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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. 'tjifUAT, MAT 2*. LIFE OF ST, VINCENT Take Hood-9 fl flflllFIITI V THin Sarsaparilla LLU UUUl I L I I ULU To purify, vitalize and enrich your blood, creole an appetite and give you strength. Liquid or tablets, 100 Dotes One Dollar. l Father Murpliv Delivers an 1 " 1 1 A^dre.^ St Vincent IEDGEWOGD AVE. LOTS aud His Work. ARE SOLO AT AUCTION Father M. J. Murphy delivered nn elo quent a,Mre?s Mcaday nl(ht It Mariat bill on “St. Vincent DeFaul." which win beard by a .Urge audience. A inuilcnl pro,mm wn, rendered by n number of well-known mnilclnnn. In hlu Introduction, Fnther Murphy cull ed Attention to the remarkable feet that voices generally dtncordnnt unite In- • 1 aujeatle harmony of pralae and ndmlra I tlon for Vincent; that the French rev- i oiutlon even In Ita wild paroxyam of fren- j ny and reddened with the blood of martyred | prleeta raised o atetne to hie memory. He next dwelt oh Vlnceat'i aafnrlty end woaderfol nraep of fnr-reerhlng prlncl- £ 101 li.v which he wee able. In bln orient,- ettona, to counteract hamlllatlona to the poor no often attendant on puhlh- charity end the mledlrrcted klndnene no often met with to private charity. In Vlncent'a or- ganltations. the poor were lyatenmtlonlly attended to by the loving hands of tboae who had learned tbat to serve la to reign, lie «aa n uindcrn end practical aamt. ’using nil the truth.and' goodness of the world around him for the benefit of hu manity. He wna n channel through which nionev flowed from the rich to the poor, ahd today the eoctetles hearing hlu name fulfill n ulmllar function. The apenkei- then gore a brief sketch of 'Vincent's life, of hit north In 1576 of humble a rents iienc the town of Hose, In Hie fulr id of France, the home of no ina„- anlnts nml hemes: of hts boyhood: of hi college life: of his being raised lo the priesthood Slid the flile yenre of qnlet and nnaelflsh work with the poor that followt-d of hts capture by Moorish Corsairs, and hit two venra of slsvpry In the Afrlcnu dsteri: of his cheplnlucy to Mnrgnret of Valois; Ids role of preceptor In the lllus- Itrlmia nnd hrllllnnl lte.lor.il family; of hit pastoral work at Cifehy nad t'hntlllons. The sjieaker then posted to the four magnlflccnt armies of charity Vluceot >f- #anlir>l-tl!c Ladle. of Charity, the Waters of ebarltr. the Aaaorlatton of Iwymen and the Priests of the Mltalon. While awak ing of the 1-ndlos of Charity nnd Hitters of Charity. Father Murphy took occnulon to pay n most iienutlful tribute tn woman hood. He next moke of Vlncent'n work among the galley alsvee; of the foundling asylums he rstiildisbed: of Ms herolsin In alleviating the plague nml fnmlne-atrleken province -of Lorraine nnd hla uoble role of pence-, At »*>-o'clpck Monday nflernoon the real estate Arm of Forrest * lleorge Adair auc tioned all'the properly of the Best Atlanta land Cotnpiny, locetad on Edgewood ave nu<- end adjoining atreets. between th* l-Mgewood nvenue bridge nnd tbe Boulavard. There were forty-tire lots dlspo- ■ * ■* tSt,2H.10.wna reolla.il frop, the. bale was attendad by a large mini pie and Hie bidding was spirited. 13— W. F. fiiiuan,. 1HW. H. Ewing. IW-IM-O. A. Ho The numbers of the lots, purchasers and rices follow: e Price. J?":::::—:: l M 200—4% V. ucmtr V foot on Daniel 8t., .1. K Canfilsr. - Daniel Ht., 4. H. randier. 1.330.00 * • “ 2,700.00 3,5(10.00 1.275.00 2.625.00 1.750.00 lAil UH 1/HIHCl mi., d. m. i »a»i m-nono-r. i. Truitt 211-212-218-214—11. M. Utnil 220-321-822-82*—T. If. Pitts 2^1-225-216—C. I.. Truitt 227-228-J. H. Porter S 230-231-2S2-Jnel Hurt -W. II. Arnold v-..., 2.74-J. I.ee Barnes 235-236—O. A. Neal I..-. 2» 259-J. H. Candler 266—c. II. tilrardetii 261-262—J. H. Candler..... 263-Edgur Hunlaii.. 