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Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

Henry Berry, while asSlsung ms
son-in-law, James JOnesnear Mlss.te-
water, in the erection Of the frame-
work Of 3 building clipped and fell
in such a manner as to get some
painful bruises about the head and
hip which put himon the shelf a few
days.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04
Report Of the Lafin Public School.

Report Of the Latin Public School.
Report bfthe Latin Public School
for the first month ending October
9, 1908. Enrolment 56; average
attendance 40; total numberof days
attended by all pupils 800; number
Of pupils tardy g.; number Of pupils
attending every day 1S.
The pupils are doing excellent
work and We are well satisfied with
the progress Of the school.
J.F. GRADER, Principal.
Miss DELLA RHoBEs, Assistant.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

Rev. T. H. jenkins, pastor Of the
Baptist church here moved his
family over from Oak Ridge last
Friday. He occupies the property
VIM. Evans recently camein posses
sion Of in a trde with "Uncle Bob"
Caldwell. WlwelcOme Rev. jenkins
and family u our town.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

Mr.. Aubuchon, representing the
scuddcr-Gale Grocery Company. 81.
Louis, has located at the Jamison
house and win make this place bis
headquarters for the winter.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

Fred Hahsand Bennett seabaugh,
who are running well machine,
have found water for Treasurer ]. v.
slinkard a depth Of 90 feet. It's
remarkable that in that depth no rock
was encountered. Several good
specimeis Of copper were taken out.
They WI probably begin a public
well in the courthouse yard as soon
as they can move the machine.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

FARMERS take your Broom
corn to W, s. Charlton, the broom
man at Hahn, who win mako Il up
on the shares or pay the market
pice for 4.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04
Thanks.

We hereby express our hearty
thanks to the brethren and sisters fol
their kindness and lhoughtfulness in
cleaning up our house and leaving q
donation Of provisions. Weare here
to serve you; command us. May
our Heavenly Father reward eacE
one Of you Abundantly.
TIL. JENKINS.
vISAF. JENKINS,
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

Wear the originals the Old May
field WoOlsn Mills Pants, none bet
ter. Get them at
TAYLOR MERcArrLE Co.'S,
Marble Hill. No.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

PrOL l. HOsse, Leopold; Andrew
Allen, GOnionvIile. and R0. Aichi-
son, Cape Ginrdeau. are new sub
scnbea 70 I'm PnE.s.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

ShehIi King brought Drew Thom.
ason up from siuriisans last satur-
day and placed him Ia jail 10 await
trial. He i charged with atismpt
ing 10 use a knife on James Kinder.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

The latest styles in all kinds Of
goods arriving at the Taylor Mecan-
tile cOmpany's store. Youought 70
see them.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04
ThA MaufiAld pantaI

Made at Old Woolen Mills, May
field, Ky. Also, a splendid line Of
corduroys-best vaIues--at
TAYLOR MERCANTILE Co's.,
Marble Hill, Mo.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

The ladies Of the W. Q. 7. o.
viii meet Al The home d Nm. W.
X, Chandler tomorrow shsrnoon.
A inIl nliendsnoe l. desired.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

A suIl d ololhsa and a pair or lso
Of pants yOu'Il need, Taylor Mercan-
tIle Company 4 anxious 70 show
you beIoIn yon buy.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

w. 7. Boan, who was reared and
and has many friends in Marble
Hill, was married to Miss Bessie
Tromer at the home Of the brides
parents in Venice, Ill, Sunday even
ing, October 25. Mr. BOan had
made the necessary preparations
and they went 10 their own home.
Mrs. BOan, mother Of the groom,
will make her home with them.
The Pass and WINS many friends
here wish them all happiness.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

District Deputy Grand Master ?.
A. Kaes and Or. shelton II Cape
Guardian attended Masonic lOdss
here Iali Friday night. ~.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

Dr.. August Sander wantsp sman
male squirrel dog. and L wiling 10
pay e fair plice for The nigh, dog.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

Wanted--G Geese. Ducks,
Chickens, Turkeys, FeatIl-
ers and nice Green Apples.
4 will pay the highest
market price for same.
II. IN. SMITH,
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

