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THE-ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
JAY, BF.l’TF.MBRR 28, 1397.
SOME MORE REAL ESTATE ADS
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
GLORE & JIJSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
THK NICEST COTTAGE ON BASS
.treat: six room« and hall; modern, with
In rtf lot; BJ09- Tllln l« « beauty,
NEWPORT STREET—NEW COTTAGE OF
four rooms; large lot: city wnter; only
*1.250. Terms nearly name «» rent.
EAST POINT-SIX-UOOM
two year* old; lot 75 nrjf
tennnie *10 |M*r mouth: *859.
COTTAGE,
rents to white
Terme.
ON TOSOE STREET. WE HAVE A NICE
alt room house; large lot. atablea, gaa,
water anil bath. Prire *3,500. Terma
A NICE FOCH-BOOM COTTAGE ON
Cameron atreet; lot 44 by 108. Price *1,400;
caay terma.
NEAR SOUTHERN SHOPS. FIVE-BOOM
bouae: nice lot, near car line. Price *1.100
rath. This place rente for *11 per montb.
NEAR FRASER STREET-BIX-ROOM.
two-atom all ImproTementa down. Price
SEAR GEORGIA AVENCE-A NICE
tire-room cottage; lot 60 by 175. Price Jl,»
CO. Eaay terma.
ON THE BEST PART OF DAVIS STREET
—Nice six-room cottage; cabinet mantela
aud very large lot; *2,00. Term*.
ON CHESTNUT STREET-NICE NEW
alt-room cottage; lot 40 by 1*0 to another
atreet; cabinet mantela and city watar.
(1.500, (10) caab and *25 per montb.
A REAL. UP-TODATE HOME ON THE
lieet part of Forreat STtBUs: Is Just what
you bare been looking for. Well, we bare
It: the owner le going weat and want* to
turn It Into caab. and llaten: tba prtoo la
only *1,000.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
*07
bouae, within 44
ration and lerel lot: *1,860; eaay payment*,
or 5 per rent olf for caab.
WE HAVE ONE L.1HQ0 LEVEL LOT,
being 71 by 320 feet. In half block of ear
line In Weet End. Tbl* lot hne east
front and plenty of ehade. Just think of
getting a lot thla aide for *1.000.
NEAT THREE-ROOM COTTAGE. WITH
lot 100 hr 2*3. In another atreet: lerel.
with eaat trial. Iierne, etc. Rent* *10 per
Thla la Id tbo weaterr '
ir you want a little fa
Only *1,600. Terma.
LYON, MITCHELL & CO.
Renting, Real Estate and
Investments,
No. 6 N. Forsyth St.
Bell Phone 3462.
(U00-OX POWELL STREET; NICE
bouse; rented all time to white tenant*
for *16 a montb. A splendid email Invest*
oent.
*2,656—ON SIMPSON; NEAR LUCKIB
street; splendid sls room bouse. This Is
r clone In and splendid community, and worth
the money. Take a look at It.
S2.4AG-A HARO AIN—SIX-ROOM COT-
tag*. on Simpson street, west of Mari
etta. Best part of street and a fine future
to this property. You can pay all cash,
or assume a mortgage of *1,000. l*ook at
this property, and take Id the surroundings,
looks yood.
H.WO-nHOI»K8 STREET, NEAR DAVIS
four-room house; all improvements. Lot
SO by 200 to another street. Llea level,
ready to build, or will rent before you can
complete the house. Splendid Investment.
WE WANT AN OFFER ON THIS: THE
lot Is 100 by 100, about 400 feet of Mari
etta street, and 100 feet of railroad and
frelyht depot. Joins property of a larye
manufacturing concern. There Is a larye
substantial brick building on this property
that cost over *18,000. It la In fine location
for close-in manufacturing concern; has two
floors. Car line In front. Altogether, we
believe this one of aa fine pieces of prop
erty for manufacturing, atorage, etc., aa
there Is In Atlanta, and It Is going to be
sold, and It Is up to you to make the
price. See ua about It, and doublt Jour
money on this proposition.
