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r THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. I'Ll FRIDAY. JUNK I, IW6. CLUB WOMEN URGE SENA TE TO OUST MORMON SMOOT gf Private Leased Wire. m St. Paul# Minn., June 8.—The con tention of the General Federation of Women'* Club* today pi—ad with much enthusiasm a resolution asking Ljie United States senate to approve of the action of Its committee in recom mending the unseating of Senator Reed of Utah. Mrs. Walter McXab Miller, cl*. . - -..n of the pure food committee, opcn- td the pure food discussion b? reading ♦•legrams from representatives in con gress pledging themselves to further 0)e Hepburn pare food bill. A resolution was adopted which con tained a petition to congress to remove the duty on works of art. In accord- •nee with house bill 15,268, of 1906. A resolution pledging tin* federation to study the subject of tuberculosis during the next two years, and dis seminate all information on the sub ject, was referred to the civic commit tee. A resolution Indorsing the plan to found scholarships In English col leges for American girls was passed, u was a resolution indorsing civil lervlce. A resolution abandoning meet ing* on Memorial day was referred to the incoming board of directors. A resolution asking congress to print and supply the women of the country statistics already gathered re lating to children was adopted. A res olution condemning hazing in colleges was passed. ✓ Another resolution which was adopt ed Indorsed the prohibition of the em ployment of girls under eighteen years of ago after 7 p. m. ( and a legal eight- hour workday for working girls. Mrs. Plenkenburg, of Pennsylvania, < haii man "f the eleetl..n s, re ported that there was no electioneer ing at the polls when- the brought In the result of yesterday’s election. Neither was there any attempt to In timidate voters, she said. Airs. Mary Moody Pugh, In her re port on "Household Economies,” said her report was designed os an anti dote for the general impression that club work waa a menace io the home. Mrs. Virginia C. Meredith said she wished she could (hake every girl take an education with a blaa toward home. "What we want," ahe aald, “are homes where right living and right thinking la done. It belongs to you, to club women, to make home-making fashionable." SOCIETY. Continued from Opposite P»flo. porch, which woo inclosed and made tatraottve with palms and ferns, and women In pretty aummer toilettes. Mrs. Selman was presented with a dainty gauze fan. Mrs. Almand won the drat prize, a gold hatpin, and Miss Lillie Anderson the second prise, a sil ver hatpin. Roman punch was served during tho game by Misses Hallle Irby and Louise Kolb, and afterwards a delicious salad and ice course was enjoyed. Mrs. Weathers received her guests In an embroidered lingerie gown, and was assisted In receiving by Mrs. Em' motto Collier and Mrs. C. 8. Mat thews, both wearing pretty white toi lettes. Mrs. Selman wore a cream batiste gown with trimmings of baby Irish lace. Those present were Misses Cortnne Anderson, Arilne Almand, Conally, Al ma Archer, Floy Almand, Christine Wall, Lillie Anderson, Louise Street, Hallle Irby, Louise Kolb, Jean Carson, Pauline Hope, Luclte Ragsdale, Mrs, Fred Sony, Mrs. D. A. Small, Mrs. Webb Almand, Mrs. C. S. Matthews, Mrs. Kmmette Collier, Mrs. W. C. Hutt, Mrs. Will Hope and Mrs. Carlisle. miss russIll's BRIDGE. Miss Mary Read was the guest of honor Friday morning at a bridge par ty given for her by Miss Edith Rus sell, at the Marlborough. The apart ment of Miss Russell nnd her mother were fragrant with Jars and vases of sweet peas, nasturtiums and roses. Miss Russell received her guests In a white lingerie gown, and Miss Read wore a smart suit of blue linen trim med with cluny lace. The first prize was a pair of elegant sliver toilette bnttlos, and the consolation won a hand carved Florentine picture frame, which .Miss Itusell brought from abroad. Miss Read