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DUEL TO DEATH.
Fatal ARRAY on Market Street at Chat.
tanooya, Tenn.

tanooJa, enh.
Boyd Thompson, prominent young
court reporter, was shot and fatally
wounded at Chattanooga. and William
Snyder. the other participant in the
duel, probably will die, as a result
OF his injuries
The shooting occurred on Market
street. the main. business thorough
fare of the city, While it was crowded.
Charles Hcnsley, a lawyer Of Dayton.
who was across the street, received
slight wound by stray bullet
The trouble is the result of an old
grudge Ton days ago Thompson
firei three shots at Snyder within
block of tha scene Of the late tragedy.
All the shots went Wild.
The two men nave been anticipat-
ing further trouble since that time
In the ARRAY ten shots were fired
and panic ensued among the crowd
on the street After Snyder had
emptied his pistol at Thompson the
latter staggered to a drug store a
hundred yards away. Snyder follow
ed. reloading his pistol as he ran.
Thompson fell to the sidewalk. when
Snyder leyeled his gun al the pros.
trate form. Bystanders interfered and
wrested the pistol from Snyder's
hand
All three of the wounded men were
hurried to a hospital for treatment,
but there is no hope for the recovery
Of either Snyder or Thompson. The
former received three bullets and the
latter four, .,~eFf'7
:
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FALL STOCK ARRIVING.

After a very successful season A
early opening this fall. he stock is
arriving daily and it is the largest
that has ever been bought fer his
business. In closing out all the sum
mer stock special bargains are be-
ing offered for the next few days in
all lines at his store.
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GEN RAJ
NEWS
Commemorative ng

