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THE GRAND.
Matinee To-day, . Oselocsk.
Tonight,
And Saturday
Matinee end Ni@hfs
"Ben-Hur."
sCHOONER Is SUNK.

Wilmington c., Jan. 3o.--Whiie
lying at anchor at Southport, N. C.. this
morning the United States revenue cut
ter Seminole. Captain J. H. Quinan.
intercepted wireless message from
the Clyde liner Comanche to the Clyde
steamer Apache, stating that an un~
known steamer had sunk the four
masted schooner Helen e. Taft. Captain
Fales, from Baltimore to Galveston,
Tex, six miles southwest, half west.
.frorn Cape LDolxout aigh tship.
The Comanche had on board the mas
ter and ten men of the crew of the
Taft. The Seminole Immediately put
out at 3 p. m. today and spoke to the
Swedish steamer Uplands. Captain
Person from Port Arthur to Rotter-
dam and Cardiff. OF Frying Pan light
ship. The Uplands had been IN q coll
lision the night before with the Taft
and had her bow badly stove in. The
Seminole offered assistance but this
vas declined. The Seminole was in
search OF the steamer Blueiields which
left Philadelphia for Jacksonville and
js'flve days overdue.
The cutter has been warning steam
erR plying the coast of !, the sunken
schooner Taft which is very dangerous
ana Immediately in the path of naviga-
tion. So far as could be ascertained,
no lives were lost
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NEGRO SEVERELY STABBED
BY ANOTHER WHO ESCAPES

John Powell. negro, appeared at
ooIice headquarters about o'clock
last night with several severe wounds
In his face and chest and an accuse
who. he stated. made q murderous and
unproyoked attack upon him.
A warrant. charging Harmon with
murderous assault. was sworn by Eliza
Powell. wife OF the injured msn; nam
non Il n said, ran away Immediately
after the attack upon Powell. ana he
has not yet been found.
Powell said last night that he was
attacked at the corner or South De-
catur street and Finley Avenue by
Harmon. to whom he had not offered
offense. physical or verbal. Powell was
bleeding from stabs made with knife.
He received surgical attention, and the
injuries, IT is thought, VIII have no
serious results,
The police department is seeking
Harmon.
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A SERIOUS CONFLICT
BETWEEN RUSSIA AND
AUSTRO-HUMGARY.
Plana Of Austria Cor establishment Of
Direct RaalraRd CemRaetaons
neaVveem ysenmm amG Athens
h Causlmg TFeubIe.

81. Petersburg, Jan. s0.--A serious
conflict appears 10 be impending be-
tween Russia anS Austro- Hungary over
the Austrian plans for the eatabiishz
ment Of direct railroad connections be-
tween Vienna. Salonalxi and Athens, aa
announced d few days ago by Baron
Won Aehrenthal, the Austro- Hungarian
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. This 10
regarded here az likely to upset the
whole Balkan situation and rupture the
concert Of powers on which the contin-
uanea Of reform work In Macedonia
depends.
The Russian newspapers Of all
shades OF opinion unite in expressing
Indignation at the action of Austria.
The Foreign once today issued COM,
muniQue which leaves no doubt that the
Government has no intention OF sub
hitting famely to the execution OF the
Austro- Hungarian project.
The situation portends revival OF
the Russo-Austrian rivalry which kept
the Balkans IN a turmoil in the late
eighties and early ninetteg. and that
led to the war In 1855 between Servta
and Bulgaria. The railroad construc-
tion chiefiy in question is the connect
ing link Of the Austrian line through
Bosnia which already has reached the
Turkish frontier, with the Turkish line
to Galonika and MItrovitxa, traversing
hfiN UntAcN aAStAAoN VI sNSNAk@@SA WAANA
was inteFposed by the treaty OF Ber-
lin between 6ervia and Montenegro as
a check TO servian expansion.
The construction Of this line has long
been q cherished project with Austria
Hungary, as 1t would not only obviate
the present necessity OF passing
through Servia to reach the Aegean.
but would throw a belt OF steel between
the two 6ervian peoples, assuring the
continuance of Austrian pFedominance
In this district.
Russla's attitude OF steady opposi-
tion hitherto has prevented the exeeu-
ton Of this plan.
It 10 realized here. however, that the
line must ultimately be built. but po-
litieal consideration require the post
ponement Of the work until the sltua-
ton In Macedonia Is more settled. II
can be stated with authority that the
road will not be constructed IN the near
future without entaliing grave develop
ments In the Balkans situation.
The prevailing sentiment here is one
of Indignation at Baron Won Aehenth ais
choice OF the present moment for the
coup. when It would seem imperative
that the powers present a united front
to wreSt from the Porte a prolongas
tion OF the mandates covering the In
transitional gendarmerie in Macedonia.
and the execution Of judicial and finan-
cial reforms, the institution OF which
are necessary 70 put stop to atroei-
ties in Macedonia,
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NINE WORKERS CONVENTION.
lewis VIII Probably BE Elected Presi.
dent by Big Majority.

