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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SOUTHERN SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS UNIVERSITY BEGINS SPRING TERM MARCH 4th-15th. A Few of the Southern’s References Governor J. M. Terrell. Mayor W. J*. Joyner. Atlanta National Bank. Fourth National Bank. Nett! Bank- Inc Company. Lowry National -Bank,-Maddox-Bucker Bank, J..K. ' Orr Hho» Company. -Mayaon * Hill Law Firm, Remington Typawrltar Company, official. of .lithe rail way conipanlex. and .the leadlnc buRlnm and profeaalona! men of ■ Atlanta. m Considers the Southern an Excellent School J. L. Ritchie, Oa G».. write*: "I consider your school an excel- “lenTone, and eftff*rfully recommerid It to any one who desires a thor« ough business training." Miss Olive Head, stenographer for James A Chantey, Columbus. Go., writes: "I sincerely believe that no bet ter Instruction can be obtained anywhere than In the Southern Hhorthand anti Business Univer sity, of Atlanta, and that all who attend that school and apply them selves can obtain and hold the best positions to be had." President of Bank Writes J. T. Duncan. President Douglas- vllle Bunking Company, writes: "We are delighted with Miss Ollle Mae Miller, one of your stu dents. whom you recommended ns a suitable stenographer. Hhe Is well qualified and Is one of the most accurate In typewriting we have ever had In our employ. 1 have always held the Southern Hhorthand and Business University very high In my estimation, and I am glad to say /hat I am more —pleased than ever. ”~Beai wishes for your success the grand work you are doing for the young ladles and young men of the South." Atlanta School of Telegraphy. Tbit »choof U admirably equipped . and conducted, with Profeeaor F. ' B. Johnson, formerly of the Houthern School of Telegraphy at Newnan., aa principal. Mr. John, •on ha, had JO yaata* eaparlenra Ip— railroad and commercial telegraph- ing. and la the only telagraph In* .tractor in daorgla who pas aent atudrnta from Ihe achool room to pualllona aa operator and agent. A few day, ago we received an t»Indication for litre 1*0 a month operator*. Proud That He Attended the Sou thern G. L. Fulmer, with Carmichael Buggy Company. Jack,on, Ga., write.: . '1 appreciate the many courteiles extended to me during my etay at the Houthern Hhorthand and Bu*l- neia I’nlvernlty. and thank you for the kind aseletance rendered me In netting a poaltlon at the comple tion of my courac." 'JHM mm mm 1 a Spectacle Only to Be Witnessed at This Famous School. Parent Pleased * With Son’s Success Mrs. Lula Both well, of Mjlledge- vllle, Ga.. whose son ha# Just ac cepted a poaltlon, writer: ' 1 wish to thank you for the in terest you have shown In my son's progress since he has been with you. You have a good school, and one worthy of the greatest success and prosperity. You may rest as- sured that when occasions arise I shall take pleasure In saying a good word for the ’Houthern.’" G. W. Ritchie, Oasis, Ga.. writes: ‘it will give me great pleasure at any time to speak a kind word for your Institution, for, indeed. 1 nni proud that I attended your school, feeling that to have done so was one of the most fortunate things I ever did. "Certainly It shall always be a pleasure To me To speak a kind - word and use my Influence In be half of your achool.” % SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE GREAT SCHOOL: Over 15,000 former students in positions. Strong faculty of nine teachers—three times as many as are employed by any other business college in Atlanta. Better faculty now than ever be fore. 70 typewriting machines—from three to five times as many as are used by any other business college of the state. l,200.applications received last year for bookkeepers and stenogra phers. Teaches twentieth century bookkeeping and Graham Shorthand, tiie best systems in the world. Students have been placed in positions after four weeks’ study, a record unapproached by any other sehool in the South. ' "Under the same management 17 years; founded 42 vears. ’T FORGET, THE SPRING TERM OPENS MARCH 4th-15th CALL OR WRITE AT ONCE FOR INFORMATION. A. C. BRISCOE, Pres., L. W. ARNOLD, Vice-Pres., Atlanta, Ga. WHILE AWAITING-ABSENTEES, STAID CONGRESSMEN WHISTLE POPULAR AIRS AND SING Engineer Burned To Death as People Look On. Connellsvllle, Fa., March 1.