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CATHOLIC MISSION.
Father Handy on Christ the Teacher.
Questions and Answers.

Father Handy on Christ the Teacher.
Questions and Answers.
what are indulgencesY Why is the
catholic church opposed to secret societies
What does the Catholic church mold con
corning marriage between baptized ana
a nonbaptized partyY What merit is there
in Catholic going TO mass on sundays
when ne is compelled TO do by a law OF
ms churehf
These are some Of the questions asked
ana answered last night at ST. Marys or
the Annuneation church, where the mis-.
sion Of non Catholics Is in progress.
I In answer 10 the question relative 10
)seeret societies It was explained that Just
ras parent who Is responsible before Goa
,r bis child could not allow that child 10
under an oath OF absolute secrecy ana
Or diende 10 a stranger 50 the Catholic
le ,.ch, responsible 70 GOD for the saliva.
4, trlof its members. can not allow IT'S
S. CT ,ers TO be under secrecy and obedience
IN e. rangers whose spirit she can not
IN cor ard which may, on occasion, prove
Sc see ID or Detrimental 90 her Anterests ana
Of Ne irety lnirusgsd charge.
AandlL'n segrnon lAAt nsSht was
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CITY HALL GLEANINGS
RUSH OF APPLICANTS TO SUCCEED
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY.
Expert Accountants Have Finished
Checking Up School Board Rooks.
Report on soavenser inspectors.

The county yesterday rendered the city a
check for SS976, in payment Of the Preston
avenue paving abuttlng the court house. be.
tween San Jaclnto and Fannin streets
which the city had put down at It's own ex.
peuse.
In consideration OF this payment on the
part Of the county the city has agreed TO
pave another block with asphalt ON san ia.
clnto, between Congress aud Franklin
Mayor Holt has given instructions n
Messrs, Hipp q Key, contractors, to begin
work az once, but they laye decided to wait
until ntter the No-lsu-Oh Carnival, SO that
crowds.
Chief Clerk j. E. Walton Of the city at
torney's office appeared In the corporation
Court yesterday in the place Of Assistant
SSltS Attorney Phelps. who has resigned
MI walton viii act as prosecuting attorney
until u successor to Air. Phelps can be
found.
The expert accountants Of Messrs. Has.
kins & Sells are slowly, but surely, near
ing The end Of their arduous labors. The
last Of the school warrants will be finished
this week and they win then have to exam
. Inc the books of only two more depart
Ineuts The school warrants have an been
satisfactorily accounted for and little trou-
BILE was experienced in that particular.
There was a rush Of applicants yesterday
at the city attorneys Office for the place
made vacant by the resignation OF Assistant
Attorney Phelps. Most of the applicants
are recent arrivals In the city and no one
has been chosen vet,
Mr. Phelps has oiled his position In a
very capable manner and City Attorney
Stone wants to be cure of securing u com
ne IN fqfH II lfft
The committee appointed by the city
council at its last session to Investigate the
condition of affairs in the corporation court
has not yet decided upon q date of meet.
ing.
The committee OF the whole appointed
by the council to consider the report sub.
mitted by the board of public works on
the plans and specifications of the new mar
ket house, will meet tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock In the city hall. at which time
final decision will probably be reached.
The plans and specifications of Architect
| George Dickey are those under consdera-
ton.
City Secretary Bryan yesterday mailed
number of copies Of the amended city char
ter to the larger commercial and financial
concerns OF the city.
The drawing of the proposed new mar
ket house by Architect George Dlckey has
been framed and hung on the wall of the
mayors office. This is the plan favored by
the board of public works and represents
conveniently arranged, as well as impos-
The building is Of two stories and pos
sesses two lofty towers. The ground floor
win be devoted largely to the purposes OF
I 1lf 1rlgta y Is Ia "a q
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on "Christ, the Teacher" at is through
Christi" he said "as teacher that Goa
has fulfilled the claim man has IN justice
to be taught tne way Of salvation. 10 be
taught those supernatural truths necessary
10 the attainment Of tue supernatural end
Tor which man was created by GOD. CHRIST
is the way, the truth. ana the Ire, aud
without the way there Is no going, without
The truth there is no knowing, without
the life there Is no living. Cnrist's teach
ing IS the only way. No man comes 10
the Father but by me The question Is
now. How are we, removed BY 1890 years
from Christ, 10 know what lie taughtg
Has christ Himself left Us any means on
knowing His doctrines nave we today
any safe. sure and reliable medium FOR as
certaining the frutht"
Father Handy said that IN the next two
lectures the various answers, Catholic ana
non Catholic 70 these animportant anu
vital question would be discussed 1he
lecture tonight taxes up the various am
swers OF non.Cafhoiics which claim TO TO-
us know how we may knpw Christs teach-
Ing, the principle OF these answers being
Of course, the Bible, Does the Ribie really
furnish a satisfactory answer to the qies-
tlon, What did christ teachf
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers Of this paper Will be pleased
10 learn that there Is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able 20 .u-e
IN all its stages, ana that Is catarfh. Hall d
known 10 the medical fraternity. CataHh
being constitutional dlsease, requires q
constitutional treatment. Halls CataTl
Cure Is taken internaly. acting directly
uDon the blood and mucous surfa es o. tue
system. thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the eonsttqu p
The propnetors have so much faith IN rs
curative powers that they offer One H3Hr
drod Dollars for any case that II fails 70
cure. Send for list OF tasilmonialss
Address r.. j CHENEY X 20, rtledn,
Ohio
Sold by Druggists zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the bsst-
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CHICAGO VISITORS.

