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! WEDSi:8DAT, APRIL 10, 1007. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. PROMINENT ELK Peculiar to Itself dies In effectivenesa, usefulness and economy, curing the widest range of diseases, and doing ti>e most good for the money, it Hood’s Sarsaparilla IJquld or tablet*. 100 Doe** Ooe Dollar. Wife and Drummer Found with Body aud Poison ing Is Suspected. Ottawa, 111., April 10.—Myatery sui- rounds the sudden death of I,. H. Jones, past exalted ruler of the Kllce and one time clubman and aoctal favorite, and the authorities are searching for traces of poison. Jones was found dead lh his room n the Clifton Hotel and with the body were his wife, a bride of six months, ami W. F. McLeon, a traveling sales man. On the floor of the room and on the tablea were champagne bottles. At the coroner's Inquest Mrs. Jones and McLeon testified that about o'clock In the morning Jones began vmnltlng and In two Jiours was dead The stomach and some of the cham pagne were sent to Chicago for an analysis. GLEE CLUB TRIP HAS BEEN CANCELLED Awnings For stores. ODIces. Residences. Public Buildings, etc., manu factured and put up. All work guaranteed Lowest prices. Phone or write for estimates. PRESIDENT OGDEN WILL NOT ACCEPT TERM! Special to The Georgian, t Athens, Os., April 10.—At a meeting of the university faculty, it was de elded that the Georgia Qlee Club should not be allowed to leave Athens and give performsnees. This action was due to a rule passed by the trus tees In 1893 which prohibited any mu sical organisation of the university from leaving town, consequently the Glee Club engagements In Savannah, Jacksonville, Augusta, Macon, Atlanta and Columbus have been cancelled, and until the trustees meet In May no per formances can be given except In Ath ens and In Qalncsvllle, when the cadets aro In camp. It Is believed that the trustees will Immediately repeal the rule and In that case, a trip covering several towns will probably be taken MAY YIELD CONTROL TO CUBA NEXT YEAR Havana, April 10.—It appears that the control of Cuban affairs will be given back to the Cuban people In 1908. It Is known that Secretary Taft In sists upon a thorough census, which undoubtedly will require more than four months, consequently the munici pal elections would fall In October or November, but as December Is the month for harvesting the sugar crop. It Is recognised that elections In Octo ber or November aro Impracticable. The electlona may be held In January, 19U8. MILITARY FAIR FOR FIFTH REGIMENT J. M HIGH GO. FOR YARD, POULTRY, LAWN. CEMETERY AND FARM—EREC TING PAGE FENCE OUR SPE CIALTY. CHEAPER THAN WOOD. W. i. Dabney Implement Co., 61 So. Forsyth 8t„ Atlanta, Qa, Brief News Notes Preparations for holding the military fair for the benefit of the Fifth regi ment of the national guard are being pushed rapidly to completion. At a meeting of the officers of the regiment, held at the Hunter Street armory Mon day night, a number of committees to complete the necessary arrangements were appointed. The fair will probably be opened within the next two or three weeks, and will continue two weeks. It Is re ported by those who have the matter In charge that the prospects of a most successful fair are very promising. The regiment will leave Atlantu for James town on June 8. William Stead, the famous English editor, called on President Roosevelt Tuesday and discussed with him mat ters relative to the approaching peace conference. Commander Robert E. Peary has been granted leave of absence for three years by the navy department. The time will be devoted by him to Arctic exploration. Governor Berkhain, of Kentucky, has offered a reward of 1900 for the per sons guilty of destroying tobacco beds und barns lu western Kentucky. The strike of longshoremen'at Ham burg. Germany, Is regarded as serious by tbe authorities. Attacks have been made upon strike breakers Imported from England. Fire at the League Island navy yard, Philadelphia, has caused a loss esti mated at about tlOO.UOO. Ona of the large buildings was destroyed. About 200 Southerners who are res idents of New York, attended the an nual banquet of tbe Southern Society at the Hotel Astoria on Tuesday night. Rear Admiral Slgsbee and Marlon J. Verdery made speeches. The Chicago and Northwestern rail road Is closing scores of Its smaller ofnees In Iowa In prepurtlon for the nine-hour law. The mad cannot Ret sufficient telegraphers to man the of- ItCCH. J. Plerpont Morgan called on Italian Minister of Kdurnttnn Rava at Rome