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HIS CRUEL REVENGE.
A Crazy Gardner shoots a Count and Count
ess on Account of II Maid.

Berlin. October IA dispatch from
Grefswold, Vermonia. announces a start.
ling tragedy in the prlnceiy family OF
Butcher de Wahlstatt. which is connected
by marriage with the Loeb family, OF
Brooklyn, \. y. The news caused
great sensation in Berlin rs the Blucher
de Wahlstatt family is both wealthy and
important, having connections by marriage
with prominent families III England and
the United States, and being descended
from the famous Marshal Butcher.
Count Butchers gardener, it appears, was
desperately in love with very pretty ser
want girl. who was employed on the Wet
now estate The pretty glrl seemed to
have incurred in some manner. not explain
ed, the displeasure of Countess Butcher,
who dismissed her The lOve-smitten gar
dener took the girls dismissal very much
10 heart. and went to the Countess and
Countess Butcher, begging them to reinstate
the girl in her former position. They re
fused to do this, and the refusal appears
TO have driven the gardener to madness.
Count and Countess Butcher, the dis
matches say. were looking out one of the
large windows of the castle yesterday, en-
rirrlv unsuspcous of danger, wnen he
gardener jumped out from behind bush,
raised Il rifle to his shoulder and fired Il
shot. which struck the count III the head,
killing him almost Instantly.
Before the countess could recover from
thn horror Of The situation tie gardener
t;rnd a second shot, which struck Tie tCun-
toss in the neck The gardener then com
mtted suicide with the same weapon.
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HON. RALPHEL j. MOSES.
His Sudden Death at Brussels, Belgium-A
Sketch of Ii is Life.


From The Columbus. Ca, Enquirer-Sun.
MIR. Raphael j. Moses, the courtly gentle
man, the honored citizen and distinguished
jurist is dead.
This sad news was received by dispatch
yesterday morning, announcing the sudden
death of Major Moses at the residence or
his daughter, Mrs. Robert Samuels III that
city. it has been but little over month
since Major Moses left his beautiful home
on the Esqueline to spend the winter with
his daughter, and his health was then as
good as it had been III several years. linlne-
diately on his arrival in Europe message
was sent here that he had borne the trip
remarkably well, and was in excellent spar
its. 1t is supposed his death was caused
by heart failure, as lie had been subjected
to such attacks. .
Major Moses was born in Charleston. S.
c., January 90 1912, and before reaching
his manhood moved to Philadelphia and
subsequently went to Florida, where he
entered upon the practice OF law, achievins
high reputation, and early in the fortles
came to Columbus. where he purchased the
beautiful Esqueline property, which had
since been his home. except a lew years
which he spent in Atlanta. He served the
county in the general assembly, and was
presidential electOr in several national cleo
tons.
About eighteen months since he lost his
wife, but several children and number OF
grandchildren and great-grandchlldren sur
viYe HIM. Ills llVlnG chllufen are -""Joi
J. NJ. Nunez. his eldest son, who is resi-
dent of Austin, Tex; Mrs. Robert Samu,,
els. of Brussels: Mrs. Lionel G. Levy and
Mrs Nina Robson. of Columbus. and Ma
ior r. J Moses and Mrs James L. White,
of New York.
Major Moses had in days gone by fre,
quently expressed the desire to be buried
in the family cemetery on the old nome
stead. and later his remains will be brought
here and Inferred beside his beloved wife
and companion of many years.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup reduces IN
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hottie.
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THE CRAWFORD CASE.
A Mothers Story of the Terrible Effects Of
Morphine and How the Habit
Was formed.