was presented with a handkerchief of duchess lace. During the game, California cherries on leer were served, and after the prizes were awarded luncheon was served at small tables. Besides the guest of honor, those present were Miss Georgia Watts, Miss Elizabeth Adair. Miss Louise Watts, Miss Hariet High, Miss Laura Wlth- am, Miss Agnes Ladson. Miss 8us!e Mno Pope, Miss Ethel Kelly, Miss Jeannette Swift, Miss Nellie Hightow er, Miss Ida Hightower, Miss Florence Hobbs, Miss Emma Robinson, Miss Florence Richardson, Miss M. A. Phe lan, Miss Laura Payne, Miss Mary Deas Tupper, Miss Martha Woodward, Miss Bessie Woodward, Miss Emma Bello Lowndes, Miss Gladys J^vln, Miss Hetherlngtnn, of Kansas City; Miss Cora Hemphill. Miss Emma Ilrlle Du Bose, Mies Kina Gentry. Miss Loulle Roper, Miss Antoinette Blount, Mlsa Mil ihe party was characterized by n Katharine Gholettn, MIm Ethel Gay, delightful Informality. After • - -toa If*tie Hand, of Pelham, Mlsa piw a delicious luncheon was * tt the card tables. ether bridesmaids were in white lin gerie gowns, with large bouquets of daisies tied with whlto ribbons. Tho groomsmen wore boutonnieres of sweet peas. The groom's boutonniere waa also of sweet peas. Mr*. Thomas, mother of the bride, was handsome In black and white silk, her flowers lilac, sweet pea blossoms. A large number of relatives and friends were present. An Informal reception followed, at which time Ices and cakes were served. Numerous letters and telegrams were received from relatives and friends. Among them were those from Dr. Ju lian p. Thomas, of New York, brother of the bride; Mrs. MacMillan, of Phil adelphia, mother of the groom: Mr. and Mr*. Thomas C. Pecklinm. of Chl- rago; Mr. A. B. Correll. of Spartan burg: Mr. Thomas' Cameron, of New York; Mrs. Wiliam C. Sibley, of Bir mingham; Mrs. Annie Due. of Bir mingham; Mrs. Koto C. Xalslger. .Mrs. A. H. DeVnughan, Miss Sadie McLaws, i f Augusta; Mrs. George C. Ball, Miss K!l»e Beattie, Mrs. Glascock Mays, of Atlanta, and others. Among the distinguished guests were Mrs. Gabbett, custodian of the cross of honor. The many handsome pres ents testified to the popularity of the bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. MacMillan will leave next week on their bridal tour. MRS. OGLESBY'S TEA IN HONOR MR8. CALHOUN. Mrs; Jr G.' Oglesby. Jr., will enter tain at .a tea Saturday afternoon at her home, on Peachtree street. In hon or of Mrs. Andrew Calhoun. The pretty home will be decorated with quantities of sweet peas, palms and ferns. Tile Invitations aro con- llned to 30 or 40 matrons nnd the oc casion will be very Informal. Aaalatlng Mrs. Oglesby will be Mrs. Andrew Calhoun, Mrs. A. W. Calhoun, Mr*. J. O. Oglesby,' Mrs. Colqult Car ter. Mrs. Herbert Brown, Mrs. A. K. Talhoun. Mlsa Eugenia Oglesby will lerve punch. * RUMMAGE SALE. The young ladles of Jackson Hill Baptist church will hold a rummage lale Saturday at 219 Auburn avenue. MRS. DAVI8~ENTERTAINED. Mr*. Archibald Davis entertained nt bridge Friday morning In honor of Mr*. Taylor, of Baltimore, who I* the gu»*t of her sister. Mrs. James Nun- nail)'. There were six tables of bridge. MRS. ROBERT TOY WILL ENTCT Sir*. Robert B. Toy will enu. ■ thleen Brown, Miss Lottie Pack Wy- -.nd Mrs. John Maddox. •i. ENGLISH *TO* ENTERTAIN IN HONOR MIS8 NICOLSON Mrs. Jamea W. English will enter- Jtra. Robert V. Toy wui ( etc. , ln , lt lirWft0 Tu „,, ay afternoon In SUES?, Caro honor of Miss Mary_N.cc,.on. MISS 8TEPHEN8 TO ENTERTAIN IN HONOR OF MISS GOODE. A pretty compliment to Mlaa Elle Goode was the euchre party which Mtss Nan Stephens gsvs Friday after noon In ther honor. The dining room, where a dainty luncheon was served, was decorated with daisies. Miss Ste phens received her guests In a gown of whits mull and lace. Miss Goode wore a suit of Allca blue silk trimmed with baby Irish lace. Invited to meet the guest of honor wars: Miss Suale Fain, Miss Edith Fisher, Mlsa Sallle Walker, Mias Julia Goode, Miss Ruth