FOR RENT—HOUSES.
For Rent By
W. E. TREADWELL & CO.
24 South Broad St.
2*0 E. Cain. 11 room* *36,00
tit N. Jackeon (fumlahed) 12
room. .. 100.00
44 Piedmont Pla., 8 room, 60.00
4* Piedmont Pla., 8 room* .... 45.00
48 Piedmont Pla., 8 room* 40.00
53 Park ave„ 6 rooms .. 37.50
342 Oreenaferry are., 8 rooms.. 26.00
812 Oak St., 8 rooms .. -2.60
88 Venable, 5 rooms 22.50
Oakland City, corner Oak atreet
and chert road. 5 rooms of
8-room houee .. 18.00
152 Pulliam street, 3 rooms, sec-
ond floor 13.00
100 Fulton avenue, Hapevine, Oa. 10.00
Warren Place, Kirkwood. Ga., 8
room. .. 18.00
W. E, Kennedy,
Rent Manage^.
M. M. SNIDER,
Real Estate and Loans,
21 Inman Building.
Bell Phone 399.
Atlanta Phone 991.
On Pulliam street, ten six-
room houses, with halls,
modern conveniences, gas
and electric lights. These
houses are located north of
Georgia avenue and in a
beautiful residence section
and a first-class neighbor
hood; eastern exposure and
plenty of shade, I can sell
these houses with a very
small cash payment and the
balance like rent. If you
want a home close in and in
a few minutes’ walk, it will
pay you to investigate these
houses at once.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
W. E. TREADWELL & CO.,
Real Estate and Renting
Agents.
ALL CLASSES OP CITY PROPERTY
AND FARMS.
24 South Broad St.
Bell Phones 2644-3483—Atlanta Phone
3803.
NORTH SIDE
10-ROOM HOUSE AND SERVANTS’
house. This la one of the best framed
houaes In thla section; 6 good bed-
room*, two large bath rooms, hot and
cold water; front and back stairways.
If you are Interested In a nice home
this will suit you. See us for further
Information and price.
8-ROOM HOUSE. NORTH BOULE-
vard, with all Improvements; elec
tric llghta; hot and cold water; tinted
walls; big bargain at *5,650.
8-ROOM HOUSE NORTH JACKSON
street; must be sold; party leaving
the city. Furnace heated and selling
for *650 less than It cost. The owner
In It. Up-to-date In every particular.
See us quick if you want bargain.
In the Fourth Ward, I have
a good 6-room double ten
ement house which will rent
for $18 per month. The lot
is 50x150; plenty of room for
other improvements. This
is an 18 per cent investment
at $1,200 cash.
Georgia avenue, between
Hill and Grant, I have
seven 6 and 7-room houses
ranging in price from $3,250
to $3,750. This is in a most
desirable section around
Grant Park. Easy terras if
desired. If you are looking
for bargains, see me.
M. M. SNIDER,
21 Inmnn Building.
WE HAVE CHOICE PROPOSITION
on Marietta street, 100 by 100. If de
sired we can cut this Into store house
lots to suit purchaser, at 876 per front
foot.
TWO 3-ROOM HOUSES ON MILL
street. Bargain at *2,100.
FOR SALE—REAL E8TATE.
EDWIN P. ANSLEY
Real Estate,
10 E. Alabama.
Phones: Bell, 339 and 363.
Atlanta 260.
*4,500 — EIGHT-ROOM TWO-STOBY
dwelling, on beat part of Highland ave-
ue; will make terma to suit purchaser.
Stop paying rent and buy a home.
*3,000 FOR LARGE LOT ON BDGEWOOD
avenne; street Is now being re-paved and
Is fast becoming business street.