yesterday to tell him that lie had noth ing to do with the alleged removal from ltuly of the paintings by Van Dyke, which have disappeared from Genoa. HILBURN RETAINS CAMP COMMAND Frank A. Illlhnrn was re-elected commandant of Camp Walker, U. C. V, No. 925 at the annual election held Tuesday night In the hall of the vet erans at 102 South Forsyth stret. Tha officers elected to serve the camp during the ensuing year are as follows: F. A. Hllburn, commandant, re-elected; first lieutenant, Julius H. Cook; sec ond lieutenant, R. K. Charles; third lieutenant, R. C. Bowls; fourth lieu tenant, J. E. Maddox: adjutant. J. G. Ramsey; treasurer, J. Sid Holland; commissary, J. A. Cherry; quartermas ter, W. J. Langston: surgeon, D. M. C. Martin; chaplain, D. V. Stevens: his torian, J. M. Spurlin; sergeant major, J. T. Keown; color sergeant, J. J. Mites; color guards, R. F. Jones and J. T. Word; drummer, W. T. Archer. Business, Pleasure or anything that excites and exhausts the brain nerves, causes headache. .. s Some persons cannot even attend church, thea ters, ride on cars, or on the water, or go where there is the least excite ment without an attack. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills, taken as directed will stop the pain. To avoid suffering take one as soon as yon feel an attack coming on. Your druggist can tell you of many who would not bo without them. . *1 have been troubled with aerera neadarheft for many year*. I began to uaa Dr. Miles’ Antl-Faln Pills. It fa tha only remedy that haa given me or my family any relief. 1 do not now bava such spell*, because when I feel one coming on I Imme diately take one of the tablets, never more than one la required, they are *o affective, and 1 appreciute them no thoroughly I always have them with me. My wife and family always uaa them, cannot do without them. 8. A. GARDNER. Janes Mile. Wfe. Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pill# are sold by your druggist, who will Guarantee that the find package will benefit. If It ■alias ha w»H return your money. \ doaea, 23 cent*. Never told In bulk. Iiles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind CASTOR IA for Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of < STEPHEN D. LEE AT UNVEILING The complete program for the un veiling of the Ootdon monument on May 25 has not been perfected yet. A meeting of the commission was held In Governor Terrell’s offlee Tuesday afternoon, but It was deckled to com plete the program at u later date. General Stephen D. Lee will be In vited to be present on May 25, and de liver a short address. General P. A. Evans has ulrenily been named as ora tor of the day. Prominent veterans from all parts of the South will be Invited. The contractor announced that the pedestal would be completed In plenty of time for the unveiling on May 25. BATTLE TO DEATH IN INSANE WARD Absent From Educational Conference, He Sends Let ter Declining to Serve. MUNY0NS WITCH HAZEL Th'lkm SOAP SijfrAsVeivid i-PWMr keepvLady and Baby Sweet As Rose:;, SUSPECTED TRAIN WRECKERS CAUGHT • Railroad Detectives Arrest Men Tampering with Tracks, — 1B. M. WOOIsLKY. M. D f Atlanta, Ua. Office 104 N. Pryor Street extracted positively without pain, fioc enrli. Best teeth tS. Muncy eta not t*uy better.. I’ll! I.A DEL PHI A DENTAL ROOM 8. No. 28 White hull Ht. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Arrive From — Depart To— Macon 11.40 pm Mneoti S.toitiA JnckBoavIlle ..19.44ntn Mncon 4.00 pm Jnckaonvllle .. SJOptn bhvnnnub 9.15 pm Pittsburg. Pa., April 10.—Pennsyl vania railroad detectives yesterday landed In jail at Greensburg. Thomas O’Laughlin and Thomaa McGrath, both of Allegheny. Track-walkers yesterduy morning came upon three men tamper ing with the trackM near Stewart sta tion. One was captured and the other two later. The bolts In the rails had bean loosened, but the &sh plates had not been removed. The toien were dis covered Just before a train was due at Stewart. Electric Theater 8old. Special to The Georgian. Columbus, Ga., April 10.—Owing to bad health, W. J. Wright, proprietor of the electric theater on Broad street, has been compelled to sell out his In terest In that concern. The tjieater has been a success from the start, and Mr. Wright has made many friends here. CARNEGIE’S SUDDEN ARRIVAL UPSET RECEPTION PLANS Pittsburg, April 10.