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LNTA GEORGIAN *HfD NEWS: GIRL ATTEMPTS to mm LIFE jrouui Disappears From Asheville on Day Fol lowing Wedding. tshcville, N. C. r»b. 16.—Mis* Nora fUtnaey, a prtttjr young ooclaty Kiri, It I. said, has made several attempts mu hersslf as the result of dlscov- ins that her marriage last week, a run- smiv affair, to R. C. Bradley, who had tern a visitor here, was bogus. vti announcement of Miss Ramsey's marriage appeared In the society col umn. of the loeal papers the day of His ceremony, stating that the couple would spend their honeymoon in New y„ r k. Miss Ramsey and Bradley, to- gether with a number of their friends u iii> formed the wedding party, drove i., snsnnsnoa. a smell village about 12 miles beyond Asheville, where the cere- nmny took place. Bridegroom Dissppeers. The entire party returned ahortly after the ceremony to Asheville end Jlr. and Mrs. Bradley went to the Ho ld lierkelyv Early the following morn- mg Mrs. Bradley learned of the true situation of affairs. She went home .mil has been almost completely pros- naied ever sines. Shortly after go- ins to her haane she drank the con tents of a 2-ounce vial of laudanum. It l. said, and whan she was restored to i onsrlouonesa by physicians, aha ex- in rased the regret that they had not M her die. Bradley left the city, and. a It hough everything Is being done to nnil him, be has not been seen or heard of. Miss Ramsey met Bradley here‘sev eral months ago, and It seemed to b* a rase of love at first sight. Miss Remeey Is 17 years eld. It SETTLE SIB HUES IS POSTAL TO LAY CABLE NEW YORK TO HAVANA AGENT OF GOMPERS Jerome Jones, editor of the Journal Of Labor and former president of the Atlanta Federation of Trades, hoe re reived a message ’from President 8am uel Compete, of the American Federa lion of Labor, requesting him to pro trod to Brunswick. Ga., to look Into the disagreement between the long shoremen end the steamship owners there. • Mr. Jones will leave Sunday night " r.7f Brunswick, where he-wHI vleH -the local officers of the Longshoremen's Union end the employers. He wilt make every effort to bring about an adjust ment of tho differences which have re sulted in tying up the steamship end shipping business In Brunswick tor several weeks; :—■— ; — -it u as Mr. Jones who made the con- ti set three years ego between the longshoremen, the stevedores and the natters of vessel*. This contract was adhered to while It was In force, but r* cvrlred Just before- the - recent strike and has not been renewed. - Richerd Leon Evans. Richard Leon Evens, aged 2« years, died at hla residence, (8 Mangum street, Friday night after a long Illness. The funeral services wlll<be conducted Sun- d.iv afternoon, end the body will be uken to Temple, Os., for Interment. W. A.""walt*rs. The funeral services of W. A. IVal- "i« were conducted Friday afternoon. ■'iTe Interment was In Westvlsw ceme tery. Jim' Brotharten. The funeral cervices of Jim Brother- ton. the infant eon;of Mr. and Mrs. C. il Brotherton, who died Thursday nlaht, were condueted Friday morning «t il o'clock. The Interment was In "aklaml cemetery. Edith~Cox. Kdltli - Cox, the 8-monthe-old Infant "f Mr. and Mrs. A, T. Cox. died at II • family residence, J47 Weet Fair ‘hwt. Saturday morning. The funeral •Mice, will be conducted Sunday aft- -tti"i>n at J o'clock. The Interment will ■ in Westvlew cemetery. I! A X K CLEARINGS SHOW BIG GAIN Bank clearings for the week show a s-'ln of nearly 8600,000 over the cor 'd 'tiding week last year. The gain f '" the day la near 8100,000. lit** official figures are as follows: 'I*"lav $ 801,017.78 i—t—ponding day last year 717.865.0* I his week S.J60.I82.47 <' rresistndlng week lest >ear 4,778.772.28 Stockholders of Mac- kay Companies Hold Annual Meeting. OFFICERS RECHOSEN TWO NEW TRUSTEES Report States That Mackay Companies Own Major ity Stock of Bell Telephone. Boston. Mess., Feb. 14.