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r THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WEDNESDAY, OCTODEB ». \W. 13 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE M. L. THROWER. We liave for quick tale at uc- rifico price a beautiful 6-room cow tage. Hus gas, electric lights, [porcelain bath tub, large, level lilt. Best section. Only $500 cash, balance terms. $250 cash, balance monthly pay ments, will buy a pretty 5-room cottage near Qraut Park. Owner anxious to sell. We would be glad to show this. $500 cash, balance $20 per month, will buy a 5-room modern cottage, nice elevated lot near Grant Park. $7,000 will buy one of the pret tiest 2-story 8-room modern houses on North Boulevard ave nue, right at Ponce DeLeon ave nue. Owuer anxious to sell. Can arrange terms. M. L. THROWER, S9 N. FORSYTH STREET. EDWIN P. ANSLEY, Real Estate, Phones; Bell, 339 and 363, Atlanta 260. KSW - EIGHT • ROOM. TWO - STORY dwelling, on bnt part of Highland sve- nun; will niako term* to atilt purchaser. Stop paring rent nnd bur a home. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE W. E. WORLEY, Real Estate and Loans. 415-16 Empire Bldg. A £!JKS OV GOOD LAND IN 1% 4III.ES of Decatur, (•■. Hood 7-renin home, B0 •J7j> n fkfc bottom and all In one l>ottora flwISui?."Ill'S? OPWU** Jo iUtC Of CUl- nf lo «»*• bead Mb aET W tM!r "”' h M.ACm GOOD LAND IN 4M FKKT OF **'*£•• nod lh, » of Buck- . ft&i 88 t* r « cr *- Wt CIO sell you JlJS l XE*» rnanin e. to tbit fine -"?i yearwfiS; M.r* • 0me " , ' nS THBgB-STOnY BRICK WITH LOT 2M ■ by.pW teat. A<vom to four mllroada. The jgjjjgj** • | ou« < ®.t 125.000. Will soil iU for • , *** ***• * fLllu, llALf <!» *nuU paved street and car line. It la u big bargain. THIRTY BEAUTIFUL I/ITS NEAR IX- n"* 0 W**. the new Marietta car line. Price JUu each: cs rnak. B per '■*'**•*■ bttlld tor you and aell on •*■7 term*. W. E. WORLEY. 2—FARMS FOR SALE—2 « ACRES. » MILES EAST OF THE ■Jllj: tplendld public road. Hi mllre from railroad; has three room raildanca and two- 22® •if!!’', tw .° ,•*« store home do- “8 *. S 0 ®!, huilntai. Close to cbtireh nnd l c . Fine applt and peach orchard. All for I3.W0 FOR LARGE LOT ON EDOBWOOD arenue; atreet la now belug re paved tad la fait becoming business atreet. |],360 FOR NICE SHADED LOT, SO BY DO, lo allej, on Eaat North avenue. Owner la leaving tnwn and anilona tn tell. |S,SOO—EIGIIT.IIOOM TWO-STORY HOUSE North Jsctson atreet; hall; all med am Improvements. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE A LARGE SUBURBAN LOT. FRONTING north on a good, wlda charted suburban road, hetwaen two of Atlanta’a hlgbcluM suburbs, which waa bought cheap and must be eolil at once. Thli la a tlrst elaaa laveat- nient for 1101110 one who wanta tn pay altoul 55 tier month and enn pay dowa a amall amount of cnab. No Internal. You can pay for thla In n few mentho and not fael It. Vo negroes need apply. Addrest quick Ironiedlsts," rare Georgina. WALKER DUNSON, Esiale. <09 Equitable. Phona JIIT. INO BT.-I.BVKl" CORNER LOT. *» 1S5, for only S2.4W. HT.-hOT MiIW: 15® FEKT Eighth atreet; my alga on lot. i; cost front, oak grora lot; beat ,rlle; 60x175: only 53J«. REAL ESTATE OWNERS-IF YOU t lota or honsea yon wont to sell. I be glntl II you would Mat them with or sale. NEEDA FENCE? . Fence Erected iper Than Wood DABNEY IMP. CO,, nd 100 So. Forsyth Street. •M*-» ACRES AT INGI.EHIDE. ON Ufforyia rut I road; nine-room two-story houa* and Imrn, surrounded by lovely oak grora; two Rprinc*. It ia beautiful him! cheap. See u« at once. M’CRORY & JOHNSON, 503 Peters Building. A. H. ALFRIEND, Real Estate and Loans. OFFICES 305 PETERS BUILDfVG. DAIRY ANI) TRUCK FARM NEAR COLLEGE PARK FOR RENT. 3 ACRES; NICE RESIDENCE. LARGE ham. eight acre* ItermiKln gran* panturr. II or 2® acres In gmxl state of cultivation, only ooe-balf to tliree fourtha, of a mllo of street car line. Add res* A. II. Alfrteud. 