dent by Big Majority.
Indianapolis, Ind, jan, 30--The con-
vaution OF the United Mine Workers
OF America today transacted q little
tomorrow morning.
The tellers having charge Of the vote
for national officers were not ready
70 report. Claims Of Irregularities In
the vote Of some OF the locals is de-
laying the tabulation of the vote.
Friends of T. l. lewis claim his cleo
ton as President by from $4,000 TO
10000.
Representatives of the Coal Miners
and operators of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio,
and Western Pennsylvania, known as
the Central Competitive Field. met to-
day to decide whether joint confer
ence shall be called to make a wage
scale to so into effect April !. and to
re-estahlish the Interstate agreement
which interrupted two years ago.
Conferences similar to that of today
held here December 10, were without
any result. Representing the miners
today, were President Mitchell, Vice.
President Lewis, and Secretary Wilson
Of the national organization. and the
officers of the Districts in the Central
Competitive Field.
Over one hundred operators repre-
scented their aide. The miners went
Into conference united In favoring the
re-estahlishment Of the Interstate
wage agreement.
At the beginning of the operators
meeting, the Illinois operators an
nouncad that they would insist upon
relief FROM the single standard which
compeis them to mine only on the
screen basis, and also relief from the
iniquities Of the present differential
between pick and machine mining.
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Attorneys In seufk Carolina Disps
nary Case Wax Angry.

Astorrexw I'm seufk Carolina Dispem-
cary Case Wax Angry.
Anhevflie. N. c., Jan. ae.--Today's
hearing in the South Carolina dispen-
eary case in the United States Circuit
Court. involving the jurisdiction OF
this court In the suit Of Fieischman'
and Company against the South Caro-
lima Dispensary Commission. brought
about personal tits between counsel
and the passing OF hot words wherein
the terms personal satisfaction" and
personally responsible" figured to a
large extent.
Charges of false utterances and dis
reputable allegations at times threat
ened personal encounters. Reflections
on the character Of certain members of
the South Carolina Legislature were
not overlooked In the general disturb
ance. Arguments as to the jurisdic-
zion Of the court were still in progress
when adjournment was taken until to-
morrow.
In closing his argument, W. +. Stew
enson, Of counsel for the dispensary,
called forth tilt between himself and
Attorney Lester. representing one OF
the PLAINTIFF.
"Iust one personal word" said At
torney stevenson. THE allegations OF
this bill have been answered insofar as
the State dispensary 10 concerned. The
bill contains an unfounded and disrep-
utabie charge against myself and the
Dispensary Commission on information
and belief. I want to state on behalf
OF myself that the allegations are a.
false IS they are disreputable; as un-
worthy of belief as are the sources
from whence they emanated; that the
parties who communicated the infor-
nation upon which any such allegation
IL drawn to the distinguished counsel
in this cause are unworthy Of belief
and entertainment In the society Of the
gentlemen OF the bar of South Caro-
lima. and am responsible for my state
ment personally"
These utterances caused o stir In the
court. Attorney Lester in reply said
that the allegations would be proven
and they will surprise the COURT He
added that personal satisfaction could
be had at any time 1t was desired.
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NEWS OF TUSCALOOSA.

Tuscaloosa, Jan. 30.--(Special.)--
state Evangelist J. v. Dickinson Is
holding meetings with the following
churches in this CountyE WindhAm
Snrinrs Flatwoods, Holt and Gilgal.
The Romancers is the name of a
male auartette which will give an en-
tertainment at the University on the
evening OF February 2. Each member
Is a finished instrumental performer
and a delightful program is in pros
pect. The performance will be given
for the benefit Of the University Ath-
letic Association.
The Evening Card Club was enter
tanned in delightful manner by Mr.. and
Mrs. Minis p. Jeunison at their home on
Seventh street. The ladies' prize was
won by Mrs. George r. Rau. who was
presented with a china cream pitcher
and sugar bowl. The gentlemen's
prize went to Dr. Aston Fits. the
prize being a complete carving set.
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A REIGN OF TERROR
4 Bloody Fight Occurs In Restaurant
On Outskirts of the City--One
Policeman iseExflied and
Four wounded.

