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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
rirUKSDAV. APRIL 4. \377.
CA7 KILLS PE 7 WARBLER,
DISCONNECTS GAS TUBE;
MISTRESS IS ASPHYXIA TED
New York. April 4—An Angora cat's
appetite for rare birds ltd, it It ba-
lltved, to the asphyxiation yesterday
afternoon of Mrs. Sophia Wlberg. 13
years of a*e, of So. 24 East Elghty-
teventh street. Yesterday the cat
itretched Its length beside the woman
PLUMBERS' STRIKE
THREATENS TIE-UP
IN WINDY CITY
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
mm
tni etNTAun iimmut* new tori imr*
SHE GOT NO CARESSES
AND NOW WANTS DIVORCE
St. I.oult, Mo., April 4.—She hun
gered for love and klsitps for all the
eight years of her married life, never
receiving a pleasant word from her
husband, never being kissed by him.
never being caressed.
Mrs. Hennlfer gave this to Judge
Shields yesterday ns her reason for
asking for a divorce.
“One time Twent up to him and tried
to kiss him. He pushed nto away and
asked If I Was going crasy. Ho told
me on another occasion to pack inv
rags and get out. for he was sorry he
had ever seen mg/’
Or. Motley Returns.
■ Dr, It. L. Motley, pastor of the Cen
tral Baptist church, will return from
Itodman, Fla., In time to nil his pulpit
next Sunday. Revival services will be.
gin on Monday night, when the pastor
will be assisted by Rev. J. D. Win
chester and the singing evangelist, A.
Ai Williamson.
Holding Protracted Masting,
t-'pvelsi to y bo Gcorclin.
Hawklnsvllle, Ga., April 4.—A pro.
traded meeting of much Interest Is In
progress at the Baptist church. Pastor
C. I,. Greaves Is being ably assisted by
Rev. Christie, of Vstldosta. Services
will be held morning and evening
throughout the week and longer If ex
pedient.
Mads National Depository.
Special to The GCorglsn.
Hpurta, tju., April 4.—The First Na
tional Bank of Hpurta, the only na
tional bank between Macon and Au
gusta, has been designated a deposito
ry for the United Btates. This bank
Is already a state, county and city de
pository, and ItB selection by the au-
financial ability of John D. Walker,
president of tho bank.
Employers Indorse Refusal
of. Arbitration
Committee.
Chicago, III, April 4.—Building ope
rations all over the. City, may be tied
up as a result of the etrike of the union
gas Utters, which began. Monday morn
ing and which broke out afresh yes
terday. when the employers Anally re
fused to grant the demands. -
More than 200 members of the- Chi
cago Master Plumbers' Association In
dorsed the refusal of tbs arbitration
committee. The strike Involves about
200 men.
Earnest Maahburn.
The funeral services of Earnest
Mashburn, the fi-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Mashburn. who died
at tjie family realdanee, 277 Pulliam
atreet. after an Illness with meningitis
of less than a day, were conducted on
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Earn
est was tile only son of Patrolman John
Maahburn. of the Atlanta police de
partment. The Interment was In West-
view cemetery.
Children's Exercises at Watt End.
The beautiful entertainment. "Tho
Gift of Grace," which was to have been
given last Sunday nlgnt In Weit End
Christian church, was poatponed on
account of rain. It will be held Friday
evening at 7:20 o'clock. All are cor
dially Invited to be present.
Walsh Pleads Not Quilty.
Chicago, April 4.—John H. Walsh, the
former president of the Chicago Na
tional Bank, of this city, now under
indictment on charges of misapplying
the fund* of the bank, was arraigned
yesterday In the Federal court **
pleaded not gul"
set for October
Bankruptcy Suit.
W. A. Dull, u railroad clerk, on Wed
nesday Aled it voluntary petition In
bankruptcy with the clerk of the Unit
ed Slates court. He gives his liabili
ties at 21.722.64. He says he has no
assets.
Auction for Veterans.