3D Peters Ilhlg. Plium* rr*l<IiMit‘«>, Went FOR RENT. «r. It., 93 Humphries street fl-r. b.. 101 UlmpMia street ... • r. It., 23d Kn*t utorfta avenue t-r. b., 95 Morrison avenue • r. k., 1144 North Bonlevanl «r. h., WblfefoM aveune, Kdgewood, ..$17.50 From Its Doors Atlanta’s First Electric Car Rolled Out in 1889. The old car Kara on Edge wood av near Kllsabetb street, from which the first electric eer In Atlanta utored out on that memorable day. August 25, 1SS9, bn* lieen purchased J>»r the luninn I’urk Jlnptist liurch. nud In now being eonvorted Into a bouse of worshlii. And It mukeit a neat looking church, too. Carpenters have lieen at work for tho past few —" * ‘ * lug. absence of i the up|H*aranee of i real church ou the out- IP __ iiupietelv clinni the third ged. lit fo •lertrlc street cars In the I'nltetl Htates. Ou August 25. 1989, Its doors opened nnd the first street <-r.r In the state or In the Houtb. for that mutter, guided by Joel Hurt, rolled out, to the amusement of a crowd of people that banked the sidewalks and streets from Kiln both street to Pryor— the length of Atlnnta'i first Hue. People from 5) miles around came tn •*• the marvelous in id He.** street car, sud the crowd lined KUhcwiknI uveuue for almost a week, so closely that police, bad to keep them back. Prominent citizens paid their fare, and took u rble Just to see how It felt. The haru was used until lifter the con aolldatloii of all tho street car lines. About ten years agu It was dosed up aud re mained vacant until u few weeks ago. when tho process of tuaklug It lute n church was begun. PEACHTREE BLAZE ATTRACTS CROWD __ flra of unknown origin did nev- tral hundred dollars worth of damage Tuesday night to the frame houee for merly occupied by Professor Peacock’s School for Boys In Peachtree atreot. The blase waa dlacovered shortly be fore « o’clock and when the Are com pany arrived it waa found that It had been burning In the roof and upstair, rooms for some time. The house la tho property of the Al exander estate. It bus been vacant for several months and It was thought to have been securely locked. The origin of the lire Is mysterious as there Is no apparent reaion for Incendiarlam and the moet plausible theory Is that tt was caused by ruts In some way firing a match. The (Ire attracted an enormoui rowtl to the sceno and fov a consid erable length of time traffic was bloMy. rd on Peachtree street, while hundred, ol iwoide In hacks, carriages, automo biles and on foot watched the progress of the ttnmee. The hre department had the nre un der control within a short while afler arriving upon the scene. Special to The Georgina. Jackson. Miss., Oct. 30.—That the state convention of Mississippi Repub licans to name delegates to the na tional convention Is going tn be a red- hot affair has become quite evident. With possibly one or two exceptions, every negro loader of consequence In tho state Is either actively or passively opposing President Roosevelt and all other probable aspirants for the presi dency who are supposed to represent Ills policies. The revolt was Inaugurat ed several months ago when a con vention of negro Republicans was held Jig)'!hare and resolutions adopted strongly 25,oo Indorsing Senator Foraker and de- trouncing the administration. Since that time a si III hunt has been In progress, and the negroes declare that tt-r. h.. 403 Hpriug street 2S.60 O r. b.. II Ashby street, West End 25.