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being Of a different religious profession.
Evidently the word "her'' refers to the fe-
male applicant for admission TO the uni
versity.
Those wise old fathers had prophetic
vision OF the day when the women OF
Georgia would demand equal educatlonai
privileges with the men. and therefore
framed the charter Of the great alma mater
OF the state so as to admit them without the
necessity Of changing its provisions.
The wise and liberal spirit of oglethorpe
seems TO have been transmitted To the leg
islators who drew up this charter. They
were Christians. Listen to these words OF
the charter: 1T should. therefore be
among the first objects of those who wish
well TO the national prosperity To encou-
rage and support the principles OF religion
and morality" Where is the goddess"
university
They were patriots. Hear this: Send
ing them abroad to other communities Will
not answer these purposes. is too humiliat-
ing an acknowledgment of the ignorance
or inferiority Of our own. and will always
be the cause of so great foreign attach
ments that upon principles of policy II is
inadmissiblc." Yet for liz years the young
women Of Georgia have been forced to go
beyond her borders for the highest educa-
tional advantages-at least 80 far as the
state has made any effort to provide such
advantages.
The charter constantly speaks of the
youth" no< of young men. or boys. or
males.
a number of the trustees say that only
the legislature has the right TO admit wo-
men as students i'm the university. The
charter says the trustees shall not ex-
clude any person of any religious denomi-
nation" etc.
IL Is true that section = and section II
provide that all statutes. laws and ord-
nances for the government of the universe
~. or whatsoever public measures neces-
sary for accomplishing these great and
important designs shall be laid before
tire general assembly Ito be repealed or
dlslllowed the general assembly may
think proper
But II seems to us that the question Of
the right OF admission of the daughters of
Georgia to her higher institutions of
learning is settled by section IL OF the
charter.
MRS. ROBERT EMORY PARK,
Chairman Committee on Education Geor-
gia Federation OF WCman's Clubs.
Macon. June 4. 1897.
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Constantine's Vision.

The story of Constantnes vision, as told
by Eusebius, who claims to have received
il from the emperor himself, is that during
a review Of his troops one day just before
crossing the Alps, in his campaign against
MaXentius, he prayed fervently TO the
God of the Christians for assistance. At
noon Of the same day. while gazing up at
the heavens. he saw a monogram. consist
ing of the two Greek letters Y and Il. the
first corresponding TO our Oh and the last
60 our II. and with the monogram was the
motto. In Hoe Signo Ninces" Cndcr this
sign thou shalt conquer. That night the
same sign appeared to him i'm dream, and
when he awoke he copied it down and sent
for some Christian teachers to explain it,.
They told him that y Il Were the first two
letters of the Greek word Chrstos (ChrisO,
and Constantine thereupon adopted the sign
as his device. The order of the Knights
Templars. by permission of the pope, as
sumed the red cross, worn on the left
breast. as a badge. in the year l1i6 and in
l1G6 the cross was added TO it's banner. We
find no record of when the crown was
added TO the device.
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he SENDS 1T FREE.
Full Information for the Cure OF
Weakness in Men.

When a man has suffered for many years
with weakness. that blights his life and
robs him of all that really makes life worth
living; when. after years of doctoring with
all sorts of patent medicines and alleged
specialties he discovers a remedy that
brings back to him the power and physical
energy that seemed 10 him lost forever.
ne naturally feels generous. He wants his
fellow men to know about II. He feels that
his mission earth is to lift out OF bond
age men who are today battling with a
shattered. nervous system, just as ne did;
men. who, by their own secret Toihes, are
suffering a mental torture that words can
not adequately describe.
The world has come TO look at such sur
fcrers in a different light from former
days. II now regards them unfortunate.
not criminal. They have lacked moral
courage. They may be victims OF Inherit
ed passion. or they have acquired secret
habits from evil associates But. what
ever may have been the incentive that
causes a man 20 degrade his being and
isolate himself from society. he npeds q
friend. RE needs he right hand of fellow
ship and good chcer II Is wrong 10 de-
nounce him Tor his folly. and II is equally
useless to give him advice. He must have
the hungry mans bread, not a stone. offer
ed him. This IS why l senO the metnod
that made me man among men. free 10
any one who writes for *. j know the
aversion that suffering snen have TO the
least scmb.anCe of publicity. and ] there
fore send the information securely scaled
in plain envelope. without marks 10 snow
where il came from. Thousands OF men
have written me II say how glad they
were to get this remedy. and every mail
b~inEs encouraging report OF severe cases
of physical debility cured ana emaclated
parts restored 10 natural strength.
Now. my friend. do not sit and wonder
how | afford 70 give away this Valu-
able information. hut write for il today. IL
is free TO all. and ! want every man -
have ii. Address, i'm the fullest confidence
THOMAS SLATER BOX le2.
Kalamazoo, Men
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GEORGIA PoPULISTS TO MEET
State Chairman Cunningham Issues
the Call for the Meeting.