—Engi neer Wylie Irwin, of Pittsburg, was caught under his engine and burned to death before the eyes of passengers who were powerless to liberate him. as a result of the wrecking <>f Baltimore end Ohio train No. 49. westbound, last night near Indian I’reek. seven miles •net of this place. Fireman T. D. Frederick, of Pitts burg. was so badly Injured that It Is thought he will die. und H. o. Hull, of Qnrrettsvllle. Ohio, and Mrs. J. NY. Washington, March 1.—At 6 o’clock yesterday the house took recess to I o'clock, at which time It was purposed to begin thn passage of private bills. When the gavel fell at the latter hour, Mr. Mahon, of Pennsylvania, who had protested against holding a night session, demanded a roll call on the passage of each bill. As only sixty members responded to their names he made the point of order of no quorum. The speaker thereupon ordered the doors closed and directed the sergeant- at-arms to bring In the absentees. To while away the time, Messrs. Ful kerson, of Missouri, and Fordney, of Michigan entertained the members and the people In the galleries, which were crowded, by a whistling duet, their repertoire Including all the popular songs. Then Representative Hamilton, of Michigan, sang songs, mostly old ne gro melinites, and was assisted by an Impromptu quurtet ami chorus. A diversion was afforded by mock proceedings bringing John Wesley Gaines before the house for some In fraction of the rule-, and he embraced the occasion to deliver u speech In a felicitous vein. With only one lacking to make a quorum, there was a further wait of an hour. Finally there was a great shou: from the watchers outside the chamber as Representative J. Bloat Fnssett’a big touring car was seen gliding under the portico. It contained eight repre sentatives and as they entered the chamber attired In evening these they were greeted with tumAiltuous applause. Mr. Bennett, the first to answer to his name, mmle up the quorum, and the business of the session proceeded. After passing a number of bills on the private calendar, the house ad journed at 11:55 o’clock. Tissue, of Morgantown. W. Vo., were seriously hurt. The train-wan 18 minutes behind Its schedule am! was running at u speed of about <0 miles nn hour. There were 41 passengers In the train. In cluding a party of Baltimore and Ohio railroad officers, who were on u tour of Inspection. The whole train left the track and plunged Into a ditch. Panic-stricken, the passengers fought Eat More of the most nutritious of flour foods—Uneeda Biscuit—the only perfect soda cracker. Then you will be able to tlirlr way out of the wreckage, which caught fire and was destroyed. Many rushed to where Irwin was being burned to death under his engine, be ing attracted by the man’s screams. Nothing could be done for him. how ever. and he died after suffer!ng In tense agony. BELIEVED BIS MEN DID IHE SHOOTING DURING THE NIGHT BAILEY DENOUNCED LEGISLATURE PEARS-PEACH CROP WILL BE DESTROYED BY LATE FREGES Austin. Texas, March 1.—When the house of the Texas legislature met yes terday afternoon representative after representative rose to denounce Sena tor Bailey for the language he had used J station, who Is In the city making sev- H|».*elal to The Georgian. Athens. Ga., March I.—Professor H. N. Starnes, of the Georgia experimental In addressing himself to the men wh had voted against him. Senator Bai ley's assertions were denounced ns lies, his language as Indecent and abusive, and his manner un Insult to the houte of representatives of Texas. Represen tative Johnson, dno of the minority, denounced Senator Bailey as "a wil ful, mnlltious and premeditated liar." Representative It. M. Brown used language to the same effect, and stated that If he had been present when the vote was taken to "vindicate the sena tor” he would have voted against It. Representative Reedy vigorously as sailed Senator Bailey, and denounced his utterances ugulnst the minority as false. Kepre.cntatlvr Jenktna, author of th- Washington. March l.-Rcprcenla minority report condemning Senator „ . # .. . . . Bailey, pleaded guilty to the charge of Livingston, of (icorglu, has been once having been a Populist, but said suffering for several days with a severe he became a Populist w hen the Demo- j attack of the grip, which developed ns ratio party had violated the principle.