(10 tt-r. It.. 99 Went Baker 30.00 O r. It.. W East Bill, S.0» Or. h.. 360 8tutu 14.00 S r. h.. Ml Means I3.0n S r. h.. 113 ftsmpsoQ Ititt RAILROADERS TALK OF STEEL RAILS Operating Men Gather in New York For Con- , vention. New York. Oct. JO—The men who run the railroads, the operating men. the traffic, maintenance of way and generally the men who keep the wheels moving, it) contra-dlatlnctlon to the men who have charge of the (1 nances, are In this city today In greater aunt here probably that! ever before. They are here lo attend the regular semi-annual convention of the Ameri can Railway Association, composed of representatives of all but one of the railroads of any Importance In the United States. In addition to the ques tion of reducing expenses, the conven tion will consider the steel rail prob lem and the New Haven controversy, which resulted In that railroad with drawing from the association recently. NOT INRUSSIA, SAYS RECORDER When M. Toorwakej. a Rum!*0. waa ar- ra If tied liffuru lt.»ord«r Brojlmi Tutfdtj itiorulng on (be rliarge of br«ting a little negro boy aver the head with a whip, the recorder advised bliu tbit be la uot living In Ituaela now. ‘Thin la not Kuaala. M explained tbe re corder. “We don’t do thing* here like thtjr do In your country. You are prolmblr nerk- iug t to do by others ns yon have lieen done 1 The Russian waa fined $17$. BURNS OUT OF CELL; ENEMY IS CREMATED Enterprise, Ala,, Oct. 30.—The city prison burned here yesterday and a negro prisoner, Leroy Brown, burned to death In It. The Are company pro tected the court house, which Joined the prison. Arrte Qaines, a prisoner, burned him- self out of hie cell and escaped, leav ing Leroy Brawn, his enemy, to his fate. A sheriff's posse U after Quines, who Is wanted for mule stealing. RING AND 80 ACRES FOR HOUR OF BLISS Angeles. Oct. 8<l—One hour of w*d- <l*d IiIIm coat S. K. Kuhn, a wealthy (He- dura ranchman, SO seres of land sud a dbt uioud ring. While buying the ring, b* re marked that he would like to find n girl lo wear It. Tbe salesman Immediately sent for pretty Rcrthn Ats, nnd the aged rancher lite minutes obtitlneil her coiuwnt to become M»»- Kuhu. In n few minutes they ere married, uml he deeded her tbe •res of land. An hour later he repeutfd. * ■ left WOMAN BAFFLES IS INDICTED Chicago. Oct. 9a—lii<llctinents were voted against the ‘‘woman Raffles," Mrs. Kvelyn Ituindku. of .Milwaukee, by the grau<l r. Thirteen of her victims. In addition to several police officers, to*tlflcd against Along with her wore also ludb'teil s pawnbrokers, charged with receivlug stolen goods. Jewels and silverware worth $10,00(1 have beeu found. COKER ACQUITTED OF GRAVE CHARGE th«v r *ari "irolnit” JWs *iE i Stt&JWd'jSWMMS downfall*of* < t > hi*’’l!!y whiu" facMon'of ,U * " f8l "'" u>rT h ~ rll '« ***>' DON’T FOBOBT THAT \VK i'dllLIHII A weekly rest bulletin, giving a foot) de scription of everything we have for rent, (let a copy. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THB RENTING AOIJNT, 1J AUBURN AVB. OOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOO STATISTICS. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0000000000 BUILDING PERMIT8. *155—A. K. Malonr, 191 Fulton atnet. lo re-cover house. $290—E. 8. Gay, rear J9 furrier atreet, to build stable. 92,000—Arch Qlbba, 199 Lawton street, to build dwelling. 9200—Joseph Latear. 104 Butler atreet, to re-lay flooring. 1200—Frank Harris. 199 Form-alt atreet, to re-cover dwelling. $2,100—S. P. Richards. 991 Catnral avenue, to build dwelling. *2,100—8. P. Richard,. 991 Central avenue, to build dwelling. 92,100—8. P. Richards. 999 Central avenue, tn build dwelling. $2,200—J. M. Wright. *11 Highland avenue, to build dwelling. *1,000—William Fountain. 1-1 Ran dolph atreet. to liulld dwelling. 1415—Z. Frong. 329 Woodward ave nue. to repair dwelling. propertiTtransfers. *1—Charles Peter to J. H. Hllmer, lot on Hobson atreet: quitclaim dqed. *100—Eaat Point Land Company to R. K. Thompson and A. L. Dvfoor, lot on Park avenue; warranty deed. $1.700—Oopenhltl Land < ".to Mrs. D. P. Phillip#, l"t on Waahlle# ave nue; bond for title. 1200—Handy Crawford to Monroe and Mac Crawford, lot on North atreet; warranty deed. DEATHS. Archer llomaon. age 21. died at- 101 North Butler atreet. lire. J- B. Barrett, age 49, died at ‘ V,Wn *"'ri?dniarah, age *9. died at JO ' 'mu/'t’m. Campbell, age tJ, died at '"johnM^vVy, age 9*. died at 1» Cen- '’Catherine Andrews, agt I. died at 42 Jonas avenue. — min MtU>n*. colored, *$• L, dieo *‘c^£ l, j’n , k!ni. , 'colored. age 1. died at rear 111 Wllllama atreet Lorento Btaneon, colored, age 21, died at ft C’fleetnut avenue. BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mr,. W. F. Shumate. $$ Bedford Place, a glrL downfall of the "Illy the party, elect a negro delegation tn the national convention and vote for a candidate In nowtae allied to Mr. Roosevelt or hie administration. FATE OFTiwlFbENNls* WITH THE SUPREME COURT. flperlal to The tleorilan. Jackson. Mias., Oct. JO.—Tha criminal docket t> being heard In the supreme court and a large number of appqal caeea hare been eubmltted. The criminal docket for thla call contain* arventy-alx case,, a majority of tha number being for minor felonies and misdemeanors. Seven death sentence appeals art on the docket, the moat notable of the number being that of Louis Dennis, convicted In the circuit court of Hinds county for the murder of Hon. John T. While, circuit clerk of the county, dur ing n drunken quarrel In a restaurant at Raymond. The fate of Dennis large ly depends on the construction placed by the court on the quallflcatlons of „ Juror named Calebro. 'whom, It Is al leged by attorneys for the appellant, declared that he managed to get hlm- aelf Impaneled on the Jury for the pur pose of convicting the accused. Petition In Bankruptcy. X. C. Spence, a manufacturer of car riage# and wagon# at 490 Marietta atreet. tiled a voluntary petition In bankruptcy Tueeday. He ask# for a re. cetver for the stock on hand. Assets are given at 91.071.95 and liabilities 11.97171. Judge Newman haa named a receiver. Marie Will Fioht. .New York, Oct. 90,—Charles W. Morse will attend the meeting of the presi dents of the several companies consti tuting the consolidated ateamehlp.llnee. prepared to oppose any action looking toward his retirement from the compa ny he promoted end organised. qQOOOOOOOOOQOOOOQQOQOOO OOC- O GAVE UP OWN LIFE O TO 8AVE THREE OTHERS. 0 O Pittsburg, Pa , OctslO.