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The Atlanta constitution., 1898-10-10
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS.
BRYAN AND FREE SILVER ARE
ENTHUsIASTICLLY INDORSED.
State Convention Nominates a Full
State Ticket and Adopts
Platform.

Worcester Mass, October 4-(Speclai.)-
Massachusetts democracy Is loyal to free
silver and Bryan and blames Mckinley ana
Algcr for the disgrace of the war. AT the
convention today. after a big fight, Chair
man Cochrane, of the state committee. was
displaced He is a gold democrat. 1t was
u signal victory over the leader or the olu
machine, which has fallen because OF Its
failure to support the true democracy
The speeches rang loud with cnthusl-
asm and the platform as adopted included
the following plank.
"The futile policy OF the republican I'D
minstration in s@nding Il commission 70
Europe to secure international bmetalllsm
and at the same time in thwarting ana
bringing to naught every effort OF thal
commission and in making It's success I'M
possible has revealed the Predetermined
purpose Of the republican party to violate
It's pledges to the American people and to
prevent bimetallism In any form, not only
in the United States, but throughout the
world.
The democratic party, with conviction
and persistency which have now been con-
firmed by the observation and experience
of two additional years of disaster, again
demands the return to blmetaillSm py re-
storing silver and gold to coinage at the
ratio which was maintained during so many
prosperous years in the history OF our couil-
try-thc ratio of l6 to /.
The ticket nominated was as follows
For Observation-Disclosures b. Bruce, or
Worcester. ,,.
Lieutenant Governor Edward j. SiaiterEI
of Fra minSham.
secretary Of Commonwealth-Harr L.
Lloyd of Boston.
Treasurer ana Receiver-General FeIIe
Bonvoulier of Holyoke-
AuditOr-Char.es f. Parker of HoSl"h'
Attoruey-patr!ck f. Kilroy. Of Sp!inB-
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TO MOVE IN TWO DIVISIONS.
First Section Will Be Under General
Carpenter, and Second Will Be
Commanded by Gen. Lee.

Washington, October THE war depart
ment has completed its plans of the de
parture OF the second expedition of troops
to garrison Cuba. The First division - al
lady uncer orders and should be started
within very few days from the southern
ports near their camping grounds.
The First division starts under command
OF Brigadier General L. ii. Carpenter, T..
S. ", who commands tho cavalry brigade
composed of the Seventh and Eighth Unit
ed States cavalry. He will hold his com
mand of the entire division simply by rea-
son of his seniority over Brigadier General
SNYDER and Brigadier General winston,
and In the end permanent designation
must be made of division commander.
II Is the intention of the war department
that Major General Wade. now president
OF the military evacuation commission,
shall command the entire force Of United
States troops assigned to duty In CUBA,
but he will scarcely take active command
until he has completed his duties with the
commission.
The Second division Will comprise all the
troops now under the command of Major
General Fitzhugh Lee. These troops are
stationed at jacksonville, and the force
comprises the following reSihehtS-dIi WI
unteer troops:
The Second. Fourth and Ninth Illinois
infantry One Hundred and SlXty-irSt In"
diana infantry. Second Louisiana infantry
Sixth Missouri infantry Third Nepraskl
infantry Organs regimenO, FIRST Nor'h
Carolina infantry, Second South Carolhd
infantry, First Texas infantry fourtn
Virginia Infantry and the Second Ulllteo
States volunteer battery,
The general orders which VIII be ISSUED
to this division, are to begin the move
ment the last of This month or as soon
thereafter as practicable. The Indications
are that the troops will be sclt, not IN a
bodv. but in small reg.mental and brigade
commands and that these will be landed
first on the western coast and perhaps IN
part of the south. probably At bataoano'
The animaung purpose is to reduce tho
chances of hostile ciashng between the
retiring Spanish troops and the incoming
American forces. by keeping back the Etl-
ter until the Spaniards have been de1oFie".
About the time the movement oS the Lee
command begins another movement win
take place of troops now in the nilGtI'
et,tcs toward the southern camps, Whi'a
have been selected by the SchWan hoaTh'
wing in Georgia, South Carolina ana Aii-
hama This viii result IN the 't.'iiI' i
of the camps at MiddletoWn. "a; LeNlhs-
ton Ky, and KnOXVlHe, Ienh- DC A','l ~,
.rn canDs are to be laid out III IN" btSI
form with all the lmproVemHla Iu1t lHH
,yncricnce of the last summer mas Qirial'N'
Wherever permanent buildings VIII Gun
i',ro 70 tbt comfort and health Of troops
tl,ov n re 10 be erected, although iHe com
manding officers are to keep IN hlIHd at
ali times the propricty of avoiding "hcl a.
tjnn Of the men by keeping th"m 700
closely in doors and away from camp MO
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ATLANTA'S PEACE JUBILEE.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING DIS
CUSSED THE PLANS.
Of Novem ember-President McKin-
ley To Be Invited.

