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HUE UNDER WATER
GIRL SI.A YER OF OLD A UNT
IS TO BE GIVEN FREEDOM
OIR IS THREATENED
EOPLE FLEE HOMES
ping on the Hill Side To
e Out of Reach of
the Torrent.
te Leased Wire,
irgr. Pa, June 8.—The rlvermen
Ittsburg are expecting a flood,
big It will be no one can
most of the water now com
rora cloudbursts In the upper
the state. The river Is rising
ivlng come up almost two feet
[the night, and at ( o’clock the
at Davis Island dam showed 8.1
teveral heavy rainfalls from up
te are reported.
nsburg, Jeannette, Manor and
other towns suffered the heavy
our and much damage Is report-
.(.ports from various points show
the flood Is subsiding and that
r has passed.
[rents of water from the mountain
tens the destruction of the reser
at Boggaley, and the people are
dag on the hills.
Lh water has stopped the machln
in the pumping station at Butler
work has also been suspended In a
her of factories. Houses in the
fer portion of town are submerged.
MM AND JAILED
HOT ON GOOD TERMS
SC HARGIS ORDERED TO CELL
THROUGH WORDS PASSED
TO THIRD PERSON.
rlvate Leased Wire,
kson, Ky, June 8.—Following the
•tent of the grand jury, Judge
yesterday surrendered himself
n court on the charge of being
try before the fact to the murder
late Dr. J. D. Cox. Judge Riddle
iced that as he had been object-
by the defendant In a similar
e would decline to preside In this
nd that the prisoner would be In
stody of the jailer,
ugh responsible for the safekeep.
' the prisoner. Jailer Little per-
, him to be at large all day, but
to Hargis' place of business at
'clock last evening and requested
through his friend, Ed Callahan,
with him to the jail. Hargis and
are not on speaking terms,
fge Hargis has filed an affidavit
Ing unsanitary conditions of the
th|tt county jail, and former bad
tment on the part of Jailer Little,
asked to be sent to another jail,
e Riddle, having declined to pre
in the case, would not hear tills
Ion. Hargis is confined among and
ated just the same as the other prls-
rs.' T. P. Cardwell, Sr, father-In-
of Mr. Cox, Is pressing the prose-
lion.
on PERSONS HOOT
ERMAN MENNONITE SETTLE
MENT IS PRACTICALLY DE
STROYED BY THE 8T0RM.
Private Leased Wire.
Hllliboro, Kans, June 8.—A tornado
rk Coessel, a German Mennonlte
‘ttlement, It miles southwest of hare,
ter,lay, and the town was practlcal-
dMtroyed. About 80 persons were In,
red. The most seriously hurt are
latte Hendrichar aged II; Henry Rats*
Ml a farmer, and Dr. Peter Rlchert.
The tornado laid waste a strip 200
d» wlfle. Several stores and twelve
rldences were demolished, and every
Idence In town was damaged. The
Cluien mill and the Gerkln parochial
ghool, nearing completion, were
eked.
The large Mennonlte hospital was
only slightly dnmaged. The Injured
were taken thero for treatment.
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Beautiful Lots r/L
At Auction *50
SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, at 4 P. M.
JOSEPHINE TERRANOVA.
Thla Picture Was Taken Just After the Jury Had Aoquitted Hsr on a
Charge of Murder.
By Private Leased Wire.
New York, June 8.—Decision was reached at the office of the district
attorney yesterday to discharge Josephine Torranova from custody on
Monday.
She will not be held for'trial en a charge of killing her uncle, Ga
etano Reggio.
Last Friday a jury acquitted hi r of the charge of murdering her
aunt, Mrs. Reggio.
These Lots are right at Hapeville, some fronting rail
road, and owners tell us electric cars are guaranteed by 1st
January next. Hourly trains now on C. R. R.; fare 5c.
Terms of Sale: $25.00 cash, balance $10.00 per
month, 7 per cent. Interest or 5 per cent. Discount for
cash.
Take C. R. R. train leaving Terminal station at 3:30
p.m. Get off at Rose Hedge.
This is a chance to buy at your own price a lot which
will be worth double the money in a year after car line is
built. • 4 ',
. Thousands of dollars on improvements are being spent
in this section.
.The Georgian s Daily Short Story.
BROTHER GIOVANNI’S REWARD
BY J. SACKVILLE MARTIN.
Brother Olorannl atood before the treat
unfinished canvas that waa to grace the
orall nbore the high altar of the monastery
chapel. Hit palftte and bia brashes lay
Idle healde him, while be stared at tbe
painting with eyes that did not aee It.
ling far beyond In vision* of glory, of
bleb lie bad caught hot a faint reflection.