An auction sale will be held In the
rooms of Justice of the Peace Landrum
on Decatur atreet during the week be.
ginning Monday, April *, and the pro.
ceeda will be used toward defraying
tha expenses of members of Camp Tlge
Anderson, United Confederate Veter,
tint, to the reunion In Richmond. This
action was decldtd upon at a matting
of the camp when the question of rala.
Ing funds for those vetsrank who could
not afford to pay their expenses camo
up for discussion. A committee was
appointed to sotlolt contributions of
merchandise for the auction. Tha pub.
lie la Invited to make contributions,
“LET US TELL
YOU ABOUT
BRIDGEPORT,
ALABAMA/’
The coming INDUSTRIAL CITY of the SOUTH. BRIDGEPORT has two Im
portant lines of RAILROADS. But the best of all BRIDGEPORT has the TEN
NESSEE RIVER, which guaranleea LOW FREIGHT RATES for all time to come.
Bridgeport haa PAVED STREETS. PUBLIC 8CHOOL8, Cl TY WATER WORKS
and SEWERAGE, and will aoon have ELECTRIC LIGHTS. Bridgeport la a MOD
EL and UP-TO-DATE CITY.
Notice Well Our Proposition
We have 1,004 beautiful lota—Ausineis and Residence—sites are 22 by 150 and
50 by 150. All Iota are being ottered for the one price, tlOO, on the following
terms: (10 with your application, fl5 In 15 days, then the balance to be paid at
the rata of 225 par month without Intarsit. DID you avar have at good OPPOR
TUNITY as we offer. ..
What Is Included With the 1,000 Lots at $100 Each
One FOUR-STORY 8TONE OFFICE BUILDING that coet 270,000 and now bringing In a yearly
RENTAL of 22.000. You may get this for 2100.
We will also Include one 16-room residence that cost 27.000 to build, now ranting for 2<0 per month—
this goes with the balance for 2100.
We wlil also Include one 7-rootn residence that cost 22.504—It goes In this aale at 2100.
We will also Include flve 3-room residences which cost 21.200 each—they go In this tala at 2100
each. You may get one.
We make thp GREATEST OFFER ever made In the annals of the REAL ESTATE BUSINESS. IF
It Is your desire to make MONEY here Is the OPPORTUNITY. Will you grasp It? If (bare la any
thing that you do not understand about our proposition, let us know by calling or writing. We want you
to understand it—but don't delay getting one or more of these lota at once as they are going very fast.
So we advise this: Buy your lot Arst, then Investigate—If not as represented, you will have your money
returned without a question.
We want Reliable Agents who can furnish reference. In all sections of the South. Writs today for
terms to Agents with your reference.
A. J. McBRIDE,
318 Empire Building,
General Sales Agent for the Bridgeport
Realty and Trust Company.
while a pet bird sang her to sleep.
The cat, knowing the coast was clear,
caught the warbler and In the atrugglc
the tube attached to a gas stove burner
In the room was torn from the stove.
The old woman was found by the Jani
tor’s wife.
FIRE CHIEF CROKER
IN
New York Fire Fighters
Dig Out Com
panions. ,
New York. April 4—Fire Chief Cro-
ker was burled under a mass of falling
walla and other debris and narrowly
escaped death following an explosion
a Are this morning In a varnish
warehouse In Malden Lsne.i
Deputy Chief Guerin and twfnty-four
others also were overwhelmed by the
tumbling mass. Four of the men wer<?
so completely buried that they had to
be dug out by their companions. The
others, although battered and bruised
and In some cases more seriously hurt,
wrero able to extricate themselves. Fly
ing bricks, stone and glass showered
the Aremen.
EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS
HOLD CONVENTION
The annual conference of the Sun
day School Institute of the Episcopal
church In Atlanta will take place next
Monday at All Saints church.
An ufternoon anil a night session
will be held at 4:20 o'clock and 7:20
o'clock. The feature of the conference
wlil be an address by Dr.«A. A. Butler,
a recognized authority on Sunday
school work and an Interesting speak
er.
Dr. Butler will be In Atlanta ten days,
during which' time he will lecture to
parents, children and teachers on dif
ferent xubjects relating to Sunday
school work.
SWALLOWS CARBOLIC ACID;
WIFE DYING OF CONSUMPTION.