-Tlie annual ueat- ■s( of the shareholders of the Altckay Companies was held at Boston yesterday, and the somber of trustees was Increased from Are to mtid, T h« prttldent. Are truattra, CUrtn<* II. Macksy, William W. Cook. Oeorge O. Ward, Dumont Clarke end Edward c. riatt, were teelectsd. The two sew trustee, elected sre l'llsy Fisk, who Is st the heed of ths banking house or Bsrrey Fisk A Bone. New York city, and H. A. Smith, who Is a member of the bonking house of Osier A Hammond. Toronto, Canada. The an* nost report of the trustees or tbs Msckay Companies was Issued today. Its esseutltl features are as follows: Ths Mseksy Companies own the whole or pert of the cspltsl stork of oos hundred and two prosperons cable, telephone end telegraph companies In the United Slates, Canada sad Europe. Including the entire capital slock of ths Commercial Cable Company sad the various companies ronsll- •uUpe the land line system, known as the 'oelsl Telegraph. The purpose la to make the haste of tbs Mackey Companies to brand and dlrerslOnd so td render Impossible tor fundamental impairment of the valon of the preferred or common shares Accordingly, the lavest- metita Include stocks In nabmarlae ruble companies In the Atlantic sod Psetar ocean*, and In the Postal Telegraph land lino system and nndlvMrd dividend ray- log stocks In the best telephone comps nice. Own Bell Telephone Company. Ths Mseksy Compeales Is by fir the largest stoekhsldtr In the American Tele phone and Telegraph Company, commonly known as the Bgtl Telephone Company, Us holdings being mom than four times those any other stockholder! In ‘ that com pany, The report adds Abet the preeent friendly relatione should be cemented In the Interest of the shareholders of both Ms panics, and also of tho public at large. The trustees state that, uotwHhstanillne these day* of money-borrowing and - ' “ again able to amt preferred shares Jamas H. Nance. - funeral services of James H. who died Thursday, were con- "•■I Friday-afternoon et 2:80 o'clock. Interment was In Weetvlew cemt- New Law Firm. " K. Horton and M. C. Horton have r 'ied u partnership for the practice of ' "lili J. R. Burress, under the ffrm '• uf Horton Bros. & Burress. i li" friends of- Mr. Horton will be * , “'l I" know that he has entirely re- '•r.d from hie lllnees end Is beck at Ids office. Something New. Id oa .r pr« vot.M ^SsrebekSwa^nSr^rta&wU lug common shares have sot bssa'latrsatsd during the past two years. ’ - ra add JSpSs. sad those reties esc complete working order. The land line system Tib* pmtfijTmaeraFkt 4n bedng constantly encoded, and siso shows sub stantial Increase in gross receipts sod not irost* over th* prstloos ysar. Will Lay Cable-to Cuba. Os December (.1861, the ferty-yeor monopoly of all telegraphic sod cable basi nets between Calm,and the United States, granted by the Spanish government In 1886 i the International Ocean Telegrenh Com. iny. nnil Inter acquired by the e years. The r In charge government of Cube for the nsual permit for ths landing and oper ation of a submarine cable between tb* two countries, and such permit has Just been granted. .The trustee* have decided to Iny a submarine cable direct from New York to IDv three n thirty-t tide Impertnai pohl out of eu Attention I* called to the fart that January 1. 