Tho sewing clselp win meet At he
home q Nm n. ,. Kinder, A good
aiiendancs Il desired.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

Big stock Of goods coming in al
Taylor Mercantile company's. DOn't
fail to see them before buying youl
supplies. sl,s
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04
Weak
Hearts

hrs DIE 10 indigestion. Ninety-nins d every
one hundred people Who have heart lEeuhle
Uan rsnaembeF when Il was simpls inaiges-
tion. Il q scientific fact that all eases oi
bean dlseass. not organic. are not only
lraeaahle 70. but are the direct result of ind.
Rsssloa. Al food taken inio ahs stomach
Which falls d perfect digestion Eerments and
ewslls Ehe stomach. pulling Il np against tho
ksagl. This inieTferes win the action uf
De heart. and III ths course pf sllns shai
aaIlcala but vital organ becomes diseased.
~. Z. Kaabls. Z Nesnds. o.. ssys. "a slomach
erab'e nd was ~ had 1lsis - bad hsaEt 1uebis
tisAlt lo1k kodol Dy pspssa Gre r. ahout fssa
knaaihe md Il cured no
Ec6ci Dlgasts Whas Y0u Es1
mnd relieves tho siomaeh Of MI nsEvpul
sifalA and The hssrt Of al prsssnFs.
ncstlss enlT. 500 Sire hcidnr ~ iInss ~ til
aiss. which cells ior Soc.
spssparsd b :. q. DssEiTT = 90. citinAno'
sold by Dr.s. M. McAnally, Marble Hill
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

Foa Rrss -'sThs Rcd onloa.p y
Apply % Ono. +. CoAnAp.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

Nm. Ellen Allen has ihs running
scas Of two wagons, both nov, lor
sale. cheap.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04
- VENlNAlEHs
VIVA +. JENKINS,

WAITED Geese, Ducks,
Chickens, Turkeys,
Feathers and nice green
Apples. | will pay the
highest market price for
same. n. M. Sr1TTff.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04
Farm for Sale.

Three and One-half miles southwest
of Lutesville, containing 95 acres; 90
acres in cultivation. Good frame
house, good cellar, two good barns,
two cisterns, about four hundred
fruit trees, three acres Of strawberries
near to church and school. Also,
good house and ten lots in the town
Of Lutesyille.
For further particulars, address or
call on JESSE B. LuTEs,
Box. "a. Lutesville, Mo.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04
8LutesviIIe News.%

John H,nley went % Min spdnss
last week.
Dr.. L. P. Bigp Is very dck at
this writing.
Isaiah Park moved into the Les
lie property Monday.
win Rockwell moved into The
Jaques property last week.
DR.. Smith Of Glen Allen vas In
town on business Monday.
J. II. Turley made a business
trip TO Glen Allen Monday.
Miss Ida Kinder Of Buchanan
was in Lutesyille last week.
DR.. and Mr. X. H. Buriord are
boarding at Mn. Halls now.
Alfred Hughes Of Lowndes was
In town Thursday and Friday.
Joe Abmathy, who is teaching at
zalma, was on our streets last week.
Mrs L. T. Kinder is visiting rel
atiyes In Cape Ginrdeau this week.
George Croft, who has been very
sick, Is some better at this writing.
Miss Leah Kinder Of Drum spent
a few days with relatives here last
week.
Prof. w. R. Farrar Of scopus was
on our streets the latter part Of last
week.
A boy baby arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Eaker
November 2.
Mr.. and Is. P. Tierney Of Cas-
per, Wyoming, are visiting the FAM
lily Of NJ. Ovens Jr.
B. Fl. Bollinger Of zalma shipped
a car load Of cattle from here TO ST.
Louis Monday night.
Ed. p. Grove Of Kentucky gave
two interesting temperance lectures
at the NJ. E. church here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phelps are
the happy parents Of a fine boy.
The young man arrived October 80.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

Omer Luies came up from Stur-
divani one day last week on the
sick list Ho had quite a iussel
with chills, but was able 70 return
the tint Of The week. Homer
JarnisOn, who is clerking for Kinder,
King 4 Luies, came up with him.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04
Farm for Safe.