Carlos City, Ind, Nov %, 1891.
DR.. Coblentz.
Sir-Two years ago last June my boy
was crippled by the accidental discharge
OF shotgun, the entire load entering his
thigh just below the joint, fracturing the
bone to the knee. Of course his sufferings
were intense and he had to resort to OPT
ates for relief until the habit became SO
liked that he could not break it off. As
ms hmb grew better his appetite
grew stronger for morphine until o bottle
lasted only a short time His appetite
was all gone, his strength goae, he was
so reduced IN flesh | could carry him like
Child, he being sixteen years old. | WAS
completely discouraged when we accident
ally saw your advertisement. We wrote for
trial bottle as last resort 1t came by
return mail and commencing its use immedi-
ately, by the time it was two-thirds gone
he was happily cured. On his trial course
he IS rapidly improving, is getting fat and
is now going to school on his crutches and
l think will lay them aside shortly, all ow-
ing to your valuable medicine. MAY God
ever bless you and may you ever prosper
and may your medicine reach the afflicted
throughout the land is the PRAYER Of a
thankful mother.
Mrs. Alma NJ Crawford.
Write for full particulars to Or. ]. w.
Coblentz, SO Harrison Street. Fort Wavne
Ind,
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LAMPKiN LOCKED UP,
An Ex-Georsian Makes Two Chicago POLICE
men JumO IiNe:Y.

Chicago, October Especial Cap
tain X. j. Lampkin, saloon keeper of
4' ruth avenue, and character well
known in Georgia, and especially Atlanta
was arrested and lodged behind the bars
tonight after Il desperate struggle, ana
after he had stabbed Il Chinaman almost
to death and attempted to shoot the police
officers who caused his arrest. I.euten-
ant Collins, the officer who gained some
not0riety as the man who brought Martin
Burke, the Crouin suspect from Canada,
and Sergeant Swift were passing along
Fifth avenue tonight and were attracted by
crowd ia front of Lampbin'S place.
On the pavement, bleeding from knife
wound in his back was a Chinanan. The
Monaghan stated that he had been robbed
by Lampbln and when he resisted he had
been stabbed i'll the back by Lampkin and
thrown in the street. The officers went
into the saloon, which act made the cap
tain very mad. He at once stepped behind
the bar and ordered the officers out Of
the house. They did not 60 and he picked
up revolver, and placing it at the head
of Sergeant Swift, pulled the trigger, but
the cartridge did not explode. The Off
GERS lodged behind screen and Iampkin
fired several shots at them, but his aim
was very bad, and he did no damage.
Mrs. Lampkin hearing the shots came
into the room and went behind the bar.
Lampkin turned his head to see who it
was. At this instant Sergeant Swift
struck him q blow with his club and felled
him to the floor. Both officers then jumped
on him and took away his revolver. He
fought them all the way to the station and
ruined two suits of clothes for them.
He was thrown into Il cell and will be
held without bail until the Chinaman's in
juries can be ascertaincd.
Lampkin is well known to the police here
and some time ago caused them a great deal
of trouble by harborng Harry Hill, who
was wanted in Atlanta for forgery. He
is six feet two inches high and wears his
hair long. 1t is said that he is wanted
in two or three towns in Georgia for diff
ferent oneuses.
Il can heartily say to any young man
who is wanting good employment, work
for Johnson & Co, follow their instructions
and you will succeed" So writes an agent
of B. Il. Johnson x Go, of Richmond, Va,
and that's the way all Of their men talk.
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HOB FITZsIN7MONS TALKS.
Saws He Would Like to Make II Fight with
Corbett.

New York, October 17.-Bob Eitzsim-
mons, the champion middleweight, came
TO this city today for the purpose OF con-
sulting his lawyers in regard to his divorce
a reporter had pleasant chat with tltz-
simmons.
Fitzsimmons, in reply to an inquiry about
the failure of the Crescent Club, of New
Orleans to paw him the purse in the Han
fight, said: The Crescent Club, OF New
Orleans, owes me $4,000 on the Han
fight. | hold the clubs notes for that
amount, but / do not think the notes are
worth the paper on which they are writ
ten My lawyers in New Orleans are DO
ing all they can for me, but l have no nope
of getting what is due me. The club put
the admission money upon Hall and Went
broke. That is the reason that | got left. .
who will win the Corbett-Alltchelt
match?" was asked.
"Corbett is a sure winner, Mitchell IS
very good fighter but Corbett will out
class him. ! would like a go with Corbett
myself. ! am not afraid to go out or my
class / will bet any amount Corbett may
name, but | want a big cash guarantee that
he will meet me-
Here Fitzsimmons drew out a type
written challenge to Corbett.
When asked about his domestic troubles,
Fitzsimmons looked sad and said: Love
and family affairs are private matters. i
have nothing to say about my wife"
The Acknowledgement Fight.
New York, October 10.-The Mail and EN-
press says: '1Mayor David a. Body, IN
view of public opinion, requested the county
authorities today to put a stop to the Mitch
e,i-Corbett fight. This grows out of the I'm
terview in New York, this week, with Coy
error Flower by Boss Mclaughlin. The
fight, therefore, is declared off.
New Orleans. October Ex-Governor Foster,
in an interview the subject of the sup
he would take steps to prevent them being
held here. In his opinion there is not any
great likelihood Of the Mitchell -Cor-1.G2s==S or
other events taking place here. Should here
be hfswever he will at once take steps where
by such attempts Will be thwarted
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JUDGE LYNCH MAY PRESIDE.
A Negro Fiand Cra'linG in the Jail al
j.; Id .nlVn.