—Michael O O Mason, a middle-aged man. ein- O O ployed by the Pennsylvania at the O O union stalion. last night sacrificed O O his own lir» In saving three other O O persons from what seemed Inev- O O liable death. He leaped onto a O O track and pushed oft a man, worn- O O an and child, but waa himself O O canght by the on-ruehlng train. O 0SCg»C-'-K»<»«*&« t OOO6OOOOOG0 Wiley’s candy will melt in your mouth and Georgian want ads will put money in your pocket. A forty-cent box of Wiley’s best candy free with each thirty-cent want ad in next Saturday’s Georgian. Judge Peter Grosscup Gives $5,000 Bond for Ap pearance. Chicago. Oct. I#.—Sheriff E. Glover, of Coles county, today formal ly arrested Judge Peter S. Grosscup, senior Jurist of tha United States court of appeals, on a charge of man salughter, for which he and live other Chicagoans'—officers and directors of the Cbarieston-Mattoon Interurban railway—were Indicted at Charleston. Judge Grosscup furnished $5,000 bond for his appearance In Charleston. The Indictments are the results of an accident on an electric line near Charleston last August, when eighteen persons were killed and nearly Any ee. rlously Injured. PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD MEETS Nashville. Tenn., Oct. J*.—The synod of the Presbyterian church of United Statos of America, comprising Tennes see, a portion of Oeorgla and western North Carolina, met here yesterday for three days’ session. About JOO are attending, including distinguished men from every section of the country. Rev. Hugh Spencer Williams, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Memphis, w>as chosen moderator. The opening sermon wa* preached by Rev. J. P. Taylor, of North Carolina. This la the flrst meeting of the eyn- od since the church union was formed. REFUSED TO KILL AND WAS KILLED New York, Oct. 90.—Because he failed to rarry out an errand of ven geance. Vito Qrelnaldl. a member of the Black Hand Society, was stabbed to death by members of his own band yesterday. A dynamite bomb was found secreted beneath Grelnaldl’s coat, which the police say would hare Mown up an sntlre block had It exploded. A loaded revolver was found In his pock et. STILL NO TRACE OF MISSING GIRL Dr»|>lt* th* fn*r**tlc effort* of Policemen I'carnon nntl Tedder, no trace ha* b«**n found of MIm I«ouIm Cole, the 1$ year-old girl who uiy*terlou*ly di*a|ipe«ret| more ibau a week »«o. aud who Is believed to ■Te been klilnapcd. Tlio mlwdnjr jrlri came here from I toys ton abort time ago. and dtaaniieuml after tearing bea boarding house In West Mitchell •treat for the fair grounds. OLD CLASS OF 75 TO MEETAT DINNER Mr. McLendon to Honor John Temple Graves Wednesday Evening. John Temple Graves will h* the guest at farewell dinner tendered him by Haa. 8. G. McLendon, chairman of tfce Georgia rail road commlsalou, at the Majestic hotel'on Wednesday evening. Invited .to this dlnuer will he all tbe aur vlvlng members of the class of 119 of the University of Georgia. Chairman MeLeudon sad Mr. Graves being of that data Out of tbe elasa of Bfly sevrn graduat ing lo 1376. forty-three survive. It Is sg- pccted that more thqp half of the survi vors will be present at the dinner. In many respects, this was the most remarkable class In Ibe history of the university, prac tically every member achieving success tn ''chsm-rltorVYslterB. HIU before bls.deqth tlu> cclt’hratton <»r tha quart*r-c*nta*v hist, iweuty-stx of the furty-nlse the* sur viving members were present, gad It waa a hronve dome on one of the univer sity building.