100 acres, 100 in cultivation, good
buildings, good orchard, and well
watered. A bargain on easy terms.
W. +. BURcHAM,
Marble Hill, Mo.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04
Report Of the Marble Hill Public
School.

Report Of the Marble Hill public
school for the second month ending
October 30, is as follows: =.
Number Of pupils enrolled 76;
average attendance 56Jf. We are
glad to report the pupils progressing
nicely.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

Mr., Stewart Of Chester, m, .
ssockmAn wua in our county last
week
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

Pretty school marms7 VIZ. bed,
Marble hin vas lnn o. lhsm -,
week.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

County and Probate sourA wlll b,
IN seaaion nsxl week.
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

DIR. s. NJ McANAILY, MARBLE HILL MO-
Marble Hill press., 1903-11-04

NJ. T. ESTES, Prin.
Miss MYRTLE HILEMAN, Asst,
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-04
PANAMA SECEDES
-...,-prNDENCE OF THE ISTHMUS
HAS BEEN PROCLAIMED.
REPUBLIC is TO BE SET UP.
u,,ro COLOMBIAN GENERALS HAVE
BEEN ARRESTED.

800 Meeting of All Political
parties HeId-CrOvNd Marched Upon
ho Government Troops Head
,,orters-Three Thousand Men of
tho Crowd Were Armed-COlOm7
niar Forces Favored the Move
nent.
panama. Colombia, Nov. S.-The in
coincidence of the isthmus was pro-
claimed at o'clock this evening.
A large and enthusiastic crowd of all
roIitical parties assembled and march
"a n the headquarters of the govern
,oant troops, where Gems. Tovar and
Ap,eva, who arrived this morning,
were imprisoned in the name of the Re-
public of Panama.
The enthusiasm was immense and at
least 5000 of the men in the gathering
were armed.
The battalion of Colombian troops at
Panama favors the movement, which is
also thought to meet with the approval
Of at least two of the government
transports now here.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-04
MARYLAND IN LINE
WAKEFIELD WILL GET THE STATE
BY SOME $4,000.
DEMOCRATS HAVE BALTIMORE
AND THIS WILL OVERCOME REPUB-
LICAN STRENGTH ELSEWHERE.

Baltimore, Nov. AT 2:30 o'clock
this morning only eighty-fve of the 30S
voting precincts of Baltimore city had
been reported to the election supervis-
or's office. These if the ratio of Dem
ocratic gains is maintained, indicate
that Edwin Warfield. the Democratic
nominee for Governor. has carried the
city by 1000 or 5000 plurality.
Returns from the counties are mea-
ger, but it is not thought that the
Republican vote in the state can over
come the Democratic plurality in Bal
timore city.
AS far as known here at this hour,
the election passed off peacefully
throughout the state, except In one
instance. In Hurlock. Dorchester
county, there is said to have been a
dispute between whites and blacks. In
which it is reported that twelve men
were wounded. Owing to congested
teleg aph service tonight the report
cannot be verified.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-04
Democrats Win in Kentucky and Maryland and Lose
in Ohio
BECKHAM BY $4,000
RETAINS THE GUBERNATORIAL
CHAIR IN KENTUCKY.
DEMOCRATS MADE GAINS.
SHOOTING AFFRAYs MARKED THE
ELECTIONS PROGRESS.

