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Killed Guests and His Wife.

Raleigh, N. c.. August 6-(Special.)-
The last arrival at the penitentiary is
c. c. Davis. a white man aged about 80
years, who Is to serve thirty years, for
a horrible triple murder. Davis lived in
Ashe county, near the Virginia line. One
night one of his friends, whom he had
not seen in years, and who was accom-
panied by his son. arrived there on jour
ney to spend the night. During the night
Davis rushed into the room with an ak
and nearly cut off the younger mans
head with one blow. A second blow cleft
the skull. Then he attacked the old man,
nearly severing both his arms.
AS the old man ran out. Davis's wife
rushed in and seized him. Davis at once
attacked her and cut her In the arms,
breast and abdomen. Then he picked
her up. placed her on bed and began to
dress her wounds Thus neighbors found
him. The house looked like a slaughter
pen.
Davis declared he did not know why he
had committed the crime, and said he
had nothing against any of the people
he had attacked. His wife lived about
eight days.
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Did He Have Hydrophobia.

Carrollton. Ga, August 7.-(Spectal.)-
Charles Upchurch, a well-known planter
of the Tyus community of this county,
died at his home last night, L miles
southwest of Carrollton. His son, Henry
Upchurch was attacked and bitten by a
dog, believed to have hydrophobia, sew
eral days ago. maidstone was applied
to the wound here and it adhered. The
father washed the clothes worn by his
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KNIGHT Did Not File Bond.

Triton, Ga. August 7.-(Special)-Ihe
ten days allowed Sheriff W. j. Knight,
of Berrien county, in which to file new
bond, expired this morning at o clock
and no bond was made. Ordinary A. w.
Patterson so notified the governor and
the county commissioners of Serrien will
meet at Nashville Monday next to
take action Oh the matter of the probable
vacancy
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Serious Charge Against Him.

Moultre Ga, August S.-(Special.)-J
l. Reynolds was brought here from Doe
run Thursday under a serious charge and
placed in Jail. He is accused with at
tempting n criminal assault upon two lit
tie white girls, aged and g. the daugh
ters of a Mr.. Huntley, at Doerun. Rey-
nods has been In the county some time
and has some friends who believe his
claim Of innocence and who feel that he
will be able to dlsprove the charges
against him.
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FLORIDA.
Hanging at Jacksonville.

Jacksonville, Fla, August frank
Robertson, colored, was hanged here this
morning at 10 o'clock for the murder OF
Deputy Sheriff Sadler, at Pablo Beach.
four years ago. Two other negroes. Ed
Love and Frank Carter, who were sem
fenced to hang at the same time had
their sentences committed to life impris
onment at the last moment by the state
board of nardOna
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Morteage on Entire Line.

Raleigh, N. c., August 6.-(Special)-
The Carolina and Northwestern railway
has given a mortgage on it's entire limo
as security for a $780, go loan. Officials
saw that when this road is built tnrougu.
the mountains between this state ana
Tennessee it will connect with the Nor
folk and Western railway. The connec-
ton between these two roads is very
intimate.
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Will Commence New Road.

Raleigh, N c.. August 4.-(SpeciaL)-
Work on the Pamlico. Oriental and West
ern railway will begin In a few DAYS
The war department has given permits
sion to build a bridge across the Neuse
river at New Berne. The road Will deVei-
op a very fine trucking region. There is
more railway building in the state now
than in several years.
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Cataula Camp Meeting Begins.

Columbus, Ga. August 7.-(Speciai)-
The annual camp meeting at Cataula,
a few miles above the city, in Harris
county, began tonight. 1t will last sev-
eral days A good many Columbus peo
pie will attend Presiding Elder Nc
Donell is in charge Of the meeting. Many
Muscogea and Harris county Nrmers
with their families will attend. The
Warm Springs camp meeting has come
to a close.
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Two BROTHERS Drown in Creek

Beaufort, n. c., August 5.-(SpeciaI.)-
Ernest and Raymond Conner, aged IL ana
Is years respectively. only sons OF Sam
uel Conner, farmer at Harlow. IL miles
from here, went to the creek. near their
home, yesterday morning. Not returning
at night search was made and their bod
les found. They were supposed to have
been playing on q raft and one falling
overheard, the other endeavoring to as
sist his brother and both were drowned.
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League of Georgia municipalities.