L. Of Entertainment for the Oe-
casion Next Tuesday.
Hing was held yesterday afternoon
lapains house of n. W. House 10
kps for the entertainment Of the
Visitors, who VIII be in this city
hay Of next week. The meeting
III BY the members OF the congress.
4ommittee. Those members FOR
are W. d. cleveland, president
5btton Exchange, and ex Mayor H..
5Rice.
deemed advisable to appoint a
committee, and as chairman or
hmittee Mr. John II Kirby was
Has such chairman, Mr., Kirby an
8the following comISittee, and ne
Ithat the gentlemen named on THIS
Ia take notice If their appointment
4 themselves in readiness to con
5he call Of the chairman. The gen
Elected as such committee are as
slOhn H. Kirby. chairman; Thomas
H. h Markham, O. r. Holt, f. A.
II. w. j. Norris, T. f.. Bonner,
Not, L. W. House, ". b. Chew,
cannon, j e. McAshan. K. Nj.
NJ +. Foster. George T.. Brown,
4. Munger, j. G. Hutcheson, Pres.
wing, Theodore s. Wllken, Thomas
Hin, Frank Andrews, Joe :. Rice,
sFeland, Howard Smith, Herman L.
deemed advisable 70 appoint a
committee on arrangements, ana
by made the following appoint
Il Z. f Boner, chairman; W. Ii.
keorge +, Brown.
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DIETERIcH KILLED
LrALLY SHOT IN HEAD WITH
spENcER cAR5lNE
i, Lono Vigil Of a Faithful Dog
4 Guarded the Body Of His
Dead Master

