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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-05-13

Hosiery! Fast in color, and steady in
wear. At Applegates.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-05-13

Calicoes of all patterns, &c. per yard,
at Applegato's.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-20
FREE DELIVERY
Of RURAL MAIL,
Our Worthy Assistant
Postmaster Doing Some
thing For Cobb.

EDITORS JoURNAL.-I see in your
issue OF the 18th inst, that you state
that mo effort is being made to secure
rural free delivery of mail in this
county so far as you know" A route
has been proposed from Marietta by
Hardage, Octavia, Lost Mountain
Moon, Upshaw, Blanche and back to
Marietta; one by Blackwells and Noon
day and back to Marietta over the
Bells Ferry Road also one from Ac-
worth to supply large section of the
county. Numerously signed petitions
Tor these routes have been sent to the
department at Washington land feel
sure tnat they will be in Operation by
midsummer. Every fewldays 1 havefn-
quiries from parties to know how these
routes are progressing and others wish
ing to know how to get them establish
ed on other roads. Better roads are
needed, but they are ordinarily in good
enough condition now. I have been
working for this service for long time,
explaining its advantages. I hope the
Journal will help along this line for l
believe it means much for the pros
perity of our county. I expect to see
this city and the county for several
miles in all directions brought much
closer together by means of the free
delivery of mails and that too before
Marietta has her New Hotel or is con-
nected with Atlanta by street cars.
Yours Truly,
s. @. PHILLIPS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-20
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed,
rIatters in City Briefly
ChrOniCled.

Violets, jonquils, and peach blossoms
are exhaling their perfume.
If you know any news item telephone
No. IS, Journal Office, or drop lis card
Mosher's home made candies are the
best.
Capt. R. w. Boone left Friday on a
business trip to Florida
1t turned cold again Friday and fires
we're comfortable.
Mrs. L. B Robson and children have
returned from Perry, Ga.
Mr.. Womble and family have moved
back to Elizabeth.
Miss Mary Simpson, of Toccoa, Ca,
is visiting her uncle, DR.. ]. H. Simpson.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Lemuel Carnes
a fine girl,
A few mules for sale, Apply to
A. Armstrong.
Mr. Walter Miller is confined to his
room with the grip,
Miss Alene Edwards was missed from
Mrs. Warren's store the past few days
of last week owning to sickness.
Miss Jessie Mason has returned home
from a pleasant visit in Atlanta and
Charleston.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Buckner, nee
Miss Hattie Bisaner, in Mexico, a fine
boy.
Little Annie Hair, daughter, of Mr..
H. c. Dobbs, we regret to learn, has
typhoid fever.
You can get ice cream every Friday
and Saturday at J. w. Legg7s Onyx
Fountain.
| AM HANDLING this season several
brands of Armour's Guano; also Ar
mour's Acid, Muriate of Potash and
Nitrate of Soda. I. H. SPRINGER.
Rev j. 7. Jenkins will begin pro-
tracted meeting at the Baptist church
the 4th day of May. Rev. J. L. White,
of Macon, will assist him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-20
SPEECH
AND BAND BANQUET,
hon. rlark johnson De-
Iivers a Speech at the
Court House.

Hon. Mark johnson, of Milledgeville
candidate for State School Commits
sioner, filled his appointment to speak
here at the court house on Thursday
night. A large crowd was present to
hear the distinguished and able speaker.
Baldwin's Military Band, of Marietta,
had been engaged to play, and this
splendid band discoursed most excel
lent music, as they always do.
The speaker was introduced by Col
j. u. Foster, and for nearly an hour Mr..
johnson gave his views relative to edu-
cation, the wisest policy to pursue to
secure the best results, and what he
favored. Hewas frequently applauded,
and he impressed all as courteous,
cultured and fair-minded man.
After the speech, Baldwin's Military
Band entertained the speaker and a
number OF our citizens at a banquet at
The Biltmore," on Church street.
which proved very pleasant occasion.
AAOI' Ou1uWll WAS GOdSCInUSter ana
graced the head of the table with his
usual pleasant manners. Among those
who made short talks were Hon. H. Nj.
Mcintosh, of the Albany Daily Herald !;
Assistant Solicitor General John Hen
ley of the Blue Ridge circuit, Judge
George F. Gober and Hon Mark John
ston.
The banquet was success;and afford
ed social function greatly enjoyed by
the guests and the members of the
band
Mrs. Mitchell, the proprietress of
The Biltmore" gave evidence of her
skill and experience in the preparation
of the banquet, and all left with ex-
pressions of appreciation of the oeca-
sion.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-20
y
s. @. PHILLIPS.