1107. all free passes were shah tubed on the I'ostsl Telegraph system, sod that during ths psst.yssr Ihere line been Inaugurated aud put Into sueretsful opera tion s plsu. whereby ths employees of the two organisations are given an opportunity to purchase preferred shires In the Mack ey contpenles. end to mska payments there for bv Installments. This opportunity was accepted hr a large number and baa proved so nurresafui that the arrangement will lie continued. According to the prodt und Iota.account, the Income from Investments In other companies for llte year, Fehrnary 1. 1806. to I'eliritary t. 1807. was 82.J10.lL7.8S. of which 8f.8Sl.874 was paid out In dlvhlcnda. 634,634.82 for tsrtoua expenses and 8a8.83.J0 woe carried forward as a balanre. The balance sheet ta as foltawe: Investments In other companies, 111.867.4X7.80; cash ISSk- 189.27: total 8S8.1U7.847.73: preferred she res Issued. KO.ODO.OOO: common shares Issued 841.. I'onnnon shares loaned 841.3X0.400: surplus 210,400; surplus 8777.547.33: total 887.10..847.33. BUREAU TO PROBE ALIEK LABOR CASE BELLTELEPHONE CO. GETTING CONTROL OP RIVAL Secures Plant' of Indepen dent Company at Rochester. Toledo, Ohio. Frb. If.—James B. Brnlley. Jr., of Toledo, head of the Bralley-Breckbridge-Jones Independ ent telephone syndicate, today con firmed the proposed sals of tba Untied States Independent Telephone Com pany of Rochester, N. If., to the Bell Interests. By the purchase of ths Rochester plant ths Bell people will secure one- quarter control In both ths lad Is ns po lls Telephone Company and ths new Isng-dlstance companies operated be tho Bralley syndicate, an the United States Independent Tcisphona Company of Rochester controls that amount of stock In both of ths companies. GIRL CARRIED AWAY DURING THE NIGHT jl$ PARENTS SLEPT Was to Prevent Another From Taking Her, Says * Note Left in Room. Special to Ths Ossrglaa. Greenville. B. O., Feb. 16.—Ths nollcs hare ars on tha lookout for tho whore abouts of tho young, man who, Thurs day night, kidnaped or eloped with the 18-year-old daughter of T. O. Olsnn. a well-to-do .cltuen, who lives In the soul hex stern suburbs of Oroonvllle. Miss Oram Olsnn Is ana of the pret tiest girls in the esunty. a beautiful blonds child, and several wsska ago her mother mads known bar tntantlon of sending ths child off to a convent In Atlanta, and aoms-claim tha girl has elopod to escape this. Her parents de clare their belief that the girl baa kidnaped. Betweei _ day at daylight Injr. Her kidnaper bad tied a rope to tha door-knob at tha front of tho house to keep ths door from being opened, and. with a ohlaol cut through the blinds leading Into tbe girl's room, isreby gaining an antrance. A note was left saying ths Blrl had been taken away to keep another man from taking her. Tha girl has had a number of ad mirer* Tn town, and It la possible that she has sloped with one of them. Her parents do not live together. SEVEN PERSONS KILLED BY BOILER EXPLOSION ON STEAMER AT SEA Bodies of Victims Are Buried in the — Ocean. -— New York, Fsb. 16.—Six men and on* woman were killed Instantly and three persons were Injured Wednesday by an explosion aboard ths steamer Valdlva, of the Hamburg-Amerlcan line, which arrived In port today from Haytlan points. The boat was char tered by a fruit company. The killed are: G. STE3NHAOBN, second engineer. O. 8ELCHOW, oiler. J. 8ALINZOLER. trimmer. W. HANNA, trimmer. P. DYTHO, storekeeper. IV. P. SIMMONS, raeasman. 51188 W. DIETRICH, stewardess. Ths victims wen all burled at sea. The boiler of ft donkey engine burst, throwing th* vesost'a funnel over. An examination ravealsd that parts of tha shin wera wracked. Most of tb* saloon deck was torn away, parts of The vessel will have to completely rebuilt before sh* Is again fit for service. The officers say that In the panic which followed the explosion th<v IJt\ great difficulty In restraining many of the passengers from jumping Into the sea. Believed to Have Been Work of Robbers Seeking Express. Augusta, Ga., Fsb. 16.