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LAST SAD SlENES.
Detailed Report OF the lutorment Of The
Coal Mlnc Victims,


Srsrlli Corauog8sHes orHs Nuws.
AhN, Uinla, Co., Wyo,, AiGrch %,
lsgj.-ThIs is the day tSgi lot tho Iu-
lermont Of the dead who tell A. vic.
Inns to the fro damp explosion Of NJ.
o, q. T.. niue, on tho evening Of the
GOTH inst Frederick Morgan was iu'
terrell ~ Evanston on Saturday.
-Four Finlandors, accompanied by
Jweuty.ono carriages well filled with
mourners, passed Almy, No. Z, en-
route tot tho Evanston cemetery, at
1850 this morning (5uniayl.
have received = statement from the
recorders OF three benefit societies as
follows: Death claims ON the Golden
Eagle, amounts each, $50; ON the
40. u. w., $1,000 each; on the n.
90 H. 900 each. am further re-
uuus.e4 uJ tho recorder 10 say tuat tho
statement in the press OF thirty claims
On tho a. %. u. W. 10 not correct
Atgp. IN. tue funeral service com.
mruuul over tho dead, which en-.
braued some thlrly-two members vi the
Church of Jeaus Christ Of LatIuf-day
saints. About lli5 p. m, the meeting
house was ii.luI ~ its utmost capacity
anl there wore about 100 out,
eide that could not gain admittauOe.
! Tho dead were laid carefully outside
! tho house, as there was no room for
| them luuuu. The following brethren
We're on the sIanu;. President joseph
+. smith, Elders franklin -. Richards,
Seymour B. Young, Edwatd Sluyeu-
BON, W. w. Cluh, Bishop James
Brown, Bishop James Bowuus anu
Brother LlIluuge VI COalvillU,
Tho services commenced boy singing
I the hymn on page $50. Prayer By
| Suy mJuT B, Young. Second hymn,
lg2,
President Joseph II. Smith addressed
tho congregation anu mourncIs Ia "a
! hud, feeling aud most Interesting die
course suitable 10 tue occasion, point.
lux 90 tHu fact that the sacred ties
| formed mere between husbands aud
wives, anu parents ana children wc.e
| not broken, uut tuat they would con.
uuue 10 exist through nll eternity,
/ although We may be- pstiud from uul
loved ones here for time, tugTu wall
| uu glorious reunion alter tlU tesuT.t,-
/ ton, Ol husbands ami wives, parents
and children, hogayea great amount
| u valuable instruction &c al present
and especially to tho widows aud al
phgus, urging the brethren and sislers
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Land Omce Filings.