l have moved my dress-making par.
lors to the rooms formerly occupied by
DR.. Cortelyou, where I am fully pre-
pared to make your Easter, spring and
summer suits at very reasonable prices
and OF the very latest styles. All the
latest fashion plates for Easter suits
Call and see them.
Mrs. S. f. MULLINS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-20

MRS. S. f. MULLINS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21
$3.50 PER. hEfUai
Fight at a Negro Funeral.

Last Sunday at DAVIS stand, a
colore" church about eight miles
North OF this place, Will Faulkner
and Henry Boyd both colored, had
4 difficulty about some trifinc
matter In which the former was
severely stabbed twice in the left
shoulder and once in tue right.
The funeral of Il colored woman
was beng preached in the church
at the time. Boyd fled after the
cutting, Faulkner firing a shot or
two at him as he departed but with.
out effect DIR VIM Crawford
dressed Faulkner's wounds.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21
N.%..oI5 70 INC Exposition

'-'> @-Nl'"'i''Nh
he following persons LET. yos-
terdty for Charleston to take in
t.o xposit,on:
Mrs. j !. Hunter. Mrs. TJ
Strait, Mrs. Jno T. Green and
yh','rpu, Mrs i. d. Frndcrburk
Mrs. Ella Gladden.. Misses Clara
Barrett, Lula McIlwain, Mamie
Crockett. Matte Allison Sue and
Ne,tio Green, Eva Rough and
Minnie Pardue: II. z. Allison.
Jao, r. Blakency, Supt. Skipper
Dr.. i. y. RutIcdoc. N = Can
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21
Attempted Suicide in Sumter.

An unusual attempt to commit
suicide was made Yesterday by
Mr. Willis Sanders. About 10
O'Clock last night he went into the
Sumter Pharmacy and few min
utes afterwards shot himself
through the chest with revolver.
lie attempted to shoot himself
through the heart but q bone de.
fiected the bullet which passed
through the body and lodged un-
der the shoulder blade, where it
was found and taken out by the
doctors. While the wound is
quite serious it Is thought tha, he
will recover as none of the large
blood vessels Of the chest were hit
by the bullet. Mr.. Sanders has
many friends in Sumter who
earnestly hope for his recovery
The State, May 10th.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21
Memorial Tablet

The X. Nj. NJ. A. auth critics
have ordered handsome memors
io' tablet 20 be placed on the wall
in the entrance to the building, to
perpotuatc in the school the names
of the three cadets who lost their
lives recently under such tragic
circumstances: The tablet is now
being prepared by Mr.. Frank
Happertiold. The inscription will
be as follows
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21
Death e MIR Hay Sims.

Mr.. Hay Slips. son of Mr.. & G
SIMS OF kershaw, died Monday
n'orning after a protracted illness
OF consumption. lie was n years
of age and leaves no family, his
wife a0d only child having died
less than year ago. His re
mains were inferred at Kcrshaw
Monday afternoon. Mr.. w. f..
Swearin%en, an uncleby marriage,
went down to attend the funeral.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21

Upon Information given out in
Washington through Republican
j. doris of tho house, it is report
cd 'h"t President Roosevelt cx-
poets congress to adjourn onJune
2S.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21
IN MEMORIA.