—Passenger train No. 81. on tb* Port Royal dl vision of tbs Charleston and Western Carolina railroad, at It o'clock last night ran Into an open twitch al Jack son Station, 8. C.,14 miles below Au gusts, and collided with some empty freight cars In th* switch, causing a wreck. In which four persons were In jured. The Injured ars: T. A. Powers, Hampton, 8. C.; hip* Injured. Engineer R. P. Turner, of Augusta; arm broken. Fireman P. P. Hadway, of Augusta', hip Injured. Jt ssss O'Ban nan, a negro Pullman’car The wrack |a bclievFU to have been cauasd by wrsekars. as th* lock to tho switch wss pulled open. A relief train left -Augusta at 18 o'clock last night, on which was a physician, strain master and Implements end men to relieve the situation and gat traffic reamed. General Superintendent Lynch. In an official -statement this morning, gave th* above facts in regard to tb# wreck. Tb* freight oars on tbe sidetrack wars badly demolished by th* blow with which ths engine struck, and th* en gine Itself was damagad to the amount of oovsral hundred dollars, CAREY-COCHRAHIILL IS REPORTED RICK FOR RATIFICATION SWAM ACROSS RIVER TO ESCAPE ‘REVENmS\&^££& Washington. Feb. 16.—An Investlg*. lion by the deportment of Commerce and Labor, regarding all the fact* connected with the Importation of Eu ropean laborers Into South Carolina by Hint" t'otnmlaloner of Immigration Wtitaon Is authorised In n regulation tossed b> the Itouee lodny. Its author is Mr Gardner, of aisssnctiusetts. The regulation also asks Hie eecre- tarv «f commerce amt labor to submit i r,intuit opinion ns to whether the "tbor-'f" t-crc ndtiilesnbl* to the United Walter Graham Said To Be Hero of Raid. According to city detectives, Walter Graham, the young man held prisoner In the Tower on the charge of murder Ing George Richardson on the night of December 22, 1806, made a daring es cape from revenue officers In Gwinnett county, about four years ago, by swkn- mlng across a river after having been cornered by th* •■revenue*.'’ ! Graham formerly resided In Gwin nett county, prior to coming tn Atlanta, and while there Is said to have been accused of operating an Illicit still. De tectives say that revenue officers mfcdc a raid on the piece and chased Graham for some distance, finally running him to the river bank and cornering him. It looked so though the fugitive had been run to earth, but sa the pursuers were rloalng In on hint, It Is stated, he deliberately rushed to the water's edge, leaped headlong Into the stream and began to swim vigorously for the opposite bank. The startled officers were foiled by this unexpected and daring move and before they could hit on a plan of pursuit the fugitive swim mer had reached the opposite bank and disappeared. The detectives say they are not posi tive ae to whether Graham was ever caught, but are of the opinion he was not. Arnold to Defend Graham. Graham has engaged Attorney Reu ben R. Arnold to defend him and will make it strong fight to save his neck. The trial lias been set for next-week- before Judge Roan In ths criminal branch of the superior coart. but At torney Arnold says he will move for a continuance, GEN. DUEL HELD FOR CONNECTION Special to Tb* Georgina. Mobile, A Is-, Fab. 16.—A number of prominent men hare been arretted at New Orleana In connection with the Honduras lottery. Including General C’abel, the famoue Confederate officer. COHON INTERESTS ARE ENDANGERED, SAYS SJC7 HESTER Fours Damage From Legis lation More Than Cot ton Exi'liange. New Orleans, Ijl, Fob. 14.