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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
Esets at the Capitol One Week from
This Morning.
MUCH INTEREST MANIFESTED
Men to Be Tried Are Ready TO Go
Before the Court.
SOMETHING ABOUT WORKINGS OF COURT
Is the Highest Court Known TO Mil
itary Law and Has Vast
Amount of Power.


II one week from today IS all the talk
among military men II has been several
years since court OF this kind has con-
Nered In this state AMI this accounts for
the great amount Of interest;
The members 81 the Atlanta Artiil Try
who have ben summon e. to appear before
the court and answer - charges prefer
ID against thcm By thcl- captain are al
wei known military men They have
friends in the Georgia volunteers. and
these are Interested ia inc outcome OF
the trial
The Atlanta artillery trouble. n the
time ?. WINS first made ruhlic. was tie
sensation ~ the day in Atlanta military
circles For e great length of ;Hne q
kept the soldier hays talking and every
Few wet.s some new development took
place
Whom tac advisory hoard % the state
was ordered To- meet last month Il was
understood tna- the principal question TO
b. considered hy the boauI WAS 'ne affair
~ me Atlanta Artillery. ror this reason
the.- WAS b r0at ampun. of interest IN
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The auuouur. ua.1t that tho hoard had
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
A naKalh Case ARMED.

The attorneys in the case of ]. +. Kill
gore vs.. Frank w. STA hey was argued
before Judge Newman Saturday and sub
mitted. The issues IN the case are the
rents on certain properties in eKalo
county.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29

No. 81 and SS Vestibuled train, Sleeping
and Dining Cars. New York and New Or
leans.
No 50 and Sc Solid trains Washington TO
New Orleans Sleeper New York, New Or
leans.
GEO. c. SMITH. JNO A GEE.
T'res't ard Gent Mgr Cent Pass. Agt.
ED l.. KIRBY, City Ticket Agent.
GEO W. ALLEN. Trav Pass. Agt,
u Kimball House, Atlanta, Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29

Fitzsimmons-Corbott Fight.

Fitzsimmons- Corbett fight can be seen
nv every one. rockeI kaleidoscope showing
tight ready March 9th. order now. Price
Is cents. Living Picture Co, Box $50, AT
lamta- mdi-1-St
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29

WHAT Your trunk or valise? Wen fix
r. our price for repairing won't bust
Won either. Foote's Trunk Factory l.
East Alabama street.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
To Railroad Constructors.

To LET AT RIRMINGHAM ALA. on APRIL
r. 1897 100 miles OF Grading. BriC ging and Ties.
on the Mobile & ohio r. Il. Extension between
Coumhus Miss aud Montgomery, Ala. Frelim-
mary nrofiles can he seen ~ the Engineers office
Mt ColumI,us Miss HANOVER CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY, j. W Nooliolk, Pre-'.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
The Doctors Saw

Anhcuscr- Busch's Malt-NutrIne IS pure
and highly nourishing. II IS endorsed and
prescribed by the medical profession in
general as the greatest of all malt tonics.
At your druggists.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
Office Stationery

or every description at John NJ Miler's.
80 Marietta street. feolS-ti
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
Chanbcrin- JohnSoIl-DuBoseCo
Hints About Our Hosiery

ITSELF 1t
beneath
FIXTURES
exist else
varieties immense values unparalleled and
worked diligently methoday
This
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Hosiery
Readth following
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29

SYrnIIlS-'rhis terrlDie disease IS treat-
ed 10y us with the latest methods, and
our experience at Hot Springs ana Eastern
hoSpita1s enables us to entirely eradicate
this terrible poison from the system. Tho
most rapid safe and effective remedy n
complete cure guaranteed
STRUCTURES AND PfLES-A new
method No cutting The only rational
method to effect complete treatment
IADfES-Should certainly try our new
method Of treatment. which surpasscs the
old methods and does away with so much
main which is often experienced. Try cur
treatment and you will Ice satisfied.
Mail treatment given by sending for
s,-mptom blanks-No. I for men. No for
Women No. 3 for skin diseases. No. for
catarrh.
Al correspondence answered promptly.
pusinpss strictly confidential Medicine
sent free from observation 10 all parts of
the country.
Address or call on DIR. Hathaway & Co.
oei. South Broad street, Atlanta. Ga.
Hours-9 to 70: . to g. to s; Sunday.
In
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
Big rIoney's Worth for Women

ability distinguishing
cooress fmsy goods and making apab grandstand
1Oc the Hosiery
honester than that It's Quality especially
them at the counters. That's the convincing policy.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29