Cadet Sergt. ED Nj. NICuoIs,
Cadet j. FRANK LINDSAY,
Cadet HARRY G. STEVENS,
Drowned May 3, 1902.
The first two named sacriGc-
ed their lives to rescue their
comrade.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21

enc OF his ears, with which he ha,
been suffering recently, treated
hy II specialist. Ho was accom-
panied by his wife. Rock Hill
Herald.
Mr.. >. 4. Cauthen and we are
told some others of the Drv Greek
section who were so badly dam
aged by the hail last week have
found it necessary TO plant their
cotton again.
S125. 90 clear of expenses was re-
allied for the monument fund by
the presentation the two nights of
the war drama, "Under the South
ern Cross.
The Heath Spring school clos
ed Friday. The Oakurst school
will close next Friday, on which
day both schools will have picnic
at the Hanging Rock. The
Heath Spring school gave an en-.
tertainment Monday night.
Magistrate Caskey turned over
to the county treasurer yesterday
S74 30, fines and costs for the
past quarter. In addition to the
collections seven recruits were
sent to the chain gang.
Lost, white shepherd dog nam
ed Gyp. Information leading to
his recovery will be rewarded b,
Frank Hunter, Lancaster, S. G.
Schools needing male teachers
can apply to Rev. r. j. Backmon
Of Primus, who knows of Several
well equipped young men who
want to teach.
MIR. j. G. Lindsay, of Rock
Hill, and two of his children,
spent Sunday here with his moth
er, Mrs. $ l.. Lindsay. Mrs.
Lindsay accompanied them home
Monday and will spend several
weeks in Rock Hill.
A petition to the supreme
court has been presented to disbar
Jno. Il. Duncan of Columbia, who
achieved good deal of notoriety
some years ago by his sensational
charges and speeches against John
Gary Evans. The case will be
heard June 2nd.
Chlldren's Day exercises will
come off at the Methodist church
next Sunday night. Quit IAN inter
estlug program has been arrang-
ed. The morning sermon by the
pastor will be especially to chill
dren and parents are requested to
see that their children attend.
Letters advertised for the week
ending May II, 1902. Miss JOS
sic Phinky, Miss Dora Pey, Miss
Miss Mersure .Thomptsop, Mary
Harding, Mr.. Will Woodside,
Mr.. Johu Robertson, Mr.. r. Nc,
Donald. Belle Nance, p. M.
Mrs. Mamie Roddey left Mon
day for Winston Salem, N. c.,
to attend the centennial celebrat-
on OF the Salem Female College
this week. Mrs. Roddey was
student at Salem for several
years.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21

Prof. Salty Ben, tho white
washer, who has travelled cxtcn-
sively in jacksonville, Fla, Col
umbia, 5. c., Kershaw, Heuh
Springs, Oakhurst, Fort Lawn and
El@in, lectured here Monday
night The door receipts amount
ed toS2. 3oand were applied TO the
replenishing of Salty's depleted
cXchequcr.
After ten days the Charleston
exposition will become thing of
the past. While more than two
hundred people from Lancaster
county have visited the exposition,
we regret that more have not
been. Every man who can ar
range TO gel IS. or SIC. should
go. You can get good board at
81. per day in Charleston in pri,
vate families and you will never
have such another opportunity to
see as big thing so near home.
1t is worth ten times tbs amount 1T
will cost you. SO lay aside every
thing and 90
The editor of the Ledger return
ed from Charleston Saturday and
left Monday fer Charlotte to at
tend the ceremonies of the unveil-
ing of the monument to Lieut.
Shipp at that place yesterday.
Lieut. Shlpp was killed in the
charge at Santiago during the
Spanish war. He was a clusSmate
of L. E. Wylie, Esq, and of the
EDITORS at the Carolina Military
Institute in Charlotte in 1S76-77.
Mr.. w. u. Clyburn, Of Hail Gold
Mine, who was also q student at
the Z. nj. l., accompanied Messrs.
Wylie and Carter to Charlotte.
All the survivors of the old G.. NJ.
L. students were expected ut the
nnveiling and place of honor was
assigned them in the parade pre-
ccding in the unvoiling. Col. j.
7. Thomas, who was Superiuten-
dent Of TIE G. NJ. t., was the ora.
tor of the day.
a Va, ~.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21
!. oGaf Matters