Lewis. Miss Marie Phillips, Miss Pauline Middleton, Miss Sarah Lownde*, Mlaa Alma Pope, Mlsa Loulae Ball, Mlsa Evle Mathew*, Miss Louise Norman, Mias Brant White- side, Mias Fannie Turner, Miss Nell CDonnelly, Miss Susie Battle, Miss Grace Norcrosa. Miss Bessie Ray, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Polk, Mrs. James Logan. CONCERT AT"MARI8T HALL. A fashionable and enthusiastic audi ence greeted three artists, Messrs, yer- non d'Arnalle, baritone; Oscar Pip* penhelmer, 'cello, and J. Fowler Rich ardson, piano, Thursday evening at Mariat hall, nt the concert .given for the benefit of the Methodist Home Set tlement. .„rwrew arousing the enthusiasm of an audi ence composed of critical music lov ers. Messrs Richardson and Psppen helmer contributed largely to the perfection of the recital, by their ex quisite piano and 'cello work. Mr. d'Arnallfa voice Is oneof JBjSttd quality and tone thoroughly cultivated with a sympathetic power, not often heard Hie stage presence waa attrac- evidence. fa n 4e ,n .urwMzo!T^“i ,l ^ cause. v TO MI8S SHIVELEY. rrlday morning **•*• Bessie , P< JE* entertained twenty-four gWfHendiln- f.wmally at carta In ho " or ” f “ Thlabe Shlveley, the *“*!{ of p**|£| Marguerite Hemphll. party was one of the many entertainments given this week in biles Shlveley’e honor. Hutchins. Miss Lamar Ik the dough ter of Mr. Jefferson Lamar, of Flor ida and the niece of Congressman W. B. Lamar. RECITAL. The recital to bo given by Mr. J. P. O'Donnelly Tuesday evening at the Baptlat church for tho benefit of the organ fund Is being anticipated with pleasure by a large number of peo- Ne. The organ Is one of the hand- •omeat in any church In thin country, »nd 1* the gift of the women of the 1 ngregatlon. To sny thnt the concert will be directed by Mr. O'Donnelly le to guarantee Its worth from a musical and aralatlc viewpoint. w. cTt. u. The memben of the Atlanta Willard ff. C. T. U. will meet at the home of Hr*. J. A. Atkin*, «S Houston Street, Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock and Irom there will carry flowers to the •capital* and Jail*. ■ mrs. m. l. mclendon, _ President. IN HONOR OFMR8. SELMAN. '>ne of the charming affairs of the week was the domino party given by the Thursday Aftemnn Domhso Club, Jf the home of Mr*. W. M. Weathers. In West End. tn honor of Mrs. Homer wlman, who leaves next week to make *r home In Texas. The game waa played on t£e spacious THROUGH SLEEPING CAE LINE TO Wrights villa Beach, N .C. JCrtrmueocfnf Saturday, Jane the 9th, continuing each Saturday during ^ months of June, July and Au- through sleeping firs will he op- jrtUKi, deli verteg p asking ere at the ■otcls at Wrightsv 11 le Bench, leaving JJltnta at 9:35 p. m.: returning, leave ”rt*htavllle each Thursday, arriving Atlanta the following morning at 4:50 f®- 8aaaon tfcMi KllMi * ,,k tickets, good for five days, $8.23. SEABOARD. Mr*. Charles Godfrey is enjoying visit >f several week* at New York be fore going to Cannd.i to spend the re mainder of the summer with relatives. Mr*. Godfrey Is at present at 199 West Eighty-second street. New York, and I being delightfully feted by her friend at the metropolis. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Goldsmith ani children, MI** Lillie Goldsmith, Mr. and Mr* Kdw aid I’awthorn nnd *"i\ nnd < >-. i r Pavl*. Jr , left Thursday {■ r At lantic Beach. Miss Faith Harris, nf Nashville, who has been a student at the Woman's College. Baltimore, Is the guest of Mrs. Alonzo Richardson. Miss.. Ida Landrum nnd Mr. Baylor I.nndrum nre In Lexington. Ky., and are the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Solomon Van Meter. Mr. an<l Mrs. T. H. Gay and family leave Friday for Vlrglnln, where Mrs. Oay nnd her children will spend a month. Miss Annie Laurie Brewster, of Col lege Park, will enteitnln the College Park Sewing Club Friday afternoon. Mrs. Jack Johnson, who was the guest of Mrs. Walter Taylor, has re turned to her home