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Deaths In Limestone. |

Athens. June 1S.-tSpeciaD .-E. E. Word. a prominent and wealthy planter living near Browns Ferry on the Tennessee river, died few days ago from Aux. He left a widow and three children.
 Pat Conway one of the best known men in the county. a Confederate veteran and prominent politically, died at his late home in the west part of the county yesterday, aged 66 years. For many years he was power, politically, in his section. and his friendship was worth many votes ito the candidate having his support He was wel-liked and was a unique char acter. He leaves a widow and some grown children.
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AMERICANS LOSE
 IN TENNIS SINGLES
THE BEST PLAY OF THE ENGLISH TOURNAMENT WAS WITNESSED IN YESTERDAYS CONTESTS. WRIGHT OUT OF DANGER.

London. June 1S.-Those who anticipated a tame finish of the Davis international tennis cup match at Wimbledon today were pleasantly surprised. the outstanding singles S. H. Smith against Holcombe Ward, and H. L. Dogherty against R. D. Little, providing some of the best play of the tournament. The spectators in- cIuded Bealls c. Wright, who was out of the competition, owing to an injury to his hand, MT. Wright's condition Is so satisfactory that the doctors visits have been discontinued.
 Smith played splendid game and it was only after securing the two sets, 6-l, so, that he gave Ward an opportunity of showing his skill The American had been able to win the sixth game of the first set, but when he entered on the last set he showed all his dash. Smith, how ever. played cool and resourceful game, winning a hard set by GA.
 Little, opposing Dogherty. displayed splendid form. After losing the first game he played with such special Judg- ment that he scored four games in sue cession Applause greeted anis efforts, and when the result of the first set was called. 6-3 in his favor, surprise was expressed on every hand, Dogherty gave a better exhibition in the second set, gaining three games without a miss. He lost the next game but won the set. 6-3. He opened the third set with a loss. but won the next two games Then ensued ding dong struggle, Little eventually proving successful, s-6.
 In the fourth set Dogherty played with great dash and winning by 6-1 again drew with two sets all. Little who fell once in the act of striking, lost five games in succession during the sixth set, Dogherty thus securing the set and match. Sum- mary:
 S. H. Smith, Great Britain. beat Hol- combe Ward. America. 6-1, 6-0, GA. H. l.. Dogherty, Great Britain, beat H
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LOveman, Joseph &LOeb

Harry Scott; Peter Nathan, 1o4; The Minks, 107; Gus Heidorn, 107; Marshall Ney, 100; Maj. T. J. Carson, 113
 Fourth race, Latonia Oaks. mile and a quarter-concert Sister Francis, 109; Tarp. 112; Content. 122
 Fifth race. steeplechase. handicap. club house course-Cutshine, St. Enoch, 12S; War Chief. 1So; Signal Light. 1S6 Pick time, Gould, 142; Class Leader, Cunning, 149: Port Warden. Itacatiara, 153
 Picktime and St. Enoch Ferris en- try. swH
 Sixth race seven furlongs-Prestige, 100: Usury. 101; Knowledge, Mir Farnum. Sa- ronal, Zinda. Tom Grove. 102; My Gem. Happy Jack. Sharp Boy. 105: Glassful, 106: Precious Stone, Golden Mineral, 1o7; Creel. Ill., Revolt. 113
 Seventh race. mile-Ulare. Rubinon. S9: Minnehaha, Redwood IT., The Mate, 92; Bourbon News 95; Proteus. Lafayette, 101; Cotillon. 102: Capitano. Shining Star, 10z; Keynote Fl Ray, 10S; Extol St. George Jr., Ill.
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Delegates to State Meeting.

Decatur June lS.-(SpeciaD.-T Busi- ness Mems League of Decatur has ap- pointed the following delegates to the annual meeting of the Alabama Conner meets in Gadsden on June 27 and S. Mayor Henry A. Skeggs, Walter J. Nes- bit. Frank Holmes, John A. Thomson and James H. Edwards The Commercial club of New Decatur has appointed the following delegate James F. Penny, J. C. Orr and Claud Graves. Will w. Nell son. chairman of the advertising and press committee, will also attend from the Decaturs.
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BUCKLEY PUTS TWO
 OUT DE THE GAME
CRIPPLED SHREVEPORT TEAM DE- FEATS MELVILLE IN A GAME WHICH VAS FULL OF WRANG- LINe-NAiH iHviLLE PROTESTS.