Louisville. KY, Nov. 3.-The re-elec-
ton of Gov. John w. c. Beckham, the
Democratic candidate, over Col. Morris
B. Belknap the Republican, by a ma
jority of fully $4,000, seems assured.
The Republicans concede the election
of Gov. Beckham.
The day in Louisville was an exciting
one, and the election was bitterly
fought. The Republican managers
claim they have proof that in thirty
two precincts in this city the polling
places in Republican precincts were
either kept closed all or a part of the
time or removed to obscure places.
They also charge ballot box stufing,
the forcible election of Republican cleo
ton officers and the intimidation Of ne
gro voters by policemen and firemen
of the present Democratic city admins
tration.
These conditions led to many fights,
the most serious of which occurred be-
tween Thomas Kiley, a Democratic
election officer, and Jacob Krieger, a
Republican officer. The men used pis-
tolls, and Kiley was seriously wounded.
According to statements made by
witnesses Jacob Krieger, a Republican
election Judge, and another Republican
election officer resisted an attempt TO
change the Republican election officers,
with the result that the polls remained
closed until noon. Kiley went out and
shortly afterward returned, accom-
panied by two other men. A row fol-
lowed and Kiley opened fire on Krieger
and his companions. Krieger stood his
ground and returned the fire, one of
his bullets entering Kileys head at the
right temple. At the city hospital to-
night Kiley's condition was reported
serious.
deputy sheriff for venturing too near
the polls.
At Lawrenceburg, Constable James
Edwards was fatally cut by oliver
Cary during fight in an election booth.
What Returns Indicate.
OF the 119 counties in the state re-
turns have been received from thirty
eight These give Beckham 54,054 and
Belknap 36,770. over forty of these
counties are remote, some of them be-
ing nearly two days journey from tel
ephone or telegraph wires.
Louisville and Jefferson counties gave
Beckham 5,2OO majority over Belknap,
in round numbers. Yerkes (Republi-
CAM carried Louisville and Jefferson
county at the last gubernatorial cleo
ton by 800. This gain of 10000 votes,
added to Beckham's majority of $500
at the last election, insures him ma
jority of 1880, if all the other counties
in the state duplicate their vote at the
last gubernatorial election. Beckham,
however has made a total gain of
nearly 1000 in his total vote from the
twenty odd counties heard from.
The Eleventh district. composed Of
remote mountain counties, last year
furnished $4,000 Republican majority,
and will probably duplicate it this year.
Returns from that strict will not be
completed before Thursday. Beckhams
majority outside the Eleventh district
is estimated at $4,000. None of the
counties in the district has been heard
from.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-04
LOOKED FOR AT COLON.
Rumor There That the Isthmus
Would Assert independence.

Rumor There That the Isthmus
Would Assert Independence.
Colon, Colombia, Nov. 3.-There is a
persistent rumor here that during the
last few days a movement has been
on foot looking to the independence of
the sthmus.
Noon of yesterday was the time men
toned for it's active Inauguration, but
no event publicly antagonistic to the
government of Colombia took place.
The rumor is prevalent to-day that
developments are expected tonight.
The government, however, is not
alarmed and apparently no steps have
been taken to quell any anticipated
Disturbances. This seeming inactivity
on the part of the government is look
ed upon as showing confidence in the
reports made by Gen. Obaldia, the
governor of the department of Pana-
ma, who has issued a manifesto thank
ing all political parties for the adhe-
sion promised to the government.
The United States gunboat Nashville
arrived here late last evening.
Inc streets of Colon to-day present
somewhat the same appearance as
during the days of the late revolution.
several hundred troops, who arrived
Today from Savanilla on the Colom-
pan gunboat Cartagena, with their
wives, are on the street corners. The
battalion consists of 450 soldiers, well
supplied with ammunition, under COM
udHu OF Gen. Tovar. Gen. Tovar left
or Panama to-day, but the troops
S-lll remain here.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-04
Sold Fake Medicine.
TWO MEN SHOT DEAD
IN AN ELECTION ROW.
Two Others Were Wounded in the
Exchange of shots.

Two others Were wounded in the
Exchange of shots.
Bristol, Tenn, Nov. "A fatal cleo
ton row occurred in an election booth
at Fair View, in Scott county, Virginia,
to-day. Two men were killed, one other
fatally injured and one seriously. The
dead:
John Osborne.
Ezekiel Nickels.
Wounded:
]. H. Catron, shot through neck, is
surrounded by his friends, and Is de-
flying arrest.
He is regarded as a dangerous char
acter, and more bloodshed Is expected.
Alexander Keys, shot in the right hip.
The trouble arose over objections be-
ing made to G. p. Roller serving as
Republican judge. Roller, it is said,
had been selected by Democratic cleo
ton commissioners for service.
Osborne and Nickels, the two dead
men, were Democratic judges, and were
brought into the quarrel on account of
their official connection with the cleo
ton. 1t is believed that Catron fired
the shots that killed Osborne and Nick
els. The two men who were killed shot
Catron and Keys.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-04
PRINCESS RADzIWILL
DEMANDS 100000.
Claims 1t by Virtue of an Alleged
Agreement With Cecil Rhodes.