The following hlings were made In
the local land office under date ot
March IS:
David p. Brulou, Of 5prlngyillo,
Utah county, homes,ead entry Of the
northwest quarter OF tho northwest
quarter Of section n, tho north halt OF
the northeast quarter OF section 10, AMI
thu southwest quarter Of thr southeast
quuIler " section %, township 10 south,
range . woaI
solomon d. Chase Jr, 0tSpIlngville,
Utah county, homestead entry Uf tho
west half Ul the northwest quarter 10
section -, and the east halini Cue north.
east quarter 0t sruuUu o, ,JWUalIp 40
south, range % WusL
Louis j, JuhutUu, VI purc, Carbon
county, hompi lead entry VI tho saulH.
WtBt quarter 90 tho southwest quarter
" section I !, aud the south hall Il the
southeast quarter aud iuh nUtlhwtB,
quarter D' the southeast quarter Ot SEQ.
ton 10, township 10 south, range ~
! east.
Robert n, Bailey, VI Upton, SUNNI .
county, humrbtrau entry ui tho south,
west quarter ot the northeast quarter,
the 6rth half OF the southeast quarter.
/ aud the northeast quarter Yt the s0utN-
| west quarter OF section Is, township q
north, range 5 cast.
William s, Roper, OF GunniE1u, san.
pete county, desert entry OF the south
| half OF tho northwest quarter and the
northeast quarter ul tho southwest
| quarter objection l3itOwuBlip 10 south,
/ fuugr WtFt.
Andrew A.. kearHos, o. Gunulaln,
Sauputu county, desert entry VI the
! sUuihUAst quarter Of the northeast
| quarter Rul the northeast quarter VI the
suutuesslquatlgr OF section ~, aud tue
northwest quarter u, the southwesl
quarter dissection TO- township l9s0utr,
] range vrHt.
! CHrFuau Johnson, % Huntington,
| Emery county, desert entry Of the
-Outhwtst qIuler OF tho uouheasO
| quarter, tho southeast quarter o. a.,
| northwest quarter tine u0uhuaF
! quarter " tho southwest quarter, an.
tue northwest quarter uf IIr s0utuens
quarter % section 90, township n south
| range $ laH,,
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u the Church u look alter The be.
resvoi and administer 20 their uects.
glitter.
Elders franklin d. Richards, y e.
ward sieyCni1n auI 5uy m0ur b.
Young, each fyllowed 10 similar
course, treating upon u9clrints aud
principles Of the utmost Importance 10
the Saints.
The meeting was brrught 10 a close
by slngiug the hymns ON the 355 aud
40 pages, AMI the lcneiiciiOn was
offered by W. w. Clug.
After the close OF the services tie
procession was formed and AL mach ID
IN line 10 the COmoluty whU tho mortal
remains OF tho departed were lali %
rest After the collins were deposited
me thoir graves Bishop Brown uietci
up % prayer o. the Lord ami dedicated
tue ground ant committed TIE loved
unea, Or all that remained % them, %
The guardian caro- of thulr holy sng'h
tlll tho trumpet shali sUunl uui tAe
uCn1 shall be- raised, The ulJing
hymn OF the temJtify was "Nyareri
my God, 10 Thee"
Three or four OF the dead could not
De Inferred Tor want 90 collins. Ten
foreigners and eight English speaking
persona were inferred iu tho Evanston
cemetery two 80 o. Randolph, Two
90 Salt Lake, one to C0AlyiIiu aud hg
remaindet ~ tue Church ground OF
Almy.
Aitor tho remaining dead bottles are
Inferred tpIHv / Will oct about aud Do.
quiry Of Nid3ws suI orphans anu
ether Particular.
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lr Mt. Geo. d. Alder's, and after che
lgN Mr. Alder missed wash'uuruI
nrrr boiler. The articles were I.'
fafpd 20 the house next east ul iIu
Chamber OF Commerce building. An
officer visited the place and his su"
poi0n being aroused placed the o.cu.
pants, tho four pgtsuns uuONe m'a-
ii1neI, under arrest. 10 tho house wac
found n largo variety To- + stolen aftlClon,
consisting rt iur ruhef, Turkish mhl-
unIs, ciUckf, oliver knives ur. i.Ikt
Dishes wearing apparel Of 90 siuasi
fancy work, usrpuuiuf's tool, igvglvcfar
raz ~, burFigf' tools and mhuy .iHUI
articles tJo numerous 90 mention, hll 10
which were taken g. One CITY Hall a
gfsnt many OF the articles had niIrt. y
teen posted BOO tuU complaint BOOK iu
connection w.tI the rDb1cflus rupIfieu
b. A. laJm, the American Ringer
company, j. B. Bugr, %. j.. Lindsey
uII there.
among the articles was found d
mtfrn.u certificate, dated % Klaus 'a
CIty, with tho names OF Dlnu 5mltu
a.u Riley bluoHIlI, and % BE- Thought
these mo uaura 10 the man aud
woman giving their names as sJU Pc4.
.uigu AMI Mr.. g.. n. 5mitu.
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UTAH COMM SSlOS.