Lisbon, Jan. 30--Fors. the purpose
OF escaping the censorship, the follow
ing dispatch is sent to the frontier for
transmission:
Lisbon Is outwardly calm, but there
10 steady increase of nervousness and
excitement among all classes Of the
population. owing to the constant ru-
mors of plot ana counterpart and the
persistent activity of the police. who
daily and nightly examine the houses
of suspects and make arrests. On the
night Of January IS. there was bloody
fight In small restaurant on the out
skirts of Lisbon. Suspecting the pres
snce Of crowd of conspirators, the po-
lice surrounded and faided the restau-
rant. The, authorities were right In
their surmiae and they found the plot
tiers armed with revoivers.
The policemen were met by q volley
OF bullets and one of them was killed
and four were wounded. The conspir-
ators managed to keen the guardians Of
the law at bay until they made their
escape. Later the same night, q score
OF suspected agitators were arrested
and Imprisoned in one Of the fortresses.
There Is almost reign OF terror
among the Republicans and the Dissi-
dent Progrsssists, and several OF the
leaders OF these parties, including Dep
uty Aimefda, Ex-Deputy Costa anG Vis-
count Rebeira. have been thrown into
prison. The house Of Senior Aupoin,
another Of the Dissident leaders. IL un.
der constant police surveillance.
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DIsPROvEs THEOkY.
No Two Streams Of stars Move In Op-
p0gite Directions.

No Two Streams Of stars Move IN Or
pOsite Directions.
\ Aubany n. Y, Jan. s0.-Prefessor
Lewis Boss of the Dudley Observatory,
which is supported by the Carnegie
fund, announces that he has disprqved
the theory that there are two streams
Of stars moving IN opposite directions.
which theory was recently promulgated
BY M Kapteyn, a famous Dutch as
tropomer, and generally accepted by
astronomers.
The Dudley Observatory is the only
one in the world engaged in the same
work as that In which Professor Kay-
teyn is engaged, and is mapping all
the stars visible to the naked eye and
recording their movements as nearly
as possible.
while the work has been going ON
only q year and much more remains
TO be done, Professor Boss and his as
sistants say they VIII have gone far
enough to be able to positively prove
the Kapteyn theory is un.ntelligible.
They believe that the mistake was due
to the inadequacy Of the Dutch profess
sor's equipment.
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Good travel Near Athens.

Athens, Jan. 30--(special. 1.-The
question OF gravel for the pixies now
being built in this county has bean q
serious one. until yesterday when q
gravel bed Of great value was discover.
cd one mile east Of Athens and II Is
said that there 10 sufncient of the I'M
pixies. The bed was discovered by the
grading hands who we're passing
through a new portion of the roadway
and down some depth they found the
top OF the gravel beds. A close in
epection finds It in inexhaustible guam
titles
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Young Columbus Girl Accidentally
Killed by Her Sister.


Columbus. Ca. Jan, 30-{speciaD--
The remains of Miss Rochefie Mcleod.
aged 1e years, who died from pistol
wound accidentally inflicted by her
sister, were carried this morning 70
Montgomery, and the funeral and In
torment took place in that city.
Miss MdLeod's sister was playing
with q pistol some three weeks ago
when the weapon was accidentally
discharged, the ball entering the jaw
of the young lady, going through the
head and lodging In her neck. Not
withstanding the nature OF the wound
she received such expert surgical at
tention that she was thought to be re-
covering. Three weeks passed. ana
suddenly at late hour at night tho
wound began to bleed profusely. an
artery having given away. and before
surgical help could be summoned the
young girl had bied to death.
Her mother 10 q widow and the family
resided ON North Highlands.
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New York. Jan. s0.-word was re-
ceived here today by Q detective agency
that the Mexican Government finally
had consented to turn over to the Amer
lean authorities for extradition, VIII
liam F. Walker. the absconding treas
urer Of the Savings Bank of New
Britain. Conn. who was arrested re-
Gently In lower California after chase
OF nine months.
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THE GRAND.
Matinee Today, 2 O'clock.
Tonight,
And Saturday
Matinee and Night,
SBem-HuR.D