THE COMMITTED RECENTLY AP-
pointed by Mayor Collier to consider plans
for a grand Peace Jubilee to be celebrated
in Atlanta held an enthusiastic session In
the mayors office Friday morning, at
which 1t was decided to have jubilee that
would be worthy OF Atlanta and one taat
the people would be proud Of.
The gathering was a very reprcs entail
one. there being present many of Atlanta's
leading citizens. each Of them offering his
hearty support to the movement. The mcr-
chants, bankers, ministers. capitalists and
professional elements of Atlanta's cit.Zenry
We're strongly represented by the leading
men In these different lines.
Upon motion of Mr.. f. f. Chamberiin
a committee was provided composed OF
nine representative citizens Of Atlanta, who
should meet and discuss features for the
jubilee ana plans for the naturalization Of
the movement The committee was ap-
pointed by Chairman Hemphill as follows:
W. A. Hcmphill, chairman: e. Z. Cham
berlin. r. H. Martin. Martin Amorous. DR..
w. W. Landrum, NJ Rich. Forrest Adair.
Major w. J. Kendrick. II. II. Cabaniss
and Joe Jacobs.
This committee Will have a meeting and
on next Tuesday morning the citizens or
Atlanta are invited 10 be present al i pub
lie meeting to be held in the chamber Of
commerce. when the committee Will report
and the plans of the jubilee will be Laid be-
fore the meeting Permanent Organization
will at this time take place. Committees
will be commenced under the direction OF
the subcommittee.
Mayor Collier called the body to order
Friday and the work Of organization
was commenced Hon. w. A Hemphill
was elected chairman OF the meeting and
he presided. \ secretary was chosen ana
~, .tN,, e nd
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Property Loss Along the Coast
Is Large, and Many Lives
Were Lost.
DAMAGE ON SEA ISLANDS
Macon Row and Atlanta Row Ruined.
Pavilion Washed on Railroad
Track-Mrs. Carnegie's Yacht
Washed Ashore-Man-
sion Damaged.

Brunswick, Ga. October 3.-(SpeclaL)-
The storm which swept over Brunswick
and southwest Georgia Sunday last mas
done damage which IS hard to estimate
For eighteen hours, beginning at 4 O'Clock
Sunday morning the storm king held run
SWAY The rain fell In torrents, ana the
farce Of the wind was something terrific
The tide was forced by the wind to II
Icipht Of thirteen feet six inches above the
highest point ever reached in Brunswick,
and the whole city was flooded. Stores were
nooded TO n depth of from four 60 six feet,
and the damage to merchandise is enor-
nous. In many parts of the city the
water forced residents from their houses.
There were many rescued by boats from
-rcoud-story windows, and many mario"
escapes are recorded The livery stables
were flooded TO the extent chat 1t was
necessary to quarter such of the horses
as could he gotten there in the BdptSt
church. on the wharfs there was great
destruction of property, naval stores IN
great quantities being swept away
The loss of life In this city has been re-
m4rkabIy small. the only deaths reported
being four negroes. two of them children.
The loss to Brunswick is conservatively
estimated at half a million dollars, and it
is probably more than that sum.
At Jcsup the depot was unroofed and con-
siderable damage to residences Is re-
ported
At Fcrnandna, Fla. every building at
the quarantine station was demolished, and
tno destruction at Amelia beach Is com
plotc. All the residents of Amelia beach
were rescued.
~ r; ,,ra
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SOLDIERS BACK FROM soUDAN.
English Veterans Are Given Warm
Reception by the People.