Here waa set oat the cruclflxlou of Our
Lord In a manner feeling enough to con
vert both Turk and Saracen. Tbe good
brother’s eye* wandered from the Infinite
tenderness of tbe central figure to the
the long shaggy eyebrows were of the some
sandy color of bis balr. Ills note was large
and fleshy, and bis lips abut tightly to
gether like a steel trap, parted In one place
two weeping Women about the foot of
cross; and then to g few strongly dn
Hues In charcoal In tbe left-hand eoj
Che
Incomplete.
befit In filgh esteem both by tbe abbot
the brethren of tbe Utthi monastery ..
Beats casetnue. These held it firm, ss an
article of faith that none other In all Italy
could paint ns be could. It waa uaeleaa
to speak to them of Flrense and Botticelli:
equally nselcaa to talk of Iloue nud of
Raphael. They wei
Brother Giovanni stared at hlin ns
though ha were nimble to remove his eyes.
••Ay,” said the Lord itlsbop, raising his
Jewelled fingers by way of benediction.
*’8o this Is "he picture/*
lie tfnsed at It steadily and made the
sign iff the crcna upon bis breast. "Yon
have wrought well, my brother," bo aald,
fixing hla eyes sternly upon Giovanni.
"Yours la ludeed a wonderful talent, and
It behoves you to »ee that you use It
worthily. Snch art la In Itself a religion.
Yet tell me,*’ he contluued acaunlng the
picture narrowly, "what figure do you pro
pose placing here where you hare left the
canvas Imperfect?"
"If it pleases your Lordship,** stammered
Fra Giovanni, nervously, "It is iny inten
tion to depict hors tbe srenrssd Iscariot
chaffering with the Jews for hts pieces of
silver. He shall !*• shown holdlug out hts
hsnd while ho glances furtively over his
For particulars, see
ANSLEY BROS.,
East Alabama Street.
yet of whom I cannot tell.**
The brethren thought the same. They
gathered In little group* before tbe picture,
endesvorlng to recsll whom It resembled.
None of them, however, penetrated thu dis
guise of tbe tblek-usttsd hair. And the
mole was not there, though Fra Giovanni
had long made up hla mind that Judas bad
Just such a mole, and hla fingers Itched to
tempts ti
length one morning he could rm
tatfon no longer, and, with a
i dahe of amber, tbe mole at*
were simple men who bad
nof seen these things. Neither Uhl they
wish to see them; cor had they not Gio
vanni's works?—and It waa Iteyond ques-,
tion that these ware beyond compare. -t— j- -,, 7
All things considered, Giovanni might i2°ws»n thmiHit of •• anirf ttuh,m
have been excused had be been puffed up I !?•“ ‘KSPi or. said the Bishop
I that be should meet
Idshon
. Flrense today, and will ar
rive In tbe afternoon. He la certain to
wish to aee It, and doubtless he will reward
with h!s fame. Itwss tbe more merit to
"Yes/*
lu .1
him, therefore, that he showed no sign of tbn Vt„!??’ 1
. PARK PLANS
10 OE CONSIDERED
Papers, maps and ether data will be
>r.p«r.,| for the next aeaalon of con-
P.ss by the committee which has been
vorking toward establishing national
P*rk. on the three battle ground*
trauml Atlanta. City Engineer Clay
ton has completed the maps of the
round, and they will be considered at
the meeting of the committee next
Tueiiia afternoon at 1:80 o’clock. The
prime object of the meeting Is to frame
Ml. which will be presented by
wnntia rongreeemen.
The 'a.mmlttee conslste of commit*
“** appointed from the city council,
bom the Chamber of Comemrce, from
■* I'nitcd Confederate Veterans' As-
•oriatlon. from the Confederate .arnpa
"• this city, from the county commls-
•loner. and from the Grand Army of
Ir Republic. Councilman Edmund W.
■onln Is chairman.
The pL in carried out will mean that
we battle grounds of Peachtree creek,
Atlanta and Exra church will be con-
27* 1 into parks and wld, tree-
JoMere i boulevards encircling the city
** Join them.
of Ilfs, nud so forgetful of fils comfort that
at times It was necessary to drug him from
hla esnrts to the refectory for bis frugal
m 2**i>l# sy* traveled downward Into the
unfinished corner of tbe. picture bln face
took on en expresnton of distress, and b*
took on tn expression of dlntreas, and n*
awoke from bis day dream with a mur-
mur. . „
"Alas? I enn never dp It.”