BlueAeld, W. Va, April 4.—I. R. Bane,
of Graham. Va., was found dead in bel
at tha hotel ypterday morning, having
lakep farbollc add to and Ills exist-
ence. He had been 111 for a few days
and his wife now lies in a hospital a
victim of consumption, with no chance
of recovery.
AGED WOMAN INJURED
IN FALL DOWN STAIRWAY.
Spucial te The Georgian.
Wrlghtavllle, Ga., April 4.—Monday
afternoon Mrs. Hartley, an aged worn-
an, fell down the atalra at tbs home
of her daughter, Mrs. J. It. urlce, of
this place, and was severely Injured.
Owing .to .her advanced age. It la
"If 1 h * r >'«covery will be slow.
seventliYear nmv ln *'«»•>-
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
f, 0 ‘'.J 1 ' mali5 * of machines at Flys
tZiSfZJ*/****' ever ythlng else
machines at
rfreally reduced price*.
ts^wm/ •*!? familiar lettar s.
ilsiV «i* h AL‘ V** 1 ' '•'•Phone Bell
Ball atn. 4 .Rf c *<" r , "treet. telephone
m'mYi itl M ' rl,lt * «**•«• ‘*'*-
•‘FRUIT CROP NOT HARMED
BY RECENT COLD SPELL.
j Special to The Georgian
! Hawklnsvllle. Qa., April 4 —The cold
snap did not do much damage here.
Peaches and small fruits aYe unhurt!
Com, potatoes, beans and beeta were
slightly damaged, but will not die.
Young and lender vegetables, such as
squashes, melons, cabbage and toma
toes were scorched and look worsted,
but there will be plenty left, f’otton
it.?Ill i"? «V P . ‘I" 1 . wm b * •omewhat
retarded.' Oats look well.
SYONEY MUDD IS LIKELY
TO BE A LEADING SPIRIT.
Ball I more, Md„ April 4.—"Tom" Par.
ran. of Calvert county, was made chair-
man of the state central committee of
the Republican party at Its meeting
yesterday. Tlila la said to mean that
Hon. Sydney K. Muild will be the mov-
Ing spirit of the gubernatorlsl vain-
pafgn in the Republican party.
WEDS THIRD HUSBAND
AT THE AGE OF TWENTY-NINE.
Richmond. Va.. April 4.—Mrs. Mag
gie I.ee. 21 years old and twice di
vorced. yesterday became the bride of
Charles Miller. 40 years old. The
wedding took place In the ante-room
adjoining the ogives of Common
wealth's Attorney Mlnltree Koikes. In
the city hall. Deputy .1. M. Macon of
ficiated at the ceremony.
SICK HEADACHE
Dyspesla relieved,
Constipation avoided.
Bowels regulated, so
pain, no griping.
SMALL PILL.
SMALL OOSg.
SMALL PRICg.
A Cigar Wrapper Often
Covers a Multitude of Sins
You know quite well that there are many cigars sold
for five cents that are veiy poor quality. They are sold
on-
gol
sins, „ - -
mines its smoking quality.
Modern manufacture exemplified m the American
Cigar Company’s products has grown way above this un
fortunate method of doing business and assures a cigar
that is honest all through.
The “Triangle A merit mark on a box of cigars
means that every sprig of leaf in every cigar in the box
was graded especially by experts for that one brand, two
years before it was made; that during this time the leaf
has mellowed in great, clean warehouses in a perfect tem
perature till all its finest qualities are brought to a point
of perfection.
These are some of the reasons why “Triangle A”
cigars smoke with the fine mellow flavor that you thought
' was only to be found in expensive brands; why eveiy
“Triangle A” cigar has an even flavor and aroma from
end to end; why every cigar of each “Trian'gle A” brand
smokes just the same.
“Triangle A” cigars cost you no more than the
“mixed” cigars—though they are worth twice as much.
Look for the “A” (Triangle A) when you buy cigars.
“ Triangle A ” brands offer the widest obtainable range of choice,
and absolutely dependable quality in whatever brand suits your taste.