Iondon October S-Thc event of the
week 50 far as London is concerned. was
tho return Of the First battalion Of Cfrent-
dicr guards from the Soudan The croWd'
lining the streets from Waterloo raiToah
station to wellington barracks and the en-
thusiasm displayed exceeded any previou"
demonstration of a like nature since IN"
return Of the British troops from the Cri-
mean war. go
There was a brilliant gathering Of mill
tarv chiefs and relatives OF oHicerS at lhe
station but there was such an eNF'ht d'-
sire to rcprcss anything like rXuberahce Oh
feeling thai their welcome seemed co'd.
"IInw ar, YOU cd chap?" being generally
the most affcctionate greeting heard.
one Old lady ran to an officer as ne
emerged from the train. threw her arms
around his neck and kissed him lie Sun-
uittcd. but rather shamctacedly' as thouEA
il was altogether a too delnohStFallNe pro
cceding for a British soldier TO be GulI'y o.
If was when the battalion emerged from
49,, ,,ii,.- Guarded station mat the en-
tEr.ia sr,, broke out in the dense masses OF
nn,u.c gathering to welcome the soldiers
nome and their march from the stau"h TO
tbcir barracks was in the nature OF t''-
umphaI progress. r,b
There were many pathetic scenes. inc
men looked gaunt and weary lhste"d o. III"
|ranring fellows who left London. Many
trn returning soldiers brought with
Nom interesting relics of the campaign
IN The shape of dervish SWORDS spears ol
@"tei"S ~" recent British military operations
b.,tn mad a most satisfactory influence
frtaiy upou the recruiting OF the arm,
s'nGia1iv in the case Of the guards ,hd
~ st,,,aJi v-frst laucers. VINO distinguish
~ tIpn-e,ves by making prlInlnt '!:ETn
,Er,,I,r, VH th. ,crvisn army at the o"tiAe e
Onnui Olh ''ii,'t' Interest has been evoked by the
-,, military attaches report OF the
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OREGON SELECTS a HEBREW
New United States Senator Was Born
in Germany in 1851.

Salem. Ore, October S.-IIon. Joseph 81
mon of Portland was today elected United
States senator by the legislature IN Joint
session. NJ Simon received the entire vote
of tho republicans. The contest which ended
ta,jnv nv the election of Nil Simon has
been carried on Tor two years.
simon is Hebrew and was born In
,,,ifh his parents when only a year Old
and W1j' FIVE e years later came to Portland ore.
HIS education was received in the public
schools of Portland and n 1872 he was ad-
mittcd to the bar, having read law I'm the
office of Mitchell & DoIph, both of whom
served many years in the United States
senate.
Mr.. Simon is an advocate Of the gold
standard He has been In active politics
for twenty-five years.
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Purrov Will Support Roosevelt.

New York. october S.-IIenry D. Purroy.
the leader OF the home rule democracy. to
day gave out for publication a letter which
he had written to Colonel Theodore Roose~
volt, the republican candidate for govern
or, declaring his intention to support Colo
mel Roosevelt.
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MILES Has BEEN SNUBBED AGAIN;
ALGER IS KEEPING UP HIS FIGHT

Washington -(spelaI)The
the gencr o
the order to reform the and
the various car Thni
the flee Of the
lad
ulted at al abo
he
o The
The snuobng Miles
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Two bodies ""r" found IN the MARSH near
Brunswick today one white, Captain
Frank Cummings. the other colored,
Avery master Of the tug McCauly from
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"I'0 runner ''' '''I''"' '"e l"E crescent
'''} ana Two ''R'"htiS
FROM r'h"'n7'ofH reports no" H. ,"'
.''N 'h '''iH "'' 500 % Ii'' al '"'" ~ "
and irunsWlck is l2o-nine-tenths 'olofed
INoso reports arc secured from reliable
Sources ana are N'ri"'' Us ''l Us P'SSI''.''
|ho t"ss"+ ar" distributed ''S follows: S''-
,n Brunswick, twenty HampheII island SeN-
outy Up olGhty Buffers island, hNe pon"E
and eight on am unknown NesSeI "E"cho"
off St Andrews bar,
j H' P'oP'. " '"9a' '''' ''''.'1 ,,,,,,
BrunsW ck, SApe o, -. Slm"hS' FehS" : |'"-
bertrand and wolf Islands, SURROUNDING
rl'e fields, stock, cattle and hNIdlNEa' 'I
'"I1'IN ''N' "S"'''' - VS. '''''''N' '' '''''
lop
Ou EgE island, James Stochlcy and wife
cano,d To- their dwelling roof for safety
Tine water rose and drowned MIS-. STOCK
loy. Stoekcy held his "ite.s BODY "l'l'
.t grew stJtl wave cam" ana '"r' ms
WIGS BODY from nus h2ha7 ana sen, '."' ="
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Reception to Roosevelt.

New York, October SIT is estimated
that 2G.C00 people surged in and about
the Union League clubhouse oniGht at the
reception rendered to Theodore Roosevelt.
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Montgomery Raises Quarantine.