*! nn aftermath of a hard cold he con- eral lectures before the winter school of agriculture of the University of Geor gia, In a lecture on "Poach Culture In Georgia." stated that he has serious fears for the safety of the peach crop. He states that we are almost sure to have March or April freexes, which, fol lowing the warm weather of the past weeks, may greatly endanger the crop. COLONEL LIVINGSTON ILL IN WASHINGTON FOR YARD. POULTRY, LAWN, CEMETERY AND FARM—EREC TING PAGE FENCE OUR 8PE- IALTY. CHEAPER THAN WOOD. W.J. Dabney Implement Co., 01 Bo. Forsyth 8t., Atlanta, Ga. UBORGIA-PL’LTON county. To the Hnperior Court of Bald County: The petition of John II. Wheat. Ivan E. Allen and Walter I*. Andrews, nil of said state and county, respectfully shows as follows, to-wit: 1. That they desire for themselves, tbelr associate*, successors und assigns, to in* nud to Iteeome a body corporato under the nnme snd style of SOUTHERN EXPLORATION AND DE VELOPMENT COMPANY. 2. The term /or which petitioners nsk to ho Incorporated is twenty years, with the MiRAND Tonight and Saturday—Mat Saturday. DANIEL V. ARTHUR Announe.. MARIE CAHILL, In tha Naw Musical Play, "MARRYING MARY" Original Now York Chat nml I-rodnctloit Night. 55c to 12. Mat.. 26c to *1.50. Sale now on. Earn More because a well-nourished body has greater productive capacity. Thus you will also be able to Save More because for value received there b no food so economical as Uneeda Biscuit 45$ In a dust tight. moisture proof package. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Han Antonio, Texas. March 1.—"Were It not for the damaging evidence of the empty shells and clips, 1 should be of the firm belief that none of my men was connected with the crime, hut with this fact ho painfully before me. I am not only convinced It was perpetrated bv men of this command, but that It was carefully planned beforehand.” The above I* an extract of a latter written by Major Penrose, of the Twen ty-fifth Infantry, to the military secre- iary of the Department of Texas, on August 25. 190ti. and Introduced*;!* evl- dence by Judge Advocate liny yester day In the I'enrone courtinartlal pro ceedings. growing out of the "shooting up" of the town of Brownsville. Texas, in August last. "I believe from seven to ten men were Implicated In this matter." the wrRcr cgnttnued "Home one of them must have had a key to the gumuck. and after check roll call was taken — for all were reported present at 11 p. m. rollrall they stepped out of the quarters, did the shooting, and returned when the companies were forming and at some time during the early morning bouts, and cleaned their rifles" Preparing for Crops. Special to The Ueo.rfiM. Huntsville. Ala., March L—Farmers | are bestirring themselves throughout | north Alabama, and If pretty weather holds out for a few days they will I have hundreds of plows turning earth for the new year's crops. of the Democracy Representative Beatty spared neither the senator’s public nor private records. Beatty claimed that Senator Bailey Imi not been all that was good ami noble, back In Mississippi, nml be offered to pay the expenses of nnv member of the legislature who wanted to go to .Missis sippi to find out. In consequence of Senator Bailey’s speech of last night. Lieutenant Gov ernor Davidson and a majority of the minority tn« mbershlp of forty In the house have announced their candidacy two years hence, and defy Senator Bai ley to defeat them Spsaksr Quashed Resolution. it l —1 house of representatives of Arkansn resolution was Introduced yesterday eulogising Senator Rallev and provid ing that a telegram of congratulation* upon his complete vindication by the legislature be sent. It was declared out of order by Speaker Handler, who said that the Arkansas legislature had more Impor tant business to transact than mixing with Texas affairs traded several weeks ng< He was considerably better today, hut his physician hua ordered him to keep his room, fearing pneumonia m%y result from any exposure. TutfsPills Thl. popular remedy c effectually cure NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM CHARTERED Headache, Biliousness And ALL DISEASES orUIng from a Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion Th. natural reautt la rood appetite and .olid flesh. Dow un.ll; elegant- ly augarcoutad and au*y to .wallow. Take No Substitute. John 8 On cos nnd XV IhHr nitortfey*. 4’am lllnM*||. have applied f« "Northshle Park. am. an Itb c Martin, through ♦ lor, Thom non A. I a charter for the * rnpltsl Stock of TEETH EXTRACTED positively without pain. Wv each. Heat teeth IS. Money , uu privilege of renewal at the end of that time, hs provided by law. 3. That the cnjdtnl atock of said corpora thm Is to be S15.00U, divided Into share* of lino par value each, but petitioners nsk the privilege of Increasing the sahl caplti ■tuck from time to time na the stnekholdei No. SC Whitehall^! 