—Henry O. Healer, secretary and statistician of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange and con- aultlng statistician of the cenau* bu reau at Washington, In an Interview today said that there la far more dan ger in the legitimate cotton Interests of the Houth In the current tendency of irgislaUve thought In the Southern states than there Is In bumper crops and market manipulation, because Jews such ns those now pending In Alabama, Arkansas. Tents and Tennessee, which on 'the ground tint the j«° discriminate between the neces defense will not be prepared for hearing. Mr. Arnold having already purchased tickets for Cuba. In response to a question. Mr. Arnold said he did not know as yet what the line of defense would be. Detectives Spradlin and Kilpatrick, who worked up the caae against Gra ham, say they will be ready to proceed with the trial next weak. Graham Is said to have repudiated the confession alleged lo have been made lo Sheriff James Dowdy, of Tel- fair county, shortly after Itla arrest Wednesday, near Melts*. itf South t nmttna. My tiiin (Braiian Bros.) “'■g placing this how brand " r “TOLA.” with the |ship aruivm lat|: command ''•tail merchants and will be i» th pleased if you will plaee | J .£'; i v ‘!T,v . .'"in* order with your gro-,nv"' I'*!’ a trial sack, and ollljtri* -.Uit CHARLES I. BRANAN, ‘iT'- under the Immigration law In i.ieporled to have uilntllted that he debating 'hi* resolution Mr. Gardner! killed Richardson, blit con tended It was litok pain* l' suspicion "i doing ngnlnst he und i the state •ary trade faclllila.a und unnscaaaary bucket shops can not fall. If enacted, to adversely affect the farmer and apoi cotton merchant by permanently plac ing hotlt at a disadvantage In market ing the crop. -We of the Koutlt, as a psopK ate too much given to the following of false counsels anil till too frequently Injure our onn best Interests In u misguided effort to accomplish llte Impossible," said Mr. Healer. “The Boykin law of Georgia, although well meant, baa thus far driven nul legitimate hedge tied Ing and the circulation of helpful mar- Oraham iajket news bulletins, but 'las Hot Special to The Georgian. Columbia, 8. C, Feb. 16.—Th* con ference report on th* Carey-Cochran bill was submitted today and tb* MU as finally 'changed for ratification was read In both houses The rdport was, of course, accepted. It makes no ma terial change In th* Mil as amended by tbe senate. Tb* act goes Into effoct Immediately upon approval by tba gov ernor, which wm likely be In a few days. It teekd- *• If liter* wiU be several ba a elate of tht it &te, Th* motion ~to adopt th* minority report from Mr. Richards of the minor ity of th* conference In the Carey- Cochran bill rood* th* last stand tor the stale dispensary. H* said the legislature was about to make a change Sgaiuxt the wttt of the people, without anybody knowing the details but the tlx members or the free con- fSrenb*. He thought tt was wrong and he gioved to table th* report, and a de mand-for the -ay*s aa9-sayauXWIia& In a vote of 68 to 81 against tabling. Mr. Rucker's motion was then put and carried without division, and he applied the clincher at 18:18 o’clocjt. The state dispensary was born tn the early houn hours of th* morning thir teen end a half years ago. Next the house took up the bill to wind up th* affairs of the state dis pensary by t commission of Bv* to be appointed J>y the governor, so is to agree to the senate amendments, whlcn provides for th* holding of tha real ee tat* a year. On Mr. Rucker's motion th* house concurred In the amendments. FRIDAY AND BATURDAY-FEB. 22-2i—MATINEE SATURDAY. CHA8. H. YALE AMU8EMENT CO. Present THE NEW MUSICAL HURRAH PAINTING THE TOWN Written for laughing Purposes Only. Truly s Magnificent Attraction. Mammeth Company af Sixty headed by Holliday A Leonard. Twenty New Musical Hit* Thrss Pretty Balltte. AU tb* Beat Features of Opera, Vaudeville, Comedy and Ballet. Night, 86a to 81.60—Matin**, 85c to 11.00—Bale now on MONDAY NIGHT—FEBRUARY 2STH. Only Appearance of MME. EMMA EAMES (of the Metropolitan - Opera House, New York) . assisted by Senor Emilia Gogorza, baritone. Arthur Rssenstaln, pianist. Prices: 81,00, 81.60. 