Misses Liberia Black Dye Ribbed
Hose double knee and high splced
heel stainless, worth 2oc at ESN
Misses Hermsdorf dyed Ribbed
Hose, guaranteed fast and
stainless, worth $50, at %SN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07

has a number Of visitors. shanghai" likes
company, and when he cares to can be q most
entertaining story teller. But he is too busy! a
man to give much time to social affairs. He is
travelling, travelling. travelling. His business
is now Of such magnitude that he is kept al
most constantly on the go. Despite this fact.
he writes ali his own letters, and attends to
every detail of his affairs, just as he did In the
old days when he was struggling for a fSrtHne;
will be greatly enhanced by. the building Of the
Galveston, Brazoria and Western road. which
cross the patch south of Pierce, Station.
"Shanghai" has.givcn right q: way and a bonus
OF $4,000, besides a half interest in two town
sites, to the road to cross the track just where
he desires. The extent of this patch" may be
There are none but silver hairs on the head
or In the beard Of shanghai" to-day. They tell
the story of his age, but he is as erect as he was
when 81 years old and he is as full of energy and
enterprise as ever. If he ever thinks of the old
days when he punched cattle and slept on tho
frozen prairie with rattlers for bedfellows he
must marvel at'the changes wrought by time.
shanghai" however, is not sentimental. and he
IS rarely reminiscent. He is a plain. bluff, every
day sort of a Texas hustler. Sometimes he gets
gay and puts on a plug" hat, but not often.
a soft felt one suits him better.
Shanghai" has a wife and ono child..a daugh-
ter. She is married to a Kansas City lawyer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07
WILD CREATURES IN TOWN.
A Curious Enect or tho Prolonged Drouth In
West Virginia.
From the Pfttsbur0 Dtspateh.

From the Ffffsburg DfSpdtch.
-PARKERsBURa, w. Va, Nov. IA peculiar
feature OF the recent drouth is the fact that it
drove hundreds OF wild birds and small animals
from the fores 8 into the cities and towns in
every section of this State. This city was al
most as thickly populated with quail as an
English game preserve, and their shrill piping
as they rose with n whirr from a hundred lawns
In the early morning long since ceased to be o
novelty.
The reason for this is supposed to be the
scarcity of food in their accustomed haunts,
which forced them to come into the towns upon
foraging expeditions. While this city has been
the home of quail and partridges, a town on the
line OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. be.
tween here and Grafton. has had far less do
sirable visitors. 1t being literally infested with
skunks. Through trains Increased their speed
as thoy passed through the town. and those in
charge of the local trains made their stops as
brief as possible. Passengers from the unfor-
tunate village were given a wide berth when
they entered the cars. having no difficulty in
securing a dozen or more seats, in case they dc.
sired them.
All efforts to rid the town of the pests have
thus far failed, and the Inhabitants are greatly
worried over the outlook for the winter. In the
OF Randolph counties the larger animals are In
vading the towns, hardly a night passing with
out a visit from either bear, wildcat or deer.
SO bold have the bears grown that a huge
black animal OF that species recently blocked
tho turnpike within half q mile Of Parsons,
friGhtsIing the horse ,b OF a a1 Tn,asd states Deputy
wrecking the wagon and severely injurinR the
driver. While IL is no unusal thing for game
during the middle OF a hard winter, the
conditions during the drouth were never before
knoWRs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07
The Mixed Menu,
From the Le,ofston. ilMe.) Journal.

The travelling men in eastern Mama bavo
added a new story to their repertoire. a Han.
cock county man being the subject. During the
musical festival at Bangor, they say, John
stepped into a Bangor hotel for dinner. Nov. 10
happened that the hotel man bad leased the OF
%facturer, who placed an lad" thereon. With
Illustrations. John sat at the table. The waiter.
being In something OF a hurry. by mistake passed
put on his spectacles, curled his mustache with
his left, hand. Strengthened up, looked at the
girl. and said: "Iu take scrambled eggs, q BAN
gor buggy, a couple OF punts, and a road cart.
Got any wheelbarrows r. The girl flew.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.
odd Pants Same Proportion.