ST ~" request ~ majority Of the state
executive committee. . hereby can . con-
Ntufion ~ the peoples party 10 be- held ia
Atlanta. ~ The state capitol. AT u O'Clock
june - -sg5. On consider the matter of
selecting deltg gates go tho Nashville con-
ference.
Each county win hc entitled to twice tho
number Of votes "a has ia the Legislature.
J u. Ci-NNINGIIAN
Chairman state Executive Committee.
J. T. SIBLEY Sec'y and Treasurer.
This call. issued Friday. i the original
60 popUiists % gather Tor "a political battle
~ tle greatest significance. II IS fight
within ranks. hut battle royal that will
decide whether the compromising policy Of
Marion Builder or the bold. unnlnching
methods II Tom Watson shall have the
Endorsement of Georgia populism. The fight
is ON IN tho finish. a big gathering 81
populIsts has been called FOR Nashville and
az that meeting Tom Watson hopes 20 ef-
fecUIaIly put tho harpoons into Marion
Butler. II Is a fight which will be watched
the nation over.
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The University and Women.

Editor Cons .i-I-f.n--Au eminent -l1ra-
to-. whose able letter We hope 600 r-sh.Ish
ia.-~ rrs called ur- attention tn section
81 OF tho charter - the university which
rsl.~- --The trustees shah nor exclude amy
TeE-1n rt amy RELIGIONS Ienern nation from
fr- ami .lul1 liberty ard advant1g-s ~
essu.4rluu. ur freu luE II the liberties.
ur -- ari lumuu.1les ~ thr univ erSity
81 f- tIl -At.nn uu account ~ Bis. ner or
Tn a-E er.-cullriv.- sentiments i'm religion. or
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HARRIS ESTATE TO BE DIVIDED
Wishes of the Testator viii Be Car
ried Out.

Athens. Ca. June 9.-(Special)-T Anal
step ia the contest over the viii Of the
lat. Young l.. q. Harris was taken vest. p
.fay in ordinary .syourt when Judge s "
Harrington made tho Judgment Of the
supreme court Of Georgia the judgment of
tb.. court Of ordinary OF Clarke county.
The viii having becn ST up. the execu-
tar=. CAPTAIN ". ". Thomas and Mr.. Ar
thur f. Griffith. will proceed 10 divide up
tA.. estates according TO the wishes Of the
t.etstor.
The estate now amounts 20 about sl25.eo0
or that amount about 10000 goes 90 Young
Harris institute. in Towns county, whore
- young pcopic are receiving an cduca-
tfuu each year and S9i.ea goes 90 Emory
college TO he used for the education Of
Moor loys. The remainder ~ the estate is
divided between different educational and
religious societies and between relatives.
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Farmers Should Buy Hay Presses.

Your attention is solicited to an adver-
tisement of the Hunter Full Circle Hay
Presses. manufactured by Nj. Il. Lewis. of
Meridian, Miss.
These machines are taking the lead over
all others on account of having advantages
in power, speed and lghtness of draft. and
are beyond doubt the most economical in
the market. Write the manufacturers for
catalogue and prices. p
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His Earthly Effects.

