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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
RATTROAT. MARCH 1. 1M7.
SAVINGS BANKS A
CENTURY OLD
Institution Was Proposed as
Measure of Relief
for the Poor in Feb
ruary 1807.
Till-: IDEA GREW
despite RIDICULE.
y„u iii tlit* United States
AI..IK- *:i.(KX).()00.()00 is on
[),■!»,sit. Three Times
the National Debt.
VISITS PORTS
“ML CAR WORKERS
T
Steamship Magnate in
the South Looking
After Business.
Sea relied for Him in Burn-
inj; Car. But He Was
SalV Outside.
BiiggageiunMer
IlirtUingllHIlt, win
baggage cur. hail
ami rental knhle i
A A. riluby. of
w'hh alone In the
thrilling t*xperlence
m-hi»o ft mu being
ON QL ROAD
QUIT SHOPS
H|w.
18«7
i • vying Hie fontllllon of man
. y.f'ninxin advocate of the op*
F ........ .mil the unduunted oppoxer #f
-1.1. irs of corrupt Inn and III «d-
...... .it..in’* Mr. Whitbread told tin*
.>f various Isolated attempt* to
*, i, ..i i* i f the hoarding* of working
k k ,.r m homes devised by country
t-,—•*,- fi.i investing the saving* of
• r11 p.iMstilnnem In such a way as to
v • hem a return for iheli thrift.
■ these erratic undertaking* he
, . .. tain that a greut national ays-
• d in* devined and he argued at
pnji'h r »i«* reason* for Ills belief.
$3,000,000,000 on Deposit.
,* .iddrt-s* of Samuel Whitbread'*
. n»t.-' nan was the beginning of the
.i. i n '•.mug* bank plan, w hich, auc-
ied to It* logical conelu-
nl to The Georgian.
New Orleans. Man h 2 -< \ W. Morse,
president of the consolidated siearnstilp
, , , .lilies of the Maine <*orpor;ttlnn, rment-
jynt .mr hun.lre.1 ■., rg , ln)trd
In control the coastwise steatuslllp
business, today visited this port in
company with‘a part> of <'npttuli.*i*
aboard the steaiiiHliip R|.» tjiatuh- In
the party were - Thonui* Sturgis. presi-
detit of the <*'Uitlnental rinan< «■ ('oni-
pnny of Now Voik. i: i. Fowler. ,«
prominent aitormy of Now York, and
Alfred 11. t'urtl*. prehidr-nt «»f Hu- Na
tional Hank of North Ameilca. of New
V'Jl k. « ,,|H»d..o
\flei leav ing New Y-Jlli Hie party I . .
visited Havana. Key \\>«t. Galveston. ' ' n
Port Arthur, and after leaving New There w
orlean* at .*• o'clock this evening they j baggage
will go to Mobile, and from ther
Jacksonville before reluming to
York.
in . this month, there arose
•i«h parliament fttatmicd Whit*
i w r.ilthy brewer nnd member
.a*.,, of commons, he of whom
.if lefonner Wllbcrforce on* e
I.- -poke a* If he had a pot «»f
• Ins lips and every word came
it.” but who was. nevertheless,
in bis day and generation a*
-of every liberal i-heme
t ru^lic-d by u heavy mas a of trunk*
When found by the 'rescuer*, 't’llsby
was hing un-onsciouH on the floor
the baggage* car %% Itli Immense sample
trunks piled all over him. The trunks
had been caught In such manner, how
ever. that fllsby was not crushed. es.»
taping with an ugly *<-ulp wound nnd a
bruised bat l».
