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THE ATLANTA GEQRQI AN A*jD flttWS. .YEDNBhDAT. MARCH «, UT. ALL GEORGIA MOURNS DISTINGUISHED SON State Capitol Given Over to Funeral on Thursday. FIXED ON APRIL 2 TO J :•!* „ Iiewi «• ,h ' hl " l t of dM,l > .ii.iliigiil.bwl Jurist lwn» known at . ,_n..i Wednesday momln*jlh.f» was Inr grief written on e-dj, fore To f,,..r ol tbiiw 111 <be Wg lnlUlkK be ««l iviunMlor, and-i»i'f-f.lt a keen llle.'kler'i HOdr w4l arrive lu At ■diieetliy evening it * o'clock. auil to Ibe re»«encc of bl. sin ' Hubert I'nlleraon. 36J llorilou where II tvVl war nnlll Thursday “I'.'rti'riinmilaj niomlfc Hie leely will lie , ' J,, Ihiiteraoii'n itilertakliig imrlnr., 'if here eai-erk-ll to the eaiiltnl. •" 1'* * wl11 r «*st ,n state V* It' wUMi« ,OI \Tr*«1 by hundreds until ," i.M'k, whtni UfoMril ssrrtcss will 3 dlrectluf • «»f Dr. J. \\. 1*©. nil v jUflfbodlst church. Th«* under Hi© direction of Alex *" t £*r Terrell n!••«•<? Issue*! h priwla- ’ft,,,, ••r«l«*rlnic tH«* p£* ft*I displayed at 2 if iniRt for ten I**“* closing «H Hfr-r" I" tin* cnpIlA during tb* fuucrul °Tle" , Urge IninbitJE' liioort. *111 Inriudc autl .ppeul_e court Judge. Uov ! V.Trell niul *$*© bouse officials. au- ludacsAnd « largo iiiiiuImt »f • -Voi frow fT'lirt*Vlb© state. tegln .f Trlult.v rtfvioek Tbt (rafllui l»wy lb* S»*llv»' . lloiiklnf Holiart 1*. Alston. J»hu -■ ' •—.fa. T. A. llauiuK -'* •cuben It. Arnold In.- Tl»** pullbcnrl |». I .It tie AGIO MAI PERISHED III RUG HOME NEM SPARTANBURG >i s . . Ivl to Tt Oeorglan. '<i.:irwnlni/. »• C.. Mareb 6.-J0I111 Ter i «llkln|«gt!<l 71 years, balf paral.rted ,1 muii.ieb talk, perl abed In a lire which d.atruved ft borne at Cowpene early Ibl. k .Jttlng In front of the tire with j Plied about him while bin wife jg hreakfaal. A apark pupped Jt Ibe quilt on lire. Lttatdo to 1 the Same, or rail hi. wife, he v In the rhalr while the flame, ir JiIMa. Attracted hr the smell Mr.. Wllhtni hurried from the the tied room, and, upon seeing ml on Are, became eirlted and ''iTut for aid. Before the rescue Jlicd. the building raught Are and >1 Ibe ground. The Mnrkrm-d mid I m|y mi remnreil from ibe ruin.. WALAID BY NEGRO! M WAS KILLED lEARJflOTHrGA, i. d to The Georgian. Wednesday morning the railroad commission fixed Tueaday, April 2. a. the date for hearing the petition of the harmera' I’nlon for a reduction In pa.• •cnger fare ratea In Georgia. President Barrett and all olher In- lereated partlea have tieen notified to thta effect. Notice «'*« aerved on the Atlanta. Birmingham and Atlantic railroad to appear liefore ■ the commlailon on March 26 to .how cau.e why that road "Itould noi be reclaa.llted, looking to a general reduction In freight ralea, lIPPEOlICT WAS SUSPENDED BY MAYOR OF CITY Special to Ths Georgian. Anniston. Ala., March 6.—A decided sensation was caused here yesterday afternoon by Street Overoer Fhrker chastising a convict for refuting to work on the streets. This morning Mayor Kilby with the police and street com* mlttee* of the round) Investigated the case and suspended Street Overseer Parker for fifteen days. Policeman Hill, who saw the chastisement with out Interfering, waa auapended ten daya and Warden Alley,, who sent the man out. waa suspended for ‘ten days. Thief of Police Dill Wha reprimanded for the same reason. The affair caused quite a stir among the citizen* of Weal Fifteenth street, where the chastisement occurred. Thev made up a purse to pay the man’s fine and appeal to Mayor Kilby to Investi gate the case. . ST, CEfllRCiTiZEN IS SHOTTO DEATH BY HIS NEIGHBOR K,ic.'l.l lo Tbc Geurgbut. Auguuta. via. March 6 —A telephone me.eage at