“What do I know of such men. or whom
can I take as my model! hay, but to find
him I should have to go forth Into the
world aud Into the abode of tble»-e* and
mnrderera. And bow eah .1 do that? Tbo
nlcture will never be finished any. more
than It will lie finished when hla lordship
come* to see It this afternoon.
Ills distress was deep Indeed; for only
that very morning tbe Abbot Psolo had
esllsd him to hU own •Mrtnientsftcr ma
tins and had Informed him that the lord
bishop- of Hero gin was passing through
tbe monastery on hi, way to Klrsnie. brisk
ing letters from the holy father bhnseif to
Lorento de Medici and to hls guest, Gel-
letlio KMril, dyke of Mllsn.
••It Is useless," he sighed; “I esnnot do
lt lie gathered his brashes slowly together
and went to tbe refectory for bis midday
m Tbe afternoon found him again liefore his
canvas, yet making . no furtnef_ |>r©frean
rest of the .. .
Glorannl.' "there
Yet now I mar
.JHBL _.. long before ft
is completed."
"He# that It Is so,’ 1 .H J
"Work worthily and reverently at your
craft, mr brother, and <lo hot misuse your
talent that bath been vouchsafed to you.
Ho shall you surely meet with your re
ward—not In stiver or gold, as do the artists
of the world, but In s manner fitting tbe
The abbot departed joyful!/, too full of
his preparatloni for t
**h#
lie will know It," he murmured;
.. sw , cannot but rtcognlxe It."
Bishop. j t W nald lie so easy to niter tbe fare.
few dalis of paint wonld at leant obliterate
the mole. Yet aa poor Giovanni looked at
hla work he knew it was Impossible.
VI uir wvriu, mu in n WAunrr milli* mr
work yon .ball armmpll.li and protxir-
tbmate to the seal of which yon do It.”
I Will »•*»*, mvt Him,
"Thus was Judas, and not
will ant do It.”
dlctlou. and departed with-hla companion*,
leaving Olorannl .landing glaring after
him. The poor brother's brad was spinning
with frightful thoughts. Hr had made no
progress with bis Judas, bscause, bring .or-
rounded solely by men of faith and holy
living, bu had no model Well, waa uot
ShraLord Bishop a holy man! And yet
eon* motet With h'ahudder
fare In hla hands to ahnr oat the vial'
Then, dinging hla brashes down, b* fled
his cell and shut himself In to struggla
against temptation.
In the clear light of a rammer evening
I hla couch. At raid
on luto the nlsh
tas plank which . r
night he could hear It no longer, slid, seis
ing a burn lantern, he harried guiltily from
rays of the lantern
SiliSa^'irsiar- *
at It vaguely,
thoughts than the scenrbeforehlm.ao
that he sUrted as * piuesmdtsrof inonk'S
headed by the »bt>ot*nd erichly '{J^ 1
■.cnee, eeme srpoee the grsas in rue oi
feared to look upon _
-horribly like! With e shudder he dashed
Ms brash at the face and obliterated all
that he had done.
During tbe nest few days Brother Gio
vanni wrnt air,nt the monastery pels and
in.-., nf(-is«mnrnM oi mr TiMi'ti ■ praoccuplcil. The grjal work mails no
SacrvK aratjss z ravr-
thee the krd nian<n*_2i_ f„ v . ||, knew new that no other Jsdae
possible for him; be knew that h*
d have tn paint It, sad be trembled nt
metloo of hls i room.
OMBS in such variety and of such
beautiful designs. Among the
1 attractively finished style* are Sf*»riISeT th” riTai^‘imfoii tefm. of
y those wiih filigree scrolls,carved i-.tm.--. with .hr pope bimmlf. .
arabesques, [ewel-set or ensm-
«led. The effective Baroque
|* -re used as a tetting in some of . . JH—
st- irtest combs and form a most tenance. The U*4 JWfcp wratameamdir
f e combination with either the b ' m ' *»-«<**' n "" cun * •-
-■•ccn-gold f-i-h. SSff^lC.’maSS'f SWf wSn-*4>!"
1 quoiae enamels ere also popular. (or , *.,„ t y ring of eamly b^JJ' ™r l 7 l "5
hi. tonnre. HI* eyes were pnie
as though It were s virion sent to him from
heaven Itself.
would
day b* could keep sway no
ell to bin work wlfk feverish
,mSrr. He fell to bin work wlik feverish
eagerness, one thing, and one tMag oaly,
hr Would do. He would replace the aranfy
hair with thick and matO-d locks. I’neribly
that would be u suffl'I-at illagulae. Aud he
wnebl leave out tbo mole,, too. If be rould.
lie worked as s stirring man rats-without
stopping, nnd Judos grow hideously once
■in U|MU the rsavs*.
