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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-24
WITH JAMES, RHEA AND wARDE.
Mr. j. f. II. BecISwith Has Accepted
an Enlargement.

MIR. j. f. ii. HeclSwith Has Accepted
an Engagement.
MIR. ]. f. B. Beckwith has practically
completed his arrangements for going upon
the stage. having accepted the offer of the
James -Warde combination. which he
was considering, as stated in the Morning
News, at the time his intention of going
before the footlghts was announced. Mr..
Beckwith has just received a most fiat
tering offer from the management of this
combination of stars The letter is. in
part, as follows
Dear Mr.. Becxwith: Several of our
present company are very anxious 20 re-
engage, but we will not do anything until
Saturday morning. holding off TO hear
from you. Can offer you king in Ham
Lett 'Banquo' in Macbeth Antonio in
the Merchant OF Venice Duke in 'Othel-
To-. cannot decide whether 'Crabtree' or
oliver in ihe School for Scandal as vet
If you accept this at the salary we nam
ed when in Savannah, let me know posi-
lively by wire on Friday, as we must civ.
answer to fifteen or twenty actors on Sat-
urday morning. II you will dress these
parts properly. you win have an almost
unprecedented entree to the dramatic l,ro
fession, under the most favorable auspices
and OF such dignity as your social pos,-
tion demands Wire us conclusively on re-
celpt OF this. Very truly yours.
"Wagenhals g. Kemper. Managers"
Mr. Becl<v,ith replied by wire al once
accepting The offer and received toe,
cram yesterday saying that The engage
ment had been settled, ana that a letter
Of advice would follow soon. The placing
Of these parts az the disposal OF one who
has never before been upon the profes-
Eional stage r. something almost. IL nor
qulie. unprecedented. il is q decided com
pllmeni 60 Mr. Beciwith's talents. ana his
many friends here trust that be will meet
WITH every success Ia ne new held. .
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FOR ASSISTANT SURGEON.
Examination Ordered for Marine
Hospital Service,

Hospital Service.
The civil service commission announces
that from the register established as tho
result of the examination scheduled to be
held here Tomorrow, for the position of
acting assistant surgeon in the marine
hospital service, certifcation viii be made
of eliglbles who are legal residents of Sa-
vannah, or vicinity, to fill the position at
a salary of 500 per month. The examina-
ton may be taken at Savannah, Charles
ton. Atlanta or Jacksonville.
The examination is the same as that for
sanitary inspector in the marine hospital
service.
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New York Downs the Phillies.

Philadelphia, April 2S-New York sue
ceeded in winning the closing game OF the
series by better all-round work Attend
ance 10627. Score: s5 R.H.E.
Philadelphia A 0 2 o. 10 4
New York "A l 2 0 x-14 IA 3
Batteries-Donohue, Dunkle, Murphy
and Mcfarland; Doheny and Warner.
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Better Than Doctors.

am now quite well, doing all my house
work for six in the family I have not
taken Pe-ru-na for about two weeks now.
1 praise the blessed Pe-ru-na wherever I
have the opportunity. think and know
its equal is not to be found. 1t has done
for me what four doctors and five differ
ent medicines failed to do. / walk seven
blocks to church every Sunday and feel
refreshed at he end Of my walk. And
such sweet, refreshing sleepl often tell
my husband that If the house was carried
away ana me in it wouldn't know any
thing about il Mrs. Z. Rlker.
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PITCHERS BATTLE.
Baltimore Wins From Boston in a
Hair-Raising Game.

Baltimore. April 2s.-Nichols and Nc
James had a pitchers battle to-day, and
the 3,5S5 spectators were treated to one
of the fastest games seen here for a long
time. The fielding behind both twirlars
was, for the most part, of the hair-raising
order. scores R.H.F.
Baltimore $50 o 90 2-3 7 2
Boston ........1 0 0 o / % s 8
Batteries-McJames and Clarke; Nichols
and Bergen
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COMPLETED TO sTILLMonE.
The Brewton and Pineo-a Ready for
Business There.


