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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16
rATTENING 8 MONTHS PIGS.

=
II. \. Cochran F'arburn, GA was
r brown of Ohio, for Home and Farm.
giving his plan or i7ttenihs PES al o
months old SO | thousht A. nii5" t,' y" 70
teresting to some one 20 hil4M .',r l "a
suits OF Geof9ta pig Q llloIi ,. "a" ~
Gays Old Wnicil ! , n@NN ,,oigboG tI1is
the IN OF mSe w AZ hat time rs weieht
PIG ana pul ~ ~ ~ is, da, ~ March
was pg' ~ U,1 o ~ Iaet If Anrij
IL 49, atst,oG "a nnnnds. on the last lav of
1t welgheC ~ po'' 90 va ~ taa1 ma
Nay - > 1870 II I-eiphni gross ass
ON %. ~ ,,a+ 4ic n,,nds would have
pou2as. ne ~ a.aie,l + NJ 1ha cIoss OF ,.,C,
r,nntI, bit did not have a suitable place
The pig cost sl7.4o for feed during this
time besiLes the scraps from the table
of a small family 1t was TED on NIX
ture of white shorts and wheat bran
eight or ten times each day. | sometimes
had to use brown shorts for want OF thu
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28

a vnoaney Tor a senior captain IL
ths IiuHaafn ~ CONTAINS
uarnrd unauentiunaa down thH
brosd bguie0afd which / nave ~
ready described. until 1 came 20 the
rrrat ntane convent which taimha
ths oufwofk af the defense. II We
buiit NJ q square with a KHfaeh lh
Tho uouter IN thia R&fdeu s9ine
hundreds OF men were assembled, an
armed and ready. Tor II vas SHOWN
of gourne. ssithln the town. that the
gan the paini against which the at
tark was likely 10 be made. Ip 10
tbln lime our fighting all over
Europe had always been done be
tween ono army and another II HHH
only here iu spain that We learned
how terrible "a thing II II 70 HRhl
aEainnt . people. On tha one hama
there H. 40 glory, for what glory
could De gained - defeating this
rabbla 81 elderly ahanhaathtH. lHhet
ant peasants. fanafieai pfisHte -
cited women aud all the other cree
lures who made up The garrison ~
the other hand ihufa we're attfsiils
discomfort and danger fpf thsh. fsa
pie would give you 10 rect. WIN
ohasrvr ~ rules IF VAT aHe were
dssroratoiy Ia earnest ia their desire
by hook o. crook 70 10 Yeu 50 IN
Jury I began e. realize how eatnes
vas our task = I looked upon the
masiay hut fsfodiouH sfnuns VINO
were gathered round the watch flfss
IN the garden ~ the Convent Of ne
Madonna II IL not Tor ne soldiers 20
think about politics, but from ne
beginning there always Heshea 70
be n curse upon this war ~ htaths
Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28

always. IN truth. some ebseuFifY
about the Imperial pts fAfnilY TIRE.
,if aaa la fact. Juek no a1ksnist
the king. aad pot his majesty = -
selected Jack The sniHnAi saexssl
into MARLBOROUGH tutsa ans ms NJ
long before the pHssant ffsanAfea
aacrndaa the tafune. and fefassrd -
move un uutii he had had a tsfk -
she first a~ntistnan IA fsurunx. Is
rout ffek. the umtitieu - 900
Z. ~ 49, - - = I. =: : J,
saa az oues annexed By tha ~ uasf
iuF Jark. mnf naVur frsifn fhst nm
meat was twieasaii ffna4 the aiiisfsrH
Where he event. 1ank vent WuaFu
no slept. there Jack siept Nhwg ~
was - ~ that the coronation rad 70
~ postponed. the first asfantfs aa-
sNranra resolved ~ the uatian that
the King had safely lsaead thu isis
was The official usMH that he bad
hren permitted - receive 1aEA fuf =
few moments nf his bedside
u 10 more than lisslY. to. TAT
Jack had = hant@sr = uaN ftEt
making son1s - ths aacfef hlaiary
% the court - -. James. for he ssAs
almost a. fuuf # Queen afadFA
az b. na= ~ King EfWani. snd his
exploits and adventures HeFa. iiHsa
and again. the usust azresaiaia taeir
- cnuFrfs1fion between TIE rpJai
pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
IN THE NEAR EAST