000. The dilute trniiMtctlot THOMAS ANSWERS DIVORCE CHARGES aad whiskey Haernt cured st home with* Out twin. Book of Dte ticafTrs sent FRRR |B. M. WOOLLEY. M.D 10« N.Pnror free*. through hU sttorn< . . . lie allege* that tietwccii Juno nml iwInt. liMi. -he #n unfaithful to him wy* that the ftepnrntloii was on thli mi. and not t«c •!**»• of Ida cruelty. 1C net* up In her peflUou. lie asks total dltore*. I CENTRAL Of* GEORGIA RAILWAY. Msdlwt . Arrive From — I itepart Hnrannsh .... ? *0 amt Varan 11.40 pa 'Jacksonville .7 Mam Macon 5.uu«a | Macon 11.40 aiu Jacksonville ..10.4* an Macon 4.15 piu Macon 4 03 pa Miron S 51 |iiii!J«ekaovivlile .. h 30 pit ID con AIU |>iu,bavsunab 3.15 pa may desire. to nnv aaui not exceeding In the aggregate ti.ooo.ooo. 4 I'etltiouera pray the right to Iibuc either common or preferred atock. or both, with the iM>vver of naming. defining ami creating the status nnd relative powers, privileges and Immunities of each class of stock. 5. The object of sahl proponed corporation In pccuulnry gain und profit to Its stock holders. It Is the purpose of said proposed cor poration :« carry on n general real estate, mining. Improvement and development husl- ncNN. unit to do any and all things In or upon real estute or In concctlon therewith, for tlie Imp-.-ovemcnt, development or l$et- terment thereof, for the use, rouvenleuce and enjoyment of purchasers, residents’ or tenants thereof; to buy. ciicttuilier. Mil. have, bold, lease, option nml otherwise deal ami trade, either aa vendors or temlces. lessors or IcSKeo*. optioners or optlouee*. In all kinds and classes of real estate, equi ties. mineral or other Interests, whether Improved or unimproved; to make all kinds and classes of Improvements lu or upon real estate, and to do auy und a|l things necessary nnd proper hi the performance of this privilege; to execute, sell aud de liver th«» sleeks nnd bonds of said corpora tlon, with the light ami authority to make nml deliver nil necessary nml appropriate Instrument* In such transactions; to losu or borrow mouvy tt|»ou any nnd all col laterals nml securities, whether real, |n»r- tonal or mixed, with the right to deliver, take or receive the proper Instruments In witness nud execution thereof; to buy, sell, cm iiiiiImm-. have. hold, prospect, mine or operate all kinds or classes of mineral prop erties, with the right nud authority to do ** thing* ucecssmv ami protver to the ‘iitlon of thnt class of business; to act lu all matters or classes of business herein enumerated cither as prlmipal, agent or surety, with tin* right to receive, exact or give reasonable and proper eomttiiasloiis ami remunerations therefor: In short, to huy, sell, mortgage, eiicumlter, hypothecate or otherwise Heal ami trade In all kluds and classes of property whatsoever, wheth er reul, personal or mixed, as fully and freely us n natural person could do, with the right ami privilege to exercise all the usual iMiwers ami to perform all the uecc*. •ary (auction* pertaining to or that tuny la* i-onnectfit with the t*sasn.4Ww» of the busi ness herdnta*for«- specified where lu the state of Georgia or the United 8rates. 1 hey pray the right to make nud adopt by laws for the regulation ami gov ernment of said eor|N>rutliai hi all matters awl things na a majority of nabl stoekhohl er*"tuay determine; to have a corporate teal, to sue uml be sued, and to plead had be Impleaded. Tb*y fart herni.we pray the right sail privilege of retting any |iortlou or nil of the property of sold corporation, or of winding up the buxines* of aald corporation •a a majority of the t stock holders thereof may deem wise sud proper, sad to lbs Morolny ami Tni-wIny. U.tlure Tumlajr. The I>lKtln(iiliili,<| Itatnantli- Actor. LESTER LONERGAN IS K. II. HOTIIRItX'H BUI HL'CCKKJt, "IP I WERE KING," BY JFOTIN HI STI.RY MCCARTHY. Sight 25c to $1.60. Mnttnce % to II.O'. WALK SOW ON. THE BIJOU Tonight—Matins* Saturday. BILLY B. VAN in His Latest Musioal Suoesss "PATSY IN POLITICS" 40 Company of 10 Next Week: "The Curse of Drink” NEXT WEEK—USUAL MATINEES. P. AUG. AN0ER80N in “THE CURSE OF DRINK” Bl.n.y'. Great Moral Play. Splendid C.it and Production. El Dorado BLUNKALL-ATWOOD Co. ALL THIS WEEK THE GREAT SOCIETY DRAMA ' "CAPTAIN SWIFT" Night Pmn .. Matin.* Prica. 15o, 20c, M0..6O0. .... 15c, 20c, 30c. bMt Intereat. u( alt of th. Mochfeoltiera. of mhl corporation. Wherefore, tietlllouer, pray to bo while a body corporate under the name aad atyl- aforemld, entitled to the right,, privilege and Immnnttlea hcrvtulH-fore uameo .oil auk. Jec, ,0 lb, UhUyftftg I* of the application for charter of the South ern Exploration nnd l»cvrl<H»inrut Com- jHttiy. as Ihe asms appears of file In this of- Witness my official signature and the seal