well Uncle Jim" said the lawyer, "the
doctor says there's no hope for you
Yes. sub. dey tells me | gwine ter cross
over"
Have you made your WIFI"
''v.s sub: I done will ter go"
I mean" said the lawyer. in an explain
atory way. have you got anything TO
leavc2-'
.'oh. yes subj exclaimed the old man.
ioyfully. zone wife en- de rheumatism
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gram received in Macon tonight announcing
the arrest of DR.. J. J. fitzpatrick on sus-
pcon of being the one who murdered Joe
Sprnz bookkeeper FOR Davis 4 Marks,
merchants Of Midwife Ga. n"ar Savannah.
on the night Of May It'll.
Sprinz formerly re-ia - - -. whore
ne has a large circle j.. 5eiSIvcs and
many friends. Tho murder created a big
sensation In Macon ana sent thrill
throughout the state.
Or. J. J. Fitzpatrick, a well-knOwn ply
slcian Of Melville. an unmarried man.
aged about thrty-fiVe years. of fine Intel
ligoncc and handsome appearance, was sus-
pcctod OF the deed in day or two after
the murder and ne has been shadowcd by
Detective Bin Jones. of Atlanta, ever since.
Relatives of Sprinz employed Jones on
the case at once and ne has been hot on
the track for weeks lie has made visits 10
Savannah. Midwife. Macon. and other
places in quest Of information which finally
led to Kilpatrick's arrest today.
There were certain circumstancial in
cidcuts that pointed the finger of suspicion
nj Fitzpatrick What causes eliminated in
the arrest of DIR. Fitzpatrick today are not
known i'm Macon at present. but a telegram
was received from a reliable source tonight
stating that Fitzpatrick was arrested today.
Fitzpatrick and Spriuz We're close friends.
The former was constantly at the nous"
Of the latter I'm Midwife. Sprinz kept
books for Davis 81 Marks. Davis being
hrothcr-in-law Of Sprinz. ON the morn
ing OF May Sth, Sprinz was found muir
dcrod i'm his house. lie was sitting in
rocking chair, his feet resting on chair
i'm front of him. Ills skull had been
crushed I'm with a piece Of heavy substance,
presumably a coupling pin. His pct dog
was sitting in his lap. SPRINGS pipe was
living near him on the floor, whore It had
fallen after the fatal blow was struck,
AT first il was thought Sprinz had been
murdered and robbed by some tramp or
negro. but a close Investigation by the de-
tecttve led him to the conclusion that the
marty who struck the fatal blow had been
previously engaged in social conversation
with SprinZ and suddenly arising had
seized Sprinz BY the throat and struck him
,,-or th. head with the iron, killing him.
re this version Of the matter is true, then
robberv was not the motive of the crime,
although on Chc day when the murder was
l{scovored II was reported that $1,000 in
gold which belonged 20 Or. Fitzpatrick had
been stolen from between the mattresses
of sprinz's bed. 1t Is said that Dir. Kill
natricl< claimed TO have given that sum Of
money 10 Sprinz to place in Davis X Mark 5
safe for protection against robbers. but in
.,s much as there had been considerable safe
hlov.inlc IN that section Of the country,
Sprinz would not put the money In the
eafa hut carried il home on the fatal night
and placed il between the mattresses of
his bed.
How any one should have ascertained
what Sprinz did with the money is mys-
terV
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Kilpatrick Was Discharged.

Midwife. Ca. June 1o.-(Special AT the
preliminary hearing today J. J. Fitzpatrick.
charged with the murder of Joe Sprinz.
was discharged there being no evidence
against him.
The crowd in the room gave him an ova-
ton and there was much feeling against
Detective Jones. who worked up the case.
Fitzpatrick was defended by II. II. John
son. of Waynesboro, and T. Il. Fielder, of
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An AGED Citizen Dead

Savannah. Ga. June l0.-(SpeciaL)-
George Cornwall. an old and wel-known
citizen of Savannah. dropped dead today
at his home at Isle of Hope.
Mr.. Cornwall was senior warden of st.
Johns church. He was about seVenty-five
years old and a retired merchant.
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cooked vegetables, and perhaps a water
muffin toasted. or a little fruit with light
cake; the dinner soup. a meat with two
vegetables. salad with waters and cheese,
a light dessert and coffee. Now and then
you may put in d little entree following the
SOUP
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Charles f. johnson. of Raleigh is the
owner of the most valuable collection of
letters in the state. and of one of the
finest portraits of the revolutionary period.
Part of this very choice collection on
view some years ago and was insured for
So 600, which gives an idea of fits value
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CHANCELLOR BOGGS
MAKES HIS REPORT
He Declares That Women Should Be
Admitted to University.
THE PAPER FULL OF INTEREST
Condition Of the Institution of Learn
ing Is Gi-en n Most Satisfactory
Report.