Macon. Ca, August 7.-(special. )-Thc
League Of Georgia municipalities con-
venes in second annual session in this
city Wednesday. next. and will be in SEES
sion two days
Judging from the correspondence now
on Mayor Bridges Smiths desk. the ses-
sion will be attended by a representative
from nearly every one Of the 183 incorpo-
rated towns and cities in the state. and
Macon is eXerting herself to make pleas
ant the stay of the visiting municipal Of
finNrS
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Fell Into Sea While Asleep.

Wilmington, N c.. August 5,-(Special)
Captain Bryant NJ, Potter, master Of
tho Wilmington steamer Franklin Pierce.
and one of the most capable pilots OF
this port, was mysteriously drowned this
morning a few miles from this coast
When last seen he was asleep In his
berth In the stern of the boat A mem
Der of the crew was sent to wake MIN
and was dumbfounded to find that Cap
tain Potter had disappeared. A complete
search over the steamer revealed the fact
that he had got overheard. and was,
of course drowned. The boat was bound
from this city to Shallotte n. c..
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Thew Escaped from Prison.

Raleigh, N. c., August 6-(Special.)-
Six negro prisoners broke the bars OF
their steel cell in Tarboro Jail and GU.
through the brick wall making an easy
escape, but three were captured at Nash
Vile and two at Kinston after a long
flight across the country. Bloodhounds
utterly failed to track these men. These
dogs are coming rather into disfavor be-
cause of their numerous failures recently.
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Henrietta Scene of Race Trouble

Charlotte. N. c.. August 7.-(Special)-
Henrietta was the scene of a race clash
last night as the result Of some white
rowdies disturbing a negro church gath
ering and Of a negro cursing a white boy.
A fight ensued in which Otis Bird. col
ored, was badly cut by Virgil Cudd and
Joe Kennedy, who made their escape
after they had carved up the negro.
Birds wounds will prove fatal The
gathering at the church was greatly in
censed by the obscene language and bois-
ferrous conduct of the whites and the
race fight was the result.
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His Body Found in a Swamp.

Valdosta, Ga, August 7.-(Spec1aIJ-
Information has been received here OF
the killing of a crosstie contractor, named
Pittman, near Thelma, in Clinch county.
Only meager details have been learned.
Pittman was found lying in a swamp
with his head crushed in by blow
from an AK. The body was lying IN wa
ter IS inches deep and had evidently peen
carried to the place by the murderer 1t
is surmised that he was waylaid while
cutting ties in the woods.
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Fine Catch Of FISH.

cambridge, Ga. August 6.-(Special y
On a recent fishing tripu to Ianark Sta
ton. on the Georgia. Florida and Ala
bama railway. T b. Byrd. accompanied
by his brother. caught during two hours
sport within sight Of Lanark inn, 1853 fine
fish Many blue fish were among them
Some fine strings have been caught in
these waters during the season.
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son when bitten and about three days
ago became desperately lila case that
puzzled the physicians. He continued TO
night. 1t is believed he died with hydro
phobia, which possibly developed from on,
handling the poisoned clothing OF MS
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Stabbed His Brother In law

Lyons. Go. August S.--(Special.)-W r.
Wilkes seriously stabbed Bruce Mcleod
his brother in law, at his home near here
last night. Wilkes has been out of the
state sanitarium only a few months and
IS vet regarded as insane
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Rabun Farmer Stays His Wife.

Clayton, Ga, August 5.-(Special RE
port reached here this afternoon that
Logan Dickerson, member of one of tho
most respected and influential families of
Rabun county, yesterday afternoon shot
and killed his wife. Only the most meager
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Sentenced to the scaffold.

Ringgold. Ga, August 6.-(Special y
Jim White was tried today for the killing
of Bob Ship In this county last April,
found guilty and sentenced to hang Oc
tOher 2.
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Harrison Home DESTROYED.

Augusta. Ga. August 3.-(Special)-
The handsome residence OF Dr.. W. w.
Harrison, on the Sand Hills, was COM
pletely destroyed at midnight. The VII
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Pulaski Countv's First Bale.