Agreement With Cecil Rhodes.
London, Nov. 3.-Princess Radziwill
to-day issued a writ demanding $7,OOO,-
600 from Lord Rosebery, Earl Grey and
Messrs. Albert Belt. DR.. Jameson, l..
l.. Mitchell and B. A. Hawksley, trus-
tees of the estate of the late Cecil
Rhodes, under an agreement alleged to
have been made on or about June 20,
1899, between herself and Mr.. Rhodes.
This is a sequel to the arrest and i'm
prisonment of the Princess at Cape
Town in 1902. on the charge of forging
Rhodes signature to bills for several
thousands of pounds. The case, which
doubtless will prove sensational, is ex-
pected to lead to many exposures. The
friends of Princess RadziwiIl say she
possesses documents of high poltical
Importance which were suppressed dur
ing the trial at Cape Town, and which
will be produced in court, dealing with
South African matters, particularly
with the Jameson raid, and the alleged
completely of former Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain therein.
The Princess lawyers refuse to fur
nish particulars of her claim, but they
assert that the document on which
they have based their claim is a regu-
lar contract, in writing
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-04

Baltimore. Nov. AT o'clock this
morning the returns from Baltimore
city and the Maryland counties are
meagre, owing to the length of the bal
lot, and it is impossible to accurately
estimate the result. The Indications
however, point to the election of Ed
win Warfield, Democrat, as Governor
over Stevenson A. Williams. Republi-
can, and that the Legislature, which
will elect United States senator, will
also be Democratic.
UP to this hour returns have been
received from only thirty of the 30S
precincts in Baltimore city and only
scattering returns from the counties
Baltimore, Nov. 3.-At $3.50 o'clock
reports from Townson, the county seat
of Baltimore county, indicate that Bal
timore county has gone Democratic by
500. -Four years ago Gov. Smith, DEM
ocrat carried the county by 1876.
No returns from the city have been
received
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-04
SHIPS HAVE ORDERS TO
GO TO THE ISTHMUS.
United States VIII Have a Consid-
cradle Force in Those Waters.

tinted states viii Have a Consid-
cradle Force in Those Waters.
Washington, Nov. 3.-The following
odOlegram was received at the State
department. at 10 o'clock tonight from
''e united States consul at Panama:
An uprising took place at Panama
tonight. Independence was proclaim
Gu The Colombian army and navy
INITIALS were made prisoners. A gov
eii'iileht was to be organized. consist
VS. ol three consuls and a cabinet. 1t
, ""a iulhored at Panama that a similar
sung was 20 take place at Colon. 4"
w. 'el the following official statement
po a9 made regarding the news from
"a lumber of confused and conflict
tbs GIspatches have been received from
dist ia,thInus, indicating rather serious
Ion 'Ni 9 Nd at both Panama and Co.
netoL ne navy Department has dis
wiz 5i several vessels to these ports
sihIa ~ tectlons to do everything pos
'iGer along the line of the railroad !"
sensational advices from the isthmus
Of ot, not entirely unexpected. in view
da,or!er adVlces that had come to the
t.o,, ,iiieht very recently. The recep-
brrs+ me news caused a sudden our
mont VI ACTIVITY at the Navy Depart
,a1t,SG ana at once, on President Roose-
viii return, he was made ACQUAINTED
sisfa- tle situation. Secretary Ha.y. AS
secrato,9 secretary Darling, Assistant
others LOOMS. and number of
House b "eIe summoned to the White
at an I'@l9 Illy' and measures were taken
Ordonaa al the isthmus.
partr'IS We're issued by the NAVY IA
On lent to the Dixie. which is now
at one. way from Jamaica, to proceed
Which 10 Colon, and to the BOSTON
Ia 90 - now at San Juan Del SIR
be5oo5 Panama. The Wyoming. Mar,
Rear H5 ana Concord, which compose
are ma llrai Glass Pacific squadron.
at A., orders to remain temporarily
await 49, Where they now are, to
if H. 'lueFS TO proceed to the isthrnus
BaIHise situation becomes worse The
DoriI'ore is now on her wav to San
disttro5, because of an outbreak and
her aryI conditions there, but upon
will b ~ at San Domingo probably
mus We ordered to proceed to the 18TH
rh 1gs Dixie, it is stated, has 400 ma
Come in noard' a force that would
lesiro.l - nancy IN the event ii
nus. 10 land a force on the 18TH
he Io-night orders were issued to
lanai" ! to proceed at once from
up a. white House conference broke
yond U r II o'clock, but nothing he
orders ,e official telegram received and
Darticins5ttv,en would be stated by those
Tbspating in it.
the roi, IS very general belief that
trestv 'Ss .. Of the Panama canal
Of the Py colombia caused the people
govern,usoC,Ii..r hus to decide to set up
The oegeia t Oh their own, but none OF
easo,u authorize any statenaents to q The tba
'nat this was the case.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-04
HOW ELECTIONS WENT.