fcnha 'est 70 the Near Fast from
Fenelaea balkans
rhsaiv
@a Monasar
scarlet by the l
blood iIonsf has been eatdons The butch
"a : tesass desgflpsSn
warfare has beer
81 Insurgents carried Nuahese they Ansa
ssas ea~N IN Il
'come into MACE
md ua"
10
esit out
continue the slaughter Of thu
ssvolu,ioniss II be campaign
Hsufgents have been
'h third also tcn asaaasiuated
Turkeys final 20 nsht arrvsaf
a " the Turkf
murder 81 her cenHn Hui
fhs tn the pa
the
Whp turkey the
CHINA We afraid England would
Of oiaasoas protest
an uuhoy alliance with Turk.
To Nnean add japan.
It
iy
m daet nat IA Balkan muddie
Ensiahas Att
.suae
TAa Is srutnoant
Niui.t.r copsr has port.
Bulgaria
door IN Maaehasia
deplOFei
hut there ssouaeuA iuss wcrsst var.
: = Christian civilization.
lie a. n
prp~anoe = coutusut
siad ~ Russia should drive hin into Asa
shsrs he heiouss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28

me-"
Good heavens have yuu been
hanging here for two dhfaf
IL arrma like two YrHHH, Com
Trade. 1 have served France hHks !
nutg Then do one little HefkhH FOR
mo. stab me "a the heart. .1saf
miendl 4 implpfa you. l entfeAs fau
10 put an end % my HuffetiuHH
Tho man VAS indeed Ia hopeless
plight. and the klhdeal action would
have been that for which he heFssa.
And yet / could not ia ealt blond
drive nay knife into his body n
though 1 knew how ! should have
prayed Tor such a mercy had | been
ln hts place Hut a sudden thought
croraee my mind. In my pocket
held that which would ElNo an IA
slant aud a -aiuiesn death IL war
M own safeguard against teftufe.
ana vet this poor soul was IN very
pressing need Of II. and he had 10
served well % France, took out
my pniai and emptied Il into the cup
~ wine was IA the at af handing
ID 10 hin when ! heard Hadd~s.
clash 81 arms outside the door. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
MARINE NE VS.

The Globe Navigation Co.'S schooner
william Nottingham arrived ycatar.
day morning IN ballast from San re-
Dire The Nottingham vtii take !. 80 20
feet - lumber from FairhaFeu az n re-
turn cargo.
HiafuH Nafu. the Nippon Yusen Ksi-
Ella steamship. arrived = Gays etst
ffam Yokohama az 80 o'clock last
ufahf a. fhs f1Haat Na.rfhafn aaa.sn.
aha brought i've cabin. 70 secand-rlsss
ard = afseraEs passengers. and 80
tons Of freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28

LONDON, Aug sFs---tack.~ fore
n1paf q AL deE4 n the british am
piFa. By virtue 81 his imperial mas
tsf'a affection Tor him. haa really
denarzed this life. AZ first the nation
eaalInt believe the news SurSiy
the deceased was Hafns other ~ King
f=tsaFtfa numerous doFsi surely n
wasn't the fun tuFinG. stub tailed.
independent tfish Jack sho hsd "a b
unyuluiazaiY ehokrt himself - deHth
49, ,..s s..e:. 80 ss~..s.
A. first TIE EraVs ueWn VAS DO
Hi@si fiut iat~f accounts runfirFilesi
the first sad intelligence. and nnw
ths nation refulns the King in
ffzenrulmW far his lest ehuua
Persons whn wished % stand we'll
uHth the kibK used % assert that
1ask h9a a fssiiETes. bwi fhess ~Aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
ONLY A DOd