WANT FOUR MEN OF WAR
BIGGEST IN THE WORLD
mended at* one time Is contained In the re
port of the general board of the navy,
signed by Admiral Dewey, which has Just
boon placed In the hands of the secretary
From an authoritative source It Is learned
that tin* liMiinl favored tin* ronxtruntlon of
four battleships bigger than the Delaware
class and even bigger than any now under
construction or authorized anywhere Ju the
world, ami also the construction of five
scout cruisers of the Birmingham type.
ROCKEFELLER MAY FINANCE
HARRY K. THAW’S NEXT TRIAL
FOR HORSE SHOW
Manager S. T. Ryley Mak-
ing Tour of Several
* Cities.
Pittsburg, Sept. 28.—According to Inti
mate friends of the Thaw family, John D,
Rockefeller has offered to place at the dis
posal of Mrs. William Thaw whatever ready
money she may need In the coming trial
of Harry Thaw, were Intimate friends, and
on account of this friendship. It Is as
serted, Mr. Rockefeller has offered to nd
vanee whatever money may be needed dur
ing the present crisis.
Mrs. William Thaw arrived at New York
today under an assumed name, on board
the Hamburg-Amerlcuu liner Kalserln Au
gusta Victoria. She would not talk to the
KILLED DAUGHTER
*1,260 FOB NICE SHADED LOT, 60 BY
190., In alley, on Eist North avenue.
Owner I* leaving town and anxious tn aell.
TWO 7-ROOM HOUSES ON NORTH
Jackaon atreet, up-to-date In every
particular; well located, on corner lot.
Thla la a genuine barguln. at *5.200.
6-ROOM HOUSE POWELL STREET
—Renta for *18 per month, *1,500.
10-ROOM tlOUSE NORTH BOULE-
vard. Every modern Improvement,
at (6,600.
SEVERAL 5 AND 6-ROOM
tagea, *2,100 to *8,600.
8EE US FOR INVESTMENT PROP
ERTY THAT PAYS 12 TO 18 PER
CENT.
HOMES FOR SALE IN
COLLEGE PARK
81,400—5-R. COTTAGE, CORNER LOT
60x185; nice bam and garden. It'a
cheap and will make you a nice little
home; eaay terma.
BEAUTIFUL CHERT FRONT LOT.
actually worth 81.220; owner very
anxloua to aell and aaya get me an of
fer quick.
6-R. COTTAGE, CORNER LOT 100X
100, 82.000; eaay terma. You ought
to aee thla. It'a nice and cheap.
*1,125—BUYS A 6-R. COTTAGE 5
blocks from car line with two lota
100x190 each. Owner llvea away and
aaya aell It quick. Don't mlaa thla.
THOS. W. GRIFFITH,
Real Estate and Business
Broker,
13 South Broad St.
Phone: Atlanta 1614; Bell
1439.
100-AUBE FARM ON POWERS FERRY
road; ton acre* In cultivation* balance
original foreat; about 150,000 feet good saw
timber and several thousand cord wood; ten
acres good bottom land, well watered;
•mall house snd outbuildings; Ilea well; only
ten miles from city. If taken at once can
sell at *40 per acre on good terms. ,
from Atlanta, on Moores mm .«k*«*, *-
acres cleared, balance origins! forest; lies
land around It selling for 1300 per acre; can
■ell this If taken at once for *125 per sere
good term*.
BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM HOUSE ON RAW
■on street, with nice basement with ee-
ment floor; has all Improvements; barn, sta
ble, etc. This la a bargain at *2,600. Terms
good.
terms of *3,600, or will exchange for nice
■mailer cot*— *
good nelghl
WALKER DUNSON,
Real Eatate, 609 Equitable. Phone 2187.
THINK THIB OVER! NORTHEAST UOR.
n«r nf Emmett and Tamila; tine block
weat of State atreet, or Home Park; 147
by 254 feet Will nub-divide In alx lota,
and *2,400 buy, them. Price, of lota *490 to
*000 each. Eaay terma.