noon today atatea that Charlie Matlhawa, a prominent rltlien of 8t. Clair. Ga.. about 46 mllea from Augu.ta. on the Georgia anil biorldu rnllroatl, it ax allot and killed thl. morning by James Swlnt. a neighbor. No particulars of the tragedy ore available. Women and Children But what we can set down in this space is but a cor poral’s guard measured with the Underwear stock itself. For we must have not only every size, every price, every style, but during these betwixt and between season months a comprehensive gradation of weights. Ladies’ low-neck, im-sleeve Richelieu Vest; tape neck and arm. Price. 10 and 15c Ladies’ low-neek, no-sleeve Richelieu Lisle Vest. Price 25c Ladies’ low-neek. 110-sleeve Richelieu Silk Lisle Vest 35c Ladies’ Body Vest, without shoulder straps; nice to wear with lingerie Waist. Prices. 25c, 50c, and $1.00 Ladies’extra size low-neek, no-sleeve Vest; nice and very elastic. Prices 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c Ladies high-neck, long-sleeve Vest; light weight cotton knee Drawers to match. Price 25c Ladies’ high-neck, long-sleeve lisle Vest, silk hand finish around neck, and down front, with knee drawers or tights to match. Price 50c Ladies’ high-neck, long-sleeve mercerized Corset Cov ers 75c Ladies’ high-neck, long-sleeve light-weight lisle Corset Covers 50c Ladies’ high-neck, long-sleeve Cotton Corset Covers 25c Ladies’ light-weight White Cotton knee-length Draw ers ; 25c Ladies’ white- cotton lace trimmed umbrella Drawers 25c Ladies’ lisle thread, lace trimmed umbrella Drawers 50c First Floor Right Hand Side Ladies’ low-neck, no-sleeve lisle thread Union Suits $1.00 Ladies' low-neek, 110-sleeve extra fine lisle Union Suits, with close-fitting or timbrel la style, lace trimmed Pants, at 1.50 Ladies' hight-neck. long sleeve ankle length lisle thread Union Suits; hand silk finished, crochet frimuled around neck and down front 1.00 and't.50 Indies’ low-neek, no-sleeve, crochet yoke lisle Vests, at 50c, 75c, 1.00, 1.50 Indies' light gauze wool, high-neck, long or short sleeve Vests '...... 1.00 Children’s Infants’ fine light-weight cotton Wrappers, with long or short sleeves; low neck and no sleeves, at 25c Infants' light weight Wrappers—according to siz^—from 50c up. Infants'silk and wool Shirts in light weight; fine and elastic. Upwards from 1.00 Infants’ Bauds, in light weight wool 25c and 35c ‘Infants’ light weight. Bands in silk and wool 50c Children’s Worth Waists. Skeleton Waists 25c Children's light weight, ribbed lisle Vests with knee Pants to match 25c Children’s Knickerbocker Drawers with embroidered edge at bottom 36c Boys’ high-neck, long or short sleeve Egyptian Cotton Shirts, with drawers to match; garment 25c Boys’ bleached white lisle Shirts with drawers to i^atch; garment 50c Ghamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co. SIHLOLS FOfl FARMERS III SUM OE $2,000 • ’ ..bfor $2,000 were malleil WVd- isa i.iv irntnv to the treasurer* of the t> .mil .trustees for the eleven nurl- uiMiralcbool*. j This the Hrat payment made under • .1. establishing the schools. The frnn«-yrises from fees for Inspection • f*if*ern by the state aRrlcultur.il; !•*!».»rt tnt. MAIL AGENT HURT IN TRAIN WRECK NEAR DUBLIN, GA, P|HM'lftt to The Georgian. Dublin, Ga., .March 6 —The Wrights- vllle and Tennlll© passenger train from Tennllle to Hawkinsvllle was wrecked this morning near Harrison. Mall Agent Hutchinson was quite badly Injured, though not fatally. Several pasengers were severely shaken up. TOTAL WEALTH OF MRS. EDDY IS NOW ESTIMATED AT $54,850 SOblERS MAKE RAID jTWDJAWNSHOPS A 4lne, 'X raid made shortly after - J nftemoou 011 a pawn shop treet uud one* In Decatur atreet Lawyer Pleads ’ Unwritten Law 9 For the Strothers <’u1|h*|h*i. Va.. March 6.