<*ll«b\ was seen Saturday nun nine ul
the <Srady hospital by a tleortian «••
l ••!(*•! and gave a graphic story of the
*\\ c left Birmingham yesterday aft-
r.no«»n at - -T> o’clock," said the In
jured man. "and weie due to arrive In
Atlanta at 7 4f» At the time «f the
tt*- ¥*♦*!♦- aieoH fowr udnutss
wen* gomg nt a lively clip
•m* twent>-nine trunks in tllf
.nr. twenty-seven of which
veto Idg sample ttunk* I always
onnnenc e w riting up my Atlanta bag*
Mr. Morse said that the trip
Ing made for the purpose ol
Into the Inislm-s of nil port*
had not come hero with the object In
view of negotiating for the Moran
Steamship line to New York, a* had
>*.as he- t Kiig*.- w hen we reach Powder Springs,
looking ! and. knowing we were in the vicinity
that he ,.f Hits place. I began this work.
Suddsn Shock Cam*.
”! was at m> desk writing when sud-
This is now the only. denly the train was given a Jolt nnd 1
oast from Boston to. knew the emergency brake* had been
*****!"** | applied. Realizing that something was
United States alone more than 1
a sum equal to more
•tone* the total Indebtedness!
I nited States, or to one-half tin*
valuation of New York
been rumored
line along the
tJalveston he does not own
will very soon be established to ports,
tbiotighout the West Indies and Mexl- I nnil that danger was imminent,
co. but none with Central or South 11 made n rush for the doof. of the cat.
Americ a In the near future While! Unending to leap nfT. I never reached
the door. however. All of a sudden my
senses left me and the next thing I
knew some men were- carrying me out
torn into splinters and 1
here today the Morse patty visited the
iexulted in there being on tie-, i Citizens' National and Whitney fen-
4u-lnatltUllimaL_fDr_»avingsd Irul National bank.-!-
STATISTICS.
■::c« bank* open to the whole gen-
piiMu- .is depositor* began forth-
- i.. !»»• organized throughout the
.oid bieadth of Great Britain.
•H wic-formed American republic
., little behind the inothm*
!-i adopting this beneficent
. • th,- me o.irngement of link-
-:i if: and Industry among Its
* knew then what had occurred.
| "At tin* lime I regained consciousness
J the front end of the baggage car was
PROPERTY TRANSFERS. | »»d It was quickly consumed
IH.iMKi— peters l.nnd t’ompnnv t.. - Vs the flames eat their way through
James P. Kdwnrds. I«»; on West Fifth H 11 *’ train I was carried hack f^om cat
street
Annb*
I'ullmai
and
F.rtt
the United States.
ings'bank In the t’nlt
'* 'the f*rovident Institution
]:■ ixifi.
■ iii is-Ruc ker Hanking <*om-
Mlantfl. whs organized for
ti |SHa. and now. with its c ap-
. pin - ..f more than ITrio.qow.
11-tlongest and best-known
- in the state. It pays 4
tmip» e*! c oniinmhded. In In
Warranty dei
*4oa J T Hell to
lof on Atlanta avenue
Sl.joa -Henrv Arnold to Mrs .1 Ai - 1 knew they were searching for
nnlil. lilt nil ,!iT"ii«fnnv miinie. War- i "‘i* mn «.nk. however. In reepon><
nini> ilnoil. ' *' s *ho Hin npiireil llie Pullmiin. noun-
,9.'sua HiPiinl KUini—The OporRla I men llirn look me out anil rarrleil nip
Loan and Trust t'ompuny
Tfo
on <'rtf in ley •street.
BUILDING PERMITS.
X7..*iOo \ 'J*. Hover, t«• build two-
story frame dwelling at H31* South Pry
or street
$:taa—John Robinson, to build one-
story frame dwelling at Ashby
, tmi
rt-nn.i—Mr- ft "A" "T?ttie; nigs, tu'bntht
near-by farm house, to which
Rond place the other Injured wete also re-
• moved.
j—"Ttir rn*n rn» pouring Ttnwn In ~tnr T
' rents and we Were drepebed. I we*
..... placed near a window and could look
out and see the fire as It was consum
ing the entire train and brilliautly il
luminating the scene of wreckage*.
When we left Powder Springs thi*
morning for Atlanta on tit* special
uiLic was nothing left «jL but n
<*tm in the
brick veneer building at
• 1;tree street.
