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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-08
Is Better.

The condition Of Miss Myrtle NIiftle-
TON. who Jumped from window ON Mon
dav and was seriously hurt, remains
ualmproyed at her home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-08
Then they take on
Because it furnishes

Because it furnishes
the Coffee flavor, charming color
and all the pleasure of Coffee drinking
and does not destroy stomach and nerves
but makes for the sure rebuilding
of the entire body on healthful, sturdy lines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-08

"We talk of drunkenness as crime he
continued, but tea and coffee drinking
at meals is more injurious than liquor to
some men,
Tea and coffee drinking, Prof. -- told
his class, is responsible for much of the
restlessness of the American nation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-08
Think they will quit?

Many things this
many disease
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-08

The Tee Dee Outing Tours Contest con.
tInucs to show signs of strenuous work
being done In the way Of gathering cou-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-21
Claims Price on His Head

Augusta Ga. September IS SpecialD
Some weeks ago a peddler. Abram Suras-
ky, was killed by Leo Green, a citizen
of Aiken county. who is now in the Aiken
jail awaiting trial for the crime
Green's defense is that on returning to
his home ne found the peddIer in his house
attempting to violate the sauctty Of his
home and shot him. Today Leo Green
published a card in which he declares he
has been threatened with lynching ana
asks protection both against violence and
the prejudlcing of his case
He accompanies his communication
with an affidavit from Arthur 2. Glover
one of the officers who captured him. in
which Glover alleges that he has been
offered 5000 by Sam Surasky. brother
Of the dead peddler if he would lead 4
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-21
Gospel Tent Blown Down.

columbus Ga. September b4.-(Special.)
o,ralning at the ropes from the shrinkage
oil The cloth caused by the heavy rain and
nuHeted about by the fierce gusts of wind
the big tent on the church block where
the revival meeting of the Evangelical
churches began yesterday collapsed at an
early hour this morning.
AS the heavy canvas and poles fell to
me ground they swept q piano from the
platform to the ground. The piano, which
was loaned to the churches for this oc-
casion by r. NJ Kirven. was badly dam
aged by the fail The rain descended in
torrents on it for the rest OF the night
and the hym books, which we.e exposed
by the falling of the canvas. were badly
damaged.
The collapsing of the tent will not in
terfere with the meeting. for ii viii be
erected again as soon as the rain IS over.
Until then services will be held in the
churches
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-21
Cammer Dies from Wounds

Charleston, $. G.. September i7-(spe-
cial)-Julian Cammer. who was shot
sunday. a week ago, by Lawrence Walk
err died this morning in the city hos
pital Caminor was shot by Walker in
g house on Line street
Walker found his wife and Cammer in
the house, and shot four times, two bull
lets entering Cammer's head. one struck
in his abdomen and the fourth went
wild The cap of the fifth cartridge IN The
magazine snapped and would not dis
charge
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Car Wheels Nanele Trainmen.

Blue Ridge Ca. September l5.-(Spe-
cial.)-Harrv Fields, a young white man
brakeman on the Atlanta. Knoxville and
Northern railroad fell between TWO cars
in the yards here last night ana both legs
we're horribly mauged He was removed
90 the home Of his parents ana the ROADS
surgeons are in attendance upon him. but
It IS not thought that ne am i've. His
brother was Killed in a railroad wreck on
Hiawassee river just q few months ago
Before leaving Marietta yesterday NOM
ing young Fields expressed his Getermi-
nation to leave the service of the road
on his arrival at this place. bat WAS hurt
before his train was put in on the side
tracks
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Pursued bv Man He Killed.

Fairburn, Ga, September I7.-(Special)
Ellis Moore a citizen Of this county, was
brought here by parties living in River
town district OF this county, and lodged
in jail raving maniac.
Some years ago Moore while living at
Favor's mill in Fayetle county. shot
and killed a man by the name of Helm
al that place, for which h was eXonef-
ated by a coroners jury. There were no
eye-wilnesses to the killing and Moore
statement GAINED self-defcnse.
1t seems, however, that the killing has
III eyed on Moore's mind ever since caus-
ing him 70 take to the use OF NOR
phine ana whisky. which he has used eX-
ceseively until his mind could no ionge"
stand the strain.
He imagines that Hehin. his victim, Is
heading 4 mob who are after him trying
to lynch him and he cries out IN great
fcar uf IIenin and his mob.
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Two White Men Given Terms.