Chicago. Jan. so.-The commission
which under authority of Congress is
endeavoring to establish standards Of
purity for various food and liquor pro-
ducts which are subject to the nation
al pure food law, began weeks ses-
sion here today.
The meeting was executive and pub
lie hearings will not begin until Nom
day. william Frear. of the State Col
lege Of Pennsylvania. is chairman Of
the committee.
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Lakewood. N j. Jan. eo.--King'n
Court. one Of the siow places eg 14ke-
wood. . residence built some yaaFa ESQ
BY George Gould for his sea MimMaam..
was destroyed by IRE tonight. The
its ereation IL had bean aoanpfea W
AGr. ana Mrs. Lloyd Herbert. Ehe
structure was not insured.
II IL supposed that q detective alne-
trio fuse caused the Gre.
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aEoNTGosaBRY Is nnATEN.

Wetumpka, Jan. s0-@fspeeIal. 1.-THE
second team Of the MONTGOMERY YOUNG
Mems Christian Association met tha
basket ball team Of the Fifth District
Agricultural School here tonight ana
was easily defeated by a score OF Sc
to a.. 80 kl.s
Montgomery team was clearly out
classsd by the WetumpiSa players and
the game was not in doubt from Its
beginning
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WEDDING GUESTS SAN.


New York. Jan. SO.-several Of the
guests at the recent Ssechenyi-V Wander
bflt wedding sailed for Europe today
ika. Among those booked to sail were
Count Stepan szeehenyi. Count Paul
Estehhazy, Count and Countess Deonys
Szeehenyi, Count Anton Sigray and
Count Preseds.ecke. On the same yes
sci will sail Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Wander
bilt and Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Count and Countess LaszIo Szechenyi
will not sail on Tuesday aE announced,
but viii remain until February Is.
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Bryan In Endorsed.

Charleston, w. Va. Jan. 30-William
Jennings Bryan was unanimously en-
dorsed for the Presidential nomination
at a joint caucus of the Democratic
members of the West Virginia Senate
and House Of Delegates this afternoon
and a telegram informing him of the
action was sent to Lincoln, Neb.
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ECONOMIC SITUATION.


TheFe ~ No Financial Depression IN
Mexico Now.
Mexico City. Jan. 30.--''The economic
situation in Mexico is improving and
Is distinctly better now than II was in
Dseernber." said Minister Of Finance
Llmantour today when discussing finan-
cial matters. The Minister had been
asked regarding measures contemplated
by the Government for the purpose Of
improving the situation. He stated
that no plans under conaideration
should be regarded as being especially
connected with the financial situation.
I'm reality" said Mr.. Limantour. "our
business situation is in no sense such
as to occasion serious anxiety. There
never has been Q moment during the
period OF financial stringency which
haSN affected the entire world when
there was the remotest danger of a
panic or anything resembling It in
Mexico"
II 10 believed by of1cials connected
with the negotiations that the railroad
merger will be arranged satisfactorily
by Feb. I, which Is the hnal limit Of the
option.
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Memphis, Tenn, Jan. ee.--A~eFivial
dispute as to the manner o. aFeen ~
c. ID. Miller. OF Portland. Ore, ataMn
manager OF a theatrical organization ap.
poaring at q local play house. led 20
an alteration IN q saioon hAre late
tonight between Miller end J. T. 5oBpe,
4 former member Of tha LEGAL detae-
tive department which Terminated IN
the shooting and probably fatal wound
ing Of Miller.
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Columbia. 9. c.. Jan. 30.-The prohi-
bitfon bill was killed in the House OF
Representatives by o vote OF 81 to So.
The Senate In also opposed to prohibi-
fion. County local option is now pro-
vided for throughout the State. The
dispensary investigating committee to-
day declared j. q. Farnum fugitive
from justice. He IL accused of having
niisappropriated s5so.oeo while acting
as an agent of q brewery.
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WANT RATES REDUCED.
Three Railroad Presidents Ordered Be-
fore Tennessee CommaianiOn.

Nashville. Tenn. Jan. s0.--The Ten
uessee Railroad Commission today is
sued an order directing Presidents NJ
H. Smith of the Louisville and Nash
vile. ]. W. Thomas OF the Nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis and j. 7.
Harahan of the Illinois Central. to APP
pear before that body February II for
the purpose OF further considering the
question Of reducing railroad passenger
rates In Tennessee.
This order was mailed to the three
Presidents named, as they declined TO
voluntarily reduce rateA at the confer
ence with Governor Patterson held
Tuesday and announced their. determi-
nation to carry the matter INTO court.
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Deelrhnm onans . veas.