r,.r,.t ,........t.. t..l.t.. ,,.rt.
~, '' - -.
ing IN tue Executive bul'llns y'7''''
my atofn0on aud app1lnic Judges %.
election for the Emery county bond
,..,t.. ..,.I.,.t .-.t.f.t,l A.riI
'''''"' "N'D' '. "''' w. ..
l'.h' n request hai Ureh uh'1o ~ Wv
e'''.' ''"'' 70 i'.''''' '.'' -
Art'lh'il w. A' 'h' o'Nu'y N'.'''' ..
0ud ils Heating bon febtclulat anu
while tbr C8mmis,iol 800 NOT hold
p,.tttbnt f,,tstt,f,.. be-. u,s matter.
,.,.,....,,n'
,he pc lu',. wa u'npIleu WIN a .,.. W.. ','.
i''t auO''i''',u ~ Wv V'"''9 V.N'' ''
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Al UnIou yesterday tho last sad rites
were performed over the romalns Of
Brother Edwin Cox and Aaron Butte,
Two of the brethren who were killed ia
duo late Almy explosion
Tho loIt.a being brought down by
tlo UH3u pao,a5 railroad, accom-.
panied b. rg..uvgs and friends, a
large number q. old slime friends and
0rN,sF, with vehicles, met the To-
mnIu 10 Bingham junction, uEJ con.
sUy.I them tI tho Teiiluuco a bic
%, William H.. Co.'S, where numerous
IIu4JH auN I.Huyaa met hud viewed
iUu remains, NulCh were ailerwnW
conveyed t0fuo Union meeting house
whore large gImT any waE I'm waiting
90 bymVatnlgs with the families OF the
dggUgsut. short funeral services were
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CIV Cnnnril.

At the city council last evening
Mayor Hp.brolk wuH uuthUtzsi 10 cone
tract Tor pipe anu for laying pipe 10
extend tue water systom 10 the GENIE
terry,
Manager Pyne,oi the Excelsior Drug
anu Paint company, petitionod lot a
Wholesale license Tor S25 a month.
Referred 20 the committee on Judiciary.
TIE present license ordinance places a
retail lquIT license At $500 a quarter
aud whOlvsale liquor license NJ 500 a
quarter. This lioengo thu druggists
claim they nro not able 20 pay, but are
willing 20 pay smaller license In Of
der 10 be able 10 dispose Of liquor for
medicinal use,
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held and c1m'IluE and consllius
fsmarFs were MAJ by Bishop PhillIyg,
John Sham, james James aud other,
aud nusIr rendered appropriate o. tue
occasion. ono piece, funeral dirgF,
Yves especially solemn anu cUns1line,
viz: uBlessei are the Dead Which Die
IN the Lord.n About thirty cartiigoi
and vehicles .i0weI the remains 10
the South Cottonwood cemetery,
where the lHt that was earthly VI
Brothors Edwin Cox and Aaron Butte
was laid 20 rest They woto buried
side by side bui iu separate graves.
Peace 10 their ashes. May the Lord
rlsss aud cImflft tue wiiows uui
athcfltss VIM have been tereaved by
tubs fatal calamity. O.. II. X.
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Thespi, at Woodland.

wooDLASD. uAb, March a3.-On
FHlay evening, March ggni, a, Wood.
ari's hall, W8oilsnd'a dramatic c,m'
pauy, recently organized, gave au cu.
,ot,alumsnt TO a go5uly sizoi house,
Notwithstanding tho inClamuucy Of the
weather aud poor condition ofour f0als
lci, alter the recent SHOWS aud thhws,
AuUr some appropriate music the in'
lefIudr, "rhe Day After the Wed
ding" WAS vol rendered by d capable
cast Of characters. Tue drama has
p0int, yivncity aud VIII. anu does not
violate good taste. Mt 4, l. Puit then
sang song, followed by hls son
George with stirring flcl'
tntl1u, Tho evenings exercises
were nttIngly closed with the farce,
"WUmau's tue Dlvll," by Edward
STIRLING. Our quiet rural community
wlllagaln have tue pgyi.u.y 10 Huuud-
Ing another play iu Two weeks, 10 bc
given by tbuzgmu PERSONS with some
added comic tEClclse-.
II. G.. WATE
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More Jurors required.

a vouirc ioy twenty additional Jurors
was Issued by Judge Merritt late yet
lcrdny afternoon fc.uTnablo thls morn
ing, as follows
". il. Stead, W. Z. Mcitsever, T.,
II. Lloyd, David stokeE J. a. Juu-
hinge, Willard Bur-, Frederick Heath,
Tim DuscJll, ] T.. simmons, J, l..
Jennings, G. T.. Mason, s. *. Hooper,
sylvester Reeves, WIN. Carlton, w.
n. Dodge, john BOultcr George w.
Brown, James Hogan, j. *. Gillespie
and Thomas H.. Wishing.
Most OF these gentlemen reported
during To-Day.
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Williams Convicted.