The line of the Brewton and Pineora
Railroad has been completed into stllmore.
Vice President John N. Bgan of the Cen
trai Railroad, which is largely interested
In the property, says it has been decided
10 extend the road on this side of Still
more. 1t has not yet been decided what
place on the main line of the Central
win be touched. Pineora may
be the place and it may not.
The road is partially graded on a line from
Stilimore to Pineora, but the direction may
be changed, and the road run to Meldrim
or some other point
The distance from Stillmore to Plneora
Is fifty miles. About twenty-five miles of
this distance has been graded, and bridges
nave been constructed where needed
CrossHes are also along the road side
All this work was done before the Atlantic
Short Line, formerly the owners of the
Brewton ana Pineora, went into a reeefv-
er hand. Heomes in very well now for
the Central to complete the work.
Mr. Egan says the force of hands will
continue right at work on the section this
slde or Stillmore. The work will not be
stopped, ne says, unless the war puts the
CentfaJ IN such a shape as to make it
impossible for 1t to make any money All
necessary material for laying the trach
from twenty 10 twenty-five miles this side
Oh Stiiimore has already been provided.
Inc Plant System has not vet with
oraWn ats steamer line between Port Tam
pa ana Key West. Mr.. d. r. Jack, freight
frame manager Of the system, says the
line WIZ undoubtedly be withdrawn. bur
that II Will remain on as long as protec-
ZION Is afforded il by the United States
Meet now In that locality. The feet IS
between Key West and the enemy. and
no rear is felt as long as this condi-
ton remains. The Plant System will not
rake OUT war risks on any of its lines
and the last of them, that from Port
Iampa to Key West, will probably come
OH OeIore many days have passed.
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Atlanta shuts out Birmingham.

Atlanta Ca, April 2s.--Faultless fielding
and good work by Parvin won the game
for Atlanta. Score: R.H.E.
Atlanta .....0 2 o 2 0 OF 7 o
Birmingham % o 0 0 0 90 7 4
Batteries-Parvin and Montgomery; Nor
ris and Halter
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Horace Powers Dead.

Macon. Ga, April 29.-Horace Powers.
son OF the late Virgil Powers. died to-day
rather suddenly from an attack OF con-
geEtlon OF the intestlnes. aged Is years. Re
was unmarried and well known In sayan-
nah.
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SIX RUNS IN ONE INNING.
brooklyn Wins Game From wash
~ ingtOn ON Bunched Hits.

Washington, April 2S.-The Senators had
every prospect of winning to-day up to
the sixth inning, when six hits for eight
bases gave the victory to the visitors.
Attendance, $500. Score: R.HE.
Washington Q % 1 2 0 0 2-S ii /
Brooklyn - 0 0 l 0 x-9 IA A
BatterieszMercer and Mcguire; Payne
and RYAN. st
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Augusta. Ca. April 2S.-The Augusta
Montgomery game was postponed on ac.
count of rain.
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TwITTY TAKEN TO ADRIAN.

Will Serve His Five Years Sentence
There.
A guard from the penitentiary came to
Savannah yesterday and took to Adrian,
to the James camp, H. d. Twitty and
Patrick Connors. both of them having
been assigned there. Twitty, as is wen
known, has a five-year term. Connors
was convicted of manslaughter and SEN
fenced to serve fifteen years.
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University OF Georgia wins.