W. A Baker. i*» build one-
mc dwelling ut 3S Rankin
lot of c hat red debt I* and tw'lsttd Irons.'
THINKS SCHOONER HILDA
LOST OFF DIAMOND SHOALS.
SI «
W. A Baker, to build
frame duelling at 4^' Itnnkin
I uv - nue.
, • «7* in plan.
. •:««. March 2 — Captain J
• f till- til). Is of the opinion
■ i'ooucr Hilda wa* lost on
Siioal*. off Hnttera*. on th*
r< i»'tiar> 4 or ('aptnin
mounds the tMmttnlioo-
• i 'iran Steamship <’om-
b* retnetnbeis seeing I died at 3'.»1 t'bapplc’
n- vet ing the desc ription of j Mrs. «; W AI.en-
uc.it titnt point at that time
DEATHS.
Prank Hilbutn. age* ftei cu:**
congestion at tiraeh hospit:*l.
Willie Krlnle)
SHOP MEN STRIKE
FOR. AN INCREASE;
PLACES UNFILLED
Demand Removal of
General Foreman and
“Scab" Employees.
•peelflt to Th* Georgian.
Augusta. Ua.. March I.-mu* liu.i-
died and *ixty-f)ve car v\otk<ts of tie*
Ueorghi railroad shops laid down tltel*
work thi* meaning and another strike,
which prom Is** to he as hardly con
tented ns the previous one. seem* to Ik
In immediate prospect. The cause of
the strike I* said, by the car worker*,
to l*e on account of the removal of the
official eleven cat inspectors fi mill heir
work, reducing them in pay nnd giving
them inferior positions. The strikers
allege that the m bedtile* ugteed upon
whim the lust strike was settled have
been glossy disregarded by the officFuTs
of the railroad, and It Is further alleged
Hint a systematic .persecution lui* been
in progress on the former strikers ever
since the termination »>f that difficulty.
The strikers any that from time to
time since the settlement of the last
strike efficient men hove been dis
charged. frequently without any cause,
and Invariably the men leeching their
discharge were former strikers from
the Heorgla shops. It I* stated that
yesterdf) eleven mr Inspectors were
discharged from their positions ns tar
inspec tors and sent to the shop to wmk
with their pay greatly reduced. These
men. It is alleged, arc eflUimt and
trustworthy and hnvr be*n nr tnsprr-
many -of-them-fot»-yem**- Thrtt-
pay was |2.4«» per day for each man
and they Hre said to have been sent t c
the shop* to handle work which they
knew nothing about and offered to pay
them a very small wage*, and If tl»e\
were not able t»» do the- work which
they were not accustomed to well, then
they were* to be discharged.
Asking for a redress of grievance.*, a
oiumittee representing the entile ear
department yesterday approached Hie
official* of the road and made the fol
lowing request *:
The removal of t' 11 Newton, gen
eral foreman, and J. M. Lomhnid. chief
ar Inspector, for Hu* reason that the*
men were being persecuted in a petty
manner l»y the aforesaid parties.
We also i ei j ties | the removal of all
sintis n tctd ryTn*p“RT.TTrrP4‘ nrrmrtTTi u.
:t. We also request that nil employees
mployed previous to the suspension * f
work on the first day c»f February be
replaced In their former positions and
nt the same rate of pay with Hie ad
dition of 20 cents per day. already
granted. We request an answer by 10
lock a—tu—Marc h
This v^as signed by
committee
ENGINEER KILLED,
TWO MEN INJURED
N FREIGHT WRECK
DECIDE TODAY
/Tliat you will improve your standing in the
Community by saving a portion of your income.
You can do it if you will.
We stand ready with our $500,000.00 capital and splendid
Equipment to aid and encourage you hv paying
Four per cent per annum compound interest
On deposits in our Savings Department.
()ue dollar opens an account.
We furnish free to depositors a beautiful and
Unique Little recording home bank.