bunch Of dead leaves and
L. his head terribly mutilated,
4 a pool Of his own brains and
! fatal rifle from whose muzzle
'Eental bullet which ended his HE
a wing across his breast clasped
IN in the yice-llke grip. Of death,
H. in his sylvan resting place by
! dog with unfinching fidelity and
srcb was the pathetic scene
l.oeted the searchers for Louis
a near an abandoned wood camp
Honks Of Green bayou, nine miles
{owp. at : o'clock yesterday morn
b,nled BY his two dogs, one
4 tbe other a bulldog, Louis Diete-
4 ara Of age, left the house OF his
nm. Henry Dieterich. about II
&,esdav morning to spend portion
4 t,o,noon hunting Ia the bottom
6iH home. taking along his Iath-
Inner Spencer repeating carblue
\ nrnose. About dark tue shepherd
4 psd home alone and his peculiar
q ~ symptoms of evident distress
A h nS onxiety of Mr.. Dieterich for us
4 shonld have been at home before
scGompanied by the Intelligent
Nh some hastily summoned mega.
y w ami on thofough seareh Tor
3ne1od Losing themselves ana the
,reonently In the heavy bottom,
4 ns searchers were forced to lem
4ohondou their quest and await the
NJ day. When at last tne nrsi
4 om the sun sbone upon them q
WAS made, and soon, guided sui
4 canine pilot they reached th2
4 ors TIE shepherd lead them and
fSdo lad All night long guarded
(, es and predatory animals the lie
4 Of their common master. Tender
Y ~ mangled form removed 70 IT'S
sbode and the heartoroken father
Inv can account for the peculiar
n and the boys family and neigh
IN the suggestion Of suicide.
Il mains we're Inferred yuesterday
Il In a private cemetery near the
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WERE al o. ONE ooloR.
Senator Penrose Had a Queer Flush,
but II Won tho Pot.

but " Won tho Pot.
In a Broad street hotel IN Philadelphia.
senator Qpay ana some friends were IN the
habit OF Sitting in" at regular weekly
game OF poker, az enc Of which Senator
Penrose Of Pennsylgnni was mere locker
on. After watching the game for an hour
or two the junior senator lnnocently 70.
marked;
Fellows, think ! could play that gapac
II you'd Just make me out q schedule OF
points" They did 40, and Penro9e, wlth
the rules carefully written out in 'front.' OF
him, took hand As the time for tne
jackpot approached one Of the plaSesA
said: Sct
vIiII open for a dollar"
Penrose scanned his hand, then looked
carefully oyer the rul0s ana nnalJ tslfesli
whats al Of one colorf
"a flush" he was told.
an piay,N he observed
The man who opened perfuneteiily ret
chin ana, when the senator raised, affN
out.
sIt's all yours, Penrosen the lattcr WA.
told. and them as he drew the pile tpwarl
him, somebody addeds' Lets see What yo'.
they looked, found two dlamondg aa4
three hearts md earcaeticaily Inquirer;
ifnidn't rDu say you bad nlspr'
ssNo. YOU said it,r replied FeHrose, $40
ing, iugenuoukly; y don't lWeY mfzl
nbout tha game Won know, but ! s.thR
think IKE itN
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CHARGED WITH ENLIGHTENMENT.

emas Minis to Have Examining Trial
Bun Tomorrow Afternoon.
man Is Minis, during a portion Of 1901
ment IBgent for Mrs Bette Hogue, who
eonu street, in the Fifth ward, In
pent of her property, was ar
ColemanJay in this city by Deputy
slyden (Dentitb embezzlement. There
Coleman, Tailed against Minis for EN-
so far as rete S1100 and the other for
shows for govern these charges Minis
n, Burkitt 20, Caminary hearing before
724, against 200 \ tomorrow afternoon
two small boxes non
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coLoI RTMENT.

Columbus, Texas. M
boxes out of sixteen e. Wilson 1901
give Lanham 1852, Caro- arse Ia hands
Fifteen boxes give BurgessS Old: scar on
Fifteen boxes give for Uo one black
1494, against Alb. Lanbam brand. bar.
hind the State democratic Nd. S5 re-.
vote Is 1900 short because q sherld.
mans party.
Rock Island. Texas NOvembt
Tor governor at this box: LanhaI
kilt 20. Vote for congressman: Gs.ar
Burgess DEM 81. b. X. Burow az
Scventy-four FOR amendment, 20 age OF
Frelshurg Texas, November 4-NCgnd
governor: Lanham 95, w. w Freen n,
Burlitt 40, For congressman; g. II. y
CESS (Dem) %. b. r.. Burrow tRepl B
Az nominees Of the white mans party Q
elected Quietest election ever held here
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we're delighted enough TO maRe several
substantial Investments.
FostsIe looal Eoreeasts.