—Andrew Carne- glo abandoned his plan to bring hi* distinguished guests to the dedication of the Carnegie Institute here on t\ special train and arrived here unex pectedly on a regular rain, thereby up setting the plans of the trustees to give him a great welcome. It Is said that the activity of mys terious train wreckers who have been making trouble for the Pennsylvanin Railroad Company for three weeks Is responsible for tho derision that the foreign visitors will travel in extra Pullmans attached to a regular Pitts burg express. Mr. Carnegie also called off all social functions, which caused considerable indignation. Among Mr. Carnegie’s guests are W. T. Stead, the English peace reformer; Baron D’Kstournelles de Constant, of the French senate and the head of the French section of the International peace conference: Sir Robert Ball, pro fessor of astronomy at Cambridge; Sir William Henry Preece. the English electrical engineer; Sir William Elgar, the composer; J. M. W. Van Der Poor- ten-Schaartz, better known In this country ns "Maarten Maartens"; Dr. P. Chalmers Mitchell, secretary of tho London Zoological Society: Clement K. Shorter, editor of The London Sphere; Gugllelmo Marconi, Inventor of wire less telegraph; the earl of Houthesk, who l» the chief of the Carnegie fam ily: the countess of Southesk. the Rev. E. S. Roberts, master of ConvIUe and Calus College and vice chancellor at Cambridge; Sir Will Turner, president of Edinburgh University; Dr. John Ross, president of the Carnegie Dum- ferllne Trust, a settlement which the Iron master made for his native town, and General Alfred F. J. L. Von Loe- wenfeld, who represents Emperor Wil helm. ROBERT C. OGDEN. Special to The Georgian. Plnehurst, N. C., April 10.—Contin ued war against illlterary with more school houses and better educational facilities was the slogan of the speak ers at the conference for education in the South, which convened here yes terday In tenth annual aesslon. The strikers at last night’s session, at which Foster Peabody, of New York, •resided. Included Governor Glenn, of S’orth Carolina; Dr. 8. C. Mitchell, of Richmond; President Judson, of Chi cago university; Dr. F. W. Hlnltt, of Iaexlngton, K>\, president of the Cen tral University of Kentucky, and Pres ident F. Wickllff Hose, agent of the Peabody fund. Governor Glenn discussed the atti tude of the south, toward the so-called education movement, and remarked that the Southerner considered Presi dent Roosevelt the greatest ruler the orhl has ever known. The attendance Is somewhat reduced * compared with former meetings of the conference. Tho session was for mally opened by the election of Dr. 8. C. Mitchell, of Richmond, Va., to act as president pro tern.. In the absence of President Robert C. Ogden, who was prevented from attending the meeting on account of Illness. The address of clcnme was delivered by Governor Glenn, to which Dr. Mitchell respond ed. The principal feature of the morn ing session was the reading by Pres ident Alderman, of the University of Virginia, of a paper on "The Southern Education Board." prepared by Edgar Gardner Murphy, of Montgomery, Ala., secretary of the board. A message from President Ogden, addressed to the conference, asking that another be elected president of the conference, as read by Dr. Mitchell. PULPll OP TRINITY CHURCH WILL BE ABLY SUPPLIED STOP WOMAN AND CONSIDER First, that almost every operation in our hospital*, performed upon women, becomes necessary because of neglect of such symptoms as Backache, Irregularities. Displace ments. Pain in the Side, Dragging Sensations, Dizziness and Sleepless ness. Second, that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, made from native roots and herbs, has curedi more cases of female Ills than any other one medicine known. It reg ulates, stfengthens and restores women's health and is invaluable In preparing women for child-birth and during tho period of Change Third, the great volume of unsolicited and grateful testimonials on file at the Pinkhnm Laboratory at Lynn. Mass., many of which are from time to time being published bv special permission, give absolute evi dence of the value of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Mrs. Pinkham's advice. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound For more than 30 years has been curing Female Complaints, such as Dragging Sensations, Weak Back. Falling and Displacements. In flammation and Ulceration, and Organic Diseases, and it dissolves and expels Tumors at an early stage. Mrs. Pinkham’s 5tanding Invitation to Women Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to write Mrs. Pinkham. Lynn. Mass, for advice. She is the Mrs. Pinkham who has been advising sick women free of charge for more than twenty years, and before that she assisted her mother-in-law, Lydia E. Pink ham in advising. Thus she is especially well qualified to guide lick women back tone&lth. Write today, don’t wait until too late. RING US UP ANY TIME AND DO YOUR BUYING BY ’PHONE. Private Exchange ~ with operator in Our Store. Many a family ar.d many an individu al appreciates our prompt system of (hopping by ’phono in connection with our FREE Mouenger Service. For in* etaneai You may Hava a praeorlption to fill; simply ring up — our m.Menger will cell end presently you have your Prescription filled at exactly the earn, price as though yoj personally called at our store. Or you may want some Listerins, Talcum Powder, Tooth t oho Cure, Toilet Goods, or any of the thou sand and one essentials carried in a first- class drug store. All right—our ’phono system of shopping is at your disposal. Our Broad Guarantee: Every arti cle la right, price, duality —and refund money In any Instance where desired. JACOBS* PHARMACY 6, 8, 10 Marietta Street. 23 Whitehall Street. When Dr. J. W. Lee, pastor of Trin ity Methodist church, leaves for Eu rope In about two weeks he will not leave his pulpit entirely in charge of ministers of his own denomination. His place will be aupplled by prominent di vines of different churches during tils six weeks' absence. Dr. John E. White, pastor of the Second Baptist church, and Rev. J. ri. French, of the First Methodist church, have already promised to supply the Trinity pulpit for ttvo Sundays. Other ministers will be requested to preach during Dr. Lee’a absence. Through the courtesy of Samuel Cupples, of St. Louis, a millionaire wooden ware manufacturer, and an old friend of Dr. Lee. the Atlanta min Ister will attend the International Sun day School convention In Rome, Italy, which meets on May 20. Dr. Lee will leave In about two weeks and will spend six weeks In Europe. Mr. Cup pies has offered to pay all the expenses of the tour and Dr. Lee has accepted Mrs. Lee will probably accompany him TAKING DRINK OF WATER WOMAN 8UDDENLY DIES Special to Tha Oeorgtau. Brunswick. Ga., April 10.—Mrs. Mary A. Glrvln died at her residence In this city Monday night. Mrs. Glr vln was preparing to retire and was drinking a glass of water when ahe was suddenly stricken and fell dead. She had been in good health and spir its. Mrs. Glrvln was sixty-six years of age, and had spent all her life In Brunswick. She Is survived by two daughters and four sons. To Get More Strength from Your Food. WORK WEAKENS THE KIDNEYS. W HEN tho Bowels are filled 1 «**•'« w ««* no m reeling mown with undigested food wa a * aln,t Can, P Smith at the meeting, wun undigested looa wa , he camp mertly vo toi n *r its objection may ba a great deal worse to merging on the grounds that the city off than If we wera half *»»» '*■£« enough for two camps BY IRE MEMBERS OF MACON CAMP Special to The Georgian. Macon. Ga., April 10.—A decided stand waa taken by the members of Camp Macon, United Confederate Vet erans, yesterday against uniting a-ith Camp R. A. Smith, and a committee was named to Impart the newe to the secretary of the laet-named organlsa tlon. There was no III feeling ehown Philadelphia. Pa., April 10—Thad- deua Johnson, u negro maniac In the ill tane ward of the Philadelphia hospital, waa kicked and trampled to death l>y Patrick Murray, another Insane In mate. Johnson suffered from religious mania and was Imbued with the Idea that the other i»tlents were wicked and should be disciplined. Seising a chair, Johnson proceeded to confect the other Intnntes of the Insane ward in hla own forceful manner. Murray objected to having religion beat Into him with a chair und a fu rious tight ensued. Murray knocked the negro man down, kicked him In the head until Ills skull was fractured and then jumped on his prostrate form, breaking every rib In Ills body. John son’s body was crushed almost to a pulp before the attendants could sub due Murray. CHILDREN FIND AND EAT POISON; LITTLE GIRL DEAD Little Falls, X. V., April 10.—While playing about their home In Salisbury. Helen, aged 4, and Glenn, aged 3, chil dren of William Knox, found a quantity of strychnine and ate It. Helen Is dead and the little boy Is very low. HEAVY SNOW FALL ALONG ST. LAWRENCE Ogdensburg. X. Y.. April in.