Athens, Ga, April 23.-The University of
Georgia again defeated Sewanee to-day
by score of to g. a
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Congressman Botkin is one of the most
influential and best known men ia the
state of Kansas. Whatever he may
choose to say on any subject will be ac-
cepted by the people as the truth. SO
famous a remedy as Pe-ru-na could not
have well escaped the attention OF so ia
nous man. He not only has heard of
the remedy, but knows a good deal about
it. Pe-ru-na is the one internal remedy
that cures chronic catarrh. 1t cures ca
tarrh wherever located. This is q fact
that the people are rapidly finding out,
but there are still a large multitude who
need to know it. II is especially seasona-
bic at this time of the year to make a
rapid cure of catarrh Pe-ru-na cures ca
tarrh in any season of the year, but amid
the favorable climatic influences of spring
its cures of old cases are more prompt and
remarkable. Very old cases of chronic ca
tarrh that have resisted all other forms
of treatment have been permanently cured
by a very short course of Pe-ru-na with
the genial assistance of balmy spring
weather. In a recent letter to DR.. Hart
man, Congressman Botkln, whose fame
is national one, says of Pe-ru-na:
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Rain stops one Game at CharIeston.

Charleston. April 2S-The game between
Charleston and Mobile was called at the
end of the second inning on account OF
rain. The score at the time was / to o
in favor of Charleston.
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Cincinnati, o.. April 2S.-The results at
Newport to-day follow:
First Race-Seven furlongs. Hoffman, 8
to 2, won, with Loyalty. TO s and TO 5,
second, and Bill Dawdy, to l, third. Time
1:03A.
Second Race-Four furlongs. Lucy
Bazes, to l. won, with Bezique, 10
and TO 5, second, and Ed Tiptop. 6 to /.
third. Time :50%.
Third Race-dile and a quarter. Rock
wood, to 2, won, with Kings tone, 10 to l
and 8 to l, second, and F'riar John, 5 TO .,
third. Time 2:14
Fourth Raee-Mne Eddie Burke, to /,
won, with Panchita II, to / and TO /,
second, and Horace, to 2, third. Time
144A
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Mazeppa, 4
to ], won, with Albert s., 10 to l and to J.,
second, and Marito, l to 8, third. Time
lit.
Sixth Race-Six and a half furlongs.
Meddler, TO 5, won. with Allie Belle, to
! and 4 to g. second, and Bertha Nell. 10
to /, third. Time q.
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House OF Representatives,
Washington, D. C.

DR.. 8. B. Hartman, Columbus. Ohio:
My Dear Doctor-It gives me pleasure
to certify TO the excellent curative quail
ties of your medicines-Pe-ru-na and Man
a-lin. I have been afflicted more or less
for quarter of century with catarrh
of the stomach and constipation. A resi-
dence in Washington has increased these
troubles. A few bottles of your medicine
have given me almost complete relief, and
I am sure that a continuation of them
will effect a permanent cure. Pe-ru-na is
surely wonderful remedy for catarrhal
affections. j. d. Botkin.
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END OF THE BENN1xGs MEETING.
TiIigrnne Wins the $4,000 washing
ton Kandicnp.

E1li&EAnc W IHS the GtsOOO W UshAht5~
ton Handicap.
Washington. April 2S.-The closing day
of the spring meeting of the Washington
Jockey Club drew a large crowd to Ben
nings. The second race, Washington ham
dicap. value $4,000, was won handiy by
Filigrane. Summarizes:
First Race-six furlongs. varus,' II to
10, won, with knight of the Garter, to
/ and even, second. and Long Acre, s to
l, third. Time LII.
Second Race-Half mile. Filigrane, Z to
10, won, with Caoutchouc, 5 to 5, second,
Weinberg, u to 1, third. Time 0:51A.
Third Race-Handieap, one mile. Thorn
as Cat, u to 1, won, with Bannock, il
to and 4 to 5, second, and Don't Care,
to l, third. Time AS.
Fourth Race-Four furlongs. Mart Cart,
IL TO TO- won, with Specialist, 2 to ! and
to g. second, and Tyrant, to l, third.
Time 0:5S.
Fifth Race-Bennings steeplechase ham
dicap, about two and one-haH miles. Dec
apod. to s. won, with Jackpot, 4 to / and
6 TO :. second, and Mars Chan, to ), third.
Time 5:22
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st. Louis, April 23.-No game to-day; wet
grounds.
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Catnrrh Three Years.