We want the business of young men and young
Women; of school teachers and professional men; of
Traveling men and mechanics; and especially of
All married men, their wives and children.
Central Bank & Trust Corporation,
Candler Building. Branch, Cor. Mitchell and Forsyth Sts.
BRITISH SECRETARY
FAVORS HOME RULE
ItilTFlt Prominrs 1 re lirnd n
Chance for Gov
ernment.
SOUSA NEEDS THIS NEW ONE;
BENCH VIOLIN IS THE LATEST
By RICHARD ABERCORN.
lauiiPMi. Mur. li I.nnl Ciiraou. of K»*«l
h*Hon. *•% vlivroj* of Imlln. spok* liopefully
••f flit* pro»pt»«'l* of lMi**iilag tlie ravage*
of the famine Iii Imlin when he praahled
ut n lecture on famine lighting by Sir Fred
eric l.ely, who Inim iidinliilatereil whole |»ror
lliee* In liiilin.
“There I* ii popular itilanpprehenalnn.'*
hum l.ot.1 rurxoii. “eoniie. ted with fam1n*a
t*r-4w4k» A- ywl-wwwy - iieowle may—
aumc Hint the majority of the men nud
women engaged oil the governnient relief
worka me In it very emnrinted loadltion
like the living akeletona Him are aeen In
nliotographa which appear la tb* Bngllth II
luatrated paper* at famine Hniea.
My rM*ol?prtlou
the relief worka were
eoudlllon. Iiemnae they
la that the people on
re In aatimlahingly good
they were got hold nt
•There ’
I period ef one hundred yenra
miy. from 17,0-In whh h no ayatematb
fort wa* made to « ope with famine* by the
Indian government, lint aome forty reara
ago the elate i.egnti to ndmlt *erlouely It*
oldlgationa. and It fell t»* my lot In JttWt
dlr.l .
Little Switzerland.
'tie Switzerland" Park and
nt icsort seem* nsnurifU. J
ho behind the |»r»*Jert.
■ ' .inlay a five year*' lease on
it\ mar Grant Park from «
who own* the land. The
!l\ed nt 51.000 a year.
T J Hi tilths, age SH yetti
I a# Ha iden *ti#»et.
Mi* Addle Mabry. age »!!•
at '.<3* Seaboaid nveiute
Wnyi't
*l»ecior* and «*ii
**d . and t bit d «!I\ I
BIRTHS.
|\. Mi an l Mr*. Ite\.
Spcllut.in Seminal >. tt gli I
r.» Mi. and Mr*. Kdwin M
A*hb\ street, a lm\.
Georgian ! to The n.m,glnn.
i.. March 2 Th* car in-| Meridian. Ml**.. Mar.Ti ?' The Ala-
-inker* of the second Jbunm CSreat Southern fast freight. No.
and tliiid division* of the Atlantic! ,*.2. ran through tin open awltclt at
‘onat Line, went out on a strike at fjp.metF Spur. Ala. ui.e.-klnt; Hie eq-
■* h»« k thi* n.wining in \Yuyt*ruvH, gine and *e\*n ear*, killing
F«q f\ -one men ate out
enil.v a*ked for a 27i per cent Increnze,
Nix, at j which \wi* declined The place* of the I The dead man R L. Morrla,
| men *
make Ho* nt*teni*nt on nehalf
of the government that no ruiiee would l*e
spared i*v which they rould lio|»** to uiitJ
gate angering or to nave life. Karh fnui
Iho a* It take* place I* liiveallgnted ill all
It* Iteurlag* by h ajovlully appolateil com
mil tec ..f experts fleiice. we have evolved
II tx lencc of famine relief, ii arlence auf
thlciitl) elastic to he capable of ndjuatitiout
Ircitiiistaiices and requirements oft
Buys Jewels, Dresses, and
Creditors Seek
Pavinent.
By RAOUL DE SAINT RENE.