Fosters Local Forecasts.
Weather changes noted below will occur
within twenty four hours OF ., IN, Of
dates below.
November 6Yarinbie.
November 7--Coolfr
November S-Cool.
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CoIaanche Texas, November 5--Vote for
governor at this box Lanham 3ST, IN the
county 1854; Mallett 228 IN the county
iOs4: Burkitt 10, Ia the county 19i: Carroll
93 In the county 10 Vote for congress.
man az this box: Gillespie Dem) 43l, IN
the county 1891; Greenwall Rep.) BIS IN
The county 49, The democrats will lose
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There are limitations Of oXIDINE, but
none OF them compare with the genuine
OXfDINE cures Chills. Fevers and al Ma,
lariai Troubles. The limitations FAIL
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The Chicago Glee eiub--the hrst Of the.
y id. d a, star rotfae--at the Auditorium
Friday night at su5, sharp
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The Chicago Eiee elub--the hfst Of the
y nj o. A. star courae--at the Aueitorium
Fsiday night At STA, sharp
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BEE

HI, RIe1as, November 5.-BeeviIle
i42S; Ru ureess' 43I; Burow, 1856; Ian
love. 40. ~ l82; Carroll. 16; Neal.
II al Nh ohbins. ass: Nolte. l20:
AL; VIM az; I'efeyre, 4ll; Col
81; for Sums 'iatlhs. AL; Davidson. AL:
h. 'aIe senator Twenty-second
Iye Ri,,B Davidson, 500: f or rc me-
A sni. Ivty-iourth district. & X Tbbr.
IeaIrs, l.9erk, no; for the Amendment
tirra - Pettus precinct: Rurgess
sliesro Ihurmond, as: York
g,Aas, November s seven opt
.f55, Rnrn,s N Bee county give Enr.
Non 57tp"s III. For senator a r.
\ Co.; Yoii iof representative. Thur.
.gainst tbaN <tb' for tie amendment.
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BELL

4 N 1ss' Novenlher :. -Geturns slpw
b. ana. ~ tar Lanham 5s4. soatter,n,,
slttenrililea ay7. AGAINST a35
ternor Texas November 4-Vote
Carro,a1 az this box: Lanham ldD Rnr-
b: Vote for congressn,an ;
,nepf ~ 4 Henry DEM lOs rar
~ against II. FNi
III ar sh,ss, November s.-yotn nor
s oox' LanAam-2s2, Maiiett
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nsS, Texas, November 4.-vote ror
at tnls box; Lanham Ia. vote
n.y. essman: Burleson CDemD M
"a u eSsinan' lsaaes dem 55. Turney
os ieA9s, November "a very ugnt
10 rpolled here and throughout tnt
L. ne vote in all contests stood ms
kovarrnol amendment 3Oa. against IN
bnganor, Lanham So, Burkitt 81
AZ iesslnan, Burieson 80, Cnenken.
representative, lsaacks 300. Iur
ht,va ns only hot contest was Tor rem
IN e between s. J. Isaacks. demo
IT,od ~ Iurney, republican. lsaaeks
''eu the eSlnty by about 400 ma.
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: REPORT FOR OCTOBER,