NEWS years Of navigation on
NOTES the Ohio river, tie Ohi1
Valley exposition was opened in Gin.
cinnati on Monday under aVsHici 1us
conditions The exposition is meant
to exhibit the industrial resuGr IS Of
the Olio valley &nd Of the s9u'h AMI
middle west President Taft pressed
the button in the summer capitol al
Beverly, Mass, whicA set IN motion
the machinery of the exposition. Fol,
lowing the formal opening Gov Ju-d
son Harmon, Of Ohio, and Gov AugI5,
tus E. wilson. of Kentucky, made
brief speeches. The exposition viii
last until September "a
Frank N. Julian, secretary Of state
OF Alabama, has resigned aud c. B
Brown, democratic nominee for tne
place, and at present chief clerk ap
pointed to the place, effective October
s. Announcement of the changes was
made in birmingham by Gov. B. B
Conner.
A. E Gamble. of Greenville. Ala
has been appointed judge of the sec
ond circuit, to succeed j. c. Richard
son killed some weeks ago by an
automobile. The question of length of
term, now mooted. must be settled by
the courts. Some contend the term
will be only for the uneXpired portion
Of the old term; Others that by the
constitution II can extend two years
longer. 4',-.-..
A dispatch from Fayal, Azores, to
the North German-Lloyd Company. re
Sbfts that the North Gsrman-Lloyd
stsamer Koenigin-Luise encountered
o. ship Harvest Queen. Of Windsor
N. D., which sailed from DalIousF
n. a., August 10, for Buenos Ayres
August "a, in q sinking condition
The ship was then in longitude 4O51
west. and In latitude 44.24 north All
the crew of the Harvest Queen were
taks aboard the Koeulgtn-Luise and
tAs ship was left burning In mid
ocean.
BY the death OF Mrs. Flora L. Dot
ger, who died at the home in South
Orange. N. J., the bulk of her estate
estimated TO be worth 81 100000. will
20 70 Tuskegee Institute. If which
Booker 7. Washington is the head
The German Hospital, Of Philadelphia.
will receive $4,000.
The famous first bale" 50 eagerly
looked forward to with curious inter
est by the cotton dealers and the pub
lii. alike, reached Atlanta Monday
mo ing. It was bought by Tnman
AXE & Inman for 10 cents.
vess>' May Be Sailing Horne Or 0:
Before Christmas.
II plans which President Taft re
CARDS favorably are adopted the bat
tleship Maine, sunk In Havana harbot
twelve years ago, which since then
has concealed the secret of the dis
aster which overwhelmed her, may be
sailing homeward on or before CErist.
mas, bearing a long-delayed verde,
to the nation.
John F. O'Rouke. of New York,
submitted the plans to President Taft
The plan provides for raising the
Maine by means Of pneumatic Gals
sons and steel cables. The ship will
be preserved intact, Mr.. ORouke says,
with every evidence Of the disaster
which she may bear
About 1000 men will be required
to attend to the jacks and other
equipment and It Ia proposed that the
government furnish all or part Of this
force. calling out a regiment il nsc.
essary.
II Is further proposed that the re-
ppir ships In southern waters be sent
To Havana to minimize the expense of
the work.
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IA following is the reply Of Con-
gresham ". G. Brantley to the c,m
mi,zes notifying hini OF his nomina-
tioa as the democratic nominee Of
tie Eleventh congressional district:
Brunswick. Ca. Sept 5, 1910.
AIessrs. A. P. Uerham. E. P. S. Den
mark. c. W Griffin. B T. Allen, COM
miJtee:
Gentlemen Il have the honor to
acknowledge your esteemed favor
ser nd instnt, cially advising me
Of my ighth unanimous nomination
by the democracy Of the Eleventh
congressional district OF GeorCia TO
represent said district n he national
house Of Representatives and request
ing my acceptance Of same The
good will and kind favor of the de-
mOcIacy OF our district, SO long en-
joyed by me and now again renewed
in such hearty and earnest fashion
moves and touches ME deeply, as
also do the more TINA friendy terms
employed by you in advising me cf
the nigh honor that is thus again
made mine
am more grateful than | HAY :
the power to express, and my graft
tude is more over the ossession and
enjoyment of the confidence of my
fellow men than it is over the honor,
nigh as t is, that | am once more
permitted and asked to wear.
", :
/ do so conscious of my limitations
and of the responsibility | assume,
but with the earnest purpose now as
always tc serve my party, my sec
lon and nH country faithfully, 10y
all and earnestly and to the best OF
my ability. The record of the past
several years that by the grace and
favor of the district have been per-
mltIed to make is the pledge that
OFFER Tor he future. That record. if |
may be pardoned for stating it,
shows that the material interests Of
the district have had my watchful
attention, and that | have contribu-
ted something todards the solution
of the many serious and veXatious
pr Yernmental problems that con-
front our country.
! have the fixed purpose. and wish
that ] had the power. not only to
restore this great country of ours
to The keeping of the democratic
party, but tC restore to our beloved
couthland its rightful place in the
councils of that historic and ratriot-
lc party. The extravaganza, corrup-
Tlon, Capitalization, n partiziauship
and sectonalsm of the republican par
ty would thus be overthrow, while
the democratic rarty would lie bet
ter lifted to meet the responsibility
of powtr. We need not new "isms''
nor new qualified names for democ-
racy, but we need a return to old.
FASHION democratic ideas of simpli-
city and honesty in government. un-
der which equal and exact Justice
would be the rule and practice of
the land. W.T. need to magnify the
power Ct the state and not to mini
zize It, as is now the rule. The gov
ernment should tax for governmental
purposes only, and as all taxation by
tarin levies tend toward protection
the Gardens and benefits of such tax
alton should alike be distributed
alton should alikt be tqually distrib-
uted. Special and class legislation
should be unknown, and the consti-
tutlon should be as much the rule
anc guide Of the lawmaking power
as II IS Of the judicial, for the d-ii--
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inspectors Here.

Messrs. Lee and Fitzgerald, the
we'll known steamboat inspectors,
for this district, came over from Sa-
vannah yesterday and spent the day
in the city inspecting the tug Alex
ander Jones, of Wilmington. which
has been undergoing repairs at the
plant of the Parker Hensell Engin-
eering company
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CONVICTS WORKING.

The county convict gang was
brought to the city yesterday and
was put to work repairing the Rrok--
en- Richmond sreet drain. They will
be keut on the job until lnished and
the work is being pushed as rapidly
as possible.
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FOUND DEAD.
w. G. BrantIey

A. J. Nichols. residing on Georgia
avenue, In the city Of Gainesville. and
an employee at the J. H. Hunt planning
mill was found dead ON the Southern
railway track near Athens street
crossing at Gainesville, Ga. He was
killed. it Ia supposed by the north
bound passenger train No. "A.
Standing around a neighborhood
well where his mother and Ave other
women had gathered to draw water.
Theodore Gilbert. years of age. was
Instantly killed and all the women
more or less seriously hurt by bolt
of lightning from almost a clear sky
at Lincolnton, N. C.
John Roach, New York laborer,
fell three feet from an operating table
ON which he had been laid to dress a
minor wound and broke his neck He
was dead when picked ap.
S. Walter Tise, for twenty-five
years manager for the Western Union
Telegraph Office, committed suicide at
Winston-Salem, N. c., by shooting
himself through the head with a pis-
tol borrowed from a local dealer a
few minutes before. No cause is
stgsa.
Practically complete returns from
the democratic primary election for
congress in the fifth Mississippi dis
trtct indicate a majority OF about $50
votes for s. A. Witherspoon, Of Me-
ridian. over Adam M. Byrd. noun
bent.
Governor B. B. Conner, Of Alabama,
10 letter to Hon. Jesse Stalliugs,
chairman Of the state campaign COM
mittes, advises that while not thor.
oughly In accord with the state plat
form. says that he will support the
ticket and stump tho state for O'Neil.
Two cargoes of this years cotton
was shipped from Galveston to Eu.
rope, and is presumably the nrst ship
msnt Of this seasons crop sent out
from an American port. The eargoss
aggregate 1850. The cargoes were
destined for Barcelona and Liverpool.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-09