Il q a cahiswrasn
M youdla And makes a diffsrcnce
exploited da
a good aex
Hs a
isvedt
yours friendship
An
Eserxnn sa 3hs b . a
Tar !.
ths
II 4
dssossa ass5s
More
man no a l. kiuE
> a
TIE = Gel
Rhat dy
lou
a i lie
!. g . =.
bs fsaaass
y bsrsf uieSd
3 , v a good friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

J. z. shannon u North Yakima. who
g. in Seattle Ia the interest q the
Washington state fair. and who a. seq
Rotary 81 the fair. Gays that the expo
Hiti0n viii surpass anything that has
ever been attempted IN that line be-
fore.
a match carelesFly thrown IN n
can Of oil started a fire In the ss-
fablishmant o. the Pioneer Liquor
company last evening. The damage
was 40
r J. Pearson. acting chief suz.1ssT
OF the Great Northern railway. with
hsadquartsrs IN 81 Paul. arrived In
the city yesterday. Mr. fsarson is on
tour ~ inspection q me work now
under oonstrslc son IN this state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
CHURCH ourlne

The congregations ~ tAe tnHsnn-
els church ia Seattle and lions Ia
Ballard. and al interested. are b.
yiteai TO spend sunday. Aus - II
FARMLAND. Wash. Arrangement
havs brea made - that all wishing
20 attend pay their oun fare 20 Ia
coma From Taeeuaa they VII eli BE
given free transportation % EsuENs
iAnd and a. Falkland all viii - Ets :
en- free slssteuanc-. After dinner =
proxrzm WIii - rendered. a
which tina Miss sehiatn vii sing
and addresses VIII - given ~ Hsv.
~. A. Stub and Rev. - Haistaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
LkUDED work or
WAYSiDE MISSION

Mrs. Marfpn n Rsxtsr rave an "a.
sfaas At the FhaFafsT - co.umsrrr
aasaflns Tsstsrtar sffsFneun ssitinF
forfh the Kuad work done ~ TIE WaF-
siae Misslua haspltat sud thc rrsasft
nessis - stsas inssitattpH ~ fhs ron.
Htasiaa - her address che cha mhsf in-
alfuatsa Secretary Msitin o. prepare
resolution aeglarinz that thr cham
bee heartily sympathiaea with thf work
ard iHaafasa the mission as EQod and
worthy ehiaet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
HANUENSE rs IN PORT

Tha steamship ManAusnne. opar-
atinF far the Northeastern Siberian
Co. arrived from the north last
might. have completed $4,000 miles Of
sea travel since #hs left this pert
April 30. She brings back Rus.
sian crew.
Capt gnuunufon. master % tbs
gesHsi. confirms the report % a place
sr gold flnd near Lawrence bay. 81.
hefia. and TIE reported great coal
discovery on kumchnia.
- return passengers th9 vessel
had Thomas 9gesuuuKh. "a fmilrund
contractor and capitalist ~ this
city. bis three young sons. John
Rasane, jr. and Charles Thomson.
son ~ Marits Thomseu. of tho Gem
tsnnist mfii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
KING PAID
FOR MURDER

MUNICH. Aug zTs--faeut petroetc
nephew u the lAts Alexander n Ser
via. declares that an Obrannxitah par.
t. aziMsz - serrsa. Hns # tHnHfzs =
overthroWinE the present dynasty. ard
he further asserts that there T. ahea-
lits proof that King Peter has paid
ths murd~rrrn dt king Alexander and
Queen Draxa IN cash fer their afro
cfatfs rrifuta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
OF for Kayak Fields

The steamer Nome cstF. ewnsi ~
M Pacific Packing NAVIGATION Co.
sailed far tha kytk ell fields. copper
river and COOK inlet ports last nlkhs
with a. passengers ard = ifssfnH est.
~ gor the Cuaahg OF co. walsh l.
operating In ths EYak District ssx-
srai agents Tar the company Wsfs
among the pansenNHrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
To Prevent over-suppIy