Part*. March -“till Ilia*." la a long ed
litorial on the queatlon which la at Hie
pre«ent time dlaturldng Hie peace of udml
of both • America IE3 Jft^hll, aayi. aiuong
other thing*:
“Everything that concern* Hie while*,
their armies, their arts, their ways, their
fashions-lo fact, everything Imaginable
cvncernlBg them—fascinatea the Jap in a
powerful manner, and Inspires lu him such
—*
In the ratifornla schools, sitting side
by side with Amerlcau school children of 12
and 14 yetr*. Jnpa of from IP to 4<v
“Here Is a typical scene which Is enacted
•very day in Han Francisco. The child
comes home, takes Its seat at the dinner
table with the others. The conversation
naturally turns toward the sebrnd. 'Well.*
any* the father, ‘what hava you learned to
day lu your class?' ’The principle* of
nclence.* ‘Did you get kimmI notes?' T'relty
good.’ 'Who was at fhe t<q* «f the rltiw?'
Th«* one who alts neit- to on*.’ ‘Who? Lit
tie Tom 'Brown?' ‘No, a Japanese artillery
wus In fhe elege of Port Arthur.'
“The total American, who doc* not ntlud
bla daughter sitting next to hi* neighbor's
thinking this will urge *
Atlanta Negro _Plays
Eon
Dan Carey.
Have you ever heard the bench vio
lin “
Well. well, well!
Mayor Joyner and his secretary, Dan
t’arey, nnd several other* have. You
*er. nn Atlantan Invented It—one of
these chocolnte-hued Atlantans.
It nil happened Kiln way. Friday
morning about 11 o'clock a middle-
aged negro, beside whom a chunk of
coal would look like u ball of snow,
ambled Into the corridor leading to the
mayor's office. Actosz his shoulders
hung a hand-made work bench of the
most oidinai v kind.
that he was on the threshold of the
mayor's office, asking him kindly If ha
hadn’t mistaken the city hall for a
shoemaker'* establishment.
Tha negro put his bench down, took.
out a i'out>ln of sticks looking like a
Chinaman'* forks, and started to work.
ViV 1 *" , i'*'’ ,,,n, bince* i ,,, d •»*|Ulrcinenia nr i gr,, a i ri ( .g 0 fta in her class end who I*
.llfr.r.'itt I Hu-, nwt ln.‘» llllt-. I, ll. nt tU» I. ih.i I,. I,hi
Willie lime. BiiITh tciill) |mc. I«r f•» lie eni• .« .... h„,i- ti.i M •mi,,,,,..- i.. l.ia i .
bln me
If he ttmla this 'mixture' not to his taste
ii ml he resents It. even If his rcNeutment
Sale.
. ' (lo.tisi.triu tliti.tisi.otsM,
Illitl , ••That «*• "hull In* able ti> prevent fam
«t-i ioiiel) injuring two .uii-i* and r.m- ' 1 "" 1,1 .l ,, 'b i ih«- peopIr anU the climate *•
he men re- a blv bnii*ing tiie lem.itnder of the j ‘‘“f
ngnln people of direct rener. wnne , f| m |tr ||f * llM i| f v| Ut "ihe wean,
the total amount of umiiey expended was) Anici'of a family, who would
..hat tiles «»•* within any time
mca-tirc \ tIiink extremely unlikely
That we sli.ill mm|.oi*Iv reduce Hie fre
fat* unfilled.
“Going! Going! Gone!”
t• gulai fironmn of Hie
| The Injured are LiiRlneer liarbln. ar
'appi *nti« •• fireman ami tiie load brake-
' man.j'f llie train.
Conductor C|,,Mv\ell and b;« calioon
'hrakeninn were bruised and -I’liitclieii
| by the jar received in the sudden Jar.