Dysentery is da;.gerous disease
but can be cured. Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
mas been successfully used in nine
epldemtcs Of dysentery. 1t has never
been known to fail It is equally val
liable for children and adults. and
when reduced with water and sweet.
ened, it is pleasant to take. Sold by
e. c. Bruce.
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NOTICE.

This is to notify the public that ]
will not pay any debts contracted by
any one but myself or on my order.
C, C. CALlFF.
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To keep your nealth sound, to
avoid the ills Of advancing years; to
conserve your physical forces for a
ripe and heaIthfuI old age guard your
Kidneys by takein Foley's Kidney
Remedy Atlanta Pharmacy.
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COURT TOMORROW.

Judge Conyers will hold a short
session of the. superior court tomor-
row for the purpose Of hearing a few
chamber matters.
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School Notices

Miss Matte J.. Gale viii reopen
her private school September 20. at
22OS Norwich street. Phone 612.
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(oTgned)

D to 8 doses 900 viii cure any case
Or Chills and Fever. Price 25c,
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Big picture sale Friday and Sat
urdsy at Fleming G Bryant
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Big picture sale Friday and Sat
irday at Fleming & Bryant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-30
WIS. CLEITLiVD RETTRNS.
HFinglRg HrS ChI1dTen. Who Have Hsen
studying Wrench ~ Lausanne.


Mrs. Grover Cleveland. looking much
younger than her forty--iE years. and
sub hare suggestion ~ gray az her
temples. arrived yesterday 10y the North
German LLOYD liner Gsoege Washington
after a WRIT 81 eight months in Italy
Switzerland and France Shs brought
home her children Esther. Marion
Richard Folsom and Frames Grover
Cleveland. who have been STUDYING
French at Lausanne Mrs Cleveland was
met down the hav nv President John u
Finley Of the College Of the City of New
York. and among those who CRESTED her
a. the pier we're Dr. aud Mrs. Joseph @
BRYANT.
Mrs Cleveland said that the education
Of her children would h. completed in
America. The chief object o. having
them taken 20 Lausanne vas 20 give them
q knowledge Of French in a place where
practically nothing but French IL spoken
70 hat they would he we'll grounded in
the language. which Mrs. Cleveland be-
lisvsu y going 20 bs more essential than
now In the commercial and diplomatic
usage Of the world. The family will 90
IN tho Cleveland summer home in New
Hampshire.
Others arriving by the George wash
inkton we're. Mr. and Mrs. } n I.adSW
Dr.. Lionel FeischmAn. Gustav L1dsrs.
the composer. ". Kanmans 81 tbs German
Embassy at Washington. T. ?. Pilsbury
and George X. Davis
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BOYCOrT M CHINESE RECINS.
Nan PVaRclaeS Merchants start NaV~meRl
Against Americas G;sesis

SAN Francisco. Nav - - The hong
expected boycott II American goods
IN China asa protest against tho e-tahl,sh-
lnent Ot detention -heds on Angel lulanf
for Oriental immigrants has taken form
The boycott VAS ds.ci,lel nn today
al a meeting a. the headquarters ~ the
Chinese Chamber II Commerre. and %
mOrroW cablegrams will bs -snt a. me
chant societies and trade guilds through
out China asking their AID and cDop~ra-
ton
The BOYCOTT - undertaken by the
league - justice. Association. fOrmei
to-day More than 80 representative
Chinese MERCHANTS we're present all -
whom signed the membership roll on
GERS we're siecet bat their names are
kept secret
The obI-Cts 1G tho lea que and The reason
fnr the boycott acre explained Wv ne
II the leaders A. fuiloss
The Cn,ne-s here and IN the Vast hav.
felt Tor some time that they vcre HrS
being trrated fairly a. other nations ar,
OR people are nov factor m o1n'Nsr,tal
prosperity.
In the establishment Of detention
sheds On Angel Island We feel that " have
bccn treated unfairly n We wish N act
A. witnesses for anv o. our countrymsn
ue must lose a whole day in going 70 the
island and returning Then on the island
We are moi granted the courtesy We have
a right 10 eHperi
We have received ASSURANCES from
WaSkingtnb ;ls.; someihing would he done
by he Govag-.nent but nothing has come
bit promises
a boySstt On American goods IN China
AZ The time will cause great loss. hut IL
IL the only effective Wav We have Of pro
testing aEains, injustice We will sstab-
lish branches in every large city In this
country and Canada
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FIRE WOULDN'T BIZ PUT OUT
CHICKEN MARkET FURNISHES
A SPECTACLE ALL DAY.