MISS LAnnle WlgginsI berIn f5eIBHtSI -
suffered with catarrh of the head noss
and throat for three years. / could get
no relief until I began taking Pe-ru-na'
took three bottles. 1t has done wonders.
Independent of curing my catarrh u mas
greatly improved my general health l
cannot describe the change. Anyone SUI
fering from catarrh, and knowing that Il
can be cured would be very unwlse no'
to take Dr. Hartman's advice. Follow Oh
rections. Pe-ru-na does the rest
Miss Linnie WigginS
FOur BOTTLES of Pe-ru-nas
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temporary relief. BY the time had taken
one bottle The po,ypus n ad disappeared
and three bottles cured he catarrh and
throat trouble. As a minister's wife I
shall always speak a good word for Peru
ma. Wishing you abundant success, 1
remain very truly,
Mrs. o. F. 1IcHargue
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Cincinnati, O., April 2S.-The results at
Newport to-day follow:
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"A Constant.
Steady Trade

Was noticeable Feature in our house during
the last few weeks. THE EXTRA Low PRICES
we are making now we cannot help but do bus
mess. IL is a Pleasure to kBew that Customer
leaves your house Satisfied, which we are trying
TO continue to uphold
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LOCAL NEWS.

,J.F Loye,t lef, yesterday for Frank
4.
n. P. Cole was here from Harvey
yesterday.
Miss Bessie Kendriek left last night
Tor Pecos City.
Al. Wilson desires to rent a good
piano At once. sh
John II. Royder was here from Well.
born yesterday.
Dr. T. Barlow Of Kurten, was q Wis
iior to the city yesterday.
Mrs. +. r. Parks Is reported better
after several days illness.
Mrs & A. G. Reed has gone 10 Mar.
lin, where she will reside.
Mrs. W. b. Philpoit Of College Sta
pRn. vas In the citp yesterday.
, Miss Dusa Cox Of Dallas is here
visiting her brother, Mr.. A. j. Cox.
Mrs. II. Kernole and daughter, Miss
Annie May, are visiting In NayasotA.
Miss Alice Dunlap Of Millican, IL
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
s. Gamer.
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KANSAS SOLDIERS WILL
VOTE IN MlOOCEAN
They Took Ksnsa. Ticket. with Them
on the steamer That Il Taking
Them to the Philippines

Topeka. Oct. - The members OF the
First battalion Of the Twenty.second
Kansas regiment which have sai ed from
san Francisco for Manila, carrying bal.
lots with them and will vote ON Kansas
officers about midway between Honolulu
and Manila
The 900 men live In western Kansas,
where members Of the Legislature have
been selected by less than 20 majority
Both state committees admit that fully
20 members 81 the house In sparsely set.
tied western coun ties can b. chosen or
defeated by this midocean vote. What
worries them Is the possibility Of delay
In receiving the returns until February,
one month after the Legislature meets
with a very close vote on state officers
as IL now predicted, still greater com.
glications confront them.
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suIl far narl'. LIfs In.urane..

Austin, Oct. 2s.-ln the Fifty-third
district court suit has been instituted by
s. NJ and II X. Burt against the Union
Central Life Insurance company on a
policy Of son issued by this company
on the life Of Eugene Burt. The suit Is
filed by the Messrs. Burt a. heirs and ~.
signces Of their brother, claiming the
face value Of the policy and ~ per cent
damages with interest. Eugene Burt
was hanged last June for the murder OF
his wife aud two children and the appel.
lants are his brothers. who reside here.
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THREE PERSONS
BURNED TO DEATH.
Father sad Two Children Crematsd In
. BurninE Building In the Town
Of Corsieana.

