The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-24

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--ortn Carolina and Tennessee. hl5 re-
turn 10 middle Georgia during the very
hottest period OF the summer developed q
the fever. After weeks ire.tliell -. ~,
Do,tors Holmes and Davis. the leF'i
'tis9,,oarld and the Judge improved
SLOWLY Last week ne was ont driving
seyer.I times. and Dee was getting s'i'"-
.r until Sunday night. when ne WIS "'-
,4,i-el with symptoms Of his ola 'io"D''
.'',',,,,,ni, DR. }. s. Todd was called
+, ana ou Tuesday congestion OF 'h-
t,,-. dieatroared but the patient was ~
,..ei. t,at ,rrs. crisp tcleeraphed loI H''
children and an came next day
CONSCIOUS TO THE LAST.
~, "Wednesday and yesterday JUDGE
c,isn., condition improved hht me- i'
,'t..i1 ,,, callers. Ills family were nope
,,, mill l0 o'clock last night Wheh ne
mad n paroxysm of pain near ,"e u..'.
Ar midnight there was announcer '"r
,,sr, and they continued al inter T-''
through the night and forenoon
eorod intense pain but was eohsc,o"' ~
An tho very last At 1880 nis ao"'
y Crisp. Jr.. and his younger VI
and sisters went across the 49,. ,. .',,,1,
hotel for lunch Mrs. Crisp i'i'''''.'''7
,,,.ho,d Al 1870 the pain reappeaT-
~ ,,oeeonror was sent ior 'he
,,,,~e, Thev came hurriedly ana JUST
q, ,iroe 20 get some last slances Oh ''0o9
milton. -..,,- d,.fng with
20, Two minutes Of the last "l,acN
-, ris children were Win MN, 49, .
oi,,,o,,-h they had Dccn ~arneu 10y Wv
,,,,ysioians that tho end might conn 80 o."
a,,,. ,,omont when IL did come " ""'
tragic I'm it's suddennoss. ,,-,,o,
.,1,ornor Atkinson was hi7 ias' ''S''oi,
c,i,d ON sunday, when re "'''
,,o 1uare ch7ttcd fer an hour 'n
W.. ,onics Judge -ri-p was keeny J..
-, g, oolitics 20 the very last nc
..'.'o1 fusion with tho Popuhsts' nu,
"npo1, l.,,.,rnor Atkinson 20 defeat II
IL nossible in Georgia
rovc.c1rR1sHED AMBITION.
,,uo c,,s, WIS one Of he leaders pr
'''us -. ,,.o,-ncnt i'm Georgia ana o"
''' - ,h, state ovcrwheir insiy on
''-.e - i,f,, for the United states Se
- which he would have Deen -
@' olr,o-t unanimously uy use
80 ,,bich meets neNt Ne'ie9'"' ,o
r,,sr. youll have been pi M,
,,,,og,t,on - him for tne .t.,.o-
S.,+b .t this time comphs"',' -. Cor
,to,, and will lead TO a uil',, W.
tnc sonatorship. Perhaps o-''
will be involved TOO. ..,.os+ fer -e-
r,,doc crisp Ceclinoo TO 'o4'''
.,o,,,inotiou 20 the House 49,. No,
Tre funeral arransemcp,9 r..n ,,o m
hoo, completed. but the pouy ia ,d-
stote M the Caruol 'o-ino' ~" C.o,.ernor
arceeos will be del.Neleu .,.o coorgia.
atkinson and mem1eiS Vi '0
confessional delegation
SPEAKER REED NOTIFIED. }...-.,.
--..o,,,cement of Judge crisp $
Inc .,r-or,phed 20 Speaker = nom
ae't" VI In Portland. and 2. we 80
A7 y. -. Arms OF the House th.r ",''-
-, IL belng customary 20 ho'is s'e -t,,.
ogici,,g OF tbs death Oh any ,Sat
~ tho House during recess III 80. re
,ho proper congressional ecu. -, -. "a
a,rointed. Up TO a late hour .o'l"7 -.
rcsponese had been Ieoe'''"
~ those renHemeh. -.,.. ,,,ro yo-
,e,,',G Inv Mrs. crisp tonight from plo'nl-
-. ,,orscns Secretary Lamont was orc
=, ,he first to send message
ep NJ Governor Atkinson ana some
-e.,.,.fva Coorgians met M the san
,.ar,,,n,. and in conference made arFAhSe
49, ,or the funeral. At their request
49, emily consented to the remains lying
,n state at the Capitol to-morro"
II was the wish OF all Atlanta that tne
II. ~ W" be kent al the Capitol under Mill
,ary .Vy ciard oyer Sunday. too, but tho
samily preferred to rotarn to their home
in Americus.
At l:sO tomorrow morning the Cover
nor state. city and county officers. mem-
hc-s.elert of General Assembly. members
Of the Atlanta bar and prominent cui-
zens and military officers viii escort the
body from the sani,arium TO the Capitol
In the rotunda OF which the rsmains