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LOST MY BEST FRIEND

of Harriman Greatly Affected Over His

Death Funeral Will Be Held Today

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ARDEN N Y Sept 11 Arrange-

ments for the funeral of Mr Harrlman which Is to be laid tomorrow

from St loins Episcopal church

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Ices which are to lie strictly privateand attended only l y the imm dlnufamily anti a few litelong friends will

he conducted by the Itev 1 HolmesGulness at p in

The active will be thejlx men In charge of the various di-

partments of Mr Harirmansat Arden and Turner They areCharles T Ford his general superin-

tendent V M Viner manager of thefarm at Arden William Robbins su-

perintendent of Mr Harriman stockfarm V Mnndigo his master car-

penter E P Schultz master mastsanti William A MrClcllan Miperin

tendent of the Arden Farm Dairy Com-

pany The list of honorary pallbear-ers has not been announced

Rest in Hillside CraveThe millionaires body will rest in

a grave blasted from the solid rock ofthe hillside This method of burialwas adopted when his oldest son Ed-

ward H Hariman Jr was burledtwentytwo years ago The Harrimanplot Is In a far corner of the

and the only spot In the Inclosure where the blue stone of TowerHill rises to the surface Men beganworks yesterday quarrying out thegrave-

A drizzling rain began yesterdaymorning and little or no work wan-

d ne in the villages of Turner andArden The two hundred or moreworkmen cn the Harriman estatehave been laid off until Monday

William A McClellan theof the Harriman dairies told

a group of workmen at the Turnerstation that he believed the work ofcompleting Arden house and layingout the grounds would go on after thefuneral according to Mr Harrimans

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plans That was his wl h he sailand I believe It will be carried out

Lost My Best FriendI have lost the best friend I ever

had declared Mr McClullan andthe best friend of every man here

Yes thats so said several of hislisteners Therell never be anotherboss like him

The belief here Is that the activemanagement of the Tower Bill im-

provement will devolve upon his old-

est daughter Mary Harriman hasalways been her fathers companionin his walks and drives about thestate The men say that in mentalmakeup she approaches her fathernearer than any of the other chil-

drenMrs Harriman it is said would be

glad to return to the old Harrimanfarm home at the foot of the hillwhich the family occupied when theyllrst came to Arden twentytwo yearsago In spite of all Its castled mag-

nificence Arden House to her willalways recall the last days of herhusband When the financier camethere on August 1M h was already ad log man

The house has not a cheerful asso-ciation The Harriman family hasshut itself up alone with its griefSuperintendent McClellan on theirbehalf asked the newspaper men atTurner to make no attempt to reachthe house He said that for a dayor two the dead mans nearest rela-

tives who are gathered at the Ardenhouse preferred to receive no visitors-of either condolence or business

The telegraph station at Arden hasbeen kept busy since Thursday after-noon receiving messages of sympathyfrom all vans of the world The tele-grams are being sent up the hill inbaskets with hundreds of letters thatbegan to pour In yesterday morningOne secretary at the house Is keptbusy opening and answering thesemessages

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Honor Place in Parade

Pearys Ship Is to Have

NEW YORK Sept 11 CommanderPears ship the Roosevilt will b-

one of the features of the lluduiiFuiton naval parade on the openingday of the celebration TIlt followingUltgram was received pert lust night

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signed to a place of honor close tothe Half Moon and Clermontwhich will lead the parade In allprobability Peary hims lf will be onhoard together with the member ofthe Ptary Arctic Club and pe slblyother distinguished explorer

Dr Cook it is expected will be InNew York City at the time but thecelebration committee regards It H

unlikely that he will l invited toJoist Peary pony

Tho bust place to buy your goodsii at the store which Invites you tucomu through an nd In The Sun

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Judge Lucius J Reeves Is

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SEA ISLAND COTTON

Savannah Market Firm Past Week

With Good Demand I

j SAVANNAH Gu Sept llTlumarket fur Sva has been firmwith a good demand At irt thiwa moth for type purposes but lat-

terly the bt ine was In the regularway Praiucally all of the receiptswere of new cotton anti the on rliiK i

were InMilttclcnt to upply the de-

mand some of which remainsflid The cotton roiuine in Is g n i

ally of a very good quality The lit

qulry was mainly for fancy aid ex-

tra choice nail quotations show somelittle advance from the week before

Crop accounts do not indicatebetter than a modern yield Re-

ports front Florida while IrivMiiarare not at nil bright In sime

the crop Is said to he all openand the outlook Is for a very shortcrop Reports from are lidter tome counties repurtc Rootprospects Sales for the week 7J 7

balesThe following prices were based on

factors quotations nnd are revisedweekly on FridaysFancy Florldas WQW-Faicy Georgia 22 22

Ks choice 21 ft 21 6-

K choice Georgian 2ft fe1i21

Choice Gas nnd Flas 1

Kx fine CInf nail FlaV Ifi 17

Fine Gas and Flas HCommon Gos and Flas 12

JUSTICE CARLISLES COURT

Charlie Harris Youthful Prisoner Ar-

raigned for FightingCharlie Harris a youthful negro

who does not look as though he hasyet reached his teens was arrested-by Sheriff Ramsey Friday upon a warrant d at the instigation of anegro woman who charged hint withassault and battery upon her person