CorsioanA, Tex, Oct 2s-Three lives
werc .osi here in a FIRE Thursday and
one man had his leg broken.
John Johnson colored, and two Of his
children, aged 5 and years, persisted
and Harry Brown had his leg broken by
a fall from the roof OF a house, by the
ladder breaking.
johnson, in order 10 start quick fire
poured a can Of crude petroleum on the
fire he had just started in the cook
stove. An explosion occurred and i'm.
mediately the whole shanty was on fire
lie rescued his wife and his infant
and then returned TO save his other two
children, but the father and his children
never reached safety and were burned
with the building.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

Manila, Oct 2s - Colonel Morales.
representing General Rios, the Spanish
commander, has concluded the CONNER.
cial agreement with General Otis The
Manila customs authorities ara author.
lied TO clea Spanish or American shin,
for lloilo, Ccbua or Zamboanga. For
Caipez, Taclohan, Cathalegan. Misamis
and suriga' they will require Spanish
captains ana guarantee Legitimate com.
merce. For Dumaguel, Camiguin and
Cycan they will require the sanction Of
General Rios. Calling NJ other Viscay.
an ports Is forbidden. General Rio. r..
serves the right TO search all cases aud
he can prohibit crews from loading
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Great Britain Nay Consider Frances
Claim After the Withdrawal,
but Nothing Certain.
FRANCE ALONE CAN
BRING ON A WAR.
England VIII Consider Marchand as q
Visitor, but VIII Not Allow sup
plies or Troops 10
Reach Him.

London, Oct. zs.--The Pail Mall Can.
cite summarizes the meeting Of ths
British cabinet ON Thursday A. follows
l. Marchand must b. withdrawn un.
condiiionally and no understanding OF
promise can be- given 10 discuss the ques.
tons raised by France In regard 10 ac-
cess 10 the Nile and such like.
q When Marchand Is withdrawn Il
WILDE determined whether the question
raised admits Of discussion and under
what circumstances the question can b.
proceeded with.
B. Every possible facility will be AZ.
forded TO assist In Mnrchand's withdraw.
al, which ever route he selects
4. lfMarchand IL not withdrawn theirs
will b. no interference with his remain.
ing NJ fashoda nor any date fixed for
his withdrawal. Necessary. reinforce.
ments will not be permitted 20 reach
him. He will DO treated courteous a. a
foreign visitor and will BE- regarded In
no other light.
o. Therefore IL IL left for France 20
adopt an active measure 20 precipiiate a
conflict
The Pail Mall Gazette adds that il has
good reason 20 believe that Russia has
counselled France 20 tide over the diiii.
Guilty 90 avoid war o. she has promised
o. throw her weight In the scale NJ no
distant date for the purpose Of bringing
the whole Egyutian question and British
occupation Of Egypt 70 the front for set.
tleuauf
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Dodson's roof paint contains no
Creosoie to ruin tin roof, and H. cheap.
Misses Eugenia Bone and Bette Mil
Ter came down from lIearne yesterday.
Berwick Bay oytsers supplied by the
Handy Kitchen In any quantity. Ring
M Phone yO2. PSI
Manager Shelton OF the White. Farm,
and A. l.. Ewing Of Myers, were la
town yesterday.
wanted-A good, active young man
about IS years old. Apply at @. r..
Moore's feed store. 2s5..
Misses Kate Parker and Nellie Smith
will leave today 10 visit in Waco aud
Marlin respectively.
Capt. Robt Hudspeth and J. s.
Francis Of the Tabor community, were
in town yesterday.
Mrs. l.. =. Parkinson and Miss Jesse
McClellAnd returned 10 Calvert yester-
day after a yi-it 10 Mrs. Majors.
A candidates speaking held At the
courthouse last night attracted a crowd
aud afforded much diversion.
Better have Dodson 70 paint that
rusty roof before the winter rains set in.
lie guarantees II Tor four years. 2gl
up. Barnes, steve Gay, Gov. Quinn,
ant Jess Duyal we're here from Leon
county yesterday. Mr. Barnes paid the
Eagle a pleasant yisil
Mr.. W. W. sangster, manager for X.
Is. Templeman 4 son, IL 10 ST. Louis
this week buying new goods for his firm
here and At .NAyasota.
Dr.. J. n. Goodwin was here from
Wellborn yesterday and returned ac.
companied by his wife who has been
visiting her mother.
The quarantine having been raised,
the Handy Kitchen is prepared 10 d.
orders for Berwick Bay oysters in any
quantity. Phone 202. PSI
SIR. W. r. Rhodes celebrated his 10Th
birthday yesterday with fine dinner
at his home In the northern part oflhe
city, attended by his children.
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charged with WIZ. Mu,a.,.