Frankfort, KY. Jan. aO---kapTeeaFtr
alive Hopkins, who voted Ter Jehn g.
Mayo, Of johnson Countys ratuFned 20
Backham today IN the eenatcrsal ballet
T.here was no other change IN kha bat
iotinR. Allen again got the votes Of
the anti Doclrham Democrats. This bal
lot resulted: Becikham. So: Bradley. 81;
Allen, I.
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Anti-Cirnretfn Rin pn..e.-

Guthrie. Ok. Jan. so-4rhe lower
house of the Legislature today passed
q measure prohibiting the smoking Of
cigarettes in the state, and providing
for the INJECTING of a penalty Of not
less than IS or more than $25 for each
separate offenso, 1t IL patterned after
the Indiana law.
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Bans .nt Puntn Arenna.

80 ha,,a ror,a aahora hAra Fv.o,,, a.
British steamer Crita- They are sup
posed to be present in Punta Arenas
for the purpose of observing the pas
sage of American feet Of battleships
due here from Rio Janeiro In two OF
three DAYS.
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keeper at the Harrison Street Police
station the day that Mrs. Mcdonald
was arrested. He asserted that she
had admitted killing Guerin and had
expressed desire to be hanged for the
crime.
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REv. JAMRa LAsGAR pRAp.

Aged BGiniateF ans Father Of Justice
Lamar Of Georges.
Augusta, Ca. Jan. 30.--Rev. James
Lamar. aged 10. father Of Judge u. n.
Lamar. ex-Justice OF the Supreme Court
Of Georgia, died tonight 1t the home
Of Judge Lamar.
Mr.. Lamar had for half q century
been prominent minister among the
Disciples OF Christ, the euther Of sew
eraI religious worke and regular con-
tributor to the religious papers Of his
denomination.
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Mayor smith OF HuntsyiIIe Rules
AEninst a Soft Drink.

Huntsville. Jan. 3O.--(SpeciaI. )--h. N.
Borough, J. l.. Lenox, j. n. Braley
and j. j. Foster. owners Of soft drink
stands in this city. and Alex Fits, q
negro porter. were fined $50 each In
the City Court yesterday on charges
OF selling spirituous liquors contrary
to the laws Of the city and State.
The evidence showed that the defend
ants soId a drink called "SonoJ" which
contains small amount OF alcohol, not
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Pannrnrer Anent neasI /.

Dallas, Tex, Jan. s0.--Eiliot s. SAN
ders. travelling passenger agent Of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Texas Rail-
road. died this morning at the residence
Of his mother in this city. Death was
due to pneumonia contracted two
weeks ago.
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New York. Jan. 3O.--Mma. Laurence
Fielder. noted as one OF the most ad-
vanced women in France IN matters
relating to social life among the work
ing classes. Is in America on a tour
Of inspection in the interest OF the
French Government.
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London. Jan. 30.-slr BiPrel Barnes,
President OF the Divorce Court. today
d1ed the hearing Of the suit brought
by the Countess Of Yarmouth. who
was Alice Thaw. OF Pittsburg, against
her husband. for the anullment 81 her
marriage Ter next Wednesday aGtsEs
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Remains % Ysnng Lady Laid 20 Rest
ut Eastwood.
The body Of Miss Georgia Roehalie
Mcleod, who was accidentally killed m
Columbus. Ca. by her sister was
brought TO Montgomery yesterday and
buried at 3 o'clock yesterday aftarpoon
in oakwood Cemetary. Rev. Robert w.
Jones, pastor Of the West End Baptist
Church conducted the services.
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DoRMIToRIDs ron sTURnNTs.
Athens People WOuIa Make Tmprove
ment af Nch00I

Athens People WOuIa Make Improve
ment at school.
Athens. Jan. Especial. l--Now that
the handsome State School building mas
been finished, a movement Is on foot
to turn the former handsome building
into dormitories for young men and
women.
The building is admirably situated
for this purpose
1t is proposed to cut the building up
into living rooms. and then furnish each
room with the necessary furniture and
put the building In charge of a matron
and allow young men and young wo-
men to come in and do light house.
keeping of live in messes, SO as to re.
duce the expense Of living while they
are at school.
The building could comfortably house
100 persons and II is believed that
this will greatly add to the number OF
students at the State School.
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enough 10 require the payment Of .
Federal licenses
MAYOR saith held that the sale OF
tho article was violation OF the law.
The cases have been appealed to q
higher court.