIS "a
lNoodAy1 EVENING. Feb. 22d, At INK
O'Clock. wv
Tie N u degres viii Be conferred.
Members Of sister lodges. and visiting breth-
ren are cordially invite1 20 meet with Us.
WILLIAM NCHARRIE, W n
WARISG RUssELL. JR-, Secretary.
The morning news., 1892-02-22

II you feel weak and badly, take P. P. P, and
you will regain your flesh and strength.-Ad.
The morning news., 1892-02-22

Mas. JoHs L. LEWIS Of Chicago. nee Thorn
ton, can trace her descent to Alfred the Great.
Kiug Of England.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO WATER TAkERs-
OFT1cE warEz WozEs

sATASD4z. Ga. Fs5 =. 80
Th= Ezts- VII ne shut o. a. ni,s . o'e.ock
THIS lEoudsy1 MORNING II tie district t.
rEssa Fay s1d River strests snd Wes- Brad
s11 WssE Boundsry streets. fo- tie purpass q
repzzr-1E uzin. sd I'll b oE 8 sort tina
JAMES MANNING.
E--a-f--z-z.-s
The morning news., 1892-02-22
SOUTH SIDE PHARMACY
WALTHOUR & RIVERS.

WALTHOUR d RIVERS,
REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING AGENTS.
Proupc returns and satisfaction E7nsranteed-
Parties desiring 10 buy Or sell vii Ind Z 10 rh=r
Advantage % consult Is Several choioe invest
usnts nov on hand; cal ard examine Curnsr
DrsJto1 and -. Julian streets
The morning news., 1892-02-22

NJ MERCHAHTS, manufactures. mersnAtSc3
vi corporations. and al others IN need q
printing. hthogrRphlng. and blank books eas
have thstr orders promptly Oiled, ~ nacoss.<.s@s
ayt1e2 a. the MORNING NEWS F&kExA@@
&JGN& WA&azRzz EaEsgs.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
MILITARY ORDERS.

~-~-~~>~-~-~-~~-~-~-~~---~
HEADq'Rs THIRD BATTALION Ga Vo1s
SAyAssAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS,
SAvASrSAH, GA, Feb. IS. 1922
Orders No. 16.
The battalion Will assemble at the aruory on
MONDAY, the I'D inst, at 9:45 O'Clock A. N
fully uniformed, armed and equipped fatigue
caps and iegEinsl, aud proceed thence By
Coast Line railroad at 10 O'Clock 70 Greenwich
park for target practice.
Ammunition will be furnished By the corps,
but such members as desire TO furnish their own
ammunition may do So
The rules Of the Savannah Rife Association
viii govern the shooting.
Members Of all classes are cordially invited to
JOIN with the active members Of the corps on
this occasion.
By order Lieut.. Col. GARRIRD.
DAVIS FREEMAN,
lst Lieut.. Sd Bat Ga Vols Adft
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-05-05
HICcOUGHS THIRTY A MINUTE
Remarkable Sufferings of Colored HAN in
ReIIevue Hospital. New York.

Remarkable Sufferings of a CoIored Man in
Bellevue Hospital, New York.
New YORK, April 3O.-James Brandon.
a colored waiter, is hiccoughing himself
to death at Bellevue hospital. For
twenty-eight consecutive days, morn
ing, noon and night, he has done moth
ing but hiccough, hiccough, hiccough.
He was taken to the hospital from
home, where he had been without med
zeal attendance. He has not been able
to sleep, nor can he retain food on his
stomach, owing to the unceasing hic-
coughing fits. He was pitiful sight
as he lay in the hospital to-day. His
hiccoughs are at the rate of thirty a
minute, or one every two seconds. He
lay twitching convulsively and piteous-
ly appealing to the doctors to do some
thing for him. The physicians of Belle
vue express themselves as being unable
to suggest a positive course of treat
ment.
Electricity was applied to Brandon's
body in the hope that it would relieve
him, but for the time being the physi-
violence of his attacks. As he is una BILE
to eat, and the nalady has been allowed
to take its course for so long, it is be-
Heved he will die of exhaustion. The
case in every respect is a remarkable
one and will excite the liveliest interest
among medical men when its existence
becomes generally known. Brandon
has fallen off in weight from AS pounds
to 100 pounds IN the t7enty-eight DAYS
of his suffering.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-05-05
HANGED AND YET ALIVE.
A Remarkable Report Which Comes From
Harriston, Miss.