BY virtue OF an execution. No. 1890, issued
District, holden at Providence, within and
for said District. the l2th day of April
1897, Bernard Mctiuinne.s OF Providence, in
said county, recovered Judgment of said court
against Thomas Is. Cassidy and Charles W.
Cassidy Of said Providence. execution dated
April IL. a. D. 1897 and returnable to said
court July IL, A. D.plHH will De ,old az Pub
l.c Auction on the oath Gay of July, A. ID.
l8lls. an AZ O'Clock noon. at the Sheriff. O1icC,
in the Providence County Court House Ia
Providence, In said county, all the right, title
ynd interest OF the above-named defendR nts
Aat AT the time of the service OF the original
writ upon which the above'nHmed execution
was obtained, 10 wit, March 3D. 1887, at ,
o'clock and 20 minutes j. M. in and TO the
following described real esta'e, with the
IN said city OF Providence, bounded ana de-
scribed ms follows:
All the richt title aud interest Of the said
Thomas Il. Cassidy and Charles W. Cassidy in
md 10 those certain lots OF land numbered 3,
4, l., Is, H. 10, ID is, q and 3 On Plat No. 30,
madc for the use OF the Asses sorS Of the city
of Providence, said lots OF land being situai ed
on ihe northerly and southcrly sides Of Haw-
kins street, IN said Providence.
Also lots numbered J0l an 5l3 on Plat No.
9, made for the use OF the Asse ssors OF the
city OF Providonc said last two lots OF land
bling situated on Powdermiil street in sal i
Providence
Levied on this 10th day of April A. ID. lSf,
at 8 o'clock a. M. and will be sold To satisfy
said execution IL sufficient.
JOHN +. RABrITT.
jyl-thu-4t Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-01
LEAVE TO AMEND.
Given COmplalnanlS in Watchemo-
ket Water Contract Case.
Decree Entered In Appellat: Court for
That Purpose r day.

Through tho prayer of Olnoy Arnold aud
other taxpayers for temporary injunction
restraining Mayor John W. Davis of Paw
tucket from entering into new con-
tract with the WatcbemoKot Firc Dis.
trict on which there was "a hearing In
the Appellate Court los not yet boon
either granted or denied that interesting
controversy is again brought Co notice by
the entrance of decree in the court
named, granting cumplainants leays to
amend their bill.
Tho amendments are the Inserting in
the Introduction paragraph of the words
1.-The city OF Pawtuck0t, municipal
corporation created under the law OF said
state and the WatchemOket Fire District
also corporation created under the law
uf said state. Second tho inserting of an
additional paragraph ns follows: 81 hat
neither the city OF pawtucket nCr the
Watchemoket Fire District have any power
or authority under their respective charter
or under any prov ision OF law 70 entor
into said proposed new contract men
toned in the following part Of said reso.
luton" Third hy inserting in the prayer
oi the bill land that said city of Paw
tucket and said Watchemoket Fire Dis.
tTict and each of them. may be restrained
and eujoinod from ontrring into said pro-
posed now contract mentioned in and
forming part of said joint resolution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-01
On a Writ of Habeas Corpus.

Young Carl Rudolf OLSON. six months
old, ana Signed Olsson tive years old,
were brought before the Appellate Court
this afternoon ON writ of hCbeas corpus
issued at the instance OF Judge Rogers.
These are the children Of Carl OLSON
and Margaret A. OLSON and their parents
do hot not agree as they once did on
material matters. Carl today went TO
Attorney Thomas 4. /. Mcdonnell and
told him that Mrs. OLSON had taken the
children "a. tho home of one Joseph Nor
rison and he believed intended Co remove
them To her former home In Prince
Edwards Island. Mr. Mcdonnell had an
interview with Judge Rogers with the
result above stated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-01
Change la City Eall Detail.