You’ll never find a better brand to make the test with than
The New CREMO
Every box is now extra-wrapped in glassine paper, sealed at each
end with the “Triangle A” in red. The cigars are kept clean, fresh
and in perfect smoking condition until the box is opened.
AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY
Manufacturer
Awnings
For stores,. Offices.
Residences, Public
Buildings, etc., manu
factured and put up.
All work guaranteed
Lowest prices. Phone
or write for
estimates.
. M, HIGH CO.
Atlanta, Ga.
The “Golden
Band of Luck.”
GOV. BROWARD
ENTERS LIBEL SUIT
AGAINST FLA. PAPER
Special to The Georgian.
Tallahassee, Fla., April 4.—Governor
Broward yesterday afternoon Hied a
libel suit for 254,000 against the Jack
sonville, Fla.. Times-Union.
The governor buses Ids suit on a car
toon appearing In a recent Issue repre
senting him In the guise of a robber In
serting a hand drill beneath the lock of
the state treasury. There are sight
counts In the declaration.
The 1 ‘Golden Band of Luck-’ ’
FRUIT BADLY DAMAGED
BY FROST IN HANCOCK.
Special to The Georgian.
Sparta, Ga.. April 4.—The peach crop
In this section of the state, and espe
cially in Hancock county, has suffered
greatly from the recent cold snap. It
was beginning to look ns though tho
fruit growers In this county would have
the most successful season In the his
tory of the peach industry. Some of
the local shippers have had their entire
crop killed by the freese, but these are
few. The fruit men estimate that the
yield this year will be from 20 to 50 |ier
cent off.
Job Offices Using Label
Huddleston 4 Christian,
21 S. Forsyth
Syl. Letter 4 Co 2 1-2 N. Breed
Parham Ptg. Co 2 1-2 S. Bread
N. C. Tompkins... .16 W.'Alabama
Telegram Pub. Co. 86 Central Avs.
Franklin-Turner Co 65-71 Ivy
LaHatts Ptg, Co 20 S. Broad
Ward Printing Co 55 S. Pryor
Johrf Thomason Co..6 1-2 S. Broad
Blotter Ptg. Co....j.38-45 Walton
Converse 4 Wing....104 Edgewood
' hU.; i
If You Use
The Union
Label .on
your printed
m at ter it
sign ifies
' your belief
in—
V
Home Industry.
The protection of the Interests of labor.
The protection of Just and honorable employers from competition by
■‘cheap labor" rivals. -I
The encouragement of the principle and practice of arbitration!
Fair wages for the laborer and better trade, conditions: guarantees
the workman a better living; more money for the necessities arid lux
uries of life—the true foundation of a general and lasting prosperity.
Atlanta Typographical Union
520 Candler Bldg. Atlanta ’Phone 873
P. O. Box 266
FLORIDA LEGISLATURE
BRANDS HEARST MAGAZINE.
Special to The Georgian.
Tallahassee, FI*., April 4.—The Flor
ida house of representatives yesterday
unanimously condemned William Ran
dolph Hearst aa publisher and Richard
Barry as author of the article appear
ing In the March number of the Cos
mopolitan Magazine referring to peon
age cases In this state.
Congressman Frank Clarke, s.f Flor
ida, who attacked the Heaiwt maga
zine article In congress, was thanked
for Ills able defense of the honor and
Integrity of the people of. this state.
Immediately after icatling tin* ivy •-
lutions five member* <>f tho h«»u#** were
n tliclr feet to ro tin record In con
demning the article.
Hotel Marlborough
Broadway, 36th and 37th Sts., Herald Square, New York
- Most Centrally Located Hotel on
Broadway. Only ten minutes walk
to 2S leading theatres. Completely
renovated and transformed in every
department. Up-to-date in all re
spects. Telephone in each room.
Four Beautiful Dining Rooms
v ith’C.pacity of 1200.
The Famous
German Restaurant
Broadway’s chief attraction for Spe
cial Food Dishes and Popular Music.
Eurcpcin Piss. 4M Kaomi. 2M
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SWEENEY-TIERNEY HOTEL COMPANY
£ M. TIERNEY. Mimcer
Hagan’s Magnolia Balm,
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