andred and Sixty-one Arrests by
Mlncns of the Law.
buston police department, through
erk stephen Spence. yesterday
pie its report Of operations during
"A of October showing total Of
rs during last month, the different
p misdemeanors being tabulated
gs' Disorderly conduct &c, disturb.
peace p, abusive language IA, re-
PRIEST 8, yagrancy "a, assault to
4 assault 4, assault and battery %,
" down 81, manning ], sleeping
& place 4, theft II, Keeping disor.
lse j, cruelty to animals 5, reckless
~ street walking IL, selling CO.
9arrying pistol II, lighting Al, OBJ
Il Sidewalk 4 train jumping 10, in
with an officer 3, accompanying a
Hnan 4, violating public collection
y o arrested for officers in other
forgery 3, suspicion 10, threaten
4ii riding bicycle ON sidewalk l.,
(. prass knucks 1, arson L. tres.
N burglary l., selling decayed meat
2uon l. passing forged instrument
a am unhitched 3, gaming is, rape
Sentarape /, violating hack stand
II, deldecent exposure /, Violating
Pm, 81 unacy / total 461.
80, iemoney In fines and collec.
Z tolal yqrtment during October
fIInent lSSr+a Sundays Post, so IL
Lanham, 40;
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In justification of his recent complaints
against the negligence of his inspectors,
Captain Jack Kennedy, city scaYenger, has
exhibited several reports for the month of
September, just passed One report showed
that the inspector had worked barely
third of the number Of days for which he
WIS bpinp Maid.
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III WhUUf ~
NTH district s,ACHlNE.

,l INN district; S.ACHlNE,
i I@; Turney, reppa
4 S STniest' ants to Ex-
t'1nt, Texas, Novel;
complete here gives tn
fI,enament 263, against 2aS Chene'
Lahnam 31s, Burkltt 245, Working
nass r,s Burleson tDem) 1855. ,,cod
s ~. For state senator, Hais =
s5rrelapure, 5. j. lsaacks uDem1 :
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City Secretary Bryan yesterday mailed a
number of copies Of the amended city char
ter to the larger commercial and financial
concerns OF the city.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
CROP CONDITIONS.
Statement Issued by Weather Eureau
For NoVenber

Washington, Dec. 2.-The weather
bureau has issued the following state
ment of crop conditions for Novem-
Der:
The month was marked by excep.
tionally mild temperature IN all dis
tricts east OF the Rocky mountains
and with heavy rains over a large
portion Of the south Atlantic and east
gulf states.
Reports genrally show that winter
wheat was in very promising condition
at the close of the month. With am.
pie moisture and exceptionally mild
temperatures throughout the month,
the crop made rapid advancement
and too rank growth is very generally
reported from the central valleys, Ok.
lahoma and Texas. In the carry
sown the Hessian fly has appeared ex.
tensively, but this pest mas not affect.
ed the late sown, which constitutes
much the greater part of the totaLacre.
age IN Texas. Some fields Of the
early sown are from IL to Is inches
higher, and are liable to injury from
cold
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
GREAT STRIKE PLANNED.
Possible That 100000 Trainmen Ma
Go Out.

Possible That 100000 Trainmen May
Go Out.
Chicago, Ills, Dec. "A strike of
100000 trainmen and conductors on
western and southern railways is
within the possibilities of the next
few days.
Grandmaster Morrissey, of the Broth
erhood Of Railway Trainmen and rep
resent4tives from all the roads center
ing in Chicago, are at the Sherman
house for the purpose of making de-
mands on the different corporations
for 20 per cent increase in the wage
scale.
It is admitted that a compact has
been entered into with the Brother
hood of Railroad Conductors, the men,
bers Of which are also preparing to
ask for more money. The proposition
to make the demands has already been
ratified by both unions, and, although
the officials say there will be no fric-
ton. they are prepared to insist on the
scale.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
JEALOUS ACTOR KILLS WOMAN.
Afterwards Attempted suicide-Sensa-
tional Affair In Philadelphia.