Hi%he~ market price puid for
butter an4 eggs. j. 3. Mackorell.
Miss jamie Green Is visiting
relatives in Rock Hill.
BY August 10th Columbia ex-
poets to have II glass factory in
operation.
CHIEF of Police Hunte" killed
II dog in town Sunday that was
thought to be mad.
Mrs. l.. Shurley, of Pleasant
Valley visited the family of Mr..
W. S. l.. Porter this week.
Rev and Mrs. Bedenbeaugh Of
Jefferson spent Monday night here
at Mr.. HI. S. PIyler's.
For Sale The lot just North
of Mr.. j. H. Carnes' on Market
Stree Apply to t. 5, Carter.
Miss Matte Massey of Taxa
haw is visiting her cousins at
this place, Misses Jerusha and
Odessie Piyler.
Died, Tuesday morning infant
child of MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Bas-
klus, who live about two miles
south of town.
Messrs. Jno w. Elms and Tbos
Culp Of Pleasant Valley and
Squire l.. A. Helms of Belair were
in town Monday.
Miss Virginia Robertson, of
Oakhurst, visited Mrs. l.. r.
Rollings here this week.
Hereafter there will be no loaf
ing in this Office. We pay our
employees to work and not to
talk.
During the storm at kershaw
last Wednesday evening all except
five phones in the town were burn
ed out.
VIM. Halle, an employee at the
Halle Gold Mine, had his thigh
broken Saturday morning last by
rock falling on him.
Five vacant town lots at u bar
gain. If you mean business ap-
ply to Il. S. Carter.
Rev. Chalmers Fraser, of this
place, will preach the baccalaure-
ute sermon at the commencement
exercises of the Presbyterian Col
lege at Clinton, June 1.
Mr.. Green Collins, Of Belair,
who recently went to Charlotte
for treatment on account of being
burned some time ago had an
operation performed Monday and
is better.
The Messrs. Stevens have de
cided to locate their planning mill
at Chcraw, railroad facilities being
better. The family will take up
residence in Cheraw Chester.
field Advertiser.
Capt. b. j. Witherspoon,
Macon. w C,,nn,nrvhou, Gboo
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21
Vacancy at West Point.

a competitive examination, to
hIl 4 vacancy of scholarship in the
United States Military Academy
at West Point, will be held at
lorkville on Thursday, June
10Th, 1902. For fnrther infor-
nation write Hon. d. +. Finley,
Washington, d. G.
\. c. Roweil, Co Supt Ed,
Lancaster Co, S. G,
g. L. 81 To RIA.
sisass's' 's' Tlxz1|;;:: y ~: ;;::!: ''''''
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21

Educate Your EoueIs with Casca-er..
Candy Cathnrtt., cure constipation forcvCr
,Oc. 2ic. &c. q. fail, DRUGGISTS rciund y1onrr
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21

Mr. II. M. johnson received II
telegram last Friday that his
daughter, Miss jamie johnson,
was quite ill at Clarcmont College
Hickory, N. {. The message
was forwarded to him at Gaffney,
5. c., where he had gone for "a
few days stay. He went at once
to Hickory and finding .her able
to travel brought her home with
him today.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21

Miss Una Payseur left yester-
day morning TO represent the
Crawford Club of this place at the
Confederation of Women's Clubs
at Spartanburg this week. Mrs.
Ira B. Jones will represent the
Friday Afternoon Book Club.
From Spartanburg Miss Payseur
will go on an extended visit to
North Carolina and Virginia.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-21

Died, Tuesday morning infant
child of MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Bas-
klus, who live about two miles
south of town.
Evening star., 1902-04-30

MAY FASHIONS. THAT BEAUTIFUL
MAGAZINE, WHICH Is PUBLISHED
MONTHLY BY Us. IS NOW OUT AND
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED FREE AT THE
PATTERN COUNTER. IT CONTAINS
ALL THE LATEST FASHION CUTS
BEAUTIFUL SHORT STORIES, HOUSE,
HOLD HINTS AND MANY OTHER IN
HAVE YOUR CARD BRING IT WITH
YOU. If NOT. APPLY FOR ONE AND WE
Will BE PLEASED TO REGISTER YOUR
NAME
Evening star., 1902-04-30
VEHICLE DEMOLISHED.
Horse Runs Away and Injuries Veter-
mary Surgeon.