Hawkinsville. Ga, August S-(Special)
r. B. Raglan. one Of Pulasl's big far
mers, comes to the front with the first
open cotton to be seen in this section He
will make fine yield Of both cotton and
corn.
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Tompkins Is Recovering.

Franklin, Ca, August 7.-(Spec'al)-
Nick Tompklns, who recently attempted
suicide by shooting himself, has about
recovered from his wound The first re
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Coed Rains in Dooly County.

Cordele. Ga, August 5.-(Speciai.) -Cordele
and vicinity was visited this afternoon by
heavy rain. accompanied by an electrical and
thunder storm. No serious damage was done.
The rainfall will greatly benefit the already
fine crops in this section.
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acreage so as to make 1t very small. and
make tobacco what may be termed an
incidental crop. Their hatred of the trust
Is very bitter.
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Murdered His Sleeping Foe.

Middlesboro. KY. August "A posse
Is hunting for Thomas Arthur It Is
charged that he assassnated Andrew Col
Inns at Straight Creek, this county, last
night while the latter was asleep. It Is
said the assassin crept to Collins house,
stood under his window, fired the fatal
shot and then fed to the mountains 1t IL
stated that Arthur was seen in the act
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hut was arrested this afternoon near
Taylor's station.
He is now in the county jail.
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GEORGIA.,
Laid Cowhides on Bare Back.


HssNA. Ga. August Especial. Fur
saturday afternoon last Wilbur Beall
vas publicly horsewhipped by two influ-
entiai women who claim that they were
thoroughly justified in all that they did.
About l o'clock in the afternoon. 50
the story goes, Mrs. NJ J. Kent and
Mrs. Betsy Smith, two of Buchanan S
most prominent women. met Mr.. Beall
on the sidewalk in front OF the store run
ny w. A. McCalman, ordered him in
SIDE the store and demanded that he lay
on his coat, which he did. NO sooner
mad he removed his coat than they each
produced cowhide and gave him ter
rible whipping.
The cause of the flashing Is said to
nave been brought about by damaging
reports circulated by Beall concerning
Mrs kents daughter. Beall did not
offer the slightest resistance but took
the flashing with a meekness which Is
said to have aroused much pity in sew
eral bystanders who witnessed all the
trouble
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eating?
Do you have heart
burn2
Do you have short
ness Of BREATH
Do you have pains in
in the chest?
Do you have sore
ness IN the right side?
Do you have numb
feelings7
Do you have colo
,ando and feet?
~ .-N,v e,,fSa~ Syy1 n
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Mrs Tucker Given Her Liberty.

Eastman. Ga, August 5.-(Special.)-
The grand jury failed to find true bill
against Mrs. Tucker and she was liber-
ateti today Court adjourned this after
noon until the regular November term.
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Negro Saved from Angry Mob.

Macon. Ga, August 3.-(SpeciaL)-Heav
ilv manacled and in the custody of Sher-
IF w NJ Berry. Of Hancock county,
John Dixon. a negro. charged with hav-
ing felonously assaulted prominent
white lady of Sparta. arrived in Macon
at noon, after barely escaping death az
the hands of an infurlated mob
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To Connect Macon with Ocean.

Macon, Ga, August 5.-(Special)-Ihe
chamber of commerce of Macon ana
CAPTAIN j. c. Maloy, owner of the steam
boat Maloy, now at anchor In the Ocmul-
gee river at this point, have entered
into a contract by which Captain Maloy
is to connect Macon and the sea tor
the sum of $500 a month. Since the Ma
10y reached Macon a week ago Captain
Maloy has had a number of conferences
with members of the chamber OF COM
merce looking to a trade whereby the
running of his boat could be assured
without a loss to himself. By the trade
just closed the steamer is compelled to
make at least one trip a month from
Abbeville to Macon. Captain Maloy de-
clares the Ocmulgee Is navigable, and
says that the run from Abbeville can be
made within two days. He says he will
make the trip just as frequently as he
can obtain a cargo for eacn trip. At one
point only u.d he find any distractions,
and that was near Macon. where the
channel has been INSTRUCTED by some
old trees which have fallen into the
stream. A government boat is now en-
route to Macon to remove these obstruc-
tons, and when that is done the river
will be open for the Maloy all tho way
down. The great advantages Augusta
enjoys on account of her river have been
cited frequently as q reason for the con-
tract with Captain Maloy.
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Gave Nearly All to Zap Progeny.