Itf frtmilici
I lie «c*
not mind the fart that bla datiglitc
school had t»e*n placed lietnoeii a hall
porter and u street baukcr, throw the ttrwt
atone. '
I. prolmlilr. PrlneM. l^julw of B-imuni I.
nlmiilr inntkr.llv n.lllcnlr.l 1 » r '« l»« U> • "«
f the lin-ideuta «»f fumtiies uiav l»'»PI'> woman, when aim gained her lll*crly
,.I a” i “i'.k 1 ?r* Jr . ,r : M v r "" rl
xpcrli-nee. I do not know whether | Jr 1 ; •Idblreus «»•*«»•. aecm*
rded
n.iro
-r-il Into ihr mayor', offlrc by th. He
ratarv, and tha acrenad. bacan.
The nrgro playrd almoat any familiar
■ utia nn- aaitad for. whlla tha mayor
and nth.ra applauded, laughad. aang
nnd brat thalr feat agalnat the floor In
unlaon. The negro explained that tha
Inatrument waa hla own make and In
vention.
Three wire, were drawn taut acroaa
the top of the bench, faatened crudely
on each aide. There were any number
aupporta extending all along tha
front, which the negro uaed to tune Hla
Inetrunirnt. It la n crons between a
violin, n baaa violin, nnd a bench.
lie hnan't named hla music-producer
yet.
WILL CONTINUE
ON PEACHTREE ST,
Last Call On These Reductions—Sale Ends
When the Store Closes at 11:30 Tonight.
'mi ctiiii, 1 Im>tore 11 :J0 tnniglit
■ an liny Rogers. I’eet & < ’o. mul
. SeliatVncr & Marx clothes at the
■•lions quoted here.
$3.50 weJ,
$5.00 IZ.
$0.00
For
were
Odd
SB,
Odd
$7,
Odd
$8.50,
Trousers that
$6 and $6.50
Trousers that
$7.50 and $8.
Trousers that
$9 and $10.
$15 to $20 Suits
and
Reduced to
$20 suits an * r\ AA
S” rcoa “; iplU.UU
$15.00
$20.00
FAST TRODP TRAIN
CRASHES INTO CARS;
FI
'n.'miJ..* iu*.- isi\- I uSrawnlainiag '•.»« sll of Her re.|,on.lldllll.'
.. 7 .11." f It e ..illVe^ ...opies, lile a“r , "he we.i, sho,„ Imylag Jewelry d,e..e.
I f„ri.ra tiiHiitMixe* the heridsm iif the furs snd other ran* objects without ««.' - - ■■■■■
I ,,irti-cr« I'mrliab s’ihI nsthe. civil ami mil suspli l.m as to where ah» wraa g'Jug to get The Hannan resolution, providing for
j I tun -"o wham the charge of suffer | h«VV traffic off Ptaeh-
' lug people* wns commit fell, or tiie heroism Jl*" ' i.l hnllrlli « ,p »* Mtreet. ha* been reported advarsely
..f IH" ndaalnnarlea l-.nirtl*|r. Am.-rl. aii, lH've t.olH i.i; *»>• the alicaia emnmltlee of council.
■j.,,,,11,,, and K ii repeal,, „ a. well a. will, hJr ?l.l^ Thla a wa, taken by tha commit-
I,,.,,- tint IH.- '<* he a. far „n a. e.er. He Hell,* lee ,11 ,i imetlng fililav afternoon. W.
Ihliltli Ip.verliineni la ■ a|»di|e of lining In | tmw'lr Ineeiniwl l.j Ida rtniightei a eMiarw t•. Morrow. «f 'he Marrow Tranafer
I ■•1.11,1 Hic\ slttaibl g** out. n«*t in prosperous! . Company, was tiie principal speaker
i time*, but. »;mI a* the experience might be. T j»«* ? < ita r "m h !m!» , .?i l> !fni I n ** lnwt ,hr resolution. Councilman
I Miielm,, eni 1 o tie "world had ”«Ittemid "• 'he |ilannllT« naked the emirt [irmltirlng "ie renolution, nnd B. H. In-
I Jl, r , he liaat what no x"i I'" "la ke a" order ...inp.'lltnx llie nnaliya j nmn apnke favorably on It.