The cab in which prisoners have been
transported from the police stations to the
house of detention was demolished about
9:3O O'Clock last night, the horse attached
to the vehicle running away. The animal
became frightened by the breaking of the
harness. Joseph Mcmahon was driving
and Sergeant Gallaher and Policeman Lord
were seated in the vehicle Both driver
and the occupants escaped injury. but the
vehicle was ruined.
Frederick w. Grenfell, veterinary sur
geon. who tried to stop the horse, was
Knocked down and painfully injured He
was taken to the Emergency Hospital.
where his injuries We're dressed The acci-
dent occurred on E street northwest be-
tween 14th and 18th streets
Evening star., 1902-04-30
Mr.. Moody's Nomination Confirmed.

The Senate confirmed Mr. Moody's nomi-
nation yesterday afternoon without debate.
His nomination was reported by Senator
Perkins Of the committee on naval affairs
who asked for immediate action. There
WIS no objection and confiruaation was Sc
cured without the usual days delay, q re-
CURED by the rules Of the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
koRr OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. JAN Is. 1902
ARRIVED,

koRT OF NEw-YoRK. SATURDAY. JAN. Is. 1902
ARRIVED
Steamer st Paul Southampton and Cherbourg
benges the International Navigation Company Arrived
Steamer brooklyn City Br) King. Bristol January
snd Swansea T. with mdse TO James Arkell Co. Arrived
Steamer Pretoria GER. Bauer. Hamburg January 12
Eouogne 10 Plymouth a. with mdse. 1872 cabin and
Arrived at the Bar at i:l6 a m
Steamer Bordeaux orl, cazslis. Havre January II.
al a 4:3O q m.
G Z; nererobsr 90 yss 81 yincsn1 ~ 10
In ballast 10 Barber Co Arrived a. the Bar
Jucare cienfuegos Ii L. with dse to
James wsrd Co 11r ArTyed At the Bar AZ $40
Havana p. with mdse 10 James Ward & Arrived
steamer Kansas CITY Smith Savannah January "a with
passengers TO the Ocean SIS Co.
s5ssTner Gulf Stream Swain. Philadelphia with
stesmer British Prince CBr) AcDougal Phiiadeiph,.
Steamer Jamestown. Tspley Newport News and Nor
FOLK with mdse and passengers the Old Dominion SIS
Steamer comal woodward Galveston January "a wit,
sandy Hook. }. Jan Is. $3.50 p nn-Wind southwest
hight air: hszy
Steamers Dagsry clorl. for Progreso: Maraval (Br)
Trinidad; Mesaba CBr). London: FL Dia. New-orieans
Esnia. etc; .oiinds. Mstanzas. etc: George Clyde
West ana Galveston; comus. New Orleans Fert (Ausj
Sgmeuh ana cerurg ROTTERDAM Du,ch Rosras sa
Ma Bouogne; Godsboro philadelphia: Pretoria CBr)
Salis Venice etc Pathnnde Porto Rico; Philade,pbis
Ponce etc: Altai oGer). Kingston
pooehee savannah; Etonisn fBr Newport News: cness-
beske. Baltimore.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
hrov Head. Jan rs: 2:s5 rPassed, steamer Esruria
CBr3. Stephens. Sew-York for Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

TUESDAY. JANUARY %.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

Drov Head, Jan 25. 2:35 m-Passed, Etruria
CBrl. Stephens. Sew-Yorh for Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE,
GRAND OPERA SEASON 19O1-19O2.
Under the Direction of MIR. MAURICE GRAU.
TONIGHT s.ao o%1ts,,.,
FIFTH GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT, when, in
commemoration OF the anniversary OF VERDPS death.
his
REQUIEM MASS
VIII be performed. Soloists: Mines.
Homer; Messrs. Sagnac and Ed Chs only ap-
these Entire Opera and
Chorus. Conductor Damrosch Prices-5Oc. I5c. 81
81 Boxes SIS. Slo kl2 and SIS. General admission
Mon. Ev'g. Jan. q. S-Mozart's opera IL FI.AUTO
MAGlCO CThe Magic Flute), with
Sembrich Ternina. Homer. Schen. Mariy Bridewell
Bouton, Randall and Emma EAmes; Dippel. Campanari
Reiss Muhlmann. Dufrche Vanni. Vviani. Maestr and
I'd de Reszke. Conductor, Damrosch. N B-No
In prices for this performance.
Wed. Ev'g Jan. 90 at S-LES HUGUENOTS. Gadskf
Louise Homer and Suzanne Adams: March Journet
Scotti Bars and Ed. de Reszke Conductor, Flon.
Fri. Ev &. Jan. 81, at S-Revlyal OF OTELLyO. Emma
Eames and Louise Homer: Alvarez. Journet. Bars
Scotti. Conductor Seppil.
Sat Aft. Feb. l, at 2-CARMEN. CaIve Suzanne
Adams: Saliguac. Decery Conductor Flon
sat Ev'g. Feb i. s. Popular Prices-TOSCA.
Ternina. Bridewe De Msrchi Dufriche, Gilbert and
scotti. Conductor. Flon.
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