STORE AND FIVE HOUSES; CORNER
lot, ]99x126; near Georgia avenue; rent
value (80 per month. *5,200 hnya them.
Oakland City; 6 rooma; .haded lot, 60x200;
*1,800.
Alabama Cruahera to Meet
Special to The Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala., Sept. 28.—Presi
dent Emcat Lamar, of Selma, of the
Alabama Cotton Seed ■ Cruahera* Asso
ciation, haa iaoued a call for a meeting
of the executive committee, to be held
In Montgomery Wednesday, October 2.
A LOVELY LOT 95x200.— ACTUAL-
ly cheap at *1,900; fronting chert
road nenr the college. It’a a real bar
gain at *1,560. Taka It quick.
I. C. M’CRORY,
503 Peters Building.
Phones 4691.
*5,500—EIGHT-ROOM TWO-STORY HOUSE
on North' Jackson atreet; hall; all mod
ern Improvements.
Bell Phone 339; Atlanta 363
GRANT PARK LOTS
THE BEST THAT CAN BE
HAD.
PARK AVENUE — South
east corner Hansell,
100x225 $4,000.
South Boulevard, 91x190, be
tween Ormwood and
Confederate $2,500
Sydney Street, between
Park avenue and Loomis
street, 96x175 $2,500
No prettier lots in the city,
The Park avenue lot will
subdivide into four good
building lots.
See us at once, we are go
ing to sell ’em.
GRANT & PETTY,
30-32 E. Alabama St.
ESTES BROS. CO.,
Real Estate and Renting.
Moved to 514 Temple Court.
Atlanta ’Phono 244.
NICE 8-ROOM COTTAGE; GOOD
lot: eaat front; near Grant Park; all
convenience*. Parties leaving city.
Make ua an offer on thla.
84.000—NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE. NICE-
ly flnlahed; all convenience.; large
lot; beat aectlon Woodward avenue;
8500 caah and balance to ault. Thla la
a real bargain, ao don’t wait too long
and mlaa It.
*2,000—GOOD 6-ROOM HOUSE; FIN-
lahed throughout; haa water, gaa
and aewerage; good lot: on Ormond,
near Capitol. Terma one-half caah
and balance *20 per month.
FOUR BEAUTIFULLY SHADED
level lota, 50 by 190; on one of the
beat atreeta In Weat End. *1,000 caah.
Can give terma.
VTE
BUUJMNO.
PHONES 4334
EXTRA BEU, PHONE-430 S
$7,750—Nearly new 8-room
two-story North Boule
vard residence, in best part,
extra large lot, piped for
furnace, porcelain bath, etc,
$4,150—Eight rooms, two
stories, near North Boule
vard, lot 50x200, porcelain
bath; $650 cash, balance
$2,000—$200 cash and $20
a month, new 5-room cot
tage, gas and bath; near
Tech School.
“We Have Others.”
WE HAVE OTHER BARGAINS. IF
YOU ARE FROM MISSOURI WE
CAN SHOW YOU.
WOODWARD LUMBER
COMPANY.
HARDWOOD INTERIOR
FINISH AND MANTELS,
DOORS, SASH & BLINDS.
SEND YOUR PLANS
FOR ESTIMATES.
ATLANTA - - GEORGIA.
NEEDA FENCE?
Page Fence Erected
Cheaper Than Wood
W, i. DABNEY IMP. GO.,
96, 98 and 100 8o. Forsyth Street.
Fort Morgan, Col., Sept 28.—Guilty of
Involuntary manslaughter was the verdict
returned this morning by the grand Jury
that has been hearing the murder case of
Mrs. Nellie Smith, of Snyder, charged with
the murder of her own daughter.
A year ago her daughter, aged 16, became
engaged to a young man. Somo months
Inter the girl died under mysterious circum
stances, and the autopsy revealed that a
criminal operation had been performed.
Almost erased by gnef, the mother gave
herself up to the officers and confessed
that It waa she who had performed the op
eration In a desperate attempt to save the
girl’s reputation.