I , mr,! la . iiimliie'of 1111 lof tho eainte of Ho- line giown fleiirletla of I The nrdlnnnee hy Councllinan Long-
der kllis MOW. nnd w tint I ttrmlv lielleve : Ho' llolir'mia. no, I lie; of Prliieeaa lemlae.I.r'
1,0 ■nverninelil-Kiiropeali or Indian liv \ a've up III* lime nf Ihe properlv,
«lit<'l) eiaibl be eiMireliably superseded | *" 'list the debts
,0 *q« reeded would utteuqU ill
$21 to $30 Suits
and Overcoats,
Reduced to
Wale
bead*.It
March 2 A
a regnlni
.N iugutui k r!i-
prlltei
i might Im* lli|ttidste«i.
them I'v
tit.*
$31 to $40 Suits
and Overcoats,
Reduced to
• •IIMi.n
' p.i.-aenket tiam •»
vision '*f the No
and Hartford tallrond and a special i','
'.train bearing member* of Cutttpanv !•’. f •■**»*»?
I the era* k rotnpah) «>f the Second i#*g|.
j ment, C.inneitU Ilf Nat tuna I < Inn t I
; early I'Nitty 'mined f..m ueutliv A
; St'lie ..f |tersnn« W«’C illjUt('ll
1 The tr.dtis wt'if i'inning ut higii
Speetl. Tile I e"p'i|i«|biltt V fot flic w r«* 1,
I«pi tears td lie wtth the cutidtu t«u and
I* tea|MMi*|i»le for a vcrltn
revelation tn Hie history of art. lie
tin<1 Kdounrd Manet's fuuious picture.
• -Mi) lupin." width hail limit for Severn I
, veil" pn«t in l.nxemlNiiirg Museum, trail*
, ferred from Hint gallery to the Loin re.
.••th.ii! Tie t"l«i the house lie li*d ' where it i* hung In the room of the
days lifter lie (
office III *l|eee*alon to
litItlwli niiibnssailor
Speaking enil.v III the pnrlla
••Il'siJ
nil of linprc*a!oiil»t* elaimed
whole piece of Walk. V hlle j
... * - • ••• „I
Ino. pruxitllng for the protection of
paved street* from companies desiring
to lay pipe*, was held over.
The itetlHon of the Georgia railroad
for nn opening from their yards on
Hunter street to that street was report
ed favorably.
Prince Roland llonnpnrte hat been elected
in the French Academy of Hclenee lit the
dn«v of M. Ill tie iff" li* 1 1 in. who died recently.
daub I Prime Rotund Bonaparte I* the niithor of
Refund
JllSt
82.50 fanev stiff !;
a few of the $1.00 to
lx »som shirts to go at 65c; and a few more of the J!
S2.00 to $4.00 hats at 85c. Many other RreatujS
reductions in ^furnishin^ <roods; ancl all will be
withdrawn when store closes tonight.
.engineer of the cxttu train The
ut nf tile inllioitd < onipnity s.iv* thet
no que*tl ut nhotit Him
• cxlt'ii train huvlng-
t f*t
said the spe, ini train failed t-*
a siding An investigation wi.;
muds Intnteillntelv.
ovet nor Womlrtiff of New Haven
eo m«‘|iil'ei* ..f hi* *tnff wen* in
tit** train*, blit all escaped in-
the army of represeulntl\e| «»f tradliboial
iiloVi tint l would give *atl* I ur» deflated It to lie nothing but a daub .