M1NlATURE ALMANAC.
nnrise 75 Sunset $40 Moon $50 pm Moons
HIGH WATER.
AM.-sandy Hook s:2o Cow s:52l He'll II al
PM-Ssndy Hook 9:51 Gov Island 1923 He'll Gate 1912
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY JANUARY 27.
v.,.el For Line Mails close. Vessel sails.
Hererson Norfolk Old Dominion.....- 300 m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-14

mouth Che doctor of prominence in- formed your reporter that such thing was a physical impossib4lty.
 Mfr. Floyd Kincey Informed your re- ported .hat the negroes in the neighbor- hood of Summarized have quit work and forty or fifty of them were sitting about the house in groups, waiting to see the strange thing take place.
 The insane negress evidently goes out in the woods and captures these betsy bugs, ground puppies, etc. and swallows them just before she takes the emetic, and they then come up. If she does not go out after them herself they are brought to her by some negroes about the premises, who are either giving her the animals and bugs to swallow in the superstitious belief that they will rid her of the .conjure spell or are else doing it in the hope of creating widespread in- terest in the woman's condition. In the hope that pilgrimages will be made to the cabin and money given the poor, de- mented creature in the expectation that the bugs and Hazards will come out of her mouth.
 The entire city Is talking about the af- fair,s the negro population believing firm ly that the woman has been conjured, while the white people are confident that she swallows these repulsive living things just before she takes the emetic and that they come back as natural result. Whatever it is, however. has attracted
 wide attention. The superstitious arc speculating. and those who have reason- ed the whole thing out, are watching the case with deep interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-14
HARRISON TOOK MORPHINE.
Pension Swindler Commits Suicide
 Swallowed Second Dose.

Tuscaloosa. Feb. 3-(SpeciaL)- L)-George W. H. Harrison, who was tried before Commissioner Mabson last week and bound over to await the action of the Federal grand jury. for pension frauds. took large dose of morphine at his home near Windham Springs. It was disc ove-ed and the poison was pumped ont. He had almost recovered when he took second dose which resulted in death. Monday. Harrison had just serv- ed ten years in the Federal prison at Leavenworth. Kas.. for procuring pen sions by representing himself as the agent for reliable law firm in Washington Many banks that cashed his checks lost as much as $f,000. Harrison was origi- nallv from Georgia and was from a fine family. He leaves a wife and several small children.
 The Mamp1oth Saw Mills. controlled by Mclean and Ketchum. that have been under construction for several months. gre almost comnleted. The building faces along the Mobile and Ohio Railroad for several hundred feet. Just at present the Alabama Great Southern Railroad is plac- ing switch in the wards. so that they may have a portion of the business. The management states that they are only waiting now for car load of machinery. Logs will be shipped then from Tusca- loosa and many of the adjoining coun- ties. The entire output will perhaps be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-14
From Next Saturday.

Commencing on Saturday next the pas scnser trains of the B.. S. and N. O. Rail- road will run from ThomastOn into Lin den. and that town will be the terminus until further notice.
 Tomorrow the first passenger train of thes B., $. and N. o. will run through mile and d half from the road. but by strengthening out a curve the line now runs through the village and the old track where the road formerly ran will be abandoned. SO this week will be great one for Orrville as well as for Linden.