Savannah. Ga, August 5.-(Special)-
There is every probability that there will
be a hard fight over the estate of the
late King Okeefe. of the island of Yap
formerly a citizen Of Savannah. What
purports to be his will was received today
by Judge McAlpln, from a firm at Hong
Kong. This will provides for the widow
in Yap, but not one cent of the million
dollars for the Savannah widow. The
estate, by the WILL is to be divided be
tween the seven surviving children of the
late king. The names of the beneticiaries
under the will are Louisa Veronica
Okeefe, Jane Okeefe Henry Okeefe, Ar
thur Okeefe, Allen Okeefe, Eugnia
Okeefe and David Dean Okeefe. The
first is Mrs. Frank Butler. of Savannah,
the only American child of the testator.
The others are his progeny of the Island
of Terang in zap. which he owned.
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Wheat Fair in Hancock.

Mayield, Ga. August 5.-(Special)-The an
nua wheat fair of the Ogeechee river mills
Will be held here on the 18th instant and 1t
is expected that large concourse OF farmers
from the surrounding counties Will be in at
tendance The premiums offered for the best
exhibits amount to 5000 In gold.
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ALL WIZ NEWS OF DlXlELNND|

accounts of the tragedy have reached this
place Dickerson is well-todo farmer
in the West Fork section of this county.
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constipation or diarrhea2 I can cure you.
Or. Tucker Brood street. Atlanta Ga
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Bow Drowned in Etowah.
First New Bale Sold In Albany.

Albany, Ga. August 3.-The first bale
Of Georgia's new crop was marketed here
today by Deal l.. Jackson. a negro farm
er. The bale weighed 36S pounds ana
Classed full middling
1t was sold at 10 cents per pound ana
shipped to Savannah.
The first bale last year came on July
10 and was grown by Jackson who mas
been the FIRST bale man for several
years
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Ten Thousand Dollar Fire.

Thomasville Ga. August 3.-(Special)-
The ThomaSville variety works were to-
tally destroyed by fire late this afternoon
The company was composed of W. r.
beverly, Homer Williams and A. u
Beverly. while the plant was owned by
j. l.. Beverly.
The plant loss Is 5000. the stock
Go00. No insurance on either.
Confusion in giving the alarm over the
telephone made the fire department eight
minutes late in reaching the fire.
Boy Drowned in Etowah
Gainesville. Ga August 3--(Special)-
Charlie Eubanks, lad of II year OF age
whose home In Cherokee. but who was on
a visit 10 the family OF a relative, J. O. Good
son, drowned while bathing with other
boys in Etowah river here yesterday
morning. Though in shallow water. be was
seized with cramps ana drowned before
MD could n
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Continued on Page II,
IS THIS WHAT AILS your

Do you spit up your food7
Do you belch gas?
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Cawthorn Convicted of Murder.

Eastman Ga, August 4.-Robert d.
Cawthorn was today found guilty of
murder in the first degree. on the charge
of having poisoned r. j. Tucker, some
weeks ago.
Tucker was a prosperous farmer ana
Cawthorn a farm hand on the place. The
evidence went to show that Cawthorn and
Mrs Tucker became infatuated with each
other. and that Tucker became suspi-
cious and that Cawthorn ministered pol
son to Tucker in a drink of brandy for the
purpose of getting rid of him so that he
might marry Mrs, Tucker.
Judge Roberts told him that during his
career as n lawyer and as q judge he
had never seen a man so devoid of con-
science who was charged with so das-
tardly a crime. He then passed the death
sentence on him, fixing the date on Au-
gust %.
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Jacob Herman Fell to Death.