264-266—J. II. Ewing KS-f74-276-A. D. guarles _ K6-M7-J. H Bwlug 1,186.00 266—J. It. Black t., 88160 Total SfritH 3.300.00 625.60 6*. 06 IM6.01 1,156.66 Qovarnor Littla Very Low. Greenwood, Ark., May 28.—Governor Little, of Arkansas, Is very low today, and the end la expected to come at almost any hour. . Cardinal Masarln'a policy of breaking down the power of tbe nobility and the ex alting ut the power of the king. Iu the second part of his address, ■ptMMMMPHHIwqMaBW of Ht. Vincent HrPanl Is accomplishing throughout the world, nml. although so young In Atlanta, the grrnt work It liau ke of the worn! work the Hm-lety MRS, FREENEVILLi BROKE DOWN UNDER STRI DE TRIAL She Reads Bible in Prison While Awaiting the Hearing of Motion. A a Iwwn T •Arrow Collar Expettnnt gained by yean of experience justifies the claim that Arrow Collar patterns inxura perfect fit and sit. t 200 CTYLEO IN QUARTER SIZES; 16C EACH; 2 FOR 26C duett; Peabody A C».. Troy, N. V., Makers ofciuett shirts Jacobs’ Prescriptions There ( it more to the proper filling of n prescription than in appar ent at firnt'glancn. Tha success of tho physician, tho haatth, the very life of tlje patient in dependant upon the earn and judgment of the com pounder, and tha quality of tha material he uiea. • Accuracy in everything, and the pharmaceutical chemist mutt give, hit entire mind and thought to thia one particular lint, If he la to give tha bast that it in him. Jacobs* Prescription Department hae prepared for thia contingency, and in thia department maintains four expert pharmacists who devote theirentlra time to the filling of preaorip. Hone. They have no other duty and no other thought, and thair experi ence, coupled with the use of the most complete tebcratcry of druga and chamicals in tha United States, superviatd by the same executives wheat earn has been tha causa of our aucccta, assures both physieian and pa tient Accurate Service—Fresh Drugs Reasonable Charges In building up this unusual establishment wa have borne in mind that tha rudimarita of tha druggist's success is the proper dispensation of drugs. Our narvien ia prompt. We maintain a messenger service that will call for and deliver your order. Jacobs’ Pharmacy 6-8-10 Marietta Street. 23 Whitehall Street. SI1.25 RICHMOND, VA «> Return $11.25 via Southern Railway Tickets on sale May 26 to 30th; limited June 11. Extension of final limit can be had until July 6, 1907. TWO TRAINS DAILY. Lv. Atlanta 12:15 noon 12:16 midnight Ar. Richmond 6:56 a. m. 8:40 p. m. Through Pullman Sleeping Cars Atlanta to Richmond. Phones 142 and 2199. Ticket Office, - - - - No. 1 Peachtree Street Ticket Office, .... New Terminal Station Phone 4900. Epeclal lo The Georgian. Macon, Oil, May 18.—Mrs. Sallte Fr<eney. who .wa* last week tried and convicted of the murder of W. Pr'Har. rell at .Eastman, Os'., had broken down under the strain she has been under since the trial, and la now under the care of a physician. Mre. Freeney stated that before go ing to Eastman She felt very well, but the trip there and back and the strain of the trial wae too much for her. Be fore going to Eastman Mrs. Freeney had the highest hopes of being cleared of the charge of murder. Mrs. Freeney Is again confined In the Bibb county Jail awaltfisg ihe result of h motion for a new trial. She spends n great deal cf the tlmo reading tho Bible. THREE MEN INJURED BY COLLAPSE OF PLATFORM. Spcrtnl to The Georgian. Macon, Oa.. May 28.—Three men, two white and a negro, were injured yes terday when the scarfolding at tho At lantic Compress Company gave way and the men fell a distance of thirty feet. Robert L. Thomas, white, had his left leg badly wrenched nnd otherwlee shaken up, and Jeff Bynum, white, was ■'nn u hv fulling timber nml badly In jured. Ike Harris, the negro, was the worst Injured. He Is suffering from a bad scalp wound, left leg Injured and right shoulder dislocated. The tnen were all carried to tho city hospital, where they are resting cosily. MAY INVESTIGATE FAL8E FIRE ALARM8. Special to The Georgian. , Macon, Oa., May 28.