Glberton. Ga. September Ie-(Special)
In Ebert superior court Judge e. j. Rea-
gan. Of the Flynt circuit. presiding.
jury brougn, in a verdict late last night
finding Dock Maxwell and Jesse Hall
both white men. guilty of criminaliy as
saulting a negro girl, with a recommended
ton to mercy.
Judge Reagan sentenced both men TO
ten years in the penitentiary.
They were charged with the offense or
rape, but under the charge of the court
the jury returned a verdict of assault
with intent to rape, but recommended
the defendants to mercy.
1t is probable the case will be appealed,
as the young men and their friend claim
that laey are innocent OF the crime
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Kisses Heard for Voorborg.

Savannah. Ga. September i4.-fhe
steamship New Orleans from Baltimore
II Savannah. reported last night disabled
off Hunting Island. s G. came into port
today with her shaft broken.
With passenger list Of Twenty-Five
the ship was helpless at sea for sixteen
hours. During thai time the Dutch
steamship Voorborg passed in sight. Tue
captain of the New Orleans says ne SiS-
nailed for assistance. but the VOOrhorg
continued on her way. paying no atten-
ton whatever.
The yoorborg came into port ahead
Of the New Orleans. When the latte"
arrived ir tow her passengers Kissed the
Dutch ship.
The captain of the Voorhorg insists he
saw no signal of distress from the New
Orleans
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1000 To l Are the Odds

We give on Tetterine 1t wins 999 times
out of a thousand. The one thousandth
case of letter Ring Worm, Salt Rheum.
Eczema that Tetterine fails to cure is
usually found to be complicatea with
other diseases-and when Tetterine fails
to cure, we refund the price paid without
a murmur. It's a wonderful remedy-the
greatest of its kind on earth. SO cents at
druggists or by mail from j. r Shuptrine,
Savannah Ca
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-21
Fire Destroys River Steamer.

Jacksonville, Fla, September 1.-THE
new steamer Eunola was burned in the
Apalachicola river, at Chattahoochee,
last Monday. She had just landed with
a cargo of naval stores and spirits of
turpentne. all Of which was total loss
Several of the crew had to jump into
the river and swim ashore The engineer
was badly bruised about the hands and
arms. The mate. III attempting TO Jump,
had his leg broken
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TE ~ ESSEE.
Bold Bandit Wants Guns

Knoxville, Tenn. September l5-In the
United States court here today an order
was presented by eN-Congressman John
{. Houk. an attorney for Harvey Logan
the Montana train robber directing that
the bandits two revolvers be turned over
to the attorney.
Logan was tried in this court at its last
term and sentenced to twenty years at
the Columbus, Ohio. penitentiary. but
broke jail while waiting action of the
court of appeals on hearing of writ of
error.
Judge c. d. Clark. presiding. stated
that Mr.. Logan must appear in court and
that if he did so no one should modest
him unless it would be the United States
The order does not show the present
whereabouts of Logan
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LOUISIANA.
Duel to Death in Louisiana

Abita Springs La, September IA
Frank Allison and Marshall AIcGhee.
two young men in Saint Tammany par
ish, fought duel to the death at the
Tallshook camp ground, 4 miles from
Abita Springs. Both men were rivals for
the hand of a young woman. and Allison
challSnged McGhee to a duel. McGhee
promptly accepted the challenge, and
pistols at K PAGES were named
The men met at the appointed hour
and place. and at the command of their
seconds. Are YOU ready! Fire" both
weapons were discharged at the same
instant, ana both men tell dead, one with
a bullet through his brain, and the
other with a bullet through bis heart
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Mills Preparing for Season.