SHOW COMPLICITY
IN BIG LAND FRAUD
Bolae, Idaho, Sept, 28.—Half a yard
of letters which the government's at
torneys In the trial of Senator Borah
eay go to show the complicity of former
Governor Frank Steunenberg In the al
leged Idaho timber land fraud conspir
acy were ofTered In evidence yesterday
and read to the Jury. The letters were
written by William Sweet, one of the
Indicted men, who, It Is reported, will
take the stand aa a witness for the
United States. The documents were
produced by J. H. Richards, an attor
ney to whom they were written, and
who acted aa legal advlaor to Sweet. In
one letter Sweet gave the Idea that he
wae "In" on tho timber deal. The total
was about *29,000, Including a *7,600
note signed by himself and Governor
Steunenberg.
Officer Shoots Negro.
Special to The Georgian.
Hollandale, Mlaa., Sept. 28.—A negro,
Ora Thomas, was shot and probably
fatally wounded at Sontag, Mias., by
Constable Tom Garvin. - The shooting
occurred near a railroad camp. Officer
Garvin had Just arrested the negro
upon tho charge of beating a woman.
DUTCH DRIVE
NATIVES BACK
The Hague, Sept, 28.—Official re
ports today tell of fierce fighting south
of Celebes between the Dutch troops
and natives, In which tjie Dutch were
victorious. Eleven chiefs and 108 men
were killed. The Dutch lost seven.
SIXTEEN CHINESE
KILLED IN ATTACK
Hong-kongr, China, Sept. 28.—Chi
nese guards have beaten off an attack
of a thousand bandit^ on Tai Lek mar
ket, near Fatshan, with a loss of ten
rofcbers and six soldiers killed and fifty
robbers and ten soldiers wounded.
WILL PROBE DEATH
OF MRS. BUKELEW
Washington, Sept. 28.—Mrs. Margaret
F. Bukelew, of MRdlson, WIs., who
claimed to be a cousin of Senator La-
Follette, was found dead today In her
home.
The coroner will make an Investiga
tion tn determine whether the woman
committed suicide or was murdered.
The gas Jet In her room was turned
on, the door locked and the window
down. Under the woman's right eye,
however, there Is an ugly bruise.
ANDERSON WANTS
HIS NAME CHANGED
STATISTICS.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
*200—F. A. B. Buttwlck to T. J.
Treadwell, lot on Henry street. War
ranty deed to secure loan.
buildincTpermits.
*125—L. B. Morgan, 367 Glenn street,
to re-cover two-story dwelling.
*650—J. E. Briggs, 6 Falrrier street,
to build one-story dwelling.
*200—Hobson A Rivers, 41-4* East
Harris street, to change store front.
*4,000—J. St. Walker, 46 Elizabeth
street, to build two-story house.
*200—Dr. P. L. Moon, rear *79 Cen
tra! aveniie, to build a bam.
DEATHS.
llauron Tate, colored, age 23, died at
11 Flynn street.
Infant of J. A. Cochran, age
months, died In East Atlanta.
William E. Arnold ago 24, died at 29
Luckle street.
. W. Mendenhall, age 32, died at
St. Josephs Infirmary.
Knnsas City, Mo., Bept. 28.—John Wesley
January, whom the president pardoned last
July from tho federal penitentiary at
Leavenworth and who returnod to Kansas
City to open a restaurant, has asked the
circuit court to change his name to Charles
Wesley Anderson. Ills petition contains
little of the history of the circumstances
that caused 60.000 people to petition the
president for his pardon.