—Two more false alarms In as many days have started the members of the Macon fire department to thinking and Chief L. M. Junes went ty the muyor's office nnd had a long talk about the nuisance.' Sunday box 15, at the corner of Cher ry and Fourth streets, wss pulled at about noon, and yesterday the depart ment was tailed upon a wild goose chase to the comer of Oak and Fourth streets. Upon neither occasion was even a' trace bf fire found and no one In the neighborhoods knew who sent tn the alarms.' MAN WHO WAS STABBED IN SERIOUS CONDITION, gpii'lnl lo The Georgian. Macon, Oa., May 28.—Ras Ricks, who was stabbed Saturday night by a negro, passed a very quiet night last night and this morning was a little better. The wound inflicted Is more serious than wae at first thought, as the blade of the knife pentratod the pleura cavity. Mr. Rieka' condition Is such,that Jie can not (make jkjataiegu'nt, and ill that can be learned qf the affair Is the state ment by Ifred Smith, the negro) who did, the cutting. ANTJ-FRATERNITY PAPER 18 SOON TO APPEAR. Special tn The Georgian. Macon, Go., May 28.—At the recent upheaval In the Mercer student body, caused by the action of the faculty In putting a quietus’ on "college politics,'' It was stated that an effort would be made by the "nons" to have the frn- ternltlee ousted.. Jt Is now announced by the leaders of tho non-fraternity men that no such Action will be tnken. It It stated on the -campus that the new anti-fraternity innKazIne, which Is to be published by-students of Mercer nml Emory Jointly, will appear ns soon Os the material for the SfM. lMtl'aS be assembled. CA8E IS CONTINUED TILL AFTER BATTLE HEARING, Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., May 28.—In the matter ot the case against Cornelius O'Con- nelt, petition for attachment for con tempt, which was due to be heard In the United Btates court yesterday. Judge Speer decided to postpone the matter until June 2, after the case of Tom Battle has been heard. The court stated that It did not care to hear the charges against O'Connell until the Indictment against Battle had been disposed of. INDICTMENT8 RETURNED BY BIBB GRAND JURY. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Qa„ May 28.—The grand Jury had a busy session yesterday, ami among the Indlptments returned were the following: Lyons and Lucius Bell, cl with car breaking. Joe MitchelL charged with simple larceny. i Madleon Callaway, car breaking. Joe Mitchell, ogntn, simple larceny. Joe Clark, alias Joe Taylor. U la charged that he was Intrusted with n bill which he converted to his own use. The grand Jury will continue this week and will try and wind up Its business as soon as possible. BOARD WI^L CONSIDER INCREASE FOR'SCHOOLS. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga.. May 28.—The board of county commissioners will hold a called nieettng Tuesday afternoon for the pur pose of hearing the committee from the board of education In behalf of an In creased appropriation for tbe schools. The board requires that the appropria tion be Increased this year from 8*6,000 to 171,000, and as this Increase Is neces sary, It will doubtless be granted. MAYOR BRIDGES SMITH, AT ATHENS CONVENTION. Special to The Gc irglan. Macon. Ga- May 21.—Mayor Bridget Spilth and Recorder Cabanlse left on Monday afternoon for Athens, where they go to attend the meeting of the Georgia League of Municipalities, in the absence of Mayor' Smith and Re corder Cabanlst, Alderman Leon S. Dure will be forced to- play a double that of mayor and police recorder. SPECIAL WILL CARRY VETERANS TO RICHMOND. Special to The OeorflaB. Macon. Oa., May 28.