Louisville, Ky, October 16.-The Samucls
depot ncighhorhood six miles from here, is III
a terrible state of excitement over horrible
outrage that committed Saturday night
by Phil Evans, alias Shopaish a big bury
negro, aged twenty years, upon the twelve
year-old daughter of Ed Hal, respectable
laboring man, of that neighborhood. The cir
cumstances as near as can be learned, are as
follows:
Hall and Evans had been drinking heavily
and the negro agreed to take Hall home. A
short distance from the saloon he laid him on
A haystack where he remained all night. The
negro then went to Halls home, and knock
ing on the door, called to the family. Halls
wife asked who it was and he answeded eco"
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10 ENTERTAIN THE VETERANS.
Cincinnati Preparing To Receive the Ex~
Confederates.

Cincinnati o., October 19.-I'he gen
eral committee of thirty, consisting of the
subcommittee appointed by the Chamber
of Commerce, the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Association and other mercantile
bodies met in the Chamber of Commerce
yesterday and made arrangements for the
reception of 1000 ex-confederate soldiers
who will pass through Cincinnati in a few
days on their way to the worlds fair.
Memorial hall has been offered by George
H. Thomas post Grand Army of the Re
public, and accepted as headquarters for
the visitors. They will be formally enter
tanned and will probably remain two days
in Cincinnati.
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Governor Northen is determined to break
up something like whitecapism in Georgia.
The threats made to ginners in different
counties of north Georgia have called forth
proclamation of reward that viii doubt
less put a stop to such devitry.
Complaint of the condition of affairs was
made to the governor, and Saturday he
issued Il formal proclamation offering a
reward of $3.50 each for the arrest and de-
livery Of said person with proof sufficient
to convict.
The proclamation names Barlow, Pauld-
ing, Cobb and Cherokee counties as the
scenes of such OutrageS.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria~
When she had Children, she gave inc C@storm'
Fifty Thousand Dollars Missing.

St. Louis. October 1.-The American Ex-
,,,oss Company has lost $50,00O entrusted to
T. by a New York bank for transmission to
NJ Orleans via st. Louis. The money was
njacol in a strong box in New York with
ESmnri5l Guard Korzdurfer Just where 1t
;,r1r",unI the track, detectives upon the case
seem unable to learn They left for New
orleans. having apparently reached the opin-
ion that the loss took place between this city
and the Crescent.
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NO GIN BURNERS THERE.
Governor Stone, of Mississ ippi, States Tha
Mississippi Is Not Infested.

Jackson, Miss, October 17.-(Special y
Governor Stone has written to the editor
of The New York Sun calling his attention
to the fact that not cotton gin has been
burned by white caps in Mississippi this
year. The Sun published statement to
the effect that white caps were terrorizing
the ginners of this state. A few gins have
been posted, by whom no one knows; pos
sibly by some crank or harmless sneak,
but it is a fact that will not be contra
dicted that not Il single gin that was posted
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Denver, Col, October 11.-Kich discoveries
of gold have been found III the region of and
above Idaho Springs. and Cripple Creek. The
pioneer. Melton gg1d Gold King m!nes have
shown vein Of 5000 feet ana without side
foot or hanging Wal, so great is the body OF
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-24
When Nature

needs assistance it may be best to render it
promptly, but one should remember to use
even the most perfect remedies only when
needed. The best and most simple and
gentle remedy is the Syrup Of Figs, manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Com
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-24