tn Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Everltt, of Cov Ingtor, after attending the Everltt' Laird wedding, have returned home. Mrs. Roby Robinson nnd her little daughters. Isabel and Elolse, will spend the eummer In Michigan. Ml,, Annie Fliten will entertain at bridge Saturday morning ln honor of Ulsi Mary Nlcolson. Mr*. A. J. Smith nnd her two daugh ter* will leave for Chicago June 14 to spend the summer. Mlsa Lula Selman, of Monroe, has returned homo after a visit to relative, In Atlanta. Sirs. Taylor, of Baltimore, la the guest of her sister, Mrs. James H. Nunnally. Mrs. W. R. Fagan to the guest of her mother, Mr*. Carolina Pou, at Madison, Go. Mr. E. C. Horford. of Eastman, will be the guest of Atlnnta friends next week. Mlsa Cteo Famesworth, of Covtng ton, to the guest of relatives In At- lanta. Mr. and Bln. J. O. Raoul and family will spend the summer ln Morehead, N. C. Colonel and Mrs. R. J. Lowry re' turned from Chattanooga Friday. Mr. and Mr*. T. B. Felder have taken apartments at the Marlborough. Mlsa Snmuella Whitman will return from Chattanooga Monday. Mra. DeWItt Pinson to visiting rel*' tlves at Greensboro. Mr. and Mra Hugh Wlllet left Fri day for a trip East. Magnificent collection-beautiful Pie. ture Postal Cards. It will Interest vou tn son till* illsihnv. For sale by PIEDMONT SOUVENIR COMPANY, in Lobby Piedmont Hotol. MISS RUTH SANDERSON NAMED POLICE MATRON WOMAN OF WIDE EXPERIENCE AND A TRAINED NUR8E, 8UC CEEDS MRS. BOHNEFELD. Miss Ruth Sanderson, a trained nurse, and a woman of wldo experience and travel, has taken charge of the matron's ward at the police station aa successor to Mrs. Mary Bohnefeld, dis charged. Miss Sanderson waa chosen by Po lice Chief Jennings, who was Instruct ed by the police commission to procure a matron. The chief will present her name to the commission Tuesday night and Miss Sanderson will be formally elected. Miss Fsnderson went to the police station Thursday night and nsautned tho duties of matron. She was busy Friday cleaning the department nnd arranging her effects. The new ma tron lias resided In Atlanta for the put four years and has followed the dudes nf a trained nurse. She Is a native of Rockdale, England. 8he was trained for a nurse In the Manchester Roynl Infirmary and wns also connected with ths Northern hospital In Liverpool. Sha bu crossed the Atlantic thirty-three times and hu made six trips to Russia with patients. B00K8 OF DR. ANDERSON ARE IN STATE LIBRARY. Special to The Georgian. Wilmington, N. C., June *.—Over too volumes selected Trom the library of the tote Dr. E. A. Anderson, of Wil mington, have been placed In the state library at Raleigh. The books are a loan collection to the state and were sent to Raleigh by Mra. Margaret Y. McKor and Lieutenant E. A. Anderson, U. S. N.. daughter and son of Dr. An* derson. Electrical Company Organized. Special to The Georgian. ■Charlotte, N. C„ June I.—A 329,000 electrical company, known as the Smith Electric Manufacturing Company, hu been chartered with headquarters here, to deal In and handle electrics! sup plies. GEORGIA NORMAL COLLEGE HOLDS COMMENCEMENT Special to The Xtoorgton. Abbeville) On, June The com mencement at the Georgia Normal < "al lege and Buslnees Institute of this city hu been In progress since lain Sun day, when the commencement rormnn .wns preached by Rev. H. C. Buckholz, of Atlanta. On Tuesday evening, the ususl an nual banquet of the Alumnae Asso ciation was held. A large number .