—The special train bearing the Macon Confederate veterans will leave Macon oven the Central of Georgia railroad .Tuesday Your Hair Needs Care A little time devoted to tbe care of the hair works wonders. Just use Ayer’s Hair Vigor, the new kind, systematic ally and conscientiously, and see the result. Stops falling hair, cures dan* druff, makes the hair grow. Ask your doctor about this. J.C.Ayt Co., Love.l. Hue. afternoon at 4:50 p. m. Many veterans will attend the reunion from Macon and Bibb county. The interest taken in the trip Is possibly greater than It haabeen In years, Jones, Twiggs, Baldwin, Sumter! Dougherty, Taylor nnd. sev eral other counties will have their dele gations hr Moctm Tuesday aftcrnooi time to leave upon the Central special. The commissary car has ’been i stocked and. wlIKnccompany the n erans to and from Richmond. Funeral of Mrs. McDowell, Speri.'il to The ' ;»*nrgi:tn. Macon; Ga., May 28.—Mrs. M. M. Mc Dowell, aged 59 years, died 'Sunday night at her home on Oglethorpe street after an Illness of several weeks. The body was shipped Monday afternoon to Talbdtton. Ga., tbe old-, homo of the deceased, where, tho funeral and Inter ment Was held Monday evening.. j Funeral of Mrs, Deveraux, Special to T.he Georgian. Macon. Ga., May 28.—Mra. Margaret Deveraux. pged-e3 years,-died late Sun day afternoon at the home of her son, Tim C. Hickey. Tha funeral services were held Monday afternoon' from St. Josephs Catholic church, conducted by Father McDonnell. The Interment wos mado In Rose Hill. Curtains Have Not Arrived. Special to The Georgian. - , Macon, Ga., May 28.—Some,time ngo there was an ordinance 'passed by the council requiring the Macbn Railway and Light Company to. place storm curtains on all of their open cars. At this time It was stated by the company that they had anticipated this action on the part of council, and that the cur tains, had already been ordered. This action was taken In March, but the curtains have not yet arrived; if so, they have not been put. up TO CURE A COLD'IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BKOMO Quinine Tablets. Druggist, refund money If It falls to cure. B. \V. UROVE’H signature It on each box. BENEFIT IT CAFES FOR INFIRMARY FUND The Ladles' Aid Society of the Bap tlst Tabernacle will have charge of Childs' cafes at 8 South Brood street end 45 West Mitchell street on Thurs day hext, serving dinner and supper for the benefit of the charity work in tho Tabernacle Infirmary. The charity work this year at the Infirmary has greatly increased, about twice ns many pa tients of this class having been cared for. and as a result there is an Indebt edness of J2.C60. It I* In order that tt|la may he wiped out that the Ladies' Aid Society Is working, and the work in tha two cafes on next Thursday will aid materially. special day is set apart each year In the church to raite the amount of the charity work Indebtedness, and this year. Sunday. June 1.. has been named. AH friends of the Infirmary nnd the Ladles' Aid Society are cordially In vited to take thair dinners and sup per* nt either of the cafes on Thurs day nnd get the best tbe market af fords. PLAYGROUNDS TO BE DISCUSSED At Grace Methodist church Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock the Church Extension Society will discuss the ques tion of public playgrounds for Atlanta children. A number of well-known men and women will discuss the sub ject from various standpoints, dhd It Is expected that additional ImpetuB will be given the-movement. CONVICT ESCAPES FROM U. S. PRISON Not satisfied wllB the easy life of a trusty In the Federal prison, and know ing he "nlv had four more months to serve. William I-'Inusy, a negro, escaped from the Institution Monday night about 8 o’clock. He was a cook em ployed outside the prison proper and his escape was an easy matter. 