O,d used or unused postage stamps are yalu-
able. Confederate stamps issued Ivy different
southern cities in 1861 are worth from 81 to
500 each envelope Buy relics. Look up
volr old letters and send stamp for prc@!u3n
list today. j y SMITH,
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You can't be cured. Because patent medi-
cines and the home doctors have failed doeSn
prove it, Why don't you try a doctor that
for twenty wears has been Ffa aSr suGh e e45ss
Ga! lie will tell YOU just what the trouble
is ard what he can do for You. He does not
want your money for nothing. Pamphlet and
nnnAIion Isl free.
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limited, over the Illinois Central road. with
every coach filled with worlds fair pasSen-
gers, was wrecked by colliding with a coal
tram thirty-iiye miles beyond knnkakee at
] o'clock last night. Eight persons were
seriously injured, and many more. suffered
from bruises. but did not rn"uire the atten-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-24

IF any young. old or middle-aged man
suffering from nervous debility, weakness,
lack Of vigor from errors or excesses will
enclose stamp to me l will send him the
prescription of a genuine certain cure free
Of cost No humbug, no deception Address
Mr. Thomas Barnes, Marshall, Mich.
OrHnnEr tr,IIlc aNHNTN
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COLUMBIAN FACE BLEACH.

An infallible remedy for frecIiles, tan, PIN
pies and blackhcads. A wonderful specific for
rough or chapped skin. Apply at night after
the face has been thoroughly washed, rub IN
well. Price only so cents send stamps, post
al note or money order. Address Columbian
Face Bleach Company, box 435, Atlanta, Ga.
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Bundles of Fun.

A sdcxplitting comedy has reached Amer
lea in the shape of a 'Do Do" They may
he carried in the pocket and there is no end
TO the fun produced, Laughter. governs the
hour and Il bundle of fun is this DO Do. j"
by mail 1Oc Bandit x Co., Box 243, Atlanta
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Choctaws. niu rwo Pale Faces.

Tuskahoma t. r., October IA Caddo
dispatch received last night says that three
drunken Choctaws opened fire without prove
cation on two white men named Fisher and
Burley killing them Instantly. Officers are
after the asshSsinS.
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BY THE SPREADING OF RAILS.
Horrible Accident Was Caused at Ma
nie0Ij Illinois.


st. Louis, Mo, October disappearing
rails wrecked the Wabash Banner limited,
due here at G:io o'clock, from Chicago, at
Nameoki, Ill, about GAO 0 clock p. H., and
injured more or less seriously some thirty
worlds fair eXcurSionists, homeward
bound. The train was forty-five minutes
late and was running at the rate of fifty
miles an hour When half mile this side
of Nameoi the train left the track and
turned on its side in the ditch.
The list of injured includes Mrs. j. Il.
Hunter, Nevada City, Cal, back injured;
Mrs. Kate Berkeley, St Louis, face cut and
badly shaken; p. d. Menk, railroad con-
London, Eng, face cut and otherwise Sc
verely bruised; Mrs w. III. Frame and
Miss Ida Maurer. New York, face cut and
badly shaken up; Mrs. J. j. Thomas. Mo
bile, forehead cut open, possible fracture;
her daughter, with her, was uninjured;
Mrs. Smith. Round Rock, Tex. severely
bruised probable internal injuries; Mrs.
Hanna s. Rogers, st. Louis, injured on
head and back. seriously: Robert II. Jen-
kins. Chicago, head cut; J. G. Reddie, st.
Louis. slightly bruised: Mrs. ,Natc IIagmon,
ST. Louis. slightly injured; Mrs. Mary
Moore. colored. thigh broken, very serious.
Wreck on tho Fort Wayne Road.
Pittsburg, Pa, October 1.-The first sec
ton of the Chicago limited on the Fort
Wayne road was wrecked at Wellsville,
", lOIlS HIIlcS lIolu INC CIlH, dL Viz
O'Clock this morning. Two trainmen were
killed instantly and four others were in
jurcd, two of whom will die. The passen-
gers were thrown from their berths by the
shock, but escaped with slight bruises and
a fright.
The names of the killed were, Elmer
Jackson, fireman, Allegheny, Pa; John
Carrothers. pilot, Welsyille, @.
Iniured-Robert Jackson. engineer Ale
trician, Chicago, fatally; Alex Frazier,
baggage master, Allegheny. seriously; Rob
ert Fowler, train electrician, Wellsvllle,
O., seriously injured.
The following additional names are those
living outside of the city; Mrs. L. 3.
Henry, Hayville, Kan, arm broken; Ar
thur Kaufman, Memphis, Tenn, scalp
wounds; +. J. Allen, Ozark, Ark, leg
badly twisted; G. S. Thompson, Reading,
Pa, arms and legs injured; Buck White
law, Paris, Tex, back injured; G. T. Crit
fin, Boston, Mass, head and arms injured;
+. =. Lester, Brighton, Eng, back injured
and cut; Philip Uhl and wife, Chase
cnunty NanSaS. considerably bruised.
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The plain truth is good enough for Hoods
Sorsnparia-there is no need of embellishments
or sensationaisln. SIMPLY what Hoods Sar-
sanarilla does, That tells the story of Its merit.
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WELCOMING 4HE RUSSIANS.
The French Sing the Russian Anthem and
Shout for the Fear.