ozona, ToI, Oct %. -Romulo Rosas,
an inhabitani Of Mexican town adjoin.
ing Ozona, Is charged with beating his
wife TO dea,h with chair. breaking
many OF her ribs, and one rung OF tho
chair entered her skull above the ear
Medical assistance was hastily summon.
ed, but nothing could DO done. Rosas
has a family Of eight small children and
his wife was soon 70 become mother
again He has been lodged IN jail to
nWalt tho notion of tho law.
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Sioux Falls. $. d., Oct 2s.-In the
Federal court here 4. Howell Richards,
the minister who was dismissed from
his charge At Dell Rapids this state,
sometime ago, was brought before tho
bar to receive sentence on the charge OF
having sent obscene matter through the
mail, to which oncnse he pleaded guilty.
Judge Garland announced that the sen.
tence Of the court was that Richards
should pay a dnc OF $1,000.
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MORE CIVIL SERVICE
POSITIONS TO GO
II WIN hastiy Affect Deputy Revenue
COLLECTORS aud EHamininR Surgeons
81 the Psnsisn Bureau.

Washington, Oct ~. 1t Is under.
stood that presidential edict removing
a large number Of government officers
from the civil service probably will BE-
promulgated shortly before Thanksgiv.
ing day. The order is one which has
been In contemplation many months,
having been deferred from time 20 time
owing 20 pressure Of war business A.
AZ present determined upon the order
will affect upwards Of 600 places. Il
will ineludedeputy collectors Of internal
revenue who are authorized % become
collectors actually serving In that ca.
pacity Ihero are about 1000 Of these
deputies The largest class affected il
the corps Of examining surgeons OF the
pension bureau Of whom there are In all
over 400 There seems % b. n general
undertaking that it will b. better TO
have these left ont Of the civil service.
There av other scattering positions In.
GLIDING some Of q judiciary and conf.
dental character, which will aggregate
possibly several hundred.
This l. thu scope Of the order a. rfow
outlined In official quarters, but IL Is
subject 70 further modification before
finally being passed upon.
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ouPUY ASKED TO
FORM A CABINET.
President Faurs Inirusfs 20 Ms Care
ths Selection Aad al Oatlias mads
~ 60 Hi. chsiss.

Paris. Oct 2s.-Dupuy has been asked
TO form a cabinet. in succession 70 the
Brisson ministry. which resigned on
Tuesday.
II Is thought the cabinet will be CON-
posed A. follows: H. Dupuy, Pre-
mier and minister Of the interior; NJ
do Freycinet, minister Of war; NJ. Con
stans, minister Of justice; NJ. Delcasse,
minister Of foreign affairs
Charles Dupuy who was called upon by
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SIR. W. r. Rhodes celebrated his 10Th
birthday yesterday with fine dinner
at his home In the northern part ofthe
city, attended by his children.
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AN INSANE FARMER
COMMITS MURDER
lie Cuts the Throat Of One Man. Wound.
Policeman aud Cuts an IN.
Policeman at Atlanta.

Atlanta, Oct 2s-w g. shockley.
an insane farmer from Auburn county.
Georgia, Gu, the throat OF J. d. Bishop
and wounded Police Captain John
Thompson in street car here. Robert
Mccoy, an ex.polioeman, who effected
the capture Of the demented murderer,
was seriously, but not fatally stabbed.
Bishop died instantly.