Jackson. Miss, September 6.-(Special)
The various oil mills of the state are now
getting ready for a big season of seed
crushing. The four mills of Jackson,
three of which are the largest in the
state. all expect to be in full operation
within the next few days and to run
steadily throughout the season. They
have plenty of seed on hand to start in
on and look for large cotton crop to
mature and keep them supplied The
price Of seed at this time is SIS per ton
but no man can tell what the price will
be before the season closes.
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Death of John B. Estes.

Gainesville. Ga. September l6.-(Spe-
cial0-Judge John T. Estes died at his
horne in this city.a at 2 O'clock this morn
ing. His death vas not unexpected, as
he had been In falling health for several
years.
In recent years Judge Estes has not
been very active politically. though he
went Gu the stump in behalf Of his old
tine friend and former fellow teacher,
Allen -. Gambler in 1899 and did va
liant work. In the nominating conven-
lion Judge Estes placed Governor Cand
lcrs name in nc minatlon with q stirring
SrceCh
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will Put Convicts or Reads.

Americus. Ga. September l5.-(SpeciaiD
The board Of commissioners of sumter
county. in meeting this afternoon. de-
cided to work AZ misdemeanor convicts
on the county roads next year Sumter
usually has q hundred misdemeanors.
which at present are leased out, and the
proposed road working plan insures ex-
cellent country roads hereafter Owlng
TO the great cost and restrictions laid
down by the prison commission sumter
will not apply for her apportionment Of
felony c0nViciS
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For German Immigration.

Chattanooga, Tenn, September 49,
Especial 1.-The German immigration bu-
reau of the chamber OF commerce.
formed to settle Germans in north Geor-
ga and Alabama, is actively at work.
DR. C. Lieb, the director, has practi-
cally completed the preparation of the
literature, which is to be published In
German and which will be distributed In
large quantities In the mother country.
Funds are now being raised for home
for the immigrants in this city to be oc-
cupied by them until they select their
permanent homes.
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KENTUCKY.
Attacked by a Catamount.

Middlesboro, Ky. September Al. e.
Cunningham. a photographer. had fight
with monster catamount in the edge OF
the city this morning. He killed the ami
NAL with rock Cunningham was COM
ing to MddleSboro when the catamount
sprang upon him. He knocked the animal
off and hit him in the head with q rock.
ono blow proving fatal.
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Confederate Veterans.

Lexington Ky, September I7.-There
was a gathering here today on the oc-
casion Of the state reunion of confederate
veterans Among the distinguished guests
were United States Senator McCreary.
United States Senator Blackburn, Hon.
Morris Il. Belknap, the republican can
didate for governor. and General Simon
Boliver Buckner. Belknaps father in
law. Under the rule OF the association
there We're no formal speeches.
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Child. Not Hog. Got Bullet

Pensacola, Fla, September I6.-While
firing at a hog with revolver which
was eating up a brood of young chickens
at her home at Gull Point late yesterday
afternoon, Mrs. Louise Tideman accident
ally shot and killed the little daughter of
William Douglass a neighbor, the bullet
entering the back Of the head of the
little girl, passing through the brain.
Mrs Tldeman was not aware of the
fact that the children were in the play
house When the bullet struck the little
girl she fell forward
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several other southern cities for the ex-

several other southern cities Tor the eX-
cusive Use Of negroes.
Frank j. Wheaton, a prominent negro
attorney of New York. ana other infiuen-
tiai men of his race. have already sent
memorial to Mr.. Carnegie suggesting
the idea and a delegation will call upon
him in the near future.
il is pointed ont by Wheaton and his
associates that the NEGROES Of Chatta-
nooga, Atlanta, Knoxville and Other cit
les in which Mr. Carnegie is establishing
libraries. will be barred from the priv
ileGes Of the institutions. NH. Car
ncgie's recent donation to Tuskegee in
stitute showed that he was Interested
in the colored people of the south and
wanted to help them.
Wheaton hopes that he will provide
libraries in a number of places.
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Martin Dies OF Poisonin g.