Savannah Ca, August 4.-(Speclal.)-
Jacob Herman, son of Samuel Herman
and one of the best known among the
Jewish young men of Savannah was
drowned this morning in the Savannah
river while experimenting the coa!ing OF
a vessel at the dock of the Herman Coal
and Wood Company.
Young Herman started to board the yes
sci and made the fatal mistake of allow
ing his eye to follow coal bucket that
was in midair His foot failed to lind the
projection on the gunwhale on which II
sought and he fell. He would nave peen
ahle to swim out had his head not struck
the ships side in falling, which stunned
him. He did not rise after striking the
water.
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lage of Summerville. Augustus fashion
able residence suburb on 1.-THE HILL has
no fire department except chemical en-
CINE, and the fire had such Roadway
when discovered that all that could be
done was to prevent the spread of the
flames to the residences on both sides;
DR.. Harrison was a great collector of
antique mahogany furniture md the
house was furnished with 1t throughout.
The loss, estimated by neighbors famil-
lar with the property, is at least $2OOO
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Cdnara de DelegadOS
Rxtracto de Ia session de hoy Il Fbro.)

Rxtraeto de la session de hoy IL Fbro. J
Abri6se ID sesi6n & l&s II, con las
formAIidades de cOstnmbre.
Una instAncia del alcalde de FA.
iarao sobre que continda & favor de
los municipios 81 Is p. 1S de los
arbitrics insulares.
Bills en- primers lectnra. FL B
70. Sobra reforma del artfculo 36I
del C6digo Polftico. Por el senior
Thimothes.
FL. B. 80. Para 10 reconstituci6 d
de ciertos mulisipios y para otros
fiues. Por los sef1ores G amufi as y
Diaz Navarro.
ei6n del Director de los asilos de nj
nos mAnifsatAndo que b zee tres do
mingos que nofe psrmlt, visitRr 6
las asilRaas porque hAbfa nm CAso
de enfermed sd iIfecciosA y que con
motiv de ID destltnci6n de la dire j..
tora 10 def cienciA del personal i'm.
pedfa guArdAr 10 Abso uta disciplina.
Gordils se vAnta y dice co lside
ra este una evAsivA y due la CkmAra
debe tom II una dc termination antes
de que pAss el periodic legislative
LArlfnagA Cpina SO Acepten las
raxones expuestas por Ell sefior Or.
cr.ndn = hsys @ gnus - c.nsa ~.
suspender las visitas, se d6a q les
padres do fAmi.ia 10. eau -.
DiAz Navarro opina que Sc deben
ox xyiar al Gnua4i, E,iarutivn 1sa n Ia
eLv!a1 =. Oonss J EJscaslso W.. iss we
$1,000 Jss ns 1os p@lLSs ss, s ss is; n,nh s+ ns .S
so.aa n nne 90 s;saona. 80 - !. = ~. ~. -
sosI aI;. 49, se - i. 1n a;h;a;Sn AZ AZ ~. ~
s;tsn Z Ia n;T.s :. AsA ~ V
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Causa de la guerra

New York, Febrero IL IL. A. M.
La causa que ha obligado d dl-
chas tres republicas q declarar la
guerra 4 Guatemala, estriba en la
Intervention del President de esta
Republica en- las ultimas elecciones
presidenciales. de la Repdblica de
Honduras. Estrada Cabrera apoya
al senor Manuel Bonilla, electo Pre-
sidente de Honduras, y los presi-
dentes de las Repdblicas de Nicara-
qua y Salvador apoyan al candida
to derrotado general Terencio Sic
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glDlFt tRlMls
sERVICI0 ESPECIAL
DIN
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
=
DIREcTo DE NEW-YoRK.
-----0---@-m
Guerra On
Centro-America
DIRECTo DE NEW YORK.

New York, Febrero 10. II. A. III.
Dicen de Guatemala que las re-
spublicas de Salvador, Honduras y
Nicaragua han declarado la guerra
q dicha rephblica. Guatemala Sc
halla en- condolences pecuniarias
muy dificiles, pero esta dispuesta
4 combatir en6rgicamente 4 sus
enemigas. Ell presidente de Guate-
mala Estrada Cabrera Sc halla al
frente de I'M numeroso ejercito pa "a
entrar en- campaila.
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Guatemala y
sus- enemigas
Muy censuradas

New York, Febrero IL IL, A. NJ.
En- Chile y la Argentina son
muy censuradas las republicas de
Guatemala, Salvador, Honduras y
Nicaragua, por su proceder, dand !,
pabulo una nueva guerra en-
Hispano America precisamente en-
estos momentos. Sc agrega que
esa guerra puede acarrear otras
dificultades con Europa, por los
grandes intereses que subditos de
varias paciones del citadG continen-
te tienen radicados en- aquellas re-
pubicas.