In the ol,.o &c. William, tried
buHe Harlgu nud july ysstvr.
day ON the charge OF having burglar.
lEaI tie s,uTyo of n. r. Evautn on
west SECOND South s,ruar ald stolen
tuaruirom shotgun valued ug sJi,
AMI other articles Of value, sh0rly be,
too O'Clock tht jury returned "a E.r,
dict O. guilty, ami IBFun 80 was DIS d
ae the aule ioravutuug., There ls u..
other indictment pending again
WlIllumB Tor turEIpuz.ug lhu anne
ulTu ut Uu0thur date, |lIs attorney
fled % demurrer 10 the indictment aus
IS turIay was nXed as tlms tor hearing
the Arguments thereon.
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Tar

observe that many OF our sis,erl
are signing petitions aud preventing
them TO Tho Uah C1uslitpuo al
Convention assius that honorable
body 10 submit .Uu guCitl1u OF ptJhiu.
iung tlo liquor t,Hnls 90 The votes oi
the people.
/ question the vauom OF such d
sigp, IN Wow Of the tilOt chat Do uciug
mndu TO obtain wUm Boo l3ilrlge'
We should counue ourtn'us strictly
20 obtaining w1mau's suffrage, The
o1iuc; OF our rul t. for-' macy genrs.
ZIsA d. n. iUuNut
PfesIden, Wuuan'a National Relief
AaaJciauJH.
SAN LAKE Cry, March - J, 1880.
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Ihe Beekeepers.

The Utah Beekeepsra' assooiation
will held im semi.aunuAl meeting
Thursday, April 4, 1895, at 10 a. M. Ia
the nsh commandments rooms In the
now city aud county building, salt
Lake cry. 70 is desired, 10 possible,
10 have our brOkgepuf7 bring samples
0f labrluu honey and war. All are
invited. GEORGE l., DupLtNt
SrgrrAry, Provo,
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Nineteenth Ward.

TheIo viii be- an entertainment
given 10 the Nineteenth ward meet
Ing houro under tue ousI ices OF the y.
l., 81. T.. a. Tor the benefit Of tho al owe
house ON Friday evening next, March
a0ln, when au interesting program
will be- 10 dvtod, which will Include a
c0ntfalto / y twuuiy-nvu children uu-
dor Miss Edwards ahlr tuition, solos,
MI ID. q, Caldet's gtnphaph0ne
etc, tue whole 10 CcaCluue with the
farce "a Regular FIX" staged anu
presented by local talent
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DEAD INFANT FOUND.
Bul Trw bays Ola aul IT, Head Ap.
peer, tn Have Been Crushed.

ffNN % o N " A'Hf NAHA aus -. ANNNN N q"
peer, IN Have Bguu Crushed.
The dead body O' nu Infant bat o iow
days old was discovered by two anon
who were sowing grain pa a fold lus,
sou.h oiCalugt's IaFa late yesterday
afternoon. Coroner OHrubach wa.
notified End took Charge u the body.
IL was clad 10 cheap baby clothes, aul
~ head showed marks OF violence,
indicating that death YVES caused ly
being crushed between person.
huuuH,
william Carlson and Charles a I.of.
the twu wurEmuu VINO made tlH Gla.
C1vcry had lUita board 0u tbr lulI 700
Saturday, AMI having occasion 40 use
10 yesterday went 40 sut % Uul 30 haH
disappeared. they followed tHu trace
OF W. however uau 'lun4 10 Iy r.
hedge fence, ami beneath 10 los H
bundle bound with tHIuu which
proved g. be "a lead baby,
On reaching Iuu place the @ rourr
made thorough search f1r ruUrlulu.
90 give clue % iuu perpetrators, but
all efforts failed, anu 10 wuH decided a.
hold an iUquIs, thlUuitsIuuJu.
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A discovery was made last evening
which resulted Do tHe arr,s, OF a mal
auu three women WHO gave their
names or Rob POulelch, Alr., G. ~.
Smith, Grace Relnaa aud Dora Moore,
on the charge Of burglary, aud the re-
ooyory Of a large amount OF stolen
property,
The Smith woman has been working
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PROVO.
rnoyo. UrML HMcu ". ls05.
First District Court Business.

La the case Of tho People VI &. NJ.
DugginE, gambling, The Jury brought
Ia verdict gf not guilty.
Judge King held aHusflDu latt even.
INK 10 hear the motion Tor "a new trial
iu the case OF jerry NJ, R'chardsoni
convicted o. rare. The motion wa
taken under ndvsomuut tlll Monday
April lsi, ami time Tor sentence wui
continued till that date,
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Fruit Growcrs Meeting.