For a year or more night mon from the
Oakland street police station have been
called upon to do duty at police head
quarters every day from IL until 3 III tho
afternoon. but they were very pleasantly
surprised at roll call last evening when
they heard general order received from
the chief Of police. stating that beginning
with today q patrolman would be on duty
at headquarters from a. IN. to y. m,
and that the detail should be made from
ench station beginning with the Central,
and when every night man at that station
has had his turn at the city hall,
the captain will notify the captain of
the Second station and so on. 1t will be
quite late in the fall before the night
men of the Oakland street station will be
called uDOn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-01
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS
Four Appointed Under the New Law by
u. S. d sire Judge Brown.

In accordance with an act of Congress
passed May %. 1896, the commissioners
OF tho United States Circuit Court ceased
to exist June 80, 1897, and tho now office
of United States commissioner was created
az the samo time so go into effect July /,
1897. and TO he appointed by the United
States judges OF the several districts.
The Hon. Arthur L. Brown, judge OF
the district court In this city has ap-
pointed Henry Marsh, Jr., Charles &.
Mumford and William 4. Morgan. all OF
Providence, ana j. Stacey Brown Of New
port as commissioners Mcssrs. Marsh ana
Mumford have been reappointed. The
others named are new commissioners.
Borin NJ Cook declined n reappOint-
ment Messrs. Samuel a. Douglass ana
John 4. Blodgett were commissioners
under the old law, aud they are now re-
tired. There has been no commissioner
In Newport since tho death OF William
Gilpin and Commissioner Brown fills
that vacancy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-01
MUST BE SET ASIDE.
Jury's v;rdIct Against GuStave Walter
and Otto Bauer.

A rescript was filed in the Appellate Court
today in the case Of Hanley, Hoye a. Co vs..
Gustave Walter, Otto Bauer and John Wright.
The decision of the court j. that the Jury s
verdist in the Common Pleas Division against
Walter and Bauer is erroneous and must be
set aside The evidence showing that they
had no knowledge of the plaintiff : unrccorded
mortgage ihereon, and that prior 10 the time
when the plaintiffs made demand ON said Wal
ter and Bauer for the property IN dispute
they had by virtue Of their agreement with
the defendant Wright deposited the purchase
price in money and notes with William HI.
Carroll and could not recede from said con
tract As TO the defendant Wright, the evi-
dence Is held TO show that no was clearly
guilty of n conversion of said property.
Judgment is ordered entered IN the Common
Pleas Division for the defendants Walter and
Bauer for their costs and for the plaintiffs
against Wright.
The suit was one of trover and conversion
and the plaintiffs alleged that on june s, 1886,
they were possessed OF a barroom, fixtures
and liquors valued at $1,000 that the defend.
ants converted to tn cir own use.
The defendants are residents OF south
Kingstown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-01
BADLY BURNED.
Miss Remington Had a
Very Narrow Escape.
Carpet Treated With Naphtha
Accidentally Ignited.
The Timely Arrival OF Aid Probably
Prevented a Fatality.

Sadie I. Remington, daughter Of
Horace Remirgt ID, was severely burned
about tho legs, arms and hands at 9:i0
this forenoon at her home, l72 Adelaide
avenue. Miss Remington had put
paphtha around the edge OF the carpet In
her sleeping room on the second floor for
the purpose OF killing buffalo bugs. To
complete her work she wos obliged TO
move n bureau from the wall ana in so
Going one OK the casturs dropped from It's
socket and ignited ynrlor match that lay
on the carpet A fash followed, Miss
Remington screamed for ! clip and gang
of painters from y. Is. Peck's shop who
were at work on staging in tho vicinity
OF Miss Remington's room quickly re-
sponGed. They went into the room
through n wiHdow and picked mp some
rags from the floor and In "a few seconds
exiting Lished the flames about the young
woman.
DR. bennington of Briogham stroot was
summoned aud found that Miss Roming-
tons injuries were painful but not Of
very serious nature.
The match net only set fire to Miss
Remingtons clothing but to the carpet or
at least that portion of it that had been
treated with naphthn and the flames soon
extended on all sides Of tho room.
: Charles n. StpddGrd, night clerk at
tie Narragansett Hotel was in the house
at tho time and heard Miss Remington's
cries for help. BY the time he reached
her room she was out OF danger and seq.
ing the room on fire he sent word
TO the Oakland street police station aud
CAPTAIN Cory notified Captain Is. H.
Harrington of Hose IL which company re-
spondcd.
BY tbss- timo the smoke was issuing
from all of the windows on tho second
floor so MIR. Stnddard sont in an alarm
from box 2li IL was the work of a low
mirutes TO extinguish the ,iro and the
loss will not bo more than $40.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-01
FOR ADULTERY.
Mrs. Granata Arrested on
That Charge Today.
Alleged She Has Been Living
With JeWeler PiScO.
Latter's Wife Secured His Arrest
on Charge OF Non Support.

