Nothing of importance occurred on
liie remaindei of the frost.
Mflv A M? Wilt \ i>r.n
\ltl-: lilttll CUT I'HOM KI T
i.i iNl 'oN, Ma . 7. Thi War OH're to
tiifcht i.-Mn-ii in- following report from
i leneral Sii I'er y I.like, coniniHiniint!
i in- Tig ris ariny.
"The M.roii'l and third par'tcs of sick
and wounued from K it. numbering;
reached the he id<|uarters of the
Tigris cos ps on Thursday and Frida>
The hospital ship returned to Kut or.
Saturday t<> brill? back the fourth
part y.
\ IITIl.t.r.lM UTIM'lt
?n iiotii Min:? iv wt>t
l.iiNini.N'. Ma> 7. -The British of
l"t-i.tI comiiiuni<-ation issutd this after
noon says:
"I.as t night and to-day there was
artillery activity by both sides about
Murieourt and Thlopval, Arraa, I.oos,
St. Klol and Ypr< s."
GEORGIA WOMAN MURDERED
Neuro on ller I'lnnlnllon Arrp*ted,
I'hnrfted Willi li'llliiit ^llt?r Cittcli
ln^s, Vi^ril I'lunter.
[Special to The Times-I?i.?patch.]
(< KOit'JKTOWN. (1A? May 7 - Miss
Julia fatcliinn?. wealthiest woman
planter in <!eort?ia, and owner of the
most magnificent plantation in Quit
uian County, was murdered last nij^ht.
Her body was found on the front
porch of her home to-day.
Kieli Henderson, a negro, lias been
arrested A "Inalt'i rinu" worn by the
negro was found clutched in the hand
of the dead woman. The negro had
been employed by Miss thatchings for
twelve years.
Miss I'ntcliiiigH v as sixty-four years
obi and the last of a distinguished
family. There is talk of lynching the
neuio, and the jail is guarded.
Travelers'
Cheques
Ar.> hotter than money itl>out your
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ilenomi nation. Kverylhinp that Is
Kood in hanking can l>o had of us.
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