The shingie men Of Western
Washington yesterday resolved "a
apportion the output Of the mills
In the western part Of the state ~
a. 10 prevent the ovcrafoch which
now exists. The association also
considered the matter u car short
age and a COMMITTEES IL making plans
10 relieve the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
pi.,s for Nails

nids we're opened yesterday at the
United states auaftsfunHtefa ~
flee for the supplying Of some %
TONS or rails for use Ia tie fhllir
pines The only hids considered
we're those Of the Seattle Hard VAR
com ~auy aud ths hehNabse lsl
IIn rdware company. Of which the BID
on the seattle Hardware company
was the lowest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
SIX DROWNED

sToSISGToS. Conn. Avg. Tine
steamer Maine came IN this morning
wIth one of the crew q The three
fHasted schooner Booth. which was In
collision last uiKht Nfth the steamer
whitney. bound frgm Boston % New
York. The schooner was sunk and five
~ The crew and one passenger we're
drowned The captain of tho schooner
pAa rescued By the whitney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
CEN. SUMNER HERE

Capt. Samuel 3. Sumner. one % tho
oldest army officers In active service.
arrived In seaftfs yesterday from the
philippines having recently been pro-
NOTED 20 be major general In the init
ell states army.
Capt Sumner was IN charge ~ the
campaign against tne Maros 0n the
island Of Mundane. up 10 the tlmo Of
the crushing 81 that revolt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
nAeaEp aIe GAME

Jonathan Clifford local real es-
late man. was arrested yesterday BY
gaHne Warden Ref On a charge 81
NtIilug deer IN Kitsap county. threr
weeks before the open season. The
Eesson opens Sept IT, He was de-
iigared over 10 a deputy game war
den from that county last night
snf taken back for trial The war
rant for his arrest was sworn out
in Kitsap county and sent over "a
Beatfia for service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
WnIPpFR RrAloNrp

ATLANTA. Ga. Aux U.--Warden
AiiaRned Of the Georgia state farm.
who whipped Mamie Decriat. r. white
woman. a short time HEo. has re-
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
MN
MAMMJ
rHaoses OF PEOPLE VISIT
TIE PRESIDENT

, OYSTER BAY. Aug. sTs-SaEa-
more hill - thrunKsd today with
people from al over the country
I1nancfsi talks and postofficc scan
nsls afs Tire principal topics 81 dis
slfsafon
Jacob Riis and Hamiln Garland
kafked on Indian affairs
Congressman Fowler discussed the
currency Ell and q doxen other men
IF prominence visited az the pres
tdenfs home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28

BulsinE T.aborsrs Olympic hail 1855
n..s.s.sa ssz..s.e
Clerks Mattresses hall. ffa sseouf
evenue.
Electrical Helpers No 2-I.aass Bust
ness college. Second avenue aud Pike
street
orreshoerp-Grocssa' hall. TTlnekieY
block
r.athers-carpentsrs bali. IN Fourth
avenue.
ship Carpenters ehipwrighis hail.
Flyer dock.
TesmstcrB Collins hall. Second ave-
nuo and James street
Wilson's Modern business College
Entire TOP floor Collins building
James ana Second The bsgzest
business training school IN washing
ton. go
Dancfnr Glasses Mon Fri eve Prof
Wilson. Ranks hall. private lessons %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
BE II
! TRUE

ng TO adv
y the ste
Hhafer. a
ps officer.
the wiids ,
~ the pit
! the deas
one In q
ore The :
n shafer
onfeseion
, the WOE
/ her fan
hits was
into an IA
ertook her
was lost :
tire she
Hon by
<e up to
there unit.
made hts :
but dtst'
the bod3
a. devOurs
and letef
A. VIII.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
Al BE}II
psd ~
| Pows

hear Nj
near IL
trouble II
Heat and
corner Of
st yVstet
tn,e htu
the na
Gle OF
sldena
man a
tn9es az
~ enter
4ta fIMn
hoe "a
deer ~
kgt in 4
NA& IL
ar had 4
tngs OF d
hlundxe
aascd eve
duty Il
had hau
fhlfnlN h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
T.Il go. lsr osn,Isr.r