- Briefly, her* sra sours of the men of that class end their slandteg , V h M*lle!!ih. Summerville, Oa.. aa es- Judge, and ene of the ablest lawyers In o/th Georgia. .... . . T. C. Carlton. HI. Louis, Mo., ose of the lost eloquent Hiptlst divines la the Mouth. Prank it. Clark. Augusts, Us., s wealthy ml successful umuufhrturer, Aud row J. Cobh, former Justice of Ihe supreme court of Georgia, and considered one uf ths most v-hularly Jurists lu the ' R. U. Dlektnsou. I a redo. Tex., one of the Lone 8tar Htnte’s greatest lawyers. Dr. William II. Doughty. Jr., one of Ao- gusts's most successful practitioners. Marlon Krwln. of Macon. United Hlstes district attorney aud famous for bis brll- lisut prosecution of tbe Greene-Uayeor “william II. Flemleg. Augusta. Os., fee for many ycur* Judga uf tb* Ulue Rldf* ' 'iloj.'.r Hugh H. Gordon, son ef General J< JohnVr , mple ,1 bravefc editor, lecturer end puldlelst. . . p. U, Hardy. Austin- bow secretary of stats of Texas. Itufua llsrdy, Corel csss. Tag., former Indue nnd now membor of congress from Trias. -loha C. Hart, attorney general of Geer- C Joseph l|. Lumpkin, associate Justice ef the supreme court of Georgia. 8. G. 6lcLrndon. chairman of tha Georgia railroad commission. .Indue Hamilton McWhorter, Athens, as slstsut general counsel of the Southern fnll- W ?ir. Prank M. Itldley, LsGrasge, Os., a oil known physician. <‘oliitti«l DnnU BLIZZARD VISITS WEST VIRGINIA Elkins. 4V. Va., Oct. 30.—Snow has fullen here Intermittently throughout the last twenty-four hours. Rural mall carrlsrs say that In the surrounding mountains there was s bllsxard yes terday. PICTURE MACHINE CAUSED PANIC rant for I’nkor'a arroat wa* auroni Krbol* Hatnnla.v ulght "«»*! Coker tva* I fm e*l up |n th** Tower Humlay luorulujt. Juflxr DonablMMi hranl tbe toAtliuuiijr of n*v»rHl wlfucsae* in Ihr eaa* Tu*a*lay ornooa and after hoar In* the nvbleiu-e <*I«|M that It waa wot auffHlent lo war him In blniliiitf the ilebutilniii over to the state roart. C«>ker Is Jtt yosrs of n«e. Attorney F. M. Ilughe* r*preasnt*« the flofeuitant ami Alf«ru%*y Walter Hlnia repre sented tbe prosecutor. PLANS FOR ARMORY WERE DISCUSSED The plans for Atlanta's auditorium armory were Inspecled at a meeting of tho building committee of the audito rium-armory tinuril Tueeday afternoon In Ihe offices of Morgan A Dillon, the archltacta of the nsw structure. Architect Morgan, of the firm, went over alt Ihe plans thoroughly and made every explanation and answered every question that would enlighten the mem bers of the committee. The committee wanted to understand the plena thor oughly so that a comprehensive report may he made to the general committee at the next mating. Tlu following were present at the meeting: W. I* Peel, John B. Murphy. General Clifford U Anderson. R. S. Weasels, T. If. Morgan and W. 0. Cooper. BORROWED THOUSANDS OF DOL LARS. A few hundred dollars added lo a business for Improvements or devel opments often means thousands of do), lore additional Income lo the business limn. If you need money, put an ad In the ’’Money leuu/' column of The Georgian Want Page. 40-cent box of Wiley’s candy free with each to-cent Want Ad. _____ RUSSIA’S ROYAL' GEMS STOLEN Peteraborg, net. je.-Mnbatltnthm of certain historic relics of great vslse In tbe Hermitage museum In this city has been rctcalcl, according to s current story, by means of s dream, nnd the matter has attracted much attention from tbe super stitions classes Of the capital. The ••phantom ’ complained that s earn er of the diamonds belnnglius tot he regalia stored In tbs rharrh her- Stuart’* Gin and Bucbu, a quick cure for Bright’s di*»a*a, liver and stomach troubles. All drug, gists, $1.00. CLOTHING ON CREDIT , F co OR a M ^e A k N °^ OM ^Te?