Paris. October 17.-Admiral Avelan
commander of the Russian squadron, and
fifty officers of the fleet accompanying him,
arrived at 9:11 o'clock this morning.
Immense crowds had gathered and when
the train approached they began singing the
Russian anthem. Only few could sing the
words, but nearly all knew the air and the
volume of sound was tremendous, though
musical. As the RUSSIAN officers appeared
the crowd ceased singing and shouts OF
Long live Russia" Long live the car,
were heard on every side. The women
were as eager as the men to welcome the
distinguished guests and their ShrlIl voices
could be distinctly heard above the roar or
the welcoming cries.
Marshal MacNIabon Dead.
Paris. October 17-Marshal McMahon
died at 10 o'clock this morning, at Chateau
IaForet. on the Loire. Marshal McMdhOh
was able to partake OF food until yesterday
During the night the sufferer Strength
gradually declined and he grew weaker aAo
weaker until the end came peacefully az
the hour mentioned. Inc ia1niY OIL ils
deceased soldier was present at his death.
poris October 19-The remains OF Marsha.
NcNIahon are stiN lying III state at Mont
ericsson, where the coffin rests on Il pLatIoIIt
in the mortuury chamber, coNeIeq Win
nail flecked with silver stars. Cpon INC
rr"stet are Displayed the field marshal paLoh;
rhp sword and chapeau OF the ueao soluicI
president. The interment VIII tahe Piaie
With the request of the Russian soN9 i nt
ADMIRAL Ave!lan will be present at the ooSe-
uuies of Marshal MeNahon.
NJ Gounod is Dead
Paris October 1S.-lt was announced IN
por;s Yesterday evening that Nj. Gounoc
had ID C died from a stroke of apoplexy which
LA nav s,,ffnrad Monday at his residence at st.
r rI The report was generally credited
as the physicians had stated that his death tn
was only question of lew no nram n tre
NJ tGonnod fingered through in comatose
condition CO.. until this morning when he died
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ARREST OF MILLIONAIRE FAIR.
While He Was on a Train with the Woman
He Married.

San Francisco, October 17.-Charles l..
Fair, the young millionaire who married
ago left here with his bride an Overland
train for an European tour. Previous 10
starting Fair transferred all his property 10
his wife and made VIII. leaving her er-
erything he POSSESSED. When the train,
upon which FAIR aud his bride took passage,
reached Port Costa Il deputy sheriff entered
the train and took forcible possession of
Fair and removed him from the train. His
bride who was not disturbed. left the train
on her own account. The charge on which
the young man was arrested is said 10 be
insanity. He was brought to San Fran
cScn
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IN front OF him sat lady with baby.
lie pulled her through the window. when
she erred out to save her baby, but the lit
lie one was fastened beneath the seat and
pcrlshed while the crazed mother had to
be taken away by force Ward says that
ia front of the woman was Il young lady
and just heaind her, young man. Back
of him were two young men. None escaped.
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4 Sore Throat CuuGh. II suffered 10 pro-
grcss often results in an incurable throat lung
trouble. ''BT0VltSA BroHcLtat TTOcheS' give SIN
slant relief.