—Attorney K She Has Faith Suit Will Terminate For Best. “GOD H AS ALWAYS BEEN KIND TO ME." letn. hment of I’ulted Htatea soldiers j Walton Moore began the second argu- i Ho- mitt maud of a non-oomnilsaloiied i im-nt for the defense In the Htrother * er. jncd cnnaldertble eieltement In I, , . ,,..1... it., elmrnctei lx...l the dead •del.lMirhood of the three-ball empo I l,e ciiaracienteu «ieau I lo* aoldlera iuftrehed away triumph Miere nc P they I trial today. Hywater* a ‘ this derelict on the ocean bad lieen pawned. In defense of the Htrother brothers, Moore said: • These boys shot and killed that man for wronging their sister. 1 trust to God you won't find they have done wrong. You know our defense. It's noveltv. It’s a law-given and Globa Trottee On Gang, s .1 The Georgttfa. niriMvlok, Ga.. March H.—8etn W. if ky. who arrived tn nrunswlck on 'F v Oi'InilnR to be a «l«h*.trotter]o'wi-iiven'riiti,,. Ho help me God ( ii- way to Jamestown, from Han wou id not have spared him <meaning r ' al.. has been delayed In this Byoaters) as long as they did." n account of celebrating tool ■- t r ' He whs arraigned In police court •d —ntenred to serve ten daya In the P ‘•’•mg. Federal Court Adjoama. Newman, of the Tnlted Htates and district courts, adjourned Meilneeday shortly before noon ’ i of the memory of former fbl-f *■ l.ogan Bleckley, fourt will <*nln Monday. Special Bracelet Values BHU MR MILL PUNNED FOR CITY A in uni'li n.iur mil!. rqttflllUig tn «'*- pncity any xlmllar mill In thn South, la hylmt punned for Atliint.i by thr l.lberty Mill*, of Nnahvlllc. Trnn. Tha detnlla are bain* workad nut and an offlrlal nnnouncantant l« expo, tad with in a abort while l.oflan Wllllnmann. of Naahvllh J. O'Brien, of Chattahooga Consults with Her Lawyers Regarding Bill Filed bv Her Son. Concord, N. H., March $.—"God lias always been kind to me, Hnd I atn cer tain He will work this out for the best." This was the statement made by Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Eddy after she had held h consultation with her law yers concerning the suit to have a re ceiver uppolnted to take charge of her affairs, w hich had been fll*d by her son and other relatives. Mrs. Eddy was most active In the discussions of the course to follow. Hhe Is determined to make no compromise, said, although she i« willing to GOVERNOR GLENN CALLED TO STAND IN COHONMILL CASE Many Witnesses Testify Shortage of f^ibor at the Mills. LIGHT PLANT TVIliL PAY, SAY_EXPERTS (Continued from pago throa.) 8p**« lid to Tl»e Georgiau. Greensboro. X «’., Mnr. h 6. More thiin a dozen WlMenses Were put on the Htntol l».V the defeuse ut this itiorullig's seiuiloii of the Federal eottri In the trial of the I'barlotte i*otton mill uo*u. They were uioatly i*ottou mill owners, nuiierliitemleuts and traveling f whose testimony was very aim llnr. It being to the effect that the aearclty of Niuton mill' labor waa quite general throughout the eouutry. They trstlflinl that they ev|H*rleneed the greattmt dlfflmlty In securing u suffhdent number of opera liven to keep their tn«< blner? running ut a full eapiielty, hihI thaj from 10 to 90 per rent of It «iood Idle all the time for this leimni The eroN« ezaralnttlon was coiidueteil by ivlier.