^ • ou v ' -XHE^FAIR. I lLL STRCIjT, S3 WHITEHALL I Near York. Ore. »>.—A lamp used is a _j»vlng picture mschlse with which Itev. Aduin C. FUamWra. of the llarleo) llapflst c hurch, was Illustrating s Bible let-lure, exploded last night, selling Ihe church on lire and throwing Ihe smlleneo of live ban- dred children l$M s panic. advancement of agriculture in his stats. i'tsasnut A. Stovall, editor ot Ths Msrsn- nidi Press. George II. Tinner, for twenty years ordl- sry of Fulton Wsrren Scott, cossful Inwyer. Goulds Are Coming. London. Oct. 30.—George Gould and his family are passengers on the steun. ship Kron'Prlnxessln Cecelle. which sailed today for New York. 30 THOUSAND TELEGRAPHERS WANTED; Account of new eight* hour law. Salaries Increased DRAUGHON’S PRACTICAL BUSINESS ATLANTA, 122 Poachtreo Street. Draofhoa's Telegraphy students, by special arrangsuent, use railroad wires. Draugbanis Go. (lioia - office: NaghnIleL Tenn.)hits MUoUeg-slo tyStates; fjoo.ooo.. so capital ;R.oeo students annually, tsyears 1 success. BUSINESS men say Draughon’s l.v TUB BEST. THUKK montlu'stmlylMg Jlook- keening or Shorthand by nraughou’a COPY- tlOHTKD methods equals SIX elsewhere. STOP AT THE FREDO NIA HOTEL 1321-1323 H Streel, N. W. WASHINGTON. D. C. AMCRICAS PliIff $2.00 Ptr Dij *«(t Up [UR OPE A ft PL AH 1.00 Ptr Omj And U IN THE CENTER OF EVERYTHING CUISIMt AMO SUVICe UNSURPASSED ELECTRIC UQH1IH0. MODERN IMPROVEMENTR Special Rates to toarlsl$ and commercial travelers Send for Booklet. WM. W. DANINHOWIR. Proprlefet ' Gainesville. Fla.. Oct. SO.—'Tha Im mense ginneries of A. W. Gordon Co., of Savannah, were destroyed by lire yesterday, together with a hundred hales of cotton. The machine shops of Adamson A Blake were also de stroyed. The lose Is estimated at between *15.000 nnd *20,000. NIGHT POSTOFFICE CLERK IS HELD BY INSPECTORS. Special to. The Gforglau. I'harlnlte. N. <*.. Oct. 30.—John B. Renton, chief night clerk at the t’har- lotlo luistofflce. was Tuesday afternoon hound over under a *250 bond on a charge of embeasllng articles from Ihe United Stales mails In the t'harlotte nlflce. The warrant on which Renton was arrested was sworn out by Post- office Inspectors Robertson amt Bar clay. Benton has so far been unable lo give bond. Memorial Building to Jefferson. Special to The Georgias. Spartanburg. K. C- Oct. *0.—J. If. Watts, of Washington, Is In the city organising a branch of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Association, which propose* to erect a memorial building to Jefferson and the signer* of the Declaration of Independence, at a cost of $5011,000. The money will he sub scribed by the people of the United Stales and congress will not be asked, for aid. special lo The Georgian. Jackson, Miss.. Oct. 30,-In striking con trast to Ibe bank flurry In New Ynrk Is the steady organisation of new tanking Insti tutions Is Mississippi, as shown by tbe charter record st the office of the secretary of stnte. Inning tbs past werk throe nsw tanks ve I a-c u organised In the state, and have roared their charters fo» approval. The prepared their eharlers for ttipi flrst Is located at Jonestown, t'oahoms conu tr. with s capital stock of tJB.OOt); the sec ond at Itlpley, with s caplt.il slock of IJ6.