13.00—Box seats *8.60—Bala cow on MARIE CAHILL Uf HER GREAT NEW YORK MUSICAL FLAY, ‘‘MARRYING MARY” At the Grand Opera House Friday and Saturday, March 1 and 2, with George Backus, Eugene Cowles and the Original Daly's Theater production complete, including the famous “long-skirted” chorus. Strong est musical comedy organization in the country. BIJOUJ next week ■■■■■■■■■■■■J Matinees: Tues., Thurs,, Sat.. Vmi? 4 bTq* STu8^caU comedy'witm a^8tSrY, GAY NEW YORK ■ -With Lillian llserlsln and Harry tursan, An entertainment of fun .and entrancing music, tlenrgeoux costumes—Elaborate scenic effects. Catchy muxto—Big chorus-pretty girts. .. j The reel music*! comedy hit of the season. *— a . STATISTICS. PROPERTY TRANSFERS. 11.000— R. J. Redding to the Savings Bulldlnr end Loan Association, lot on Piedmont avenue. Loan deed. 81,400—C. W. Motes to Charles V. l>t.'«»•, lot on DeKalb avenue. War ranty deed. 81.600— James E. Price to James a. Well*, lot on Jones avenue. Warrant)' deed. 83.600— Peter* Land Company to .Mrs. Irene M. Lopes, lot on Piedmont avenue. Warranty deed. 8200—W. N. Hill to H. C. and A. C. Bucher, lot In town of College Park. Ga. Deed to secure debt. 818.000— Calhoua T. Ladaon tn Sam uel I*. Inman, lot on West Hunter street. Warranty dead. 812.760—Mrs. Annie A. Dunn end Albert Albright to C. T. Itadaon. tut on W. Hunter street. 1600—John O. Bell end Frank Bell tu Mrs. Virginia Gable, lot on Houth avenue. Warranty deed. II—J. 8. Nunnally lo J. E. Rutledge, lot on Oakland avenue: xjutt vlelnt deed. 1150—John W. Green to R. E. Jen nings. lot on North eenu*. Warranty deed 1125—J. F. Green to R. E. Jennings, lot on North avenue. Warranty deed. DEATHS. irolltte Germany, colored, age 66 years, died at- SIINorth Butler street. James H. Nance, age 26 years, died nt oaKlaml City. Oliver H. Henderson, ego 8 years, died of pneumonia at 107 Ridge avenue. BIRTHS. say that there use no|an art uf «rlf-defensc. nnnrrtlng that luiile dealing nr wrong Rli-tiai-deun. whom lie met neat- the t ot. omtn'nloner Wntson as | tier of Butler end Jenkins streets, was it tho aulhorieuttnn of trying to shoot him. According to the detective*, the pris oner non- denies that ha fired the fat tl shot, hut says he know s who did. Georgian. Ga.. Feb. 16. -t'aoiultt | of the British steamship t hfs eottunan'd‘.veaferd.tv tint, after u series of ml,- . l.t. s —Jill ill.' vessel, lie j \ It nten man: 1 lto,i i, *>vei. ,,el Is to sa I rn,-o her, t • I i«. tv li.*;tcc, tift’V taking t, oitl so.I lot drotfK. To .Mr and Mrs. E. Davis, at 417 riprlng street, a boy. BUILDING PERMITS. 1200—Ml*» Husie Martin, lo recover frame dwelling at 25* Lurkle street. 6150—51. I. Pickett, to recover a frame duelling at 482 West Hunter street. , 8725—Twin Theater Company, to liulld electric sign at 46-46 W'hltf.'iall street. , _ 8130—51. Peacock, to build concrete I operations of legitimate exchange loo,.- i well nt 134 t'opltol avenue. *t >:i! ars ns lo elimlnntc Iha obJccttoimJ,! 11 6754—John T. MnodV, to build one* .Monday evenln t. gambler. But such a law t.,n not nt I story frame dwelling at rear of 25 , F..,n Bmitl 1 .4't- sutltlvlei 1st charge drawn tip by men who have not ma !" | Jackson streft. l'ta< Ml n rcl tier, pr, \\ I". Brown of in comprehensive study of h* techw, :>'I *1,650—To built! three l-atotv frame Pin-Kiti. !