Shreveport, June 1S-The crippled Shreveport te In defeated Nashville in game which las full of wrangling Gil- bert and Pefson were put out of the game, the fdmer for kicking. and the latter for refbing to leave first base aft CT he had bbn called out in the ninth inning. was fdered off the field by Um- pire Buckleyl He was escorted from the park by twd policemen. Nashville pro- tested the gfne on this decision. Score:
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Chicago 4, Boston 3.

Chicago, June 18-Chcago today de- feated Boston in a hard-fought game of fifteen innings After two men were out in the fifteenth inning Dineen gave Dono- hue a base on balls and O'Neill hit to Ferris who threw wild to Grimshaw and Donohue scored. Score: R.H.E. Chicago .. .1O1 100 coo 900 001--4 12 1 Boston . Q. M 900 O03 GOO 900 000-3 13 4
 Batteries: AltroclI, Owen and Sullivan; Dineen and Armbruster. Time 2:35 Um- pires, Evans and Connolly.
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"DusTY" HAS JOB.
Former Birmingham Player Becomes
 Manager of Mobile Team.

Memphis, June 1S.-(Speclal)- )-Charles Ousty) Miller, who has been playing in the south almost continuously since his days as member of the Cincinnati Reds. has accepted terms from Mobile to manage that club in the Cotton States league. Miller will play first base and captain the team. which is in position to take the lead of the close pennant race with few straight victories.
 Before signing Miller gained consent oi the Nashville manager. who has first claim on Miller.
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ON THE RACE TRACK
At Latonia.

Cincinnati. Ohio, June 1S.--Ida Davis and Red Light were the only favorites at Lantonia today. Colonel Jim Douglas won the Free handicap at seven fur longs, the feature of the day, by length from Devo,rt, with Cottontown, the fa- vo,tte third. Red Light. which won the final event. was run up s14oO over the en- tered price and bought by R. Mff1ett for 5000. Track fast.
 First race, six furlongs-Ida Davis, 1O9 (Oregar). to 1. won; Inflammahle 109 (Pendergast) 20 to 1. second; St. Noel, III (rroxler) 3 to 1, third. Time, 1:14 1-5.
 Second race. four and half furlongs- Matte Mack. 1oe toregar). ? to l. won; Spider Web. 100 CRohinson). to 5. second; Avendow. no (Taylor). to l. third. Time. :54lA.
 Third race. ndle-Josies Jewel Sc tPres- tom. to 1, won; Bedford, 10l Craylor). 20 to 1, second: Pinaud. 1o4 (Robinson), to 1, third Time. 1:4l.
 Fourth race. seven furlongs-Colonel Jim Douglas, Ill (NicoD 6 to 1. won: Devout' u3 (Robinson). to 2 second; Cottontown. 1o3 (Perratt), 13 to 5. third. Time. l:26 z-a
 Fifth race, five furlongs-Anna Ruskin' s2 (Perratt), Is to 1. won; Belle Scott, 1l2 tAustin), 6 to 5. second; Froward' lo' (preston), 6 to l. won Woodland. ll2 (vanderbout), 2 to l. second' B,rtinski' 1Oo (Troxler). to 1, third. Time. lls 2-S-
 Seventh race. mile and a sixteenth-Red Ilght. 1O5 (Preston). to B. won; St. Tam many. 10e cTroxler). 10 to 1. eecond; Flor izel. 100 (Petret), % to 1, third. Time. l:4S. Entries for Today. First race. seven furlongs. gs.selling-Kath- crime L.. ST: Pirates Dance, S9; Lady Lavish. Frank Bill. Platt, Elude, Del Co. ronado. 100; Jigger Maraishno, Today, St Noel. 1o2: Mailbox. 104: Scotch Dance lo5; sherrill. ss; Mullins. s2; Alma Gar dia. S9
 Second race. five furlonss-Miss Lida s7: Marah, 97: Sand Catcher, Bottles Mont Alban, Harold D, Binondo. Elected | 100: Lady Asdon. 101; Bud Hill. 104; Eric | ton. 112.
 I Third race. mile-John English, Tn | Clansman. ST; Edith May, G; Wexford 9; Miss Doyle l0l; AFar MafadoF. 12
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Killed By Mules Kick.