The goo<l Abbot Paolo watched him with
maier & berkele.
ihlftTmra wbra TK &
rat’w’bwkT'irilie SSbSTa^. thm logW. bra-b —
t reminds me,"he said vaguely, srratrh-
over the hills with n nnmsroos rellnne.l
When he had washsd and psruken of torn,
slight refection, be eiprsssod n wtrii to see
the picture. . „ i
Many of tbo brethren, prood of Fra Gio
vanni'* skill, accompanied him. Uhe tiees,
they clustered slewt the rsnvsa, Iravlng.
however, a apace wherein tbe good abbot
and bis guest might mors. , . • ,
The lord bishop of I'eragts looked long
and steadily at the picture. TTiea bo
tamed his eyes toward Olovaasl, who at«»l
beside It. sick with fear. There mold he
no doubt now whom Jnda* rsaemhled. Xot|
when tbe model atom! .
fell to whispering together, marretlng thst
they had not seen It liefore. And even ns
he looked the hlabops acowl Incrraaed, nnd
with tbe scowl tbo resemblance
has, wrought well" be raid it,
Isat, taming toward (Movsnnl "Thou bast
well employed tbe tlleut thit bsth been
granted unto thee. Indeed, Indeed.”
went os, punting with vteleue ntarantra.
'•thou beet not Mdden If Si J napkin.
Therefore, as I did prophesy to thra, thou
shnlt rarely meet wftb thy reward-bet In
gold
or stiver, ray brother, but In a man-
fitting* to the work whie* you lmve ac-
Dttsbed. and tbe tral with wMrh you
com pushed, and
accomplished It.
sldnt will confer noon the
He turned sod,left the room, followed
by tbs abbot sod the whispering monks,
and ones more Giovanni was left alone
with hls pleura.
Thst rame evening. In the chapter bouse,
Brother Glorannl received hls reward, end
In good measure. A eoufde of eurdy
brethren stripped him. and. placing him
far* downward upon the door, leld on to
tastily with raw cowhide ns til be brl-
d again, friskily for a month the pn*-.
era was retested; so that long afterward
the pramotrr of those ports, whea ihey
coaid hear the wolves bowl la tbe forest
et slghl wooM laugh by their insMe* and
Ptahl 'll* but Brother Giovanni rrerfv-
Ing the reward of lb* Ulent that bath
Additional Sporting News
FOR FULL PAGE CP 8PORT8 SEE PAGE TWELVE.
CUTTER CREWS
READY TO ROW
By Private Leased Wire.
New York, Juno 8.—The twelva oared navy
cutter raring crew* of tho Atlantic fieri
are gutting ready for practice for tho races
thst are to take place this summer fer the
Battenberg Hqnsdrnn cup, tha trophy re
cently presented to tbe enlisted men of
Bear Admiral lloblvy D. Brans' fleet by
the enlisted men of tho British second
rralaer squadron under Rear Admiral I’M ace
Louis of Battenberg. The cup, B magnlfl-
eeut affair, standing over two feet high. Is
of solid silver, trimmed with gold, and Is
now on board the battleship Maine, the
flagship Of tbs Atlantic fleet.
The cap Is Inscribed as follows;
"Maine, Alliums, lows, Kearssrge, Ken
tacky, Mnaraebnaetta, Missouri, Illinois,
West Virginia, Peassylvsnls, Maryland,
Colorado, Mayflower, Yankton. To tho
enlisted, men of the North Atlantic fleet
from tlietr British rourin* of tbo Hscoad
Cruiser squadron on hoard the Drake, Cora
wall, nssex. Bedford, Csmberlasd. In grsta-
fal remembrance of the many kindnesses,
tokens of good fellowship, nnd wonderfal
entertalsmeuts thst were given to them
In cordial friendship hr tbetr comrades
across the aee. Annapolis, November 1st
to November >8, HO*—New York."
GRAFFIUS OUT;
GILKS GOES IN
hen granted to him."
THROUGH SLEEPING
CAR LINE TO
Wrightsville Beach, N .C.
Commencing Saturday, Juno the 9th,
and continuing each Saturday during
the months of June, July and Au
gust, through sleeping cars will be op
erated, delivering passengers at the
hotels at Wrigbtavlllg Bcacb,
leaving
Atlanta at 9:U p. m.; returning, leave
WrighUrllle each Thursday, arriving
Atlanta the following morning at 4:TO
tickets J18.55; week
end ticket*, good for live daya, J8.25.