* the alumni wan present, and with the eloquent speeches and tempting re freshments. it wu a most enjoyable occasion. LAST AUCTION SALE OF LOTS IN A N S L E Y P A R K NEXT FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1:30 P. M. Only the development of this property by Edwin P. Ansley makes possible the purchase of such valuable real estate at public sale. To secure such property at your own price is the chance of a lifetime. Drive out or take a street car and see what six months and more than $100,- 000 has done in improving this, the most valuable resi dential property in Atlanta. Watch for publication of plat and for further partic ulars inquire of FORREST & GEORSE ADAIR, CHARLES M. ROBERTS, ANSLEV BROTHERS. DIVISION DEPUTIES STATE Of TENNESSEE 'CANDLER TO SUCCEED OF 1,0.0,F.APPOINTED' AFTER $600,000 TAXES CAPT, J, P, WILLIAMS HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED BY GRAVID< SUIT IS BEGUN TO REA8SE88 THE MA8TER AND WILL BE GIN DUTIES AT ONE. Special to The Georgian. Augusta, Ga.. June 6.—-Grand Master B. B. McCowen, of the Odd Fellows, has appointed the dlvtMlon deputies for the entire state of Georgia, which !• composed of seventeen divisions. The deputies have been notified, and will start out on their duties at once. The folldwlng Is a list of the ap- polntmenta: Id vision No. 1—1. H. Smith. Bn In- bridge. This division Includes the counties of Baker. Calhoun, Clay, De catur, Dougherty, Early. Lee, Miller, Mitchell. Quitman, Randolph. Terrell, Turner and Worth. Division No. I.—J. T. Pate, Llthonla. This division Includes the counties of Campbell. Clayton, DeKalb. poqglass, Fulton, Newton, Paulding and Rock dale. Division No. 3—H. M. Ward, Huvan- nah. This division incudes Hryan, Bulloch. (Thatham. ElTlngliam, Liberty and McIntosh. Division No. 4—R. H. Hikes. Augusta. This division Includes Burke, Colum bia, Glascock, Hancock, McDuttlc, Rich mond and Warren. Division N6. 8—A. 8. J. Hall. Blue Ridge. This division Includes Chero kee, cdbb, Fnnnln. Forsyth, Gilmer, Milton and Pickens. Division No. I—W. W. Burnett, Bax ley. This division Include* Appling, Camden, Charlton, Clinch. Coffee, Glynn, Jeff Davis, Pierce, Ware nnd Wayne. Division No. 7—T. L. Gruzard, Co lumbus. This division Includes Chat tahoochee, Crisp, Harris. Macon, Mar ion, Muscogee, Schley, Stewart, Bum- tor. Taylor, Talbot and Webster. Division No. I—T. D. Ridley. Dal ton. This division Includes Bartow, Catoosa. Coweta, Haralson, Heard, Meriwether, Polk and Troup. Division No. 10—R. L. Rwntta, BamesvUle. This division Includes Butts, Fayette, Henry, Monroe, like, Spalding nnd Upson. Division No. II—'T. E. Rynls. Macon. This division Includes Baldwin, Ilthb, Crawford, I I'. H m-t-'ii Ja‘i"-r. Jones, Putnam. Twiggs nnd Wilkinson. Division No. 12—Dr. O. F. Lassiter, Spread. This division Is comprised or Emanuel, JofTerson, Jenkins, Johnson, Laurens, Screvon, Tattnall, Toomba and Washington. Division No. IS—W. E. Reynolds, Mnysvllle. This division la made up of Banka, Dawson. Frpnklln, Haber sham, Hart. Lumpkin, Rabun, Steph ens, Union, Town* and White. Division No. 14.—H. L. Kcott, Abbe ville. This division comprises Dodge, Irwin, Montgomery, Pulaski, Telfatr and Wilcox. Division No. IB—F. II. Hewlett, Val dosta. This division la composed of Berrien, llrooka, Colquitt, Grady, Echols, Lowndes, Thomaa, Tift. Division No. 16—W. A. Slaton, Wash ington. This division Includes Clark, Elbert, Greene, Lincoln. Madison, Mor gan, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Taliaferro and Wilkes. Division No. 17—W. B. Sloan, Gainesville. This division Includes Hall, Gwinnett, Jackaon and Walton. PROPERTY OF COAL, IRON AND RAILWAY CO. By Private Leased Wire. Nashville, Tenn., June 8.- Suit waa Instituted before the trustees of Grun dy county today by Rtate Revenue Agent James R. Jetton to reaseess property of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company, ln this state, for 1902, 1904, 1906 and 1906. Accord ing to the contention of the state, this company Is liable for tax assemment for the yeara mentioned at not less than $10,060,000 per annum, no part of which ha* been assessed tor the period covered. Under the Tennessee laws the method of arriving at the value of the prop- | erty of quasi public corporations Is (i»v obtaining the market value of stock and bonds. The aggregate value there- ] of, less the amount assessed upon the realty and tangible personalty, Is the lvalue which should be assessed