*. IS DDE IN NEWYORK 0NTHE13TH0FAPRIL Engages Suite of Rooms at Martha Washington Hotel. .New Vork. Man h t* - rou*n»*lo. diudieae Marlborough, la eouilug to live for ail dettulte iierlml at the Martha Washington Hotel, to-cording lo A. W. Kger, the leasee of thill lioua»y Kly* Is due In New York on April 13. Mr |q|er a.ira a suite of ten nsiuis has heed engagetl by her and that they are being decorated by her direction, four lu rose him! I ho rest lu blue. Iler suite Is on the seventh floor, lu Ho* southwest comer How long ahe will oc cupy ll la It matter for conjecture. The fact that she Will go to the trouhh of lit ceptlug the rtMima Imre walled aim tilling them up herself suggests that she Intends tn be more than a transient ll Is lint stated *bether her two Imya will acentu* pnny her, or whst other tuiuiiaulo'is she the first wltnes' this nfternnou to tell of hta appointment m Costello us Immigrant agent. F. M. Kel* fXr^tvI her ,nlhp w in w ttlwieflhlL .hl I wversi days longer fotglxe her son If he will withdraw the? Governor Glenn will he tb ■ult. \ - - ... The total wealth of Mrs. Eddy, ac cording to th© statement In the poa* session of the lax coljector here, la S&M&o. Although her relatives declare’ she Is worth Ik’I.UOO.uftO. there Is noth ing to show that her wealth Is any thing near that sum. Under the laws of New Hampshire a taxpayer Is compelled to flle a sworn schedule describing each and every piece of property be possesses. In Mrs. Eddy's schedule under the captions. Money on Hand at Interest or on Deposit." no mention Is made, leaving It to he Inferred by the tax collector that she has not a cent In any bank. President Fernald. of the National Hlafe /’apltrtl Hank, In this city, to day said Mrs. Eddy had had an ac count In that Institution for the last twenty years. The amount of that ac count was alleged by counsel for Mrs. Eddy's son to be at least H.oou.ouu in cash and quick assets. In full the wealth of Mrs. Eddy, aa set forth on the books of the city tas collector. Is'as follows: Pleasant View homestead. Ilk.ono H-flitd R. S L«w. r»prM«»*»n« lh» I* 1 ' 1 . | the Tuttlf lot. adjoin,nit. llou. four tr,v Mills ate A "‘ Ti t.or.e., ttftO; two tow., WO; canUgen. hr,,I » . onfrrem'r at tin- I’lntmmit j | Sq# . , loe |,, in public fund*. IJi.otK). Wrilnrulay. Total, W4.WO.'' E. H.Harriman Controls Reading l‘hilioli*lphia. Man-h d-It !■ ststeil on highest authority that K H llanliusii has siipilroil iimlrol of the IC*-w«tlri;r railway, having taken over the New York t’entnd hobllugs mol three of the o!>l Wsssertiinti ABNER IS EXPECTED TO CONFESS CRIME AT HARGIS TRIAL gencle* wherein, as in wet weather, th© waste would be more difficult to burn. The present Incinerators would not tie disturbed, the power bouse being built alongside and, so arranged that carts could be dum|H*d during the day Into a hopper over the boiler room for use during the night, when the waste would be fed by gravity to the flies below. The production of till* power by Il luminating or pr.Mlucer gas would not Ih- at all economical, both first costs of plants and 4Npetating excuses being much higher. A plant for the use of producer gas with gas engines, pro ducers, circuits, etc . complete, will cost $3!Mt,(HHi to erect, and to operate, $76.- .‘•nu per annum. Including Interest und depreciation. If this plant were oper ated on Illuminating gas. the first coat would be reduced to $37h.«Mm, but even with gas as low as Ml cents per thou sand. the operating expenses would reach $*r>,000 per annum. We have C4)ii*ldered also the advisa bility of supplying current from lids plant for the lighting of the city's pub- lie buildings, but find that this Is so small In comparison that 1^ will not prove economical, necessitating the op- erntlon of the plant dining the day ut u vety low load factor. In em it tase where the cost of street circuits has been given tbare Is provi sion for plat ing underground all cir cuits within the Inner file limits. Hy city ordlname No 12X4 the city com mands the use of one iltict of ear’ll Utl- I derground system now Installed In the city. The two telephone ducts provide for the tire alarm and police telegraphs, leaving the duct In the lighting and j power system available for street light- CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK ABOUT 3000 PAIRS LEFT SHOES REGARDLESS OF ROST W* art Sitting low—com# now. PIERCE’S ■ BUSY STORE** Oppotito Pottoffloo. 