A Remarkable Report Which Comes From
Harriston, Miss.
New ORLEANS, April 29.-The Plea
yune's Harrison, Miss, special says:
Coleman Blackburn stands to-day with
out a rival for the strength of his neck.
On the goth inst. he was hanged for
wife murder at Fayette and is reported
now able to walk around his room and
converse with friends.
After hanging for thirty-six minutes
and being pronounced dead by three of
the local physicians, his supposed re-
mains were turned over to relatives for
interment, who reside in Franklin coun-
ty, distance Of thirty-fve miles over
land. While en- route to the family
burying ground, scratching on the in
side of the coffin was heard
The top of the coffin was removed
and the supposed corpse was found to
be breathing. A local physician was at
once summoned. and after treatment.
the patient was pronounced out
of danger. He was hanged by the new
system and was jerked up fully six feet
with three foot drop
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-05-05

4 spell Of sickness
is due when the systems weakened,
and the blood impure. It's what
you must expect.
But it's what you must prevent,
too. And DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
zeal Discovery prevents as well rs
cures. 1t invigorates the liver and
kidneys, purifies and enriches the
blood, sharpens the appetite, i'm
proves digestion, and restores health
and strength. For Dyspepsia,
silver Complaint" and every form
of Scrofulous, Skin, or Scalp Dis
eases, as Salt-rheum, letter, Fry
sipelas, or any blood-taint, its an
unequaled remedy.
It's not like the sarsaparilIas,
which claim to be good for the
blood in March, April and May.
At all seasons alike, and in all cases,
the &c Discovery alone Is guarGz-
teed IF 1t doesn't benefit or cure,
you have your money back
It's the cheapest blood-purifier, no
matter how many doses are offered
for 4 dollar, for you pay only for
the good you get. But it's the
best, or it couldn't be sold SO.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-05-05
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

THERE was no session of the senate
on the 30th ult. In the house the diplo-
matte and consular appropriation bill
was considered.
AUGUSTUS KoUNTzE of the banking
firm of Kountze Bros, died recently at
the Providence hotel in Madi on avenue,
New York, aged 65 years. Mr.. Kountze
was prominent and successful in fnan-
cial affairs in Western affairs in west
ern states and in New York. The bank.
ing house of Kountze Bros. is the New
York correspondent of many western
banks.
MAY day passed without any trouble
from the anarchistic element The pa
rades in Paris and London were devoid
of interest.
| JUSTICE NJ. V. MONTGOMERY, of Mich
| igan, who was appointed by President
Cleveland to the bench of the supreme
court of the District of Columbia. re-
signed his position to take effect
October 1, 1892.
| THE celebrated Fair Lawn stables,
the property of Smith Mccain, at Lex
ington. KY, were entirely destroyed the
other day by fire. 1t was one of the
finest stock sta bles in the United States
and cost over $4,000 to erect There
We're nineteen horses in the stables and
eleven were burned to death. Among
them were two full sisters of Phil
Thompson. valued at $4,000 each. two
Red Wilkes FLIES and a Robert Nc
Gregor colt There was no insurance
on the horses. The property was in
sured for one-half value The total loss
amounted to S35, GOO. The fire was the
work of incendiaries
| WHILE picnicing on Chiclamauga
creek, Chattanooga, Tenn. three mem
bers of the middle class of the high
school were drowned. They are Wenel
Sanders, son of President Newell San
ders, Miss Bette Cheney and Miss
Blanche Barr, the latter the daughter
of prominent attorney. All the vic
TINS are 16 years of age and belong to
families who are among the most prom
inent in Chattanooga
| "A PROCLAMATION of reciprocity with
| Honduras has been made public at
Washington.
THE Nashville, Tenn. Jail was sue
cessful1y entered and Eph Grizzard, a
colored man, charged with committing
an assault on Miss Bruce, of Goodlets-
vile. was taken therefrom and hanged
from the Cum berland river bridge.
THE public debt statement on May L,
| shows cash balance OF S129. 000. 900, a
decrease of nearly "a, 000, 900 since April
| l. This decrease is due to the heavy
disbursements during the month and
the comparatively light receipts