There Is quito stir among the upper
class in little Italy. a day or two ago
Emanuel Pisco, we'll known jeweler of
the vicinity. was arraigned in the Sixth
District Court on the charge of non support
Of his wife and children.
Today in the same court Maria Granata
was nrraigped on tho charge OF adultery
and Pisco is the man In the case. She
pleaded not guilty and will have "a trial
Tuesday.
Mrs. Pisco came TO the city a short time
ago with her children and says that since
her arrival her husband has not con-
tributod 20 her support. Pisco says that
he has sent money co her which she would
not accept. Piseo has been here number
Of years and until o short time ago made
his home with Mrs. Granata on Atwells
avenue.
Tho case promises to he au interesting
oue. as both sides arc full of fight.
Mrs Grauata was arrested at her home
this morning on n private warrant by
Deputy Sheriff Frank A. Potter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-01
STOLE THE WATCH.
Sadie Allen Pleads Guilty to Purl0in-
ing HOlman's Timepiece.
Dynamite Thieves Arraign d Other Cases
in the District Court.

In the Sixth District Court this morn
ing Sadie Allen pleaded guilty to stealing
a watch from John Il. Holman, and was
fined sl5 and costs. Holman is stranger
in the city and met the grill last evening.
As he was under the influence Of liquor,
he fell into chair as soon as they entered
a room and went to sleep. Sadie then
helped herself to the timepiece
Joseph LeClair Arthur Brown and
William McCann were charged with
stealing dynamite powders and fuse from
Frank Is. Fennsr. McCann and Brown
pleaded guilty. Brown was fined 81 and
costs and MeCann S5 and costs. ST.
Clair said he was not guilty ana was held
until Tuesday for trial.
Sadie Huntoon pleaded guilty to steal
ing two rings from Nellie Young, and
two pairs OF shoes from Sarah LAYERS and
was fined yl5 AMI costs on each case.
James Doughty was sent /. to the state
farm for six months for being common
drunkard.
Arthur Gordon pleaded guilty to steal
ing $50 worth OF revolvers from Belcher
q Boomis and was held for the action of
the grand jury In the sum OF $500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-01
Description Tallies With That
of Charles Adams.
Latter Wanted at Philadelphia for
Killing His Aunt.
Woman Was Murderei Ia Her Home and
Hoiy Concealed in Cellar.

Frank }. Lang, % years old, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon at Central Falls
and is be believd by the police to be the
murderer of Mrs. Mary Rogers OF Phila-
delphia, who was brutally killed and her
body concealed in the cellar of her home
on June o.
Lang arrived in Central Falls Tuesday
night and yesterday became involved in a
street fracas with an Armenian, TO whom
he tried to sell gold filed watch He
was arrested and locked up. Chief Gold
smith believed that his description CORE
sponded with that sent out by the Phila-
delphia police of Charles alias Frank
Adams wanted in that city for the MUIR
der Of his aunt, Mrs. Rogers, and com
parison showed that the descriptions tai
lied even TO two peculiar scGros on Lang's
face. Lang was held in $500 bail for trial
on charge of assault, this morning and
was committed TO jail at Cranston, while
the Philadelphia authorities were notified
and will send officers to Rhode Island 10
see the prisoner
The suspect SAYS his home is in New
York, Lut admits n familiarity with
Philadelphia, and in his pockets were
found letters which, TO the minds ot the
police. show his homo to be in that city.
Another Arrest Made
New York, July IA man giving the
name of John Adams was arrested at
Coney Island today on suspicion that be
may be Charles, alias trank Adams,
who Is wanted in Philadelphia for Inur-
der