Greater New York, Mcclellan
Democratic Candidate for
Mayor elected by 10000.
In Maryland WRrfieId Oem.)
for Governor, by 5000.
In Kentucky, Bcckham (Dem.)
for Governor. by $4,000.
In Ohio, Herric< Rep.) for
Governor, by 100000.
In Rhode Island, Garvin Dem.)
for Governor, by 5000.
in Massachusetts, hates Rep.)
for Governor, by 35,S49.
In Iowa, Republicans win by
10000.
In Nebraska Republicans win
by 10000.
In Missippi Democrats win.
In Virginia Democrats win.
In PennsyIVania Republicans
win by 225,OO~.
In Colorado Campbell Rep)
for Judge, by 5000.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-04
GOVERNOR is COMING
HE EXPECTS TO BE IN SAVANNAH
ON NOV. IL.
ONLY PRESSING BUSINESS
WOULD PREVENT, AND THIS HE
DOES NOT ANTICIPATE.

Governor Terrell Found 1t Neces-
sary to Give over His Purpose of
Visiting JncksOnvilIe-He Was to
Have Been There To-day with
Other GOvernOrs-It May Be That
He VIII Have to Call Of His Trip
to the Augusta Reunion.
Atlanta. Nov. 3.-Gov. Terrell SAYS
he will visit the Savannah Fair on Fri
day, Nov. IL, unless he should be de-
tanned by urgent business. He does
not know how long it will require to
wind up school book contracts, which
come up on Nov. 10, but thinks now
there will be nothing to prevent his
going to Savannah on Nov 10.
Gov. Terrell did not go to Jacksonville
tonight as anticipated. 1t was his in
tention to spend tomorrow in Jack
sonville at the carnival, which is now
being held there in honor of rebuilding
Jacksonville, with Gov Howard of
South Carolina and Gov. Jennings of
Florida, but owing to pressing BUSH
ness in the executive office, Gov. Ter
rell found it necessary to cancel his
engagement. He had hoped to be able
to go, but found yesterday that his
engagements would not permit his alb
sence from the city.
1t may be that he will have to call
off his trip to Augusta to the reunion
of the Confederate veterans, which is
to be held there next week. Because
of the Book Commissions report and
several other pressing matters, he does
not think he will be able to visit Au-
gusta.
Sold Fake Medicine.
G. H. Wilburn. who was arrested
here tonight on a warrant from New
nan, confessed he had been travelling
under the name of DR.. Reynolds, and
selling medicines which pretended to
cure all sorts of diseases. He left
Newman hurriedly after collecting $35
fee. In his room was found a jug OF
maple syrup and some bottles.
Wilburn said he had Travelled merely
as agent for DR.. w. T. Vincent OF
Atlanta, who has been doing business
as DR.. Reynolds. Vincent has not
yet been found.