Gadsden. June 1S.-(SueciaD.-Tom Fox, an employe of the Southern Steel com pany at the new coal mines in the west ern part of the county, was fatally wounded by being knicked by mule The mule had drawn string of cars from the mine and had been unhitched by Fox, who was turning him around, the mule become unmanagelble and kicked Fox on the side of the head, cutting off one of his ears and crushing his skull Fox was given medical attention at once but the physician pronounced the wound fatal.
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SUMMARY. Innings pitched-Clark 1-3 Sallee 2-3. Hits-Off Clark 2. off Sallee g. Runs scored-Off Clark 3. off Sallee !. Two base hits-Cargo, Phillips. Three base hits-Knoll, Rickert. Stolen bases-Gear. Sacrifice hts-Blake Stratton ?. Double plays-O' Brien to Stratton to Beck.
 Hit by pitched hall-By Phillips l (Smith). by Clark (Bird) Struck out-By Clark 2. by Sallee 3, by Phillips !.
 Bases on balls-Off Clark o, off Sallee O. off Phillips 4.
 Left on bases--New Orleans [. Birming- ham f.
 First base on errors-New Orleans ,, Bir- mingham 1.
 Time. 1:41. Empires, Atz and Wilhelm.
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Negro Ball Game.

The negro baseball team from Atlanta beat the negro professional ball team from Anniston yesterday, known as the Giants, at West End park by the score of to ?. Batteries: Boon and Maxim; Engram and Sublet
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
DING.
Boston 2, Chlcaoo i,

Boston. June lS.-With one out in the ninth inning of this afternoons game with Chicago, Bates of the local team drove the ball over the right field fence, winning for Boston. Score. R. II. E. boSlon ... .....,. ...VlV UU O0l-z l Chicago =. ...... . GOO 900 0lO-l { 1
 BatteIies Pfeiffer and O'Neill; Reul- bach and kling. Time, :42 Umpire. Johnston.
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Summary Stolen baes-Abstein 3. Sac rifice hits Hess. Double plays-Evans to Abstein. Struck out-By Becker, 6: by Duggan, 5 Bases on balls-Off Becker, none. off Duggan. l. Left on bases Shreveport 5; Nashville, B. First base on error-Shrfveport 1. Umplre-Buckley. Time-1 .45
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ERRORS HELP ID
 DEFEAT BARONS Phillips However Gives Up But
 Four Hits VAUGHN PROVES THE STAR New Orleans Resents Franks Conduct and Many Rooters Cheer for
 Birmingham During
 the Game.
STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

New Orleans, 10; Birmingham, 4 Memphis, 10; Atlanta, 8. Shreveport, 8; Nashville, 1.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Philadelphia 3, Cleveland 2.

Cleveland, June 1S.-An error of judg- ment by Rossman gave Philadelphia the winning run in the eighth inning. Score:
 R.H E. Cleveland . .. .. a. 100 GOO 100-2 0 Philadelphia .... 02O 900 010-3 1 Batteries: Hess and Bemis; Plank and Powers. Time, 1:40. Empires, Connors and Hurst
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

City 4
 At Louisville: Louisville 2. Milwaukee 1. At Columbus: Columbus g. Mnneapo- lis 4.
 At Toledo Toledo l2. St. Paul g.
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HITS AND ERRORS
 TELL FATAL TALE
MEMPHIS PILED UP TEN RUNS IN THE SIXTH AND EIGHTH lN- NlNGs-ooT FIFTEEN HITS DUR ING THE GAME.

Memphis. June 1s.-By coupling their hits with the visitors errors in the sixth and eighth innings today Memphis piled up ten runs and won. Score:
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Seventh Avenue ii, Tigers g.

The Seventh avenue team defeated the Eleventh Avenue Tigers in an interesting yet not exciting game of baseball. The feature of the game was the batting of Olmstead and Martin.
 Score by innings: RH.E. Seventh Avenue .2 250 800 O1o-11 IA 3 Tigers .................... 800 040 O00- 9 12
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Don't forget the opening ball at Blount Springs next Saturday. The music is good. the table is supplied with every- thing good. Mabson & West. lessees.
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Summary: Two base hits. Thel Plass. Three base hits, Carey, Hughes Stolen bases. Crozier, Babb, Carey Nadeau 2. Bases on balls. off Burnum 1, off Clark 3. Struck out, by Burnum 5, by Clark 3. Sac rifce hits, Thiel, Nichols 2. Double plays, Smith to Fox: Burnum to Smith. Time, 1 :55. Umpire, Pfenninger.
 Little Rock. June 1S.-Montgomery-L Lit tie Rock postponed; rain.
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Carrier. Appointed.