'He was sent up from Columbus,. Ga., for robbing a postoffice tdeserve three and one-holt years. A reward of 860 Is of fered for his capture/ Thomas Clay at Wext Point. Thomas Clay, youngest son of Sena tor A. S. Clay, ha* received notice from the war department to report to West Point on June 17 for entrance to the military academy. He was appointed by Congressman T. M. Bell, of the Ninth district, nnd has already suc cessfully passed thd examination. Next Sunday will lie Tabernacle Inflrmnry ilny n| the Itnptlkt Tabernacle, end is •et uipsrt tor raising funds to close the charity debt tor tbe year. Th# Indebtedness-Is now 18,500, snd It Is necessary to receive liberal contributions. Most of .that naiouut hns been spent for cUnrlty work done by the InititutMt, '' — Dr. Len G. Broughton hns nddrexsed the following through The Georgian to the pub- llc.'nppemlhiif n £<ipj of. the nutiun! report of tlie.lnllrinsrif. which I* given:. . "Gar new building enterprise hns Caused ns to Xulfer somewhat fit tills fiiud, as we have not felt like asking tho public to atd us' when w, :were pushing the other nnd larger enterprise, ln,t I feel euro thnt the good people of'Atjabfa will not suffer «• to. Incli In our work for tick humanity, os. p,sliilly for those who are on the chnrlty (let, We. would greatly.appreciate, there- fore, uny amount that uur friends may give between now nnd next Hutidny to help us llnuliiute this Indebtedness uncl free na so that we eon pursue our summer work wlthtmt being hindered. ■ "inflrmnry day with ns next Rnnday at the Tabernacle Is u, he made a greet occasion. The Hnlelny school will celebrate It with ham,era and siren,i,era and appro priate exercises. . ,' „ "At U'o'eloek f will preach unil outline the work we ere doing, snd s voluntary of fering will he made to pay (Ids debt; alto amounts wnt In by onr friend* on the out ride will be announced. t.„ "At night s novel nnd Intrrrxtlng pro gram I* nrranged. During the song service Ihe Tnbernnele Working Olrla' Dormitory Msndnllu nnd Onltar I'luh will take part, nml Ihe nnraes from the Inflrmnry St the clue# of the sermon will tvnlt upon tho con gregation, acting ae collector* to receive contrlhnllona for this fund. "We have always treated the people* jtf Atlanta to help ns earry this work, and we feel that we enn do *o again. ’ Annual report of Tntoriinole inflrmnry for Infirmary day. Unit Sunday In June: Numerical. s of | Avfrnyn number of 1 Avrrajro number of jmet pay patlVnta per Areraim niimbVr of charity patioiiti por day TABERNACLE INFIRMARY DA Y; RAISE FUND NEXT SUNDA Y Average number of nurses mtlntalned per day wage .. malutalncl per day Average number of officers maintained per day a Average number of eervante maintained per day 4 Average number of |snndres«es maintain ed per day •••_ Total number maintained per day ; Finainelal. Amount of money reeelvcd from pntlenta nnd donations 818,273.06 Amount of ,Tinner borrowed on sc- count of charjty nnd equipment, 2,500.00 .... Infirmary hes never had so year aa the one Jnst closing. The — —ell organized, and smoothly ——— 0nr medical onto are we hnrmnnlon Ileal, el— - i nnd ilenttsts, Total 120,773,66 • . Remarks. ; Two thbiiadnd 'eight hundred and ninety' eight dolloftr hns been pnbl hit the neW lat, —■ *-■-•- *—• — -‘—ets. pood n Jm .medical fourteen pbyalclaua. —rgeons nnd dentists, have lieen helpful and enthusiastic in their co-operation. The tensions' Interest hns !>een good, ho nurse la accepted .who Is not a professed Chris- tlon: nml then they „rr required to pursue a,general course of Bible study.' Dali/ devotions are held In the Institution with Jbe burses eneh day. ' . ... During the year, a system of telephones has been nut In, which' connects the pa tients' beds with the Tnbernnele pnlplt. so that they can hear Ihe music, preaching and lecturea at .the Tabernacle. A Much Appreciated Teitimorilgl, We rould produce hundreds of testimo nials from those wl,o have shared the lu- firmary blessings, but we ehall only pub lish one: "Hprlngvnle.