—Blx Inches of snow fell In this vicinity last night and It Is still falling. Montreal reports thirteen Inches of snow und good sleighing. Doan’s Kidney Pills Hava Dona Great Service for People Who Work In Atlanta. Mott Atlanta people work ever)’ day Hayed loo long In the open air. Well, when food decays in the Bowels, In some strained. unnatural position— through delayed and overdue action, what bending constantly over a desk—rid- u. — Ing on jolting wagona or care—doing nlppe laborious housework; lifting, reaching * * * * strains tend to wear, weaken and In- that llnathe Bowels and Intestines then draw off than If we were half l« r «e enough for two camps . Members nf Camp Macon stated that starvea. t'iir*v felt quite reluctant at giving up Because food that stays too long In their organization that had been an In the Bowels decays there, Just as if It * ' * “ dilution In tlie city for so long a lime, but had no fault to find with the other camp. HOR8EMEN FIX DATE FOR MACON TRACK MEET. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., April 10.—The horaemen nt Central City park have decided to hold the spring meet this year on the -- __ _ . , , _ , . afternoon of April 18. and have also jure the kidney* until they fall behind Poison from the deesyed Food, Instead of completed a full program of the illf- in their work of fllterlng the poisons the Nourishment they wero Intended to ferent racing events that are to be from the blood. Doan's Kidney Pills j.. w pulled off. The gate receipts are to go cure alck kidney*, put new strength ’ entirely lo the city hospital and the In bad backs. This Pcfaon jela Into tho blood and, In lady members of the auxiliary are noiv J. T. Ivey, the well-known farmer, lime, spreads all over the body, unless the . u • . , , of Postofflce Walton conn- Cause ol Constipation is promptly removed. ,J"dlff.°"m rice.“sS^SXtTto^te!! ty. who has many acquaintances m At- That cause of Constipation Is Weak, or of the thoroughbreds that have been labta, aays: Though I am naturally . poweTMuaeles wintering, In Macon. Several of the a very strong, healthy man, my back “D oowei musenh. animal* are among the best that tlie has given me a great deal of trouble. When your Bowel-Muscles grow Dabby Mst and middle R est can boast of. and There was a terrible pain In the small they need Exercise lo strengthen them, not v,l,le here have been given tbe beet cf of It, and often I was hardly able to ..ph-ia" th . m attention by the experts In charge of walk. Any ov.r-exertton or a slight Phy * le P“>P« f ,h8m ’ the different tmlnlng quarters. w ld dT5 y ?^ d Sldn W v°. n, werilf , f^R * ’ * ! tnatohe. and the animal, are now |4- «d C Mlrt mJSy wribinown prepare: There’s only on* kind of Artificial Ex- ■»* prepared for the meet. ttons, but none of them did me any ercisa for the Bowel-Muscles. COMPANY CONSIDERS good until aome months ago, when In Its name Is ’’CASCARETS," and Its ENGINEER'S REPORTS. Atlanta, I stopped at Brennan * An- price Is Ten Cents a box. | .Special to The Georgian. thony’a drug store, at 102 \thltehall So, II you want the same natural action Macon. Ga.. April 10.—A meeting of asked' theTr rtf IE?ikw.*KUw ** * *>* walk In Iha c^STy would ^iX^ Pills were recommended to me and I give you, (without Iha weariness) lake one * . I- ’ ' got a bo*. Tbe result of taking these Cascarel at a lime, with Intervals between, i and wasTlowed BeforsTl us’ed theS^he'awrettona’wer* * il *> rou ’f lch ‘*'® e “ c,c ® ndiUor, y #u<1 “ !r ®- i by a meeting of .he director, of the In a badly disordered condition, being One Cascarel at a lime will properly same company dark colored and full of sediment and cleanse a foul Breath, or Coated Tongue. ,.5 nl J' harttoretam es^la^ .t n.ghL b^ . . . cleared* up *and° restored* to “a'normal Don’, fall lo carr* the Vest Pocket ' R^StE condition, and the retention is also • Cascarel Box with you constantly. ■ formally accepted, perfect. Mr back Is strong and sound, AnDrt5iislss.il them-over tan million ! n?S£ v 'l!E« too. since taking the treatment. i. : pieied by the nrst of Maj and thsn the For tale by all dealere. Price 60 boxes a year. | work of actual construction will begin, cents. Foater-Mllburn Co., Buffalo. B* very careful to get the genuine. C Lua niRFeroijR New York, eole agents for the United mads only by the Sterling Remedy Com- j APPOINT COMMITTEES. States. . j piny and never sold in bulk. Every tablet I Special to The Georgian. Remember the name—iDoan »—and i „ „„ Macon, Ga.. April lo.—At a meeting 'aka no other. “ - stamped tw,. ,u y,, Erector, of lbe outm. that was held yesterday arrangements were made for the coming season and the work that Is to be done during the season was divided among several com mittees named by President Howard M. Smith. The date for the opening was changed from April 24 until the even ing of Tuesday, April 30. QUITS RAILROAD OFFICE TO ENTER LUMBER BUSINE8S. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., April 10.—Pitt Glover, who has been connected with the Geor- gla Southern and Florida railroad for the past fifteen years and who at pres ent holds the position of commercial agent for the company In Macon, has handed In his resignation to take effect on May 1. Mr. Glover has taken a po sition with the Stetson Lumber Com pany, and In the future will be located at Arlington, Ga., where the company has a large mill. RETURNING FROM TRIP, ATLANTA PHY8ICIAN DIE8. Special to The Georgian. Macon. Ga.. April 10.—Dr. Charles l:. Mc(’endless, a well-known Atlanta phy sician. died at the city hospital yester-' day. after an illness of several days. Dr. McCandless had.been on a visit In southwest Georgia and wa* on his re turn home when taken III and sent to the hospital In this city. His wife arrived In Macon only a feu- hours before he died, lie was well known In Mucon and especially among the physicians In this city. missionary Union" MEETS IN MACON. Special to The Georgian. Macon. Ga.. April 10.—In the Flrat ^Presbyterian church of Macon the fleet session of the convention of the Wom an’s Missionary Union of the Macon Presbytery was held yesterday evening. Rev. C. K. Henderllte. of Brasil, de livered the address of the evening. De. votlonal services were conducted this morning by Mrs. B. P. Morgan, of Amerlcus. Mrs. R. K. Douglass, of Maron, welcomed the visitors, and the response was made by Mr*. J. C. Tims. Mr*. B. B. Van liouten and Mrs. H. L. Ferrell, of Macon, discussed the grn-e of giving anil the talue of missionary publication* at the morning sessions. There are many leading church work ers among 'the delegates. The work will last through Thursday. The officers of the association are as follows: President—Mrs. J. C. Tims, of Moul trie. First Vice President—Mrs. S. H. Harrison. Amerlcus. Second Vice President—Mr*. E. S. McIntosh. Boston. Secretary—Mrs. E. H. Crain. Albany. Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. J. J. Galllsrd. Macon. Treasurer—Miss Florence Wade, Quitman. MANY INJURED VESSELS PUT IN FOR REPAIRS ■op a Poi THE TRIPOD PAINT CO„ 37 N. Pryor St., and a ARTIST Will bring you a sample-card and glva you an estimate on Tinting your walla with DECO-MURA, tha naw sanitary Wall Finish. O0OO<HM»QOl»QOO<iOO0O0<KWC>O O O O PERSPIRING AND BUNKING O O MADONNAS CAUSE RIOT O O o O Rome. April 10.—The famous O O statue of the Madonna, believed O O by the people to have sweated O O during the calamity, was carried O O about by the clergy and local O O authorities, and was followed by O O thousands nf worshipers in 0 O celebration of the anniversary O 0 of the 1905 eruption of Vesuvius. O O The processional feast at No- O 0 cera Inferiors ended In a riot, O 0 It Is said, by excitement over a O 0 report that another statue of O 0 the Madonna was opening and O O shutting Its eyes. 0 O O O0000000000000000000000000 8peclal to The Georgian. Brunswick. Ga., April 10.—The storm which prevailed along the coast on April 2, seems to have done even great er damage to shipping than was at flrst supposed, as Injured and partially dis abled vessels continue to put Into port for repairs. The schooner Elizabeth T. Doyle Is the last of the Injured to re port here, having lost her anchoring chain, and one of her masts. Her damage will be repaired here. .’ILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. PAJiO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cur# any case or Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro truding Piles lu S to 14 daye or uoaej re funded. 50c. GEORGIAN TO CHINA AS MISSIONARY TEACHER. Nashville, Tenn., April 10.—At the meeting of the executive committee of the Presbyterian church In the United States here yesterday, Mlsa Annie V. Wilson and slater, Mrs. Elizabeth Wil son, of Richmond. Va., were appointed missionaries and arrangement* were made for sending H. B. VanValken- burgh. at present college Y. M. C. A. secretary of the University of Georgia, to Koscing, China, as a teacher. The receipts for the present year t* shown In the report amounted to |2<*,- 000. Arrangements were made for holding a convention of the laymen ) missionary movement at Birmingham. Ala., on May 15, the day preceding the session of the general assembly. There fe only one “Bromo Quinine ” Thai is Laxative Bromo Quinine• t i Similarly nam*d remedies sometime* deceive. Thi« first and original Cold Tablei t« a WHITE PACKAGE with black and red letterinca and bean the eiraature S%A v