Washington, June 1S.-tSpecial)- topher F. Grlgg appointed regular, John w. Beard substitute rural carrier route No at Scottsboro.
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vauohn Plays Brilliant Game.
Attendance Is Poor.

The attendance was poor, and this in spite of the fact that Birmingham and Shreveport have proved the most popu- lar clubs with the local fans, Peculiar methods pursued by the management or the New Orleans club are largely re- sponsible for this. Many of those who did attend today rooted for Birmingham.
 Guese or Manuel will pitch for -sew Orleans tomorrow and 1t is probable that Vaughn will give Clarke another trial
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St. Louis 6, Washinqton 3.

St. Louis, June 1S,-Three singles and a triple and a double in the sixth n- ming won today's game for St. Louis. Score: R.H E. St. Louis ~ 900 014 10+-6 Il o Washington .. 100 100 000-3 6 8
 Batteries: Petty and O O'Connor; Patten, Kitson and Wakefield. Time. 1;4S. Umpire, Sheridan.
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Games Today.

Birmingham at New Orleans. Atlanta at Memphis.
 Montgomery at Little Rock. Nashville at Shreveport.
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OTHER GAMES.
Juniors 4, Elahth Street i.

The Juniors defeated the big Eighth street team In a well played game. The feature of the game was the pitching and batting of Bob Luster. four hits out of four times at bat. two three-baggers a two-base hit and a single One three bagger wah hit with the bases full. Juniors 4. Eighth Street 1.
 Score by innings: R.H.E. Juniors ..................00 GOO o01 3U0-4 s 9 Eighth Street ........ 900 100 OO0-1 4 2
 Batteries: Luster and Chase; Fox and Griffin.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE
Meridian 8, GuIfport i.

Meridian, Miss. June 1S-(Special.)-Th majority of Meridian's hits this after noon were scratches and of a very ques- tionable character. but Gulfport went to pieces ard played like school boys The team is badly eripped and in need of strength McGee. an amateur from Ohio. played ihird base and handled himself like an old timer. driving hoRe the first run with a clear hit to right. Bruner officiated in the absence of a regular umpire. and gave general satisfaction.
 Score by innings R.H.E. Gulfport ..................00 600 010 000-1 ' Meridian .. .. ......... .016 100 000-S 9 3
 Batteries: Bryan and O'Brien; Pylant and Sample. Umpre, Brunpo-
 At Mobile: Mobile 0; Jackson l. At Baton Rouge: Baton Rouge O. vicks- burg 2
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Detroit g, New York 2.

Detroit, June 1S.--The home team won easily from New York today. New York fielded badly and could not find Mulln. Score: R.H. E. Detroit .. :. .. ..... 300 051 00s-9 10 ? New York q. .. 900 no 00O--2 3
 Batteries: Mullin and Warner; Hahn. Clarkson. Mcclure and Kleinow. Time. 2:0o. Umpire. O'Loughlin
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Macon: Macon l. Columbia 2. At Savannah: Savannah ?, Augusta O. At Jacksonville: Charleston s. Jackson vile ?.
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The Barons had five errors ohalked u against them yesterday
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All of the western teams in the sout ern league that played yesterday won
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The crippled Pirates won from Nash vile yesterday, continuing their march pennant ward
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-13
WILLIAMSON LAND FRAUD CASE.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Portland Ore, April l3.-ln accord
anoe with his avowed Intention, Congress
man j. n. Williams yesterday began pro-
ceedings towards bringing bis case in
connection with the Oregon land frauds
before the supreme Court of the United
States for official settlement The action
was the filing OF O petition and assign
ment OF errors United States Court
Judge William b. Gilbert, before tho
assignment was made, allowed the writ
and signed the citation to the supreme
Court.
It will be impossible for williamson 3
cgse TO 60 before the Supreme Circuit
tefore the completion Of the bin of cx-
cepuons and the signing OF it.. lie has
been given until June lst to amend tho
bill OF exceptions, which was refused 10y
Judge Hunt this week. II the latter
signature Is attached 10 the bin, the
papers in the case will he forwarded im-
medately 20 the Supreme Court.
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INSPECTED NEW STATION.