- and the third nt Knporn, with s rapt- til Stork of MO,MO. All will lie In opera tion within the next six weeks. GOVERNMENT PROPERTY RECOVERED IN RAID. Norfolk. Va.. Oct. 30.—In a raid last night on four second-hand ahopa hare by Special Agent Cutchlngs, of the Norfolk navy yard. Detective Wright, of Norfolk and a squad of United States marines, navy, goods to the value of $3,004 were recovered. The stuff had been stolen by sailors and marines, it is charged, from the navy store rooms In the navy yard and either pawned or sold at the shops'where It was found. ALABASTINE GEORGIA PAINT & GLASS CO., 4Q Peachtree Street. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI TORS. All creditors of the estate of Williams. Martin, late of Fulton County, deceased, are hereby notified to render Is their demands to the undersigned according to law, anti all person* Indebted to said estate ar* required to make Immediate payment. W. H. MITCHELL, Adminis trator, R. F. D. No. 1, Dunwoody, Go. October 2. 1907. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Having purchased the entire stock anil fixtures of Ihe firm of DeFore A Mlddlehrooks, at College Park, tin., W. M. Mltldlebrooka, Jr., has this day as sumed entire control of all of the bus iness of said Arm. This, October 12th, 1*47. JAMES DcFORB. W. M. MIDDLEBROOKS, JR. DELTOURELI A GLISANDO European Musical Clowns. Famous Mslroto Troupe, Fiv* Mar velous Gymnasts and ssven other Feature Acts. Matinees every day except Monday. Phones—Bell. *14* U: Atlanta, 1794. Uptown ticket offices, Jacobs* Fhar- nmyrJGnjbaiyjewajrtmd^^^^ PASTIME 77 PEACHTREE ST. Matiness Daily. Prices lOo and 20e. THIS WEEK'S BILL. TYLER TRIO. "The New Invention;" ED PIERCE, "The Silly Kidi E. J. PARRISH, Singing and Talking; MISS DUSHAN, Singing and Dancing- SOUTH SIDE No. 44 East Hunter St. Matinees Daily. Price* 10c and 20c. THIS WEEK’S BILL. PRINCE YOUTURKY, Foot Juggler, Slide for LifeiNEKTIA, Artistic Acro batics; COHEN A COHEN. "Butt Ini” HIGLEY A SNOW, Eccentric Come- diar.s; A. J. McMANN, Bonne; MOV ING PICTURE8. First Christian Church Evangellctic services— Subject fer Tonight. Ropentcnce er Turning Toward Jesus Christ. Professor I.lntt and a (area choir sing. Meeting every .night except Monday. U. K. PKNDLETON, Pastor, Gilsey House Broadway and 29th St. EUROPEAN PLAN. NEW YORK CITY. Most dssirably located Entirely renovated New under the management sf MB. L. FRENKEL, who conducted the Hotel Albert for twelve years. A restaurant of rare excellence at REASONABLE PRICE8. Rooms from $1.90 up. Rooms with bath, S3 up. BEST H3TEL VALUE IB BE# YORK CUT. HOTEL p-ST. DENIS'* BROADWAY AND UTH STREET NEW YOHK.ClTXu Iritkln'teir-inwefkflwr/riteMi JfOTKD rOR;4 EsMilesee ef Col,to* am ROOKS SI.50IPERIMY «D 0$ EL’ROPOANIPLANJL Tabled’Hate Breakfast80c. WM.TAYLORU SON, Inc* BOTr.t. - it-AliriNIQUEb %ss4*ar.*.aM atreet?^ \fiRAND Wednesday Matin*# and Nloht W. 15. NankeTtll*'* Heroic Melo lrtm*. HUMAN HEARTS A Beautifully flUg-d end PcrfrcUy Acted Night prices 24c_to Beritln oxtlue* THURSDAY. OOTOBBRS1. I1ATINKI9 AND NIGHT, HELEN BYRON la Genre* 44e e Mneicml Comedy, PEGGY fm PARIS stxnsvtix jumsvffWk First 8outhere Tour of , Clara Bloodgood In Hyde Iftteh’e New Comedy. “THE TRUTH” sgars toM-w. s. M) SALE NOW OPEN fer the Engagement of MAUDE ADAMS November 4, 5, 6. 7—Met Wednesday. In Her Famous Performance of -PETER PAN” f 5 fl 'Hj. TK- P B WE. BUOV Tonight—Mati; HURTIO & 8RAMON PRKSfcXT WROTHE, WATSON A ARLINGTON In the Musical Comedy Sucres# ME, HIM AND I PRETTY GIRLS—NEW SONG HITS.