COTTON SCHOOL
FOR GA. UNIVERSITY
Arrangements have been completed fn.
ranking the Atlanta horse show, which wm
lie one of the htg attractions .at the fair
Rtat BrC “ ,C,t ° f ,t * klni1 ' cver heM la the
Manager S T. nyley. of the horse show
association. Is now In Nashville attemlln.
the horse show In that city, and he has „
“lie! and 'Kon*'* 81 *™ 1 * *»
A feature of the show this year will 1..
rings on certa n nights exclusively f or At
lanttt and Fulton county horses' in th.
past good homo horses have lust out hi
professionals entering and carrying oir
ribbon, and Atlanta *folk. have l.°Sn ,1I« D !
pointed. This year the home folks will hr?,
several chances to contest among th?,,,®
selves and will not have to go up aaaluit
the professional*. F * ,uw
Thla already la provine Itself a f M hir.
among Atlanta and Fallon comity hSlf
owner*, and there bare been tereraf antriH
more on uccount of it and many more «rt
Special to The Georgian?
Athena, Go., Sept. 28.—A cotton achool la
to he opened January 1 by the State College
of Agriculture and Mechanical Art*.. TliO
details are now being worked out by Deim
Andrew M. Soule. Governor Hoke Smith,
CHARLES ALLEN
GETS RESPITED
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
ROOFING SLATE.
WE HAVE ON HAND A
LARGE STOCK OF VIR
GINIA SLATE IN STAND
ARD SIZES—CAN FUR
NISH ANY QUANTITY.
ALSO NAILS, FELT, CE
MENT AND METAL
TRIMMINGS. WE ARE
PREPARED TO PUT ON
YOUR ROOF COMPLETE.
DOWMAN-DOZIER MFG.
COMPANY.
HOMES!
Houses Built to Suit Purchasers
HOME PARK
$1,600.00—$2,000.00—$2,500.00—$3,000.00—$3,500.0£
ANSLEY PARK
$3,500.00 to $6,000.00.
If You Want a Home
ON NORTH SIDE
see HUGH RICHARDSON,
1105 Century Building. Bell Phone 1370.
A respite of two weeks was granted
by Governor Smith Friday afternoon
to Charlea Allen, tho negro who wan
sentenced to bo hanged at McDonough
Saturday for tho murder of another
negro named Ben Bltchle. Tho stay of
execution was granted upon petition of
the negro’s attorneys, who will appeal
for a new trial upon tho ground that
new evidence In the case haa been dis
covered.
CONGRESSMAN GRIGGS
VISITS CAPITOL
Congressman James M. Griggs, of
the Second congressional district,
passed through Atlanta Saturday. on
his way to Washington, and stopped
over long enough to pay his respects to
the- governor and Chairman McLen
don, of the railroad commission.
Judge Griggs states that the race for
congress In his district is warming up
considerably, but that ho Is very well
satisfied with his prospects of a seat In
the national house when the next con
gress convenes. '
BAGGAGE CASE”"
IS CONTINUED
Because of lack of time and for the
further reason that the railroad com
mission desires first to determine tho
question of whether its Jurisdiction ex
tends to that company, the complalntB
against the Atlanta Baggage and Cab
Company were not taken up at the ses-
slon of the commission Friday.
In order to establish the extent of
its Jurisdiction Chairman McLendon
Instructed Judge J. K. Hines, attorney
for the railroad commission, to render
an' opinion as early as possible con
cerning his Interpretation of the law
enlarging the powers of the commis
sion.
The question Involved Is whether the
Atlanta Baggage and Cab Company la
a common carrier.
Judge Hines will probably submit his
opinion Monday.
TO ASK GOVERNMENT
FOR OLD POSTOFFICE
When the congressional committee on ap
propriations meats In December, Congress
mnn L. F. Livingston, of the Fifth district,
wilt *mske a request thnt the government
donate the old postoltlce bnlldlug and the
alte upon which It la located, to the city
of Atlanta, to tie used oa n city hall.
Congressman Livingston was In Atlanta
Tlmrstlay afternoon, aud expressed his In-
tentlou to make the request. The con-
iman la very confident the reqneat will
ranted, as the old custom house eeo he
for no other pnrpoee by the govern,
t and will partake* of the nature of a
burden when It Is abandoned.
Government to Build Road.