for tax ation. It Is claimed by the state that since 1994 the average assessment upon the Intangible property of the corpor ation has not been over $27,000 per annum, whereas the company, prior to January 1. had a capitalisation of over $22,000,000 and. outstanding bonds of more than $16,000,000. Flnce January l the capital stock has been $30,000,- 000. This stock Is quoted In New York at 166. Should the stnte establish Ha conten tion that $10,000,000 of property has annually escaped taxation, the corpora tion will be liable for nearly $600,000 In Interest, taxes, penalty and costs. coluimTfloobed ■ WITHJOGUS COIN ANOTHER NEGRO ARRESTED AND HELD ON THE CHARGE OF COUNTERFEITNQ. Special In The Georgian. Columbua, aa., June (.—Will Finley, a negro mnn, waa arrested yesterday by Secret Service' Agent J. M. Wright and City Detective Moore on a charge of making counterfeit silver dollars, hla unrest being a sequel to that of Jils mother, Mary Cunningham, on a Charge of passing tha l>ngu* coin. It waa tha woman', evidence which mused her son's arrest, she stating that ahe gut the money from him. A roll of tin Ml and some plaster of paria fouml at tha vrnman'a house were taken by the officers to Indicate that the counterfeiting was done nt her home. She was Identified by fifteen different persons on whom she had 'I til" ' i'll! Ill Her son was held In 22,000 bond by Commissioner Ilrown, ntnl both nre ln fall tn atvnlt trial at the next term of the United Htntes court. The town Is apparently flooded with tho bogus mins, as they are turning up every day. ATLANTA CAPITALIST TO HI TRU8TEE8 OF EMORY . COLLEGE. Asa G. Candler, of Atlanta, will In all probatdllty succeed Captain J. P- Wil liams, of Savannah, a* president of the board of trustees of Emory College, as It Is understood that Captnln Williams will resign this position which he has held for six years, owing to the press of his private business affairs. i u i,mi W illiam* a* the president of the trustees of the Methodist Col lege, has worked hard ond accomplish ed great results, giving much of his time and money to the institutions needs. It was thought last year that ha would resign, but he yielded to the urgent requests of hit friend* nnd th"*e of the college that he relnin the of fice at least another year. It I* now understood that he will tender hi* re signation at the meeting of the trus tee* Friday and Saturday at Oxford, and that Aaa O. Candler, of Atlanta, will be elected to succeed him. Mr. Candler haa for several years been rhalm'sn of ins finance commit tee nf the board and to thoroughly in touch with the needs of tho college. It to understood that ho h«* been np- proached on this matter anti will ac cept the office If It la offered to him. DEATH'S HAND GRASPS THROTTUEJE ENGINE FIREMAN, NOTICING GREAT SPEED OF TRAIN, FIND8 ENGIN- ERR DEAD IN CAB. * By PrtVafi» Lmht'1 Wire. Manaflfld, Ohio, June 6.—WIIIU Valentine, of thl* city, an Mlfftneer the Toledo nnd WiiboBlBI i died of heqrt dl*ea*e In the cab hi* engine, while running’ near Ui> •roy lout evening III* flreinan. noticing the high *pf of the train, came from tho ten. and found him dead. The body w brought here on h»a train. HOTEL AWUVALS. AT THE ARAGON. W. J. Gray, yen Vork: J. 1>. Gartn- totrrty. Hernia: William IL Hnrrotl An- giiMta; Wlwumii, New York: II. ' I’rlm- rt«n\ Hi. I.ohIm; Rim LhiIum Mann, Hliri*\»*- [Mil t; M 1*4 Mnrv llm.l. Mir.-triM.rt; ** Maud rimmi.ll**. Hhn»report; Sll** BRIEF NEWS BY WIRE Ran Into Freight Train. Lancaster, Pa., Juno ft.—Ths Chicago limited on the Pennsylvania railroad crashed Into a freight train near tilts I Hv yi'Ktcf'duv. Ariitiulnn. mid |dn slriane wore sent from here to the wreck. Several of tho train crews were hurt. Fairbanks’ Cousin Elopti. Evansville, Ind., June ft.—After trav eling 200 miles to bo marriod, Wilbur F. Fairbanks, aged 22, a mere boy In nppeamnee, and Miss Katherine Flnnl- gnn, nged 1ft, both of Columbus, Jnd., were Intercepted her* yesterday by the police, nnd are nan- being held until tha girl's parents come. Fairbanks ■ays h* Is a cousin of Vice President Fairbanks. Memory of Horooo Honored. Portomouth, Va.. Juno ft.