q Waa ire AaphAlt gisoss mat Proanesa
the Towering MushFOem - omo&S
THAT BaFksnpSi MANY BlsoAa ~ Tn
nNer- FiFebsat 81 tho JOS n llsuga.
The Gre AZ South and Montgomery
streets wouldn't 90 out Yesterday. The
asphalt ioors % the chicken markst were
burning. raising q mighty volume Of
smoke thS shade % which dArksnod the
blocks % the north. DstachInen1s Of
tlremsR relieved Zach other 1t The work
u pouring water into the burning mas
within the walls. A. midnight last night
the 6rsboat William l.. Strong had four
watch lines turned IN the ruins and
there was every prospect that the ilFohoAt
oould not switch on ia streams until
morning.
For many years the old building had
been used as a candle factory and s,of-
age place Tor laryis and oils By tho firm
Of Josiah Maoys Sons and the asphalt
flooring had been laid down over the
grease SOAKED planks. Il was rich fuel
foT the flames. So great was thu heat
and - choking were the volumes Of
smoke that rolled from the pile all day
Yesterday that the flremsn could not
enter the building 10 wash down from
within and had to content themselves
With remaining On the street and pouring
In water.
FLAMES wers shooting from the place
all day and about = O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon the smothered firS roemod 70
find a new vent aud FOR an hour the rush
OF Ere ont Ot the blank windows and
through tho me formed by the rOoness
wallis was almost a. great a. When the
ilrameR first tackled tho job on Saturday
night Tho iirebOat Abram =. Hewitt
and Engines 81 and we're GA hand when
ths fresh Outbreak came. Chief Croker.
who had made a visit IN the tire just Of
the time that u logan 10 mount upward
Ia twisting pillars VI red. sent IN q call
for another flrehoat, the Milliam l.. Strong,
aud for an hour and more the combined
crews ~ ilreboats and engines were light
ing tho new fire..
The hlaze was sInothered finally by the
collapse % all the fioOrs. aud AFTER that al
Of the flrs fighters retired but the crew
Of the Strong. A thick column Of smoke
cont inued 20 ssua from the ruins.
The firebOat Abram NJ Hewitt retired
% q O'Clock. after having been on the Job
cOniinnOtrly for twenty-five hour. The
crew OF Engine ~ were allowed 10 90 back
10 their house az Henry and 0OuveTueur
streets at ,3o'ClOck with the tally Of twenty
one hours Of work 10 their credit.
becauss u the spOngy ground upon
which south street 10 laid much Of the
great volume Of water poured into the
building was absorbed through the base
ment. bIt on South street the balildinR
u = new bulkhead had narrowed the
oObbled space and hers the water backed
up tn the depth Of over a foot.
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SEEN To ENJOIN W.DDING.
W. BaIluI's RsIatlVss AsG CSurt Net 10
Get llIm NaFTy.