Associated Pres Dispatoh bY spscial wiroI
Washington, April 13.--Ihe first pas
senger train TO pull into the new Union
Station here arrived yesterday. IL con-
sisted of day coach, Pullman and
engine No. ll35. Aboard tho train were
President Cassatt and the directors Of the
Pennsylvania lines west Of Pittsburg
and Assistant Engineer +. W. Strausc.
The members Of tho party were received
by James Crawford, general agent OF the
Philadelphia, Baltimore q Washington
Railroad, and others. There was "A
thorough inspection of tho building by
the various officials.
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TEST SUIT WILL BE TRIED.

Aroclated Iress Disraten uv special Wires
Portland, Ore, April l3.--At a meet
ing of the counsel OF the contesting roads
the Portland & Seattle Railway Co agreed
to Withdraw from the property claimed
hv the Columbia Valley until q test suit
can be tried before the District Court OF
Clarke county, Washington.
This will prevent a repetition OF the
collision between grading crews.
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PASSING OF THE oARBINE.

Associated Press nisnnton uv sueoh WirsA
Washington. April i3-The War De-
partment has about completed the issue
of new rifles to the troops in the United
States This marks the passing OF the
carbine. so long a weapon of the cavalry
branch of the service. Both infantry and
cavalry are being supplied with the same
model of rifle, a modification Of the 1903
model. This is about six inches shorter
than the Krag and about two inches
longer than the carbine, now being dis
cnrdcd by the cavalry. For the present
the rifles are being used with the rod
bayonet, but later they will be called in,
when the new bayonet recently decided
upon will be substituted.
The issue TO the troops in the Philip
pines will follow, and when that has been
done all the soldiers of the United States
army viii be armed alike.
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hea,er heats ron. cloker cooks anytnlngi
three combined cost one cent daily 10 opeIalei
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anrls-1t 1913 Liberty street. New Aors.
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1AuRrLls ToWN COUNCIL.

sn,c,eI roiro,t onoence oi hverv Eveniaa.
laurel April l3.-At the meeting Of
Council last night Minos b. Hean was
elected deputy alderman and Messrs.
Clapham and Hearn were appointed tax
collectors. George n. Davis OF Whining
ton was elected counsel.
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DIsoHAReING employees.
Amoclslea rre.s Dlspaun Dy speolai wires.

Annotated rrcss Dsparrn Dy special Wires.
Chicago, ILL.,, April i3. Many employees
Of various railroads entering Chicago were
laid of yesterday, on account OF the dc
crease in business resulting from the coal
strike.
The Chicago & Northwestern laid of
500 employees. IL was announced that
the Chicago g. Alton had discharged
nearly 200 employees -Four hundred me-
chanics of the Chicago q Eastern Illinois
are idle. Curtailments in the yard and
train services arc being made on all roads,
owing TO the cessation of the demand for
l.nl Lumllnn
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ATHLETES AT GIBRALTAR.

Associated Press Dispatch bv Special Wires
Gibraltar April 13.-The North German
Llovd steamer Barbarossa, which left New
York April Sd for Naples, having on board
the American athletes who viii compete
In the Olympic games at Athens, Greece,
arrived here today.
All the members Of the team enjoyed
the vovage and are in good condition.
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Special CORES spondenes Of Every Evening.
Dover. April 13-Henry Williams,
colored was brought here yesterday by
Constable Fred Minner from Harringtoni
charged with making threats with intent
to kin Mrs. Mary Perry and her husband,
who were confined to their beds by illness.
He threatened them with an axe. In de-
fault of bail he was committed TO jail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-13
STEVENS DAVIS WEDDING.

Special Correspondence ol Every Evening.
Dover. April l3.-Miss Clare Davis OF
Little Creek and William Stevens formerly
Of this town, and now Of Philadelphia,
we're married at the residence ol the
brides parents in Little Creek, Wednes-
dav evening. by Rev. B. J. Jester pastor
of Armory VI. r. Church.
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SUICIDE on REv. B. A. BADGETT.

A,soriat.i Pres nisnaich nv snecini wiros
Hillsbor6. Ga, April i3.-Rev. B. A.
Badgett for many years prominent in the
Methodist ministry OF this State, Was
taken into custody here Wednesday, suf-
fering apparently from mental derange-
ment and Yesterday his body was
found hanging from bar OF his cell
window, a blanket having been used as
a rome.