—Tho hand some monument erected by the Artil lery Association of this city In memory of those who fell In tho battle of Graney Island during tho war of till was unveiled today with Interesting exercises, civil Inn* and military uni ted with the patriotic soclotlea to make It a gala occasion. Colonel William H. Stewart delivered the oration of the day. Alfonso Bids Guoit, Fsiswsll. Madrid, June I.—The prince and Princese of Wales, the Duke of Sparta, Crown Prince of Greece and Prince Albrecht, of Prussia, who cam* here to attend tha royal wedding, have left Madrid by special railway train. King Alfonso and tha member* of the royal family bade the party farewell at the station. Mist Rockefeller ie Heme. New Tork, June «.—It waa laamed today that Mlaa Ethel Rockefeller ar rived here on the North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Gnoose under the assumed name of Rautoln E. Raynor. Miss Rockefeller la the daugh ter of William Rockefeller and the niece of John D. Rockefeller. One Woman Kills Another. Richmond, Ky, June Mrs. Nannie Nuckols. of f'artersvllle, shot and killed Mrs. Vlana Rlack, of Conway, at Barca College Wednesday. They were at tending the exercises at tha com mencement and tha shooting occurred on the rampue. Jealousy to said to have been the cauee. Mra. Nuckols waa arrested. Both women have large families. 8tateh*od Conference on Tuesday. Washington. June ».—An agreement has been reached to take up the con ference report on statehood next Tuee- day. Mra. Gould Likes Bslleening. New Tork, June ft —Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gould are home again on their steam yacht, the Niagara. The Niag ara arrived from Southampton three days behind the time scheduled for the peawtge. The delay was occasioned by heavy sea* and tho necessity of laying up for a day at the Azores to lake on coal. Mra. Gould spoke enthusiastical ly of her ballooning experience In Eng land. Not an Indictment Returned. By Privet# Leased Wire. Wllllametown, Ky, Jun* I.—One of the most remarkable surprises In the htotovy of the circuit court here oc curred yesterday when the grand Jury adjourned without returning a stogie indictment. Wllltomstown's fame os a elers. The docket of the present term nf circuit court tinea not contain a sin gle criminal case. May Send Teacher* to U. 8. Ion. .lull" -S Tho ii"« "dip lillnn bill has stirred up no mil nf talk nnd suggestions for bottoring the ltrltlsh M *1.111 In- hid" • "ii" " lih li I ■ ip " Ink more popular dully—to send r,nn prima ry school teachers to the United Ktntcn to learn tho method* employed there. 8psnish Boats 3old for Junk. By Private Leased Wire. Manila. June ft.—The gunboats Alim. Mindanao and' Malleno, which were captured by Admiral Dewey when he destroyed the Npanlsh fleet, have been •old aa Junk for gfi.dOS at Olongapo. The boats participated Id the battle of Ma nila bay. ERNESTfiONEYDIED EARLT FRIDAY MORNING Ernest M. Rooney, prominent In life loeurance circle* end popular In lift secret order world, died Friday morn ing at ft o’clock at hla residence. No. 67 North Forayth street. He waa *0 yeara old and toaves hla mother and one son, W. P. Rooney. Funeral ser vices will be conducted Sunday after noon at 1:10 o'clock from Barclay A Brandon's chapel, under the auspices of the Masonic fraternity. The Intftr- ment will be In Oakland cemetery. Mr. Rooney hod been special agent for the New Tork Life Insurance Company. He had traveled extensively through the West, but had lived In Atlanta the last two or three years. II* wu* burn and raised In Washington, Wilkes county, Ua. He waa a Mason, a Knight Templar and a Bhrlner, and also an Elk. DIES FROM INJURIES OF AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT Hpc. 1st to The Oeorelss. It 1st eg Kswn. tie.. June (.