TIE most beautiful and pleasing
siyirs are shown n ths Gusffan s. 90
HAT kiuH HHas. Els Fafzf ave
seattle nEsuta go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
bHEAks TAE REcoRp

NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-Henry
Frederfek. the author. writer and
fravuleT Of this city. has completed
b trip around the world In "A DAYS.
\ hours and ~ minutes. breaking an
previous records. = w. Sayrs 81
Featti@ recently made the trip in
~ days and 70 hours. but held the
nzn- ~ ehars s-.oa EtnhH trnfsrr tsaat
n w@ek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
sgATTLH, gpMuNos
rye pHT

The palatisl Steamer. cfTF OF
EVERETT. Three round trips daily.
Iehvss Seattle I a. M, ~ m. and 0
.. m. Leaves Everett aii6 q. m. aise
and Tiib p. IN.
Phone. James if4f. Coiman Dosk.
n ID. SCOTT. Mgr.
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osss 10 All

ahag-sy and return. 80 ineiudinE
berth and meals. eufiHa TfHnsnias
aissippi Congress. Past steamers
Dolphin and Humboldt. August u.
=. 81. September Z e9s FIRST ave-.
uue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28

EETOwN.
irnents IN
cd today
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HOW THE BBtuApfnR JOINED
THE uusBAits on CONTAINS
Continued from Yostrrdayl
srhey discovered me, They have
Killed sua Tor H. liut before 1 dic lot
ma tell You what l know. A little
more af that wine. pieanel quick
Quick ] am very near thn end, NY
strength Is going Listen Go mel
The powder IL stored tn the mother
aupafinrn room. The wall is plerred
and the end 81 the train Ia IA sister
Angniaa cell nexf the chapel All
Waa ready two DAYS aso But they
discovered letter and they tortured
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John Davis &Co.
100 Second Ave.


In t-eura lets We VII ssll
Forest Waod al ...... 81 % per cord
Flat Weed at .s.s.ts t2.23 per cord
Order Yanf winter rnppiy now.
HARVEY a SONS.
Bsaead a vsas "a n~th phen,a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28

% % RplnnInr. 81 bleyels rtpslrs-
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during =
mated thE
Rate will
- year
T.@0 600 b
q cold ans
" the suE
csy Ole
the most
hich We
some cid
As q AEe
sIGead
rranenc
nseif NH
last evu
N TIRE bus
81 an the
fer sh@kefs
tghtfuiiy
@crefH -
lriz. ywztf
the val
second 81
All but On
afnage do
vile Ka4
Fer Her
the peer
he had ma
IN eiegans
b cut out
RInd that
10.
irradm OF r
. people
IT'S Wal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-28
hardwood Lumber

OAK AND MAPLE FLOORING
Can be Rad %
ETfRfiCH. HARRISON CO. tna,
haflrped ave and Connecticut IL.
ore block suuth Of Moran Rros
PhanFs Sunset Main i11e. ind.psn-
sent i1ta
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| o. u n
Ar