*u., to lx,tor* on ilelu- rsqalrmnenia of the cot.on Ha le nt |dwellings ut reur 424-3I-3U El*ewood uoitshlpa.'* let2c." » ' ' evenuc. Rsv the (i Dr. Brown's Lecture. rV men uf Eglc * "c levin L'hurvh ttaie,) the bucket ehop. The .'tjyih'ld hill. In Tcgns. If cnacled. will Inlure the cotton Interests In *hnt stale in evert way. because under It tit,' mitu:i! prnclocer will be cuinpletely .it the nter- cy of the buyer, the latter • know Ink market conditions and the forntcr being denied that all-important rsnstain". The ssnlc conditions will exljt In n'l slates where such legislation la enacte.l. • il I- easily txmsthle lo frame, tuts" and enforce a law which will drive out j the bucket shops autl au testrlci me I MEXICAN VETERANS TO GET PENSIONS JOSTJS BEFORE Judge J. J. Martin, uf East Point, who.Is a veteran of ths Mexican.war, serving under General Scott as a cap tain. danlaa absolutely the story sent out from Washington that the Me- Cumber service pension bill contains a "Joker,", which would deprive nearly ell the Southern Mexican war veteran* of e pension. According to the story sent from Washington, tha McCumber bill con tains a clause which demands proof of loyalty to th* Federal geverameat In the Civil war. If this was true, it would, of course, bar a large number of Southern beneffrlarie*. Judge Martin, however, declare* that no such clause Is In the McCumber bill, end that no veteran of the Mexican war Is In the least danger of losing any pension rightfully belonging to him. BOLEY DANIEL FREE; PARDON ISCRANTEO; LIFE FOR A, BELL Bole.v Daniel will be a free men In a few day*. After a long hard light, led by Wil liam Riley Boyd and aided by many- good . people In Atlanta, th* Sumter county nedro was given his freedom Haturday by the prltvn commission “GRAND Tonight—Matinee Today. HENRY W. SAVAGE OfTEBS Geo. Ada'a lacompsrable Comedy “THE C0LLE6E WIDOW” The Ptay Upon Which AU America Bee Written Indelibly the Word "SUCCBM." The lilt of Last Sexton-The Bit of Tula. Price* 26c to 81.80—Bale now «n- BIJOU Matins* Today—Tonight HAKBY OLAY BldUtlY A* Willi* Live In <h* Seneetlenal Drama, THE BOY Bemud Tbe OUT Next Week: ‘GAY NEW YORK” El Dorado I BALDWi-MaVUE STOCK tt. Thursday. Friday sod Saturday Mgfeta. Friday, Saturday lfsttass*. THE RAPID FIRE SOCIETY MELO DRAMA “THE ROOF GARDEN TRAGEDY" vase. - \ The following recommendations re sulted from the weekV'dellberatloa of Boley we* seat up for life In 1481 on j the commission: the charge of murder. He wea *7 year* J Many for Thee*, old then. He haa mad* a modal pria-1 w. H. Kelly. Baker. 11 months, lar- oner. and II I* said that many extenu- j ceny. Pardon. allng circumstances have been found Howard Natce, Pulton, 8 year*, lar- In his caae. He died a most paths!Ic t ceny. Pardon. appeal tor liberty with the commission; Andrew-Bell, Laurens, murder, death months ago. and when Mr. Boyd and aentance. Commuted to Ilf* Imprison other* took up the matter, hi* com he- ment. came a famous one. Boley Is at the! J. D. Woodward, Jackson. 4 yearn Chattahoochee brick work*, near At-! Pardon. tents, but he will walk out e free man Robert Hardaway. Muscogee, escape. In a few days. • month*. Commuted preeent service. The commlselon utso recommended John Wesley Clnodwta, Newt Good- for life Imprisonment Andrew Hell, the win end Lind Qondwln. Bpaldlng. see- l.nurens count) negro under sentence tenced. rcsitcclirely, 8. kind I* •if dentil for murder. He v*s respited | manslaughter. Respite* tnr ** bv Governor Terrell n ahort time agot 4'hsrle* Brown. Macon County, until me comnUsslon could pass on hla 6 months • Pardon.