Bpeelnl to The Georgian.
Hollandale, Miss., Sept. 28.—W. L.
Spoon, road engineer of the agrlcultur.
al department of the United States
government, has arrived Ir. thla county
and will begin work on the roads. Mr.
Spoon will build n short stretch of
road near Greenville. The road is not
built ao much as an experiment aa an
object lesson.
IVINS MAY STARTLE
N. Y. WITH HIS PROBE
N'ew York. Sept 28.—William M.
Ivins, special counsel to the public
service commission, has completed his
scrutiny of the books of the Inter-
borough Metropolitan Securities Com
pany. but he declines emphatically to
discuss his discoveries and win not
outline his plan for subsequent Inves
tigation or talk at all about the re
ports of misuse of funds and sensa
tional discoveries, which have been rift
in the financial district.
In the course of the next few sea.
slons. It Is declared, will be disclosed
conditions as startling as any which
Charles E. Hughes brought out by ths
Insurance Investigations.
Inquiry Into the finances and busi
ness methods of the Transit System In
this city, based on a thorough study
of the books of the New York City
Railroad Company, the Metropolitan
Securities Company and the Interbor-
ough Metropolitan, will be resumed be
fore the public service commission on
Tuesday.
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It Is understood that Consuelo.
duchess of Marlborough, has Informed
her friends In New York that she will
sail for this country from England Oc.
tober IG for a long vlelt with her
mother, Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont,
There wns no meeting of the cabinet
Friday. Owing to pressure of other
engngeiqents, preliminary to his de
parture Bundny, the prealdent decided
not to hold the usual semi-weekly
meeting.
In addressing the Inland waterway*
commission at Minneapolis, James J.
Hill said the period had arrived at
which railroad building In the country
had atopped, because the companies
have not tho funds.
Dr. Monroe has notified all steam
ship and transportation companies
carrying Japanese that no Japanese
will be admitted to Canada unless they
carry passports made out specifically
to Canada.
It Is reported In official circles that
the United States, Canada and Mexico
have reached an agreement that the
Japanese coolie class must be excluded.
BURNETT A SCRAPPER;
FOUGHT TWO MEN
As tho result of a lively three-cor
nered light Thursday In the place of
business of M. Barth and M. L. Barth.
116 Foundry street, W. T. Bumett, who
is connected-with the Viva Punch Com-
pany, was fined *5.75 Saturday morning
by Recorder Broyles.
Burnett is said to have fought both
of the other men at the same time,
witnesses testifying that four men
were required to puli him oft of them.
Ho asserted that the Barths attacked
him and that he was forced to fight.
MOLINEUX TRYING
TO GET WISE FREE
New York, SepL 28.—Roland B. Mn-
Ilneux is helping to get a pardon for
Edward Wise, who waa a member of
the Boston National League team when
he was convicted of murder in 1898 for
killing Charles F. Beasley, a book
maker.
REBEKAHSCELEBRATE
FIFTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY.
Bpeclal to The Georgian.
Columbus, Go., Sept. 28.—The Re-
oeKshs celebrated the fifty-sixth anni
versary of the order here Thursday
night by a Joint meeting of all **>#
lodges of Odd Fellows, and a ban
quet was an enjoyable feature of the
occasion.
Mrs. M. C. Barlow, past president ot
the Georgia state assembly, pre"W«’
and Past Grand Master T. L. Oruxant.
of the Georgia Odd Fellows, made »
happy address.
CITY WAS WITHOUT GA8
FOR NEARLY TWELVE HOURS.
Rpednl to Tho Georgian.
' Columbus, Go., Sept. 28.—Th* city
was practically without gas for neanj
twelve hours Thursday night, a chamra
In some ot the machinery at the *
works causing n shut-down, and 'n*
gas giving out before more c ” ul , ,t
made. Families who use gas aa ‘
had to revert to stoves and the n
papers had to use gasoline under u*
>**il pots of the linotypes.