Montgomery Ala, october S.-Tho quar-
antine against Jacksonville, Fla, was rails
ed tonight by order Of city Physician An
drcws on the report Of state Health officer
Sanders that there was no yellow fever
there.
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Ponce, Porto Rico, October h-Goneral
Grants brigade, consisting of the Fourth
ol,tn and 'rhud illinois regiments has been
ordered to sail for home from Ponce about
October 10th.
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Marshal Florida's Northern District.

Washington. October S.--The president to-
day appointed Thomas +. McGourcn, OF
Florida to be marshal of the United States
tor the northern district of Florida.
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printed Peuna
writes Mrs j. A. ior of Knoxville Tenn,
to the pub
Myhe
tfoundno
ba anda
slalla Peru for fee save
No
wonderfully improved general health
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College Students Are Refugees.

doors, suspending business until further dc
VclUpmeuts.
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A horse viii, eat in a year nine times his
own weight, a COW nine times, an OK six
times and sheep SIX times.
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Structure and Varicocele

Permanently cured. Particulars free. DR..
Tucker. Broad street. Atlanta. Ga.
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Consider the Lilies.

health in women is a
rare thing. 1t is not
alone thoscwho toll and
spin that suffer from
catarrhal troubles; the
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Grants BRIGADE Will Come Home.

TIE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
PROPER DRESS FABRICS FOR
SPRING

Change OF costume Is ruled by condl-
lions rather than the caleniar-and Spr g
Dresses make their appearance earlier
and earlier, as women come 70 appreciate
the longer wearing time thus gained
for Spring once here in reality. Is sum
mer in effect, and the pretty cloth cos
tunes grow burdensOme.
So Spring Fabrics have reached their
zenith OF variety now-sllks, Woollens-
combinations Of the two.
Lighter, brighter tints are IN evidence
the dawn Of new color day Yet by
contrast. blacks are TO be vastly more
worn than last year.
The Never Store shows one hundred
and ten weayes in black worsted and silk
mixed goods TO say nothing Of ,he rich
black silks.
Exclusiyeness. originality and compre-
hensiveness mark this dress goods store.
And no other store in Richmond shows
so many distinct highcass novelties. In
fact, few retail stores are factors ~
dress goods production; not a finger
count OF them gather directly. but are
content 70 share importers large lots.
Divided lots cannot be exclusive.
The Cottons for Summer are ready too,
and are already being freely chosen, that
the fatigue incident TO meeting dress
makers engagements may be well over
before warm days come.
Fashion plans we'll ahead. Fabrics are
all ready and here; the Summer styles
are cast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
BURGLARS AT WORK.
The Police Expect TO Land Them Be-
hind the Bars.

Mr.. Pat. Rafter's saloon, at the corner
Of Broad and Tenth streets. was entered
by unknown parties some time Friday
night. Entrance was effected through a
rear window, which was pushed open With
a Jimmy that left marks Identical with
those at the places entered Wednesday
night as mentioned in The Times.
N,tning but money was taken, or It's
equivalent In slot machine checks. Cash
taken amounted 10 about S2j and about 81
worth Of checks was carried Off. The bur
glary was discovered when the saloon
was opened yesterday morning.
Another report come from August Jen-
ming grocery store, at Foushee ana
Canal streets. That place had been broken
into during the night and eleven bottles
of whiskey, two boxes OF cigars a lo'
Of cigarettes. 81 in cash, pistol ana q
rife were carried away. Entrance 10 TINS
place was effected through the wall
Boards had been torn from the sides oil
an adjoining kitchen and boards from the
partition between the kitchen and the
store were removed.
Mr. Jennings Is quite positive that he
knows who entered his place. ard II VIII
probably be only a matter Of few hours
when the culprits may find themselves
behind the bars at the Third station.
The police are hard at work on the
Broad street robberies. and when the
burglars are unearthed they will probably
prove to be members OF some we.l-known
gang OF crooks who go about the coun-
try preying upon the people
The manner In which The various places
have been entered and the fact that moth
ing but money was carried of shows
that the burglars are by no means anna
Inura
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
IMPROVEMENT TO
HURKAMP PARK.
A Wall Of a Century's Age Taken
from Around 1t.
CHAIN GANG A CURE FOR TRAMPS
Pushing Work on the virginia Fred
ericksburg and Western Railroad
Local Option in Several
Counties