~. llallut's RslstIVes Ask CSurt Net 10
Irt IIIm NaFry.
PHIIADNIPHIA. Nav % legal proceed
ings have bern Instituted Ia Delaware
county by Logan " Bullitt % this city
aud hia two sisters TO prevent the mar
rage of their brother. Dr John Christian
Bullitt % NOrWOod ~ Miss Edna DeveT.
Tho eighteen year OH daughter - John
Dsver former police lieutenant The
petitioners have Alsn asked Tor com
mission len lihany.
William & lbllitt. another member
u tho family. 10 taking no part In the
proceedings. lie destined 10 discuss the
matter last night further than - saw
NV brother. Dr John Christian Bulhtt
IL perfectly aans lie IL ~ sane ~ YOU
~ ! ~ any orc else
The enEARsnen, ~ DR. Bllliit and MISS
Dover was announo-d on Nav 8. Mr.
and Mrs Dsver. with their daughter.
have made their ho'ns with Or Built,
for four years
IN Isea Dr Bullitt married trained
nurse. Miss .iosaphins g. Zinqpe. Nbo
had cared Tor him when ha was a patient
in a private hospital IN Trenton. Two
years ago tho New Jersey courts snnulled
the marriage On the ground that Bullt'
was mentally irresponsible a. the time 81
the union 4 friend ~ DR. Bullitt said
last night that IL was 20 avoid a Fepetition
% such 'roubIa ,hs, the courts have bssn
asked 20 grant an injunction 20 keep Mr.
Billtt from marrying Miss Dover.
Logan Builitt tonight admitted the
fling Of the pApsrs. and said My brothers
condition 10 such that his friends think
some action should b. taken There are
no questions 81 Disagreement Of property
or anything Of sensational nature IN
the case ! am seeking only 20 protect
brother. who h not able 10 iook after
himself
Dr. Bulbtt - a graduate oi the medical
department Of the University Of Penn
sylvania. but has not practised for ten
years
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snd thsn vent On fOr coo yards more.
This succosa was aohisvod On Jdly 4 IsoS.
Following the elimination q theas e.
detrimental efforts the Herring CurtiMa
Company was formed with q oapiaaliEa-
hon n nOo.noo. n manufaCtnre aero
planes Curtis held 17O shares Of the
preferred stock q the company and -
shares common.
The winning Of the ScfsahiRe AmerScdn
trophy marked the beginning Of a new
phase In CuFtiss's career. Before that
time be had heen q manufacture Of Gas
engines who was interested In aeFOplanes.
from Nhia time on 10 became one Of that
small and daring crew % aicra witch for
the past tWo years has been startling the
world by flights over land and SO. With
bleTiOt and PaHlhan. Tho Frenohmsn.
CuTtiss has shared the honOrs u this
piOOeer field % adventure
In July % last year Curtias Rathsred
IN three priRea for aviation. records in
nights over the Hampstead plains az
hiReOla. Que Of thess was q second
Scientific American trophy for distance
In August Curtss went over 20 enter the
great aviation meet &C Rsima and here
Il was that he made his name an inter
national One, Il vas after many dis
oOnraging failures and when the American
aviator seemed TO be IN the novice Glass
ia comparison with BlSriot. Panlhan.
Dumanest and the other Ruropeans that
The haInmondsDOrt man brought his
mashine ont one q,iiet morning aud
before the thousands OF spectators ran
away WIKI the record for speed tie cir
cled tho course on the Betheny plain in
minutes IS seconds beating RlsriOt'-
record by seven seconds
From Reims Curiiss went 10 Brescia.
Italy. 10 participate in the flying meet
there. There be won the Grand Prize
Of tlOOOO Tor speed over fifty kilometers
and the second prize ~ SHOD for height
First prize for quick starting alaO went
to him.
Returning 10 this country the aviator
made some exhibition flights at ~ Louis
and In Los Angeles At the aviation meets
a. those PLACES. but be- did not make
any new records
In August II last year the Wright
brothers began their suit against the
Aeronauiic Society. which had purchased
Herring Curtiss machine fOr exhibition
purpOsss. The Dayton inventors based
their suit upon a plea u Infringement
of patent. Curiiss's trouble with his
partner and cOinventor, Herring. hegan
with the suit of Herring 10 recover his
share la Curtiss's European avistion priSss
and Curtiss's wings we're cliPpssl by in
junction for a time. hut She ihiunoiion
was Dissolved last DecsB,ber and he was
then free 10 ~ again.
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RAIN SAVES PITTsBURG.
= Timely shower Puts Gut . Psrilsus
IlaNntaMn FIRE.

O"NNNNHsN WV
PITTSBUR0. May % A drenchinG rain
Storm swept over Pittsburg at = O'Clock
tonight aud gave great assistance in
quenching a fire which for seven hours
had threatened the downtown part % the
city Tho fire loss Will consequently
not sHosed $3.50 OOO.
More than thirty hremen we're hurt
seven are Ia the hospitals, bu, none will
die.
The Gre broke ont in a Diamond stree,
saloon neHt 10 the Great Northern Billiard
Hall. Owened by the Harry Davis Interests
The SALOON was destroyed. tORe,her with
several hundred barrels % Whiskey.
About iO.0oO moving picture films owned
by the Davis interests were destroyed
in the billiard halls The Hofbrauhaus
was also destroyed and several Of the
larger stores ia the crowded downtown
section were on fire az times
The saving u tbs Grand Opera HOUSE
by iis employees was spectacular For
almost seven hours the little army fought
with four lines Of private hoss from the
roof 81 the opera house. In order % get
their no ~ % the roof and 70 b, in good
command 81 the fire the employees broke
through the buildings n the Union Trust
Company and the Fidelity Title and Trust
Company