—Dear Dr. Broughton: F.ven out of the depths of this heart-breaking sorrow, mother am 1 I feel that wo must cogUt .ha have had mor* devoted care, and nowhere coaid we hare had the Mme bletalnga of rhrJatl.ui ayrapathy and prayer*. The week I spent umler the shadow of tho TAbomnclo will nlwuya he a Bethel to my spirit. Truly yours, ISABELLE JORDAN.” We want our friends to help ns raise this charity nnd eiinlpuient deficit of U.G00 by the first Rundoy In June. Do not let our new Tsbernflcle enterprise get In tho wtj. 'Ye can not use one penny of that money >r this purpose. rontrthurfous enn he sent to either of us whose names are nlcmnl to this report. MIBB KATE C. FULLER. Keeretanr and Treasurer. DR. I*. O. BROUGHTON, ITeshlent. MRS. W. H. WiOGB, I'halrman Hoard of Lady Managers, 2459 West North Avenue. The Kind You Hare Always Bought, and which has been In use for over 30 years, has borne tho signature of and has been made under his per sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no ono to deceive yoii in tills! All Counterfeits, Imitations and“ Just-aH-good’*aro but experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant.' It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It ilestroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It «urcs Diarrhoea and Wind - Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency, It assimilates tlio Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA always Bears the Signature of The M You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. C CENTAUR COMPANY, TV MURRAY RTRtCT, If You Are Wise, Mr. Merchant, You will apply The Long Distance Bell Telephone to your business. It will make profits, save time, travel, trouble and money. ’ Reasonable Rates; . Satisfactory Service. Call “Long Distance,” Southern Bell , Telephone and Telegraph Co. INVESTIGATION SET FOR NEXT THURSDAY The Investigation ot Commlaaloner Thomas F. Stock* by the water board will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. This was decided upon at the board meeting Monday afternoon. . W. • T. Brown, preaident of the Ragland Coal Company, on whose letters It bated the charge against Mr. Stocks, has been notified to be here on that date. Tho recommendation ot the sub committee that Dabney H. Maury, of Peoria, III- an expert hydraulic engi neer, be employed to determine whether or not a centrifugal pump will do the work for the waterworks, was adopted by th* board. Mr. Maury will be paid 83$ a day. He was wired to come at-once. DRi PORTER) an Old Railroad Surgeon, spent several years of study and experi ment in getting: up the preparation Awnings For stores. Offices, Residences, Public Buildings, etc, manu factured and put up. All work guaranteed Lowest prices. Phone or write for estimates. J,M HIGH CO. - Atlanta. Ga. ■ ■ n. M. WOOLLEY. M. U, 2 AUoata, Ua. Office 104 N. mot StrtoA Antiseptic Healing Oil, yvhich is coming into universal use as the most conve nient and efficient application obtain able. for wounds, burns, sores and skin diseases, whether slight or serious. It is a scientific combina tion of medicinal qualities which relieves pain, antiseptically cleanses and rapidly heals all injured or diseased parts. It has become a sort of “HOUSBilOld Sur|60I)i M All druggists sell it. 25c TAX NOTICE State and County Tax Cooks now open, Make avoid the nish. Books will close in a tew days, T. M. ARMISTEAO, Tax Receiver. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Arrtva From — f flavannali .... 7.00 an Macon J? Jarknotnllle . 7.50 am Mu con Mficon 11.40amiMacon "££££ Macon 4.15 pm .Jacksonville .. Jgg; \l:»con ........ 8.10 Dinffcnvanoob ■* Ifl TEETH nkhoVKKtf