60 MARIETTA STREET Bluo ponoil—ploln flguroo. SPECIALS IN HEN'S FURNISHIN8S Pioreo'o popular dopartmont Aik thi min. SmUmt* Off Mi l ike Gt, he. DEEP WELL POWKS PUMP HEAD* OUNN MACHINERY CO* S4 Marlitta Strait Atlanta, Oa. $e.so THE KELLEY JEWELRY CO., 37 N. lArosd St. Mitt Nollty 0. Avsry The body of Mbs Nolle)* <i who died in Mtlledg* vile. Gi dav morning. brought • * jNVednePda.v fotnlng -- | was In NeyUiey » eti afternoon at - o'clock, New Bank Opens Doera. . special l« Tlie Georgian. Br:in»w|ck. Ga.. Match 6 —The new Tuep- Glynn t’ounty Hank, on tllouceater and J Atlanta | Heynolda streets, opened Its doors to-! interment . day and I* now ready for business. The | let) \W-dnt*da> ’ bank la m handsome building and adds math lo Uu- city, l.exittgtmu, Ky March It te be lieved that John Abner, charged v the assassination of Dr D It. ( at Jackson. Breathitt county. In l»oi. and for complicity in which murder foimVr fount) Judge Jutm-s Hargis Is now on dial, will confess before nlglil. Abner Is extremely nervous and is between two fltas. Judge Hargis was guarded at home last night. Holdlera ate all about the court house, where they have established barracks. The prosecution claims there was no reas m for calling out tdnjps, hut the defense says llutgis and his aitorncy** lives are in danger and they must have pro tection Hargis was flatly Refused a change of venue. Judge fumes today ordered every man searched as he entered the c out t mom. «iv» i one i.undted revolv ers ate said to have h«*en left at one Slot*- The town of Jackson Is Ctowd- *: and men on the streets constantly watch the court house for an outbivuk of Hots, und are lead) to take pari. f the lines $11,250 Reviewing the above rigiltes. we find that Iwi» of these plants will yield a net return as high as 13.x |M*t cent, one of these saving the city $36,353 pet annum and producing light for $4I.2« |tei arc und $26.H pet Incandescent |ter your. The hist cost of this Installation. $261,355, Includes two Items now the property of the city, namely real estate and underground ducts, omitting these KIRK WHILE AT SEA! .Wvi Turk. March A thrilling sto ry of u battle walnut ragtnc IfaunM on u froson era was related by members! of the rxhaualeil crew of the ship Van.' tlallii. arriving today from Chtnasa and Japan poll*. A Him tvae dlacovered In tha cargo. In hah'ina the flame. It bocama nec- artnal expenditure f.n the Pj*" 1 ie.xary lo atop the engines and for three mild h. 1.4..an.,, which mini imild hr jduy, [h- teasel toaaed about at the mercy of a pale. Two hundrad MMU returned from the mivimni "f the plant, compounded at 4 |>er cent. In elk anil Ino month iei ceni In elk >eaie | llf |Pn VV ,, IH thrown overboard. Damage Reepei I fully eubmlt- i thH ,,, ,„„. r and cargo la estimated {hi t:8n.ii'iii. Sot a man waa loot, all the I'W etiffeiIna greatly from ox- 1 hauethm AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS 191-2 Fucktm Strut, Mutt k OVER SCHAUL * MAY Rubber Plate* 22-K Gold Crown— Percelain Crown Bridge work, ?g5 TH . Painless Ex- tracting with HfrTl all plate work 1 •**** Hours. 8 a. m. till 8 p.m. N'o More Dread o' the Dental Chair Sundays, 8 a. m. till 4 p. m. $4