Viii Ge =
as leon.
Is Fego 8
recently
Ne most
/ BY a d
tauser
pressntst
ter kuke
losing n
ne has
hnse reae
"A which
breaking
return a.
beth It
est III
hid cut
itch viii
piee" end
Zen secure
oNel ard 1
va he '
r seull >
on his
snneur
/ ervo~.
" chimes
clOudhur
roperty Ia
on iihe =
to listen &
-.--
Albany
three stz
o RooseV
present o.
AnlllN "
mother -
be In the
- howi~
- YOU n
yelled
Of the or
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Cay csc
the most
hich We
as q aEe
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he had ms
IN eiegani
a cut out
slnd that
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Af-nuf
raneisct
nketf Whf
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IN she bus
81 an the
FER .h-kefs
sshtfuIiy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-13
DISTINCTIONS AND HoNoRs.
List of the sstudious Students of tn
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 -uburn. June 12.-(SpeciaD-At the commencement of the Alabama Poiytech- | nical Institute much interest was mani l fested in the award of Distinctions and Honors to students. =
 Students who receive a grade above 90 per cent and less than a in three studies in the Freshman class, in four in | the Sophomore class. in five in the Ju- nior, and in six in the Senior, are distin- lguished for excellence in scholarship, and are awarded certificates of distinction Those who receive grade above 95 per cent are awarded certificates of highest distinction. Freshman Class, Distinction = John Cleveland Bryan, Georgia; Chester King Gould, Mobile; John Wesley Harris, Lee; Sidney Long, Butler; William LeRoy Mitchell. Lee: Robert Morris Prather, AUtauga; Noah Parker Fenfro, Lee. Highest distinction. James Robertson Black. Lee; Bertram Ezekiel, Butler; Claude Stewart McNeely. Tallapoosa; Frederick Henry Mohns. Jefferson; Will liam Lee Newberry. Jefferson.
 Sophomore Class. Distinction-Harvey Emory Bennett, Lee; Edwin Valdivia Caldwell, Shelby; shafrer Hood. Talla- poosa; John Ross Phillips, St. Clair; George Wallace Postell, Jefferson; James Rhett Smith, Butler; Oliver Earle Young. Sumter. Highest Distinction, Robert Platt Boyd, Montgomery; John Vernon Denson, Chambers; Ralph Dudley. Georgia; Earle Eugene Jenks, Mobile; Walter Robert Sanford, Lee; Henry Howard Thornton. Talladega.
 Special Students. Distinction--Hiram Victor Arnold, Florida; Samuel Ashton, Jefferson; Minos Edward Gibbs Jeffer- son: May Persis Harvey. Lee; Laurens Walter Pierce, Elmore.
 Junior Class-Distinction: George Bridges Foss, Mississippi; Allen Green Jones, Dallas; Samuel Thomas Jones. Sumter: William Hugh McEniry, Jeffer- son: Arthur Wilhelm Merkel. Jefferson; Frederick Shealy Middleton, Chambers; James Leonidas Murphy, Conecuh. High est Distinction: George Dunglinson. Tal- ladega; John William Mcconnell, Jeffer- son; William Martin Shepard, Mobile; Berner Leigh Shi Georgia.
 Members of the Senior Glass who at tain distinction with grade of 95 per cent are graduates with highest honor. Those who attain a distlrsItion with a grade of 90 per cent and less than 96, are graduates with honor. Those who attain less than 90 per cent and more than 60 per cent are graduates.
 Graduates with Honor-George Fouche Freeman. Cherokee; Ethel Julia Harweli. Lee; Sallie Fleming Ordway, Tennessee; William Bee Stokes. Marion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-13
ROBERT cATLETT CONVICTED.
Hired Two Men to Commit Murder,
 It is Charged.

Knoxville, Tenn, June 12.-A special to The Journal and Tribune from Loudon. Tenn. states that the jury in the Robert Catlett murder trial returned verdict this afternoon at 3 o'clock, finding the defendant guilty of murder in the first degree with mitigating circumstances. The defendant, who has been out on bond for months, was promptly rearrested and was confined in jail awaiting sentence by the court in the morning. In all proba- bility he will be sentenced to serve a life term in the penitentiary.
 This case was heard in Loudon County on change of venue from Savier. Cat lett was charged with having hired Pleas Winn and Catlett Tipton to murder Will liam Whaley and wife, two renters of Catlett's, who had given evidence against him in whitecap outrages. The murder of the Whalers was a most brutal one, the mother being killed with a babe in her arms,
 Vim and Tipton were hanged for their crime. but they made aff1davits that they had been hired to do the deed by Catlett On former trial of Catlett, the jury could not agree, and the trial just closed is his second one. CatIett Is one of the best known men in Sevier County and is man of means. Catletts attorneys will appeal his case to the Supreme Court