William W Martin. of Buford. was
fo~nd dead in bed in his room a the
Kimban house, Atlanta, early last Tues
day morning, and 4 coroner's isry later
returned verdict to the effect that
his death was due to aicoholir and NOR
phne poisoning Whether thu morphine
vas taken with suicidal intent o. mere
~ to induce sleep is not known.
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All Labor Troubles Settled

New Orleans. September Io.-An labor
troubles on the river front have been
adjusted. and screwmen. lOngshoremen
and freight handlers are at work under a
three-Year contract with each organiza-
ton. All the steamship agents and other
parties interested in shipping are now
confident that there will be no further
labor troubles on the levee until the ex-
piration Of the present contract
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SQUTEa CAROLINA.
Will Be Heard by Judge Gary

Columbia. S. c., September l7.-Judgo
Frank b. Gary. of Abbevile, has been ap-
pointed to preside over the court in Lex
ington at which j. II. Tillman will be
tried next Monday for the assassination
of n. G. Gonzales.
The case of Tillman will be one of the
first called. There are over 500 wit
neSses.
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Jackson, Miss. September I7-(Speclal)
Director Dunbar Rowland, of the Mis-
sissippi department of archives and his
tory has met with great difficulty in
compiling an accurate list of the COM
panies of Humphreys regiment, Army of
Northern Virginia, ana would be glad If
all Survivors would communicate with
him and aid him to the extent of their
ability in his attempt to preserve in the
records the history of all Mississippi com
mands in the civil war
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LIGHT Frost in Spaldin @.

Griffin. Ga, September l9.-(Special)
Some farmers report a light frost in
low places last night and night before
last
This is the earliest ever known here.
Cotton is coming in very slowly. In
deed. and the crop prospects grow worse
each day.
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savannah Ca, September l5-(apeci;tlD
The first shipment of nca cotton for
this season for foreign port WAS cleared
today by Srrachau q Co IN the British
steamship CRUSADER. IN all tha shipment
was 10000 bales. which is destined for
Bremen ana Hamourg ana the vessel
will probably sail tomorrow. TIE first
shipment Of cotton last year was made
by the same firm on The british steam
ship Alon ON September 9. The staple go
ing To IIamhnrg
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FLORIDA,
Stark Held Without Bail

jacksonville. Fla. September l6.--J Z.
Starke today had his preliminary trial
before Justice Cannon on the charge OF
numbering John Angel ana was he'd with
out bail. The two men were brothers in
law and the evidence showed that Angel
was shot over the counter of the South
ern Express Company. OF which he was
cashier. Starke was formerly auditor Of
the Jacksonville Tampa and Key West
railroad
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Head Mashed in Cane Mill.

Harmony Grove. Ga. September ~
(Spccial)-N. j. Holbrook. of Bold
Spring. Franklin county, while working
at his sirup mill had his head caught
between the lever and an upright piece
of timber An ear was mashed off on
one side of the head and the other side
Was badly bruised and lacerateu. Mr..
fIoibrool owns several farms, is large
planter and is one of the most prominent
ana widely known men in this section.
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rhrea Vagrancv Convictions.

Dalton. Ga, September i5.-(Speciall-
Six cases were tried yesterday and today
in Justice court for vasrancy. Three
were bound over to court and three re
leased. The cases were heard before
Justices A. =. Roberts AMI :. Il. Eel
ker Since the officers made these ar
rests the streets have been clear or va
grants and PEOPLE are reported as having
yone to work who have never been guilty
of the 81 ne before
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Guerry's Toes Shot Off.

Americas. Ga, September l7.-(Special)
While hunting this afternoon Charles
Query was accidentally shot with his
own gun in the hands of companion,
Thomas Jones The two were wrestling
Several of Guerrys toes were shot away
OF may have to be amputated.
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ALL THE NEWS OF DIXlELRND|

tember 8, was this afternoon found guilty
of voluntary mansaughter by the jury,
after being out about three hours.
The case was taken up Tuesday after
room of this week. but owing to the
defendants having epileptic fits at in
more time than it would otherwise have
done
Judge Littletohn gave the defendant a
sentence of ten years in the penitentiary,
ana such other punishment as the prison
beard might infict.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-21
GEORGIA..
Admits He Is Ripa mist

a. ". Harris. formerly OF Atlanta who
''"s peen doing business as an insurance
"seht In Bristol. Tenn. since March 10,
ADMITS that he is a bigamist.
on August l8 he married Miss Myrtle
Jones, OF Bristol Tenn, and it develops
,hdt ne has living wife in Atlanta Mrs
"A. y. Harris No | resides at S Mitchell
stIeet with her mother Mrs Fannie Stew
ART. and Mrs. a. O. Harris No. is with
"a. y. Harris somewhere. supposedly IN
jackson. Miss
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Great Rain il Putnam.