{•lent iiiu** of the piqoiln : Manet bad a* admirer" \Vld*ib*i. I'uiitin i «niue tubiitlde "• ientitle Work* oil geagra
t" what I* ginerully enlle«l ‘ l.ntour, M.tr«e||i, |n>*i»oiiilie*, t.mile /.«dn j phy. aiitbro|M»|«ik\, ethnography and grnil
it*- parllnnient. and the prime Vine*, lb-lot. Ihirnnit and t ourliet. but ; ,,gy
III tint make Idmself »e«|ion*ilile • ttiewe • otltd let pretelit lit III being refit "e«|
j-a«me wlilrli Would lie llkelv to tear after >'*ar at the Kabm It nut liot
Intt rfeie with or ob«trie t Hie ftiiniiitt-iii of 1 until Hie tear !<*'( that Ulympia wa* bung
tie people* I,op# ■ I at tb" Mill on. and when (Mime >eai« later It
purl I "!iall bring to bear upon was a< qulre»l by the state »'•••
getteroti* patron of
| mudoter
entploxec" mi ! tie* ••noruiou* iiuinl»er of •iue*ib»"" nfl
ti.i.l I.u-ntv | till- Ulwi-Ili-- him' I"**— 'if Ir-lniiil. n
' " ■ 1 I ami. Jia.ru n« I rail, nil Ili.I.Mwii.l'-n
■Him I
fresh, n
iidetit tolnd o
tiqathetlr heart Ireland I* t>
i-xp'N tuicy. tloTo t* n new ; f
ii'iiitNUirg Xluseiim ttieri
wl against it and Some nf the nttl*t*
the tiny "Wore Hiii' thet would mu It
piece* If ever llo'
It'dand la the
Rouupnrte faullv
a demy. Ike
I* at")
"• lea I llie work* l*r
foiirili memls'r of tl
who ha* I welt ejected _ ...
other* bn\Ing lieeo the Fitt|i*ror NaiMdeoti
w belt he wa* "till lietieral ibompnrte. Prince
I,•••■ten. the grit ml father of Prlm-e Roland
nnd Prince Jerome Prince Rotund ha* tut
derink'n mu lit tot age* for the liiretdigu
The Itt*h Nationalist !iimii'"m*. who sr
nt r.jwllt jd'H'ted. re, rlfd thi* protnUe o
, 1,(1 tei for In-bind with •oidlnl « heerr
In ISX7 he went
siindn and Metlnt In
o the nn I order to «tudt tin* eld Indian race*, which
•lunltlcaut J me fn*t dying out
MAYFLOVTER F.ATK;
Dl'K TO IlKAVV FOR
|.ndt Itateman. who. Iiefnre her marriage
• the baron, wn* Mr* Henry Knapp, of
York Im* left London fm Riviera. t*
mflng bit i f fntidly hlst'uy nis*ut
Daniel Brothers Co.,
Al.ON'ti TUK COAST 11,',.'
ii,.
1 th" llnd l.ndt .
1 w.i* it grniiddaugfiter of the (tr*f duke of
; Mnrli«-rough, bill wn» not Inted by Hie
-l. ut-iiii-le old diii bes*. Sarah _ Jetinlng*.
Clothiers. Hatters. Furnishers, Shirtmakers
Peachtree—Opposite Walton St.
apei-l.d to The Georgian
*’luirlcstoit. S M;m« I. A**i*tnnt
r*e»retary Novvbetrx. <>f the navy, with
Rear Admltal t’app-. ■ itlef iDtiNttuctor.
nnd «•funnmndef i'baric* VIceland are
here on the Mat flower f-*r an ln*|H*e-
tlott of Hi" ttavs \nitl*
Th'*> pro.ee,; t#t Nojfv.k afler-
(I lot
•day
f it blacker within '
GILPIN DECLARED NOT GUILTY
BY SAVANNAH JURY.
#1"-. * '
45-47
foe having delayed Hu- j In Ilf
tin. Mat'd 2 The Jury
of \\ T Gilpin i(-turned a
ku»'»\ |it*t n gtit.
4%
Interest Compounded, Allowed In Onr
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
On and After January 1,1907
TH E NEAL BANK
E. H. THORNTON, Preiident.
W. F. MANRY, H. 0. CALDWELL, F. M. BERRY,
Vice Preiident. Otshier. Ass’t Cuhiir.
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