-Jibes P. PUI- mso, of Itlrmlncbum. At*, * lie Wlft Injured by IS seteatoMIe lest wwelr. diet Sun.biy Isonl . ft; MIm Mnrjr 11 oui| riminMIrtrt. 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Sew ; |» \v. Cockrell. JCaiiM* dt>. M«.; WrtrhHro*r. York: *i s Townc. iiiI.um. On.: IL 21. Uuuid. Lful«vlll^, K ' • I III Ki. in It.IMn,or.-. M. . U. it Whitaker ami wtf*', fl«»r*U: II U liarli Htnii H • . I. \ Halt her. A U'.H .. «. i ; I It S'-vr York; Hl.ln.-V HrbuttMfrldo, Clnrtunatl. 1>M»: H. It. Iak-I*. New York: j. j. Itowder* It. I*. Tni'P. C. Mas. N* William II Hmltli. I'hfladi-lpblii. I’« Lf-ry. .V-w York; W. i: Caaon. t *»rk: IrtHiln I MfJ. >t*w K c.: W. L. — -- OTVH- ^ -- Ueorftn; Churl*- Halil'. I • M»- » iil-iiieh i. Il rlhirt i; HuiriI lieor*r«' Mannfoh. iwf' « nr r it. NlthuiU. r. I tana. II. Hyriie. I* Nn.leuu. J. Ilrown. O. Mitel. O. IJrbharl. H J. cinrk. Hoy Tarlor. MrtnpMa l«n—*l.nII t-u,,,; . \ K I l ' r ,1 I nllu ■» I h. Hl.- I'. v Am St \'i I. " W«-t!>ronk, vindnL: ’i i Wni*.»rt. cui.ti.imct. i II. i.l v • I. .t» ii M W I’orrer. Na«h- rllle. Tenn.; charU-- A. M* KiiIk •». S-iv York; Geft.ru* I' Hmltli. Ill* liniotnl; N A. c.»|lInn, New OrlitiiiH. if ft renter, W York: t* lt«rkhrlnirr, N.-w York. l!u«h John*. l*liUa«l»-lphln; It N ll-vi'iM I-i- iftortn. ImL; W K Cnlrartnan. I’hllailrl- iihla; R > Maxim. I^»iiImI1!" K\ '• A. Gulley. VlrflnU; \jtw Wi.lt. r* Itnltlmore; j. i MaraMiU, N«w York H. It Jonr*, Uroriin; J. It Jm-l. S*w Y«rk; 11 1. 1 »’«v- laxton. Jr.. I nlremlly of Oeorfhi John A. lint for. Unron: ti. I»»m n.-w \«>rk; t llolij-* ". A H l Lowe, Char lotte. N. c. William KihvnnU, Hlrmliix- ha in; W. A II'.iim-. IjiGrntixft-; .1 T. IMt- tard. Gaorirta: It H Ar. h.T, Atl»*ntii nn<l Itlrrnlnah.ini; J. M Cordrny, l*bllii«teli»hla; It II .Wlllltr Net.raakii; Jmila A Hklnnar. Mill, r Alt. Mi- A A Hklnu. r, Millar, Ain.: J. Urlnr. Sew York. I c. Verker, M " "ii AT THE MARION. Mormoiol. 21 ni*oo, • 5n : T W. Ilolmu-. Hal ton. Hu . V. Ilnm. I'mlm-ah. Ky.: J. 1*. Norman. Hnrln/rt.-il. Mum.; K. ‘ii.Utboii hi,.I ^ If- . Alnl'iiuni. I M. «;« . W .1 A.tnniH. Mol.tie. Mrn Ma HollU. Hotith rurollnn; J C. Llllott, 4 Ity; It It. Hnrr. ti. Munna-. Ga.; I -ii .w, N.'fi N-.rlv; C A t tX»»menr; II. Tin I. C. 11 I.' Alford VI. 11 A t In wife, mu. I' ii i: ii Hr. Lo.il- ALLEGED LYNCHERS TO BE GIVEN TRIAL Rpaclal to Tha Georgian. Charlotte, N. C-. June •.—Governor R. Ii. Glenn haa called a apectal term of Union county court for July 16, Judge 8haw to preside, to try the canes *xaJn*t the fourteen alleged lynchers In the party that took J. V. Johnson j from the Anson county Jail on May 21, and earning him to a tree outsldenhe town, riddled hit body with bullet*. W. __ Nlehol- »..n. Newark. N r . J: P. A. Chalk ley. Vlr- *r.t.I !; fieorio* I Kile' •!»> : K W Main. Ch: ago; J. Calvin Weaver. Thomnaoii. Mr*. W. A (J.MNlri. h. *JrlfTIn. william H. Ungnr. Itln u, Mr- N\ It Htev m.d rhlld, Ml--lk-i|.ul; lfnrrlfi, Mra K J. Mi-duff, J. W. HhJ C. O. II Mra. C. I !n Larwna Th- ". L.-it.i 'I :■ II M M i I L-lirea Mr nnd : I "*eph HE MUST PAY DEBTS AGGREGATING $3,000,000 Ky Primp- (*...,1 Wire. utnclnnnri, Ohio, Jun* I.—E. H. Hsr- p*r, formftflp preside nt oft the Fidelity Hank, was refused a dlH-luirgs In bank ruptcy by the United Btatea court at Abingdon, Va, This means that Har per moat pay the debts outstanding again*, him, which are said to amount to II.OMlOOO. STOCKHOLDERS MEET AND DISOUSS PLANB Special to The (.aorglan. Huntsville. Ain, June * A meeting .if ihe N.iahvllle and llunt-vllle Ratt- uhv c<•»-i[.iiny *t<K kholdera waa held th-- Madtaon county court house lint night, find nil the plana looking t<» the . on"tru«-tlon of thin road were L'.-n- ..v. - Thl- county raise.! $50.f>00 t , the capital Rto« k <.f ihe new mod, ind vl’l give fret- rlghtM t,f \»ay. The line will run fr<*ni Na»hvlUe to IIuntHvlllft*. and Infer on t<» the gulL and It 1- undeintoftol tn tiacked by lh« ] great JUInola Central system.