The youthful prisoner was arraign-ed in Justice Carlisles court and thehearing proved quite amusing theprosecuting witness being largeenough to put the defendant In herlocket

After hearing the story of the boyand other evidence Justice Carlisleassessed a fine of 1 and costs butremitted same pending good behaviorIt Is needless to add that Charlie leftthe presence of the Justice a veryhappy lad promising In future to be-

have himself as good boSs should

LAST CHAPTER OF THE

SIEGEL MURDER CASE

NEW YORK Sept 11After near-ly three months detention as morethan a material witness in the ElsieSlegel murder case Chung Slag theChinaman friend of Leon Ling thesuspected murderer was yesterday re-

leased on ballAfter Chung Slugs arrest he admit-

ted having had knowledge of MissSlegels death slue days before thediscovery of her hotly In Loonroom but he persistently deniedknowledge of the manner of her death

Cluing Sinks releam from custodyIs probably the ln l chapter of n mur-der mystery which bullied the efforts-of the polite of the entire country to-

M leFOR ATTACKING NEGRESS

WHITE BOY IS WHIPPED

SPARTANWRC S S pt 11

Infuriated by tilt attack of M whiteIIIHII on a young girl of their own col-

or the ii icrtM of H thickly tilMl-uclKhlwrtiuud shout two mile troutMil city t ter la the Klrlwassailant liHlnl terln usevere wlilpplHK fnreMl him to MVI

tits country Thw MltMriff nwl a ioof cltUtHu heavily arm Hl titthe hcttiie of the tr ml le to aert H-

ihrtmivHiHl race riot

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MEXICO AGAIN VISITED

BY SEVERE CLOUDBURST

Presbyterian Mission School at San Juan Cut Off

by Property lossWaterBigMEXICO CITY Sept 11 Another

teirible Hood has visited the Jnmlltepec district In the State of Oaxacn

Sugar plantations and mills havebeen destroyed hundreds of head of

shale hui be t killed anti scores ofrot IHU luac l t their lived In

vateisThe jirrnr of this latest imuulxiion

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maulij aThe Atoyac river overflowed Its

banks aiu swept miles of a nIt coun-try with devastating force The Jamlltepec district is sue of the richeston the Pacific Coast nut it Is saltthat ICOHUO persons will suffer fromthis mot recent flood owing to thegnat cf land laid to waste

Flood Surcien Get ReliefThe initial overflow of the Atoyac

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republic Is Btlll serious in spite ofthe fact that the flood sufferers In theState of Temnullpos are receivingtheir first relief

News of a number of maroonedAmericans reached here yesterday Itseems that the Presbyterian MissionSchool at San Juan has been cut offsince the flood A party under theleadership of A Ross Is to go tothe rescue The pupils and teachersare reported to be safe althoughsuffering from want of food

Americans Escape in Ox Cart-

A party of Americans consisting ofJ K Goddard and his mother StuartRyan of Oklahoma and Hugh Cockerellreached Linares yesterday eveningafter a day trip In an ox cart fromthe Santa Anna ranch where they haditetn staying The ranch was compieiely Inundated The Americanstook refuge In n nearby mill makingtheir escape with little more than theclothes they had on their backs

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New Developments in

Millman Murder Mystery

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DETROIT Sept 11 On request ofProsecuting Attorney Van Seile ofWayne county the Inquest scheduled-for last night at Ford City Into thedeath of Miss Maybelle Millman ofAnn Arbor was postponed until Sep-

tember 24

The continuance of the coroners Inquest followed the remanding of DrGeorge A Fritch In bond of 10000Dr Fritch still Is held on suspicionof murder In connection with the Millman case antI up to a late hour last

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HIRMINGHAM Sept prin-cipal business of the closing sessionof the National Convention of theFarmers Talus yesterday was the re-H rt of the educational committee

which wan Topi d favoring compul-sory education more country schoolslonger norms and more competentleft H IH

The organization overwhelmingly-voted to Increase the salary of the

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night had not secured bondsmen DrFritch made a public declaration denying that he bad performed a surgi-cal operation upon Maybelle Millmanbut admitted that she had visited hisoffice about two weeks ago with Mar-

tha Henning her former companionMiss denning was brought sack

from Ana Arbor by Sheriff Gatoaand IB again held at the police atatlosCaptain of Detectives McDonnell

last night that no devetoppwataIn the case had occurred

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Farmers Union in Favor4 f

of Compulsory Educationpresident to 3000 a year The secretarys salary was rallied to 1800 andthe annual dues of members were

from 8 to 16 cents a yearThe farmers adjourned without

making public the minimum price de-

cided upon for cotton but It Is almostuniversally understood to be 13 cents

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Brother Kills BrotherIUTIKK Sept IIHenry-

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old li H HII accidentally killedby bin brother Nu luon Jurrott-ThMrwlny night They lint Hhotit twonuktf wit of thU

Henry Iwitl boon awnv from hunt

SUNDAY WORK PROHIBITED

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and his returning at a late hour tookn chicken from hU buggy which hadboon given him by an undo Thenoise attracted tho attention of thebrother who solved a gun went tothis back door and fired the load takhue In the face causing almostInstant death

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