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April o.
sneciaI-The brick wall around Hurkamp
Park. in the centre of the city, which has
enclosed the square for more than one
hundred wears. has been taken down,
tho appearance OF the park being greatly
enhanced thereby.
This spot was formerly an old ceme-
terry. but about fifteen years ago the re-
mains Of those who had been buried
there. or such OF them as could be found,
were taken Up and re-interred. The place
was then converted into public park
and is now a beautiful and attractive
spot.
Since the Changing has been estao-
lished there IS a decided falling on IN
the number Of tramps VINO stop over mere
on their way through me CITY.
THE NEW RAILROAD.
Work on the virginia, Fredericksburg
ana Western railroad is going steadily
ahead at this end OF the line. The con-
tractor says that IN short time -FOUR
large gangs Of men, with teams ana
equipments. will be at work on four
different sections Of the road.
The lower counties on the Rappahannock
are making earnest fights for local op-
ton. Lancaster Is already dry. Essex
viii have q local-option election on April
18th: Westmoreland VIII follow with an
election on April 18th. and Richmond
county is agitatiug the question, though
an election has not been ordered. In Is
sex and Westmoreand warm contest Is
A FINE HAUL.
On Thursday Colonel Withers Waller
caught IS 600 herrings nj one haul az his
fishing shore at whitewater. on the Po-
t0mac.
Circuit Judge T. r B. Wright, OF Tap
pahannock. will sit IN the Hunt murder
case. which comes up at the next term OF
stafford court. and Mr.. 81. George X.
Fitzhugh. 81 this city VIII appear TOT
the Commonwealth. This Is rendered
necessary by the fact that this will be
the third trial OF Hunt. who Is charged
with the murder OF Peter Schooler. and
Judge ]. l. Mason. who is now Circuit
Judge OF this district. and Mr.. T. W.
Kerry now Commonwealth s Attorney OF
stafford county, were both connected
with the former trials. the former having
assisted in the prosecution. and the lat
ter was OF counsel for the defence. These
changes have occurred within the past
few months.
Arrangements have been made with The
present faculty OF Fredericksbrrg Col
lege with the exception Of Professor II.
J. Stockard and Professor VI. G. Latimer.
by the new purchaser Rev +. Z. Ram
saw. Of Baltimore, 10 remain with the
college next session. Professors Stockard
and Latimer have been secured by Locust
Dale Academy IN Madison.
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An UNDERGROUND Trolley Invention.

A system Of underground electric street
railway has been invented by Mr. VIII
liam jenkins. the well known electrician
who claims a great deal tor mis- invention
upon which he has secured a patent
Mr.. jenkins has been at work
on this invention quite while.
BY degrees he developed the principles
and he tanks that IL will be eventually
substituted for the system OF electric
cars such as IS used In this city wiki
the overhead wires and trolley poles on
the streets.
Mr.. jenkins says that the system OF
electric cars now IN use IN most OF the
Southern cities IS exceedingly Injurious
10 the gas pipes. sewer pipes and gat"r
mains. This damage. he says. Is far
more serious than the general public are
aware Of but could be avoided by at sue
cessul underground system. Such Is
being operated In most OF the large
cities In Washington there IS only one
overhead line, and that will eventually
be changed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
A MAGNIFICENT VEHICLE.

Or. r. Z. Jones, liO east Leigh street,
has Just had built a very unique doc
tors carriage. IL Is so arranged as 10
form close winter rig or an o?cn affair
for summer use--htted with every con-
venlence In both cases. rubber tires. clock
and toilet case and heated by Lehman's
patent carriage stove. patent shaft coup
lngs. which are so arranged as 10 oe
changed from shaft 10 pole In one min
ute's time. IL Is the most complete doc
tors carriage In the city. The vehicle
was built by w. c. Smith & Co.. IL nor n
Fifth street. OF this city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
An Interesting Entertainment.

On Wednesday April 18th at Sis p
NJ. the McGil Catholic Union will give {
grand entertainment at Cathedral Hall
consisting OF two parts. the FIRST con
cert with such artists as the Misses
Leahy. Mrs. O. +. Spott. Messrs. Henry
Rueger Jno. Es,uhardt Richard Wool.
ridge. r. Emmett Danrons. Francis p
Ryan, VIII McDonOugh and Imperial
Quartette.
In the second part the fun and frolit
will be furnished by Gerald +. Higgins
Wayburn and Boschen. Mcintyre and
Harra- Freeman and Wilson.
None Of these artists need an introduc-
ton 10 Richmond ardiepces and un-
doubtedly the entertainment will be great
~ enjoyed By large audience.