liOitdl FNitdtE III JitiCs
Philadelphia, Dec. Mrs. Kate
Hassett, leading lady in Keith's Eighth
Street Theater Stock company, was
shot and killed last night by Barry
Johnston, a well-known actor, who
was formerly a member of the Rich
ara Mansfield company, and who is
well keen to theatrical people
throughout the country. After the
murder Johnston attempted suicide.
The tragedy occurred at Darien and
Woods streets, in Philadelphia ten
derloin. Johnston fired at his victim
five times, two of the bullets taking eff
feet, one il the left breast and the
other in the left arm. The cause of
the tragedy is believed to have been
jealousy.
The murder was one of the most
sensational that has occurred here in
long time.
Kate Hassett in private life was
Mrs. Minna Beckwith. She was 35
years old. Her husband, from whom
she was separated, is Everett Back
with, of Chicago. The police have in
formed him of his wife's death. None
Of Johnston's relatives has been heard
from as yet The police learned the
address of a brother in New York
from a letter in Johnston's pocket.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04

OFFICERS AVERT LYNchiNG.
Miles johnson Hustled From Augusts
to Savannah jail.

Miles johnson Hustled From AuGusts
to Savannah jail.
Augusta, Ga, Dec. 2.-~Oa@ Of those
wretched and brutal cases which oc.
casionally come to light in Augusta,
but not until the perpetrators had bean
hurried away to fail in Savannah, safa
from violence here has become known.
Miles Johnson. a negro who had for
years been employed about the slaugh.
ter house and meat shop of q well.
known citizen of Augusta, assaulted
his little G-year-old daughter. The
mother, hearing the ohild's cries, came
to her rescue.
There is no question of identity or
Of guilt, as the man was recognized
by the child's mother before he got
away. 1t was some hours before he
was found by the police.
The matter was kept very secret
and the officers had hurried the negro
off to Savannah before his arrest be.
came known.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
Prince Sails for Siam.

Victoria, B. c., Dec. 2.-The crown
prince of Siam and party sailed for
Yokohama enroute to Siam at 1870
o'clock this morning. The steamer
Empress Of China was held until then
in Difference to the wish of the prince
and party. Monday is the Friday"
OF the siamese, and 1t is unlucky to
sail on Monday, and, therefore, the
steamer was kept until the beginning
of Tuesday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
Tinn Limit ENnirnd

Philadelphia, Dec 2.-The time linn.
it placed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
company for the removal by the West.
ern Union Telegraph company of its
poles and wires from the right of way
expired today, but they have not been
removed. The dispute has been talk.
en- into the courts and an understand.
ing has been reached between the two
companies by which the poles and
wires are to remain undisturbed un
til a settlement of the pending suit is
reached
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puren Cut carter,a Throat

Townsville. Ca, Dec. Saturday
night at Merrillville, in this county,
Pink Duren cut T. M. Carter'e throat,
from which Carter nearly bled to
death before the flow could be- stop.
ped, an artery being cut. Duren
was in Carriers store, apparently in.
toxicated and was cursing. Carter
demanded that he stop. and he cursed
Garter. Duren was being elected
when he wheeled and slashed Carriers
throat. Both parties are white. Car.
ter is likely to recover.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
Tragedy over Small Sum.

Moultrie, Ca. Dec LIN an alterca.
ton over 25 cents Tom Johnson shot
and killed Charley Moore at Corbetts
mill, near Moultrie, Sunday morning.
Moore owed Johnson % cents and
refused to pay Johnson shot him
without further proyocation. accord.
ing to several witnesses. A posse
OF mill hands followed Johnson and,
apprehending him, brought him 20
Moultrie, where he now rests n jail
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
Mother and Child cremated.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Dec. News o!
the cremation OF Mrs. Charles Lodhi
and her children in their little log
house in the recesses of the Jenes
mountains has reached the city. The
cabin took fire from stove, and the
frantic mother attempted to force the
children. the eldest Is years of age,
through a window, but the roof fell
In.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
Japanese Political Situation.

New York, Dec. 2.-The japanese
political situation is still undeter
mined according to a Times dispatch
from Toxic by way Of London Tha
Marquis Ito and the Marquis Yama
gaia are endeavoring to discover lines
on which compromise can be reaches
and the resignation of the cabinyt
thereby avoided.