Athens s.1-. Juna 1,-(Special.l- Chan
selIo- Bases made his annual report today
To 'h.. t-,1r.i Of trustees II shows an at
ter.ianec AZ rns. university last year Of SiS.
an increase 81 thirty-shrec over last year
ami gorty-s.ven beyond any previous year
r. ATTENDANCE Of university professors
a. IN. dircreat teachers associations IN
the state = commended
Reference Is made 10 the new building
AMI tn. expenditure OF the fund FOR that
purTos, as provoked by tine legislature
Tlss qule;uJc and gooi order Of the stu
dent I-1.iy during the year were referred 10
by- th,. chancellor and the spirit ~ COLLEGE
athletics given a large chars OF the credit
for b.
shsu.eIfar Har-s referred in feeling
manner 10 tEs.s death az Mrs. Professor l.
H th1rhnuufer Mr. = H. Gray OF the
furs4r .l.is.. General 4. r. Lawton ~ the
ls.4rI ~ trl-t,-ss. end Professors Ruthcr-
f.pI ana W.iIcox. ali - whom died since
laSt commencement. TIE also referred 20
a.. WiIc,x prizes I'm Freach and German
Offend b- th, sons oE the late Professor
WtIlco1-
TH- -s ,ra-v ss--i.ties were reported to he
lu e very as1l condition
rsre Las class report showed up excel
trustee tu say Whether or not the ruie r.
4a.s.n- aH slmakrrs 81 commencement 10
taEs ora-vry uu.ler M. Riley shall h. ap-
IS 20 fH tht. law class. as the law class fac
u.ty Uts of the opinion that il did not
Tl.- -.l.H. 80 url-ory IS - overcrow,led
that tl. .iil-ciior recommends that Dr.
Riley ir- gwen an assistant
e. -E- s.. hs1i ~ physics and electrical
suEfut.--Iur ir is recommended that Pro-
fss-o- - H- Patterson - made a unct pro
i,~-p- uusier Professor Charponnier-
Tine a.-lual - CHEMISTRY shows up excel
teutlV 600 tls Export.
Ia ta, school ~ mathematics ii is rec
commended that colonel e. II. Smelling he
M s.e e full professor. with tire title of
--1-u.nr professor 80 mssthe rsa5ics--'
lu th- department. 81 snci, n languages Il
IS ~. um.u,ie'i that Professor ". u.
Hooper i-e promoted 70 the fun professor
snip uf attn
t..laa ir history IS recommended by Dr.
J. ~. o. NrI't,-rzru's ass-starl,e-
I'd. department pi English. ua.ier Profess
s7rs s.. ard Morris. has don. Ep.sd work
ssgr5u- tH.. gs-sr
D. IS -.,nu--r.r.Is.l thst German =. placed
rusGr rra charge ~ Professor John Morris
ass. rs.tr nn .m-rr.-stnr Sd ~ ugh D. APP
pointed T.~ IS n..l>-sa..i 81 'h- vacancy
.au--l y. fae t-r-h 81. Frpfe~s1r Wilcox
PROFESSOR ~.rrrnn -e ~ isaxe FOR Europe
FaE .r fI- g. = C-r s reoomm, ndei
- a- l--..-ta. fog Professor Sheffield. who
taE-- l'r....-.,r S-raaaa's place
tr -.i..l taas t.l,- title ~ 'sd-
r1-c- r-s-.--s- 1f frrsnH.rins'' - confer
~. ur Professor Sae.ilsid.
The School OF Agriculture.
rrr-t -aL. largely wita the school
as Er.l.ture CD fart. that subject wili b.
.I..s .I.-..us.. "a hr th-. f.ea-.l 81 trustees
sra. Ee-as."str claims raa- lhe
-4crrt as u.4.acte.l .tud Trr-
Hrmea.i- that tle trustees require every
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Thomson, to be marshal for the southern
district of Georgia
This has been one of the appointments
slated from the first and Barnes mas IN
reality had no opposition.
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Barnes Named for Marshal.
Washington. June S.-(Special.) THE pres
ident today nominated John A. Barnes. of
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Griffin. Ca, News: Senator A. 5. Gay
made his maiden speech in the senate last
Saturday. 1t able and eloquent and
thoroughly democratic throughout.
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POLITICAL POINTS QUOTED.

Ellijay. Ga, Courier: Prosperity Is stili
missing. and confidence has been given up
for lost
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early vices night losses. excuses or Overwork We
[ can inn part vigor and strength To every pof-
ton and organ of the body. IL Ne were nor DOS
Hive We cpu i cure YOU We would not send our MED
IcINE YOU FREE try. Write to-day ana
enclose cents in stamps for postage anu l,sok-
ing. NO RECIPE OR e. O. ID. FRAUD Address
PHYSICIANS INSTITUTE I7es Masonic Temple, Chicago.
!. - . . . .
Mention The Constitution
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WISE MEN KNOW it IS folly TO build
on a poor foundation. Relief obtained ny
deadening symptoms is short Hoods Sar-
saparilia cures ana gives lasting health
HOODS PILLS cure nausea. sick head-
ache. Indigestion, bilioasness. All drug
Sists. 25c.
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Rome Ga, Tribune: Senator Bacon Is
not to be bluffed. and is making a reputa-
ton as fighter.
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Sparta, Ga. Ishmaelite: The man who
would so to Iceland for oranges would not
be a whit more foolish than the fellow
who would go to The Macon Telegraph to
find the canons of democratic faith and
practice.
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TO SOLVE SPRINZ'S DEATH.
DR., Fitzpatrick Is Charged with Killing
the Bookkeeper