Eatonton, Ga, September I4.-(Special)
The dry. hot spell of weather has at
last been broken. Daring yesterday af-
ternoon and last night a fine rain fell,
and the opportunity for blowing in small
grain is propitious. Except 50 far as the
peas, potatoes. sugar cane and very late
corn will be helped. but little benefit
will result from the rain. Corn and
cotton are far beyond any good that
might he hrought by rains This late day.
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Youth Killed by His Own Gun.

Jackson. Ca. September l7.-(Special)
Allen Carr, the i6-year-old son of NJ. ID.
Carr. who lives near town, was acct
dent9lly shot in the upper part of the
arm yesterday by the discharge of a
gun. which he had just brought in from
hunting
Before physicians could reach MIN he
was in i dying condition.
The inlermena occurred today.
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Will Appoint Game Warden.

Augusta Ga, September i7.-(Special)
Judge Gary has been presented with
petition to appoint a game warden for
Richmond county under the new game
law passed by the last legislature. 1t IS
probable he viii appoint John Dougherty.
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Ten Years for Quattlebaum.

Nifnna. ca. September l9-(Speciali--
Joseph Quattlehaum. the 23-year-old cpl
lep'ic son of j e. Quattlebanm Of Una
Gilla, Ca. charged with the murder Of
Waiter BranGcn. in this county, on Sep
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MISSISSIPPI.
Dropped Dead in office.

Columbus, Miss. September l6-(Spe-
cial. Judge ]. M Wakefield this morn
ing dropped dead just after entering his
office
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Home Treatment for Cancer

All forms of cancer and tt,mor cured by
soothing baimy oils. Doctors, lawyers
and ministers indorse it. Write for free
book to the Southern Office. Dr. D. NJ
Bye Co. Box 462, Dept Is. Dallas. Tex
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James Jefferson DISCHARGED.

Columbus. Ga, September 19.-(Special)
James Jefferson, the young man who shot
Bob Paris, a negro hackman, to death
last Saturday night. was discharged upon
his preliminary trial before the recorder
today The testimony showed that he
cred in self-defense.
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Free Pocket

On Diseases of Women written by the
leading specialist OF this country. Ad-
dress Or. J. Newton Hathaway AZ Inman
building. Atlanta Ca
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Mississippi's Valued Find.

Jackson, Miss. September l7.-(Sps
c;alD-While Mississippi cannot rival the
famous petriied forest of Arizona, she
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lynching mob to take Green out Of Jail
and that B. NJ Surasky, another brother,
has offered him $3.50 for the dead body
of Green.
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Rough Fighting Ends in Draw.

Savannah, Ga, September 6.-(Spe-
ciaL)-Billy Farren. of Philadelphia, and
Herman Millf. of Baltimore, met to-
night before the Savannah Athletic Club
in a boat scheduled for Twenty-Five
rounds and which went the limit
1t was a hard rough fight. The men
were evenly matched. and at no stage of
the game was it evident that either was
getting so much the worst of it that he
could be picked as a loser.
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MANY Vagrancy Arrests.

Irwinville Ga. September l6.-(Spe-
cial(-A large number of negroes ana
vh;tes hove been bound over under the
Calvin vagrarcy law and the outcome
nf tba cases is being watched with in
telest numter of local attorneys say
that the Calvin law is unconstitutional
and say that they will test the const-
tutionality of The bill in the supreme
court if their clients ale convicted.
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Opium, Morphine-Free Treatment.
Painless home cure guaranteed. Free
trial Dr. Tucker. Atlanta. Ga
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Blacks Now After Carneoie.

Chattanooga, Tenn, September l5.-An-
Grew Carnegie is to be asked to estab-
fish free libraries in Chattanooga and