SEABOARD
.... . , . _ JGIIks, of
HPWrirtfiorl (mb, toft night, that ha
had •lisp***!**! CstFhsr GraffiaOp and that)
hi* (Gllks) waa going to get into tha game
"Meat K avanatigh notified Gllks that
If the suspension waa jtenulnn and If Graf-
SF2.«
to psrtlripste In nny game, lit was far
ther Informed that Is tbs avast thst Graf-
fins was reinstated he (Gllksl or somo other
player must lie rales*
THOMA8TON WIN8.
Dneelal to The Georgian.
Thomsston, Gs., June 8.—Tha noya' High
school of Atlaata lost .three game* to th*
crack Thomsston tram. First gams:
Hoorn: It. II. K.
Thomsston .....4 I *
II II. H I 8 *
Batteries; Thomsston, AbsrrromMe and
Farris; B. II. H„ "Bed” Smith and Lock
hart. ,
Tbs second gams was pitched by Paul
glowers, who did not glv* up a single bit
rad who struck out flfteou men.
ora: It H. E.
Thomsoten U It 4
i. II. H : 0 0 7
Batteries: Thomastou, (I tow era aud Far
ias; II. 11. fl, Calloway and Lockhart.
l’sul glowers, who had Just pitched s
oo-blt gam*, pitched th* third game of the
eerie*, giving up only 4 scratch bits. II*
■track out 0 man lu seven lining*.
ora: It. H. B.
naston 18 18 4
B. H. • ( 4 8
Battery: Thomastou, Blower* and Farias;
II. Jl. H„ "Bed” Hmltb and Lockhart.
The Thomsston tram loft Inst night for
Covington, whan they play three game*
and than they go to Bulan Hprluga, Ala.,
for three games.
DAY PITCHES FINE GAME.
Hpeclal to Tho Georgtao.
Covlogton, On.. June A—Covington defeat-
ad n. C. Lee In,titnto, Frank Anderson's
fast team from Tlmmnaton, on the hem*
grounds yesterday. Tha game waa very n-
citing from beginning to finish. Tha fea
ture of tho game waa tho pitching of Day,
for Covington. Ho gave op only two hlto
and struck out fifteen men.
Score by lonlngs. B. n. n. ,
Covington I» 0M 00A-8 10 » ,
li r.. i« <no ooo ooo-o : l j
Botterleo—Ctrrlogtna, Day and Hlmmona; I
B. B. Los, Anderaoii nn l Farris
This la the first of a scries of three game.,
w i'll li K l-cc Nctinnn will he lo the
boi for tbe locals on Friday.
HOME COMING WEEK
FOR KENTUCKIANS.
THROUGH SLEEPERS
Atlanta to Louisville.
OXFORD TEAM LOSE8.
it to Tho Georgina.
der, Gs.. JniM- I.—Winder defeated
iford tram here today la a vary In
teresting game by a aeon of s to 2. Tho
Mi. I Ins of F-sere r.r tbe locals was pbe-
uomenal ami he at reck out It men. A acr
id gam* will be played Friday.
Moore by Innings: B. II. K.
On account of tha above occasion
111” \V. K. A. II It. nml N. C. A St.
L. Railway will sell round trip tickets
on Juno 10, 11 nnd 12 at rnto of one
fan- I'lno 2o n-iitH for the round trip,
tin- tfit • from Atlanta liuliig fl3..',r>,
tickets good to return until Juno 2.1,
1908. Ily depositing tlckot and paying
.Ml . crilc However, tickets will
bo extended until July 23.
TI,;. e tralim dully, leaving AilnntA
at 8:35 a. in., 4.50 p. tn. and 8.50 p. in.,
all carrying standard Pullman sleep
ers Atlanta to Nashville and Nashville
to Idyulsvllle.
In addition to this service there will
bo through sleeping oars operated on
the 4:50 p. m. trains of Juno 14 and 11,
Atlanta to Louisville without change,
arriving Louisville next morning at
8:20 a. m.
Route la via Chattanooga, Nash
ville and Mammoth Cave.
For further Information write or
call on
J. A. THOMAS or c. B. WALKER.
af.lT.i r. t. a.
Peachtree Viaduct. Union Pans. Sta.
CHARLES & HARMAN,
General Paeaenger Agent
,'£T 1 i
MnticriFF Wlrnlor. J. Jftgar* *n«l If*!*-
pttWf; Oxford. HMMB IW*
tnark «»nf. hy Mraara 21. I»y
L'uipir*, Uvuaarc. Ttiu«g 1:45.
Mr. Ed L. LaFontaino, ro lon^
and favorably known In th*» paint,
>arnlah and glass bualneaM In At
lanta, 13 Dow with F. J. Cooledge
&. Hro., th*» paint men at 12 N.
Port/th street.
Jam
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