The Utah county Fruit anu Agri.
cultural society held a meeting this
forenoon, Ia tie Second ward meeting
house, Tor the purpose Of eirctinR ON
GERS Tor the ensuing yoar and attend
Ing 90 other business Ot the society.
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gIla
DENVER & RIO
GRLNDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THB WORLD
The only line frl1iug lB0
Through Fast lfllll Oily I
LRADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE NOV. %, l8lE

Train No, leaves Ogden 100 am,
salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
6.i5 am, Colorado Springs 7.5I am,
Denver 1880 ann.
Train No. leaves Ogden eco; PM
Salt Lake e;ll pm, arrive 90 lurN'1
S.77p.m., Colorado Spring g'sa rnp
Denver g;s5 pm.
connections made 81 Pueblo, Go.0Faae
Springs and Denver with all INES '5,'
florant day coaches, chair cars hnd leH,
mon sloopcri on all uainH Take w
%. G u. a, and have - comioflnolo w
uu enjoy tho nuesg scenery on NO COZ
'uCnL
a. q. HUGHES, s.. X. HooFEE
Traffic Manager, q, ~ q l. q,
lHuvUr, Colo, DehNsEi Ne''
u. T.. NEVIS9,
General Agent
Salt Lsks Clg, N
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The manufacturers OF Dr. Prices
Baking Powder own tue largest plant
and tho best machinery anu usp the
pur,st materials ma making baking
TUWufE
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The tiuwarg and umbrella trusts are
broken. Ihc0uly JaAlng powder trust
H the complete trust uf the people ia
Dr. puuu's Cream Baking Powder
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NPnishOl is Che magic white city OF
Che WuHt'H Enduring are the
uouOr gained tH,rH by Puuu's Cream
BukluF lgwluT.
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Tho WUrlI'6 Fair aw ard 10 Dr.
Prugis BpKlug Powder SPEAKS iIl u-
tu IL prgUlaims the superiority %
th,p lypuiat brand over every other
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The superior strength % Dr. Pfict'a
Baking Powder makcs 20 much cheap
or % USE than any other kind.
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NfvE. ~. YALE. Health ruH Complies.
...iHHsL hHIu lrmur of f..H... DID,. .aH
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-16
DAY OF THE BAY STATE.
Addresses and Receptions the PrIn-
cipaI Features.

clpai Features.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 15.-The Massachu-
sets day exercises began at Il o clock a. m.
The address Of welcome on the part of
the state of Georgia was delivered by Gov.
W. Y. Atkinson. Gov. Frederick 7. Green
halge of Massachusetts responded.
Afterward there was an address of well
come on behalf of Atlanta by Mayor Por-
ter King, and also an address Of welcome
on the part of the exposition by President
c. a. Collier, with a response by Curtis
Guild, Jr., of Boston, member of the Mas
sachusetts commission.
Gov. Greenhalge later in the day formal
~ presented the Massachusetts building
TO the exposition, and President Collier
formally received it, Music was rendered
by the Fifth Regiment band. A reception
by Gov. and Mrs. Greenhalge took place
this afternoon from 1880 10 $50 o'clock at
the Massachusetts building.
Gov. Greenhalge, Massachusetts, and his
staff, Gov. Hastings of Pennsylvania and
his staff, with the Pennsylvania state Of
ficials, Gov. Lippett of Rhode Island, and
staff, held a public reception in the audi
forum at the exposition at y O'Clock to-
day. The members Of the Cleveland Cham
Der of Commerce. Manufacturers Club Of
Philadelphia, the Pen and Pencil Club of
the same city, members of the Information
al League of Press Clubs, the Ohio Press
Association, the Michigan Editorial Assoc
citation, the Mississippi Press Association
and thousands of southeTners attended
the reception. Addresses were made by
President Collier, Cows. Hastings, Green
halge and Lippett and members of the
various press associations President Will
Chamber Of Commerce, also delivered an
address.
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DAIRYMEN OF THE STATE.