Macon. Ga. June 7.-(Speciall--A tcle-
gram received in Macon tonight announcing
the arrest of DR.. J. j. fitzpatrick on Eus-
pcion of being the one who murdered Joe
SprnZ. bookkeeper FOR Davis u Marks,
merchants OF Midwife Ga, near Savannah.
-, III. ,nfarht 81 Nh
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! HONEST OFFER TO MEN !

We will send any man
ABSOLUTELY FREE a
package OF our medicine ,
specially prepared 70 !
suit his case and condi- I
ton. Wecan restore you (
toa perfect vigor of man (
hood. We can restore (
the vitality that has (
been Slapped away by (
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Lawranceville Ca, News: Senators Ba-
con and Clay viii receive the sharp critl-
cisms of the old fossils, and their course
will be denounced as dislOyal TO party
principles by those who hold 10 one idea
and insist on travelling the same course Is
was pursued by the party leaders hfty
years ago. Our Georgia senators are wide
awake and believe in the idea that the
world do move" The protection of cotton
may prove u god-send 10 the south. To
sey the least Of it. the plan ls worth the
effort.
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Hawkinsville, Ga, News: Senator Clay
delivered his maiden speech in the senate
last Saturday. 1t was devoted mainly to
4 discussion of the tariff measure. though
he made strong plea for free silver, which
ne thinks would come nearer bringing pros
perity and relieving the people than any
thing else.
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Dublin, Ca. Courier: Senator Bacon was
sharply attacked by Senators Vest of MIS-
rouri and Jones. of Arkansas. but the
Georgian held his position firmly ana
showed thai his position was strictly in ac-
cord with the democratic doctrine of tariir
for revenue.
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Cherokee. Ca. Advance: Senator Clay
made his maiden speech in the United
States senate last Saturday. Like ali OF
his utterances. the speech was up TO his
best and won him fresh l,turels He showed
a familiarity with the subject and an aoih-
~ and readiness TO meet any in the inter-
r1lptions and questions asked. He and
Senator Bacon both stand squarely on the
democratic platform enunciated at chi
caIO.
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Flberton. Ga. Tribune: 1t is pitiful to
read the hcartrending pleas of certain
newspapers for democratic harmony.
These self-apponted preservers of party
unity as a rule. favor principles repudiat-
ed by the democracy. And while they are
pretending to plead fer harmony in the
party, in reality they are begging demo-
Gratis To fersake principles enunciated IN
their last national platform and come to-
get her on entirely different lines. Ia short
they want unity but not democratic unity-
They want democrats to unite on some
thing besides democracy. They viii sue
coed we don't think
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-05

himself wore a sash blending the national
colors. BY a happy thought invitations
had been extended to all the living sons
of those who had served as the nation's
chief executive. and Y. S. Grant, Webb
c. Hayes, Harry A. Garfield, Chester A.
Arthur and Russell Harrison served as
special aides on the occasion. The first
division of the military parade, command
ed by the gallant cavalry leader, Gen.
Wesley Merritt, included a battalion of
United States engineers, the Seventeenth
United States Infantry, four battalions of
United States artillery, a regiment of
United States marines, 500 sailors of the
North Atlantic squadron, made up from
the crews of the New York, Columbia
and Indiana, now anchored at Hampton
roads, and commanded by Capt. Sands of
the Columbia (whose appearance as Is
always the case when the blue jackets
come ashore, was welcomed with hearty
cheers, followed a battalion of light ar
tillery and a regiment of United States
cavalry.
President-elect Mckinley, who had left
his handsomely fitted up suite of rooms
at the Ebbtt house sufficiently early to
pay his call of ceremony on the retiring
President was driven to the white house,
escorted by the Senate committee appoint
ed for that purpose, where in one of the
state apartments he was received and
welcomed by President Cleveland and his
cabinet. Then the two Presidents de-
scended the white house steps, and to-
gether entered four-horse carriage, Mr.
Cleveland sitting to the right, and amid
the booming of cannon, the clatter of cal
valry the deep hoarse rumble of artillery
the measured tramp of many columns of
infantry, and the blare of innumerable
bands, the march to the capitol began. In
another four-horse carriage following the