II. j. Redding of Griffin Elected Pres
fdent of the Association.
Griffin, Ga, Nov. 15-The Georgia dairy
mems convention was called to order this
morning promptly at $50 o'clock. by Col
Redding. There was but little business
transacted. as the bulk had been attended
to the preceding day. The reports of the
various officers of the association were
read and adopted, and an election for Off
GERS for the ensuing year was gone into,
with the following result:
President-R. J. Redding of Griffin
Vice Presidential. e. Park of Macon.
Secretary-M. /. Duggan of Sparta.
Treasurer-H. }. Wing of Griffin.
After the election short. but interesting
talks We're made by John Could. H. j.
Wing Col. Redding and others. Resolu-
lions of thanks were offered by various
members, and many expressions of good
viii to the resident members of the asso-
citation; and the citizens in general We're
which the convention adjourned.
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CHICAGO'S MEN AT AUGUSTA.

The Visitors Continuously Enter
tanned Throughout the Day.
Augusta, Ca, Nov. 15.-The Chicago
Southern States Association, Gov. Alt
geld and staff and the First Regiment Il
linois National Guards arrived in Augusta
early this morning, and have been DON
tinuously entertained throughout the day.
Addresses of welcome were delivered
by ex-senator Patrick Walsh and Con-
gresham J. G. c. Black, and were re-
spohded to by President Ferdinand Peck
Swift and others. The weather was the
most delightful of any day during the
trip. All-day receptions We're held at
the Commercial Club Parades. battle
exercises and visits to the various points
of interest of the city occupied the time
of the visitors most pleasantly. The party
left Augusta late tonight homeward
bound.
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It's provoking to miss a
train. It's provoking to miss
anything you want very
badly. If it's a walking coat
you want, there's no occas-
ion for your missing it, pro-
vlded you go to the right
place. The walking coat is an
English idea. It's practical
ly a sack coat with all the
elegance of the cutawav.
The flap pockets, short
skirts and sensible easy look
of the coat makes a splendid
dress for business and gen
eral informal wear. Come
see 1.-THE make and style of
it will set your tailor Won
dering how we can sell the
walking coat suits for SIS
to SIS.
Boys, remember with each suit you buy
this month you get pocketbook with 5
new nickels in it.
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MISTAKEN FOR a BURGLAR.

4 Drunken Man Gets Into the Wrong
House and Is Killed.
Atlanta. Ca, Nov. 15.-Victor Phillips,
ex-steward at the Hotel Aragon, but re-
Gently employed in that capacity at the
Gridiron restaurant, was shot and in
stanty killed about o'clock this morn
ing by G. W. Prtchard of Henry county.
The shooting occurred at the house of
r. e. Hamilton, 81 Fitzgerald street,
where Pritchard was visiting with his
wife. Phillips who was drunk, and had
gotten into the wrong house was taken
for a burglar, and was shot before an
explanation could be effected Phillips
was about IS years of age and a good
man in business, but too fond of the ard
ent to be reliable. having lost his po-
sition at the Aragon on that account He
leaves a wife at the Grady hospital, where
she has been for some time in very sick
condition. The coroner held an inquest
on the case and eXonerated Pritchard
who was arrested soon after the shooting
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-16
SHOT IN 4 DISPUTE OVER suEA els
c. w. sharpe of DOnaIsOnviIIe Prob
ably Fatally wounded.


Donalsonville, Ca, Nov. blast night
just about dark, c. W. Sharpe, secretary
and treasurer of the Sharpe Company.
an extensive turpentine firm, doing bust
ness near Donalsonville, was shot by Wal
ter Knight. The causes that led to the
Shooting are as follows: Knights brother
had a contract to build some houses for
Mr.. Sharpe and had demanded pay for
what work he had done for him, Mr.
Sharpe telling him that when the work
was completed he would settle with him.
Last night Walter Knight a brother Of
the young man who had the contract.
went to Mr.. Sharpe's store and demanded
the money for his brother Mr. Sharpe
made the same reply to him, that he
would settle with him when the work was
completed and not before. Whereupon
Knight became very angry and began
shooting at Mr. Sharpe, one ball striking
him in the center of the forehead and
two more taking effect in his body 1t is
thought this evening that Mr.. Sharpe can
not recover. He is an excellent gentle
man and stands very high in this com
munity. He came to this place two years
ago from Bulloch county and has made
many friends here.