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4 THE TUrnSDAY, JULY y. ATLANTA GEORGIAN. RUSSIA FACES II NECKS Financial Matters Are in Serious Con dition. FINNISH GARRISON WITH THE PEOPLE Several Members of Czar’s Council Resign Because Douma Was Dissolved. By Special Cabl*—Copyright. st. Petersburg, July 28.—The finan cial situation la becoming alarming. Already'th# govarnmanl haa received notification from the underwriting of the Itiiaalan bonds In Berlin and Paris that subscribers to* the last loan are balking and decline to meet the second payment which Is now falling due. Is. of course, too soon yet to determine whether or not the suggestion of the delimit that the people refuse to pay taxes will be generally followed, but It Is evident that the foreign inlanders believe that there Is danger of Russia's ability to pay becoming seriously Im paired. It is understood that Minister of Finance Kokovolf will start In a few days for Berlin and Paris to see If the matter cannot be adjusted. A well authenticated report lu cur rent today that a meeting of several Committees of the Social Democrats, Social revolutionists, peasants' league, railroad men’s union, telegraph opera tors' union and military committee haa tM bald for the purpose of dlsruss- Ing plans for the establishment of a provisional government and the In auguration of a revolutionary move ment under a thorough organisation, ii la said that a majority of the meih- bers of the douma favor this line of action ultimately, but council delay for the present. Six of the elected members of the council of the empire, the upper house of parliament. Including four of the representatives of Science In the coun cil, resigned today to shorn their dis satisfaction because of the dissolution of the douma. At Helsingfors, Finland, 1.500 sol diers and sailers of the garrison toak an oath to fight on the aids of the people. CHINKS TO LOSE THEIR PIG TAILS ATLANTA NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD In Georgia and Adjoining Slates 8ANDER8VILLE. On Thursday, the 19th, was the an- Youthful Burglars, the charge of burglarising house at 409 Whitehall street an stealing from H. H. Frtdell, .Frank | Copper and Frank Wilton, negro Boys, were arraigned In Judge Broyles' court I Wednesday afternoon and bound over! under 1100 bond each. Young Drunkard. For being Intoxicated Prank Buch anan, a 14-year-old negro boy, was __ _ lined S3 and costa In tha recorder's mini picnic at Chalker. A number of court Wednesday afternoon. The youth gandersvtlle people attended. The was found by his slater In a drunken "Dick Russell Club" was-qult* In evl- stale near the old depot some time ago, dence. Among those who went up In and although the police searched for the afternoon were Misses Mamie him they were unable to locate him Sparks, Minnie Young, Rosalia Mathis until Wednesday. The yopth claims a and Louise Sullivan, Messrs. C. D. stranga man gava him a quantity of sheloutl, Thomas Sparks, Battle bear, which left him In the drunken I Sparks and Sam Davereaux. condition. I Profesosr and Sirs. Gibson are visit —** , , Ing friends In Agricola. Night Watchman Injured. | a delightful outing was given the George R. Borland, night watchman visiting young ladles by some of the In the railroad yards below the old de- matrons of Smith street. The Invl- pot, Is conflned to his home at It tatlon was to a luncheon to be given Terry street, aa the reault of an seel-I St Idylwltd, the picnic grounds on the dent early Wadnasday morning, when IW. A T. It. It. about 20 miles from a alight collision between two care I Sanderavllle. The guests of honor were threw him heavily to tha ground. His Miss May McConnell, uf Bavnnnah, and Injuries, although painful, are not se- Miss Nellie Whllden, of Mllledgeville. rtous. The party of twenty couples and the [chaperons left on the 1 o’clock train Revenue for First Quarter. and returned at 7:90 o'clock. For the months of January, February | Mr. and Mrs. C. Shelley are on and March the sum of *1,931,9X4.01 waa trip to the mountains of North Csro- pald Into the state treasury from the | Una. general tax. For the same period 9193,- wise Vurlna Lon* will leave on Mon- 199 tves paid In for poll tax. making day for a visit to Her home In North total revenue of 91,489.990.99. Caroline. ■ — — | Miss Bertha Williamson leaves Sat ENGINEER DTTNN urdajr for a two weeka' visit to Wrens r _ , Dr. H. A. Hermann la In New York KILLED AT CULEBRA f or « wMlon. Whlls there he will at tend lacturea at tha Polytechnic. By Private Leased Wire. I**'* 5 u !i 0 . 0 " Washington. July I6.-Th. headqusr- Vienuann has returned ters of the Isthmian canal commission f rom . delightful visit to Roms. In this city was advised by cable from Mrs. Gordon Boatwright, of Roches Civil Oovarnor Magoon, of the canal | ter, N. Y, la the guest of Mrs. Leo xone, of the death on July 88 of civil Jojd*n. ..... Knglneer Robert L. Dunn, who waa .’?**• ^uRt ICImiard, of Atlanta, la killed In a wreck in Culebra Mr. Dunn vl *'* 1 "* “ .“re waa from Peterstown, W. Va , i2P_ k,n " ' ,h * gu *®' of Governor Magoon report* one death . **.«• ‘ arrora yesterday !n Colon from smallpox. “^"fwo ^.tta a? th? h”w1 jT MRS. WILLIS DIES 1 Mrs. Carlos Rodgers, of Savannah, Is AT NASHVILLE wl,h H a Uw A X JYAOXl V xl jl jtj. | Mr CoI|n OBmpboIli ot siaeon, Is on O.H. a«u.. i a visit to hi* mother. Bpeelal to TBs .OeorMan. I >|rs, c. D. Shclnutt and daughter, Nsahvllle, Tenn., July 98.—Mre. Van- I(In, are vlslllng Athens and Walnut leer Wills, wife of Postmaster A. W. Grove. Wills, of Nashville, died this morning. Miss Susie Warthen, of Bartow, at' She was prominent In Nashville social {Jf * t '*° weeks’ visit to Mrs. Georgs c, " , « ®" d « r «ndnlece of ,Gen- E ^?Vn“rew sT^k. ™ a member of * delightful houie party at tha home fame. H«r husband, Major WI Is, who of Mr Sydney J. Taylor In Davis- was an offleer In th* Federal army. L..,, r * ’ lurchanad th* plot of ground at , SOUTHERN SOCIETY Pleasant Mention From Other Cities OFFICERS BATTLE WITH BAD NEGRO Marietta. G*., for th* location of Federal cemetery. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. An event of the past week which af forded much pleasure to the younger society set was ths dancs an Tuesday th By Prlrslc leased Wire. Berlin. July 39-—Offlclsl Information has reached ths govtmment here that emperor ..r rhln.i ••.•niempliti- « pi ■- ...mlng two radical reform# and sn- nrclng thslr accsptance throughout the ■BMW Tha reform* are th* iMHItl f pig tails and ths mutilation of worn- n’s feet. JOHN D. NEARS HOME SHORES By WILLIAM H08TCR. By Wireless Telegram from 8taamer Amerlka, via Marconi Station, Cap* Race, N. F„ July 18.—John D. Rocke feller I* enjoying his homeward bound trip to Now York with as much gusto and energy oa ha did on bis eastward passage six weeka ago. There Is a dlf ferencs In hi* attitude toward hla ftb lose voyagers. Ha Is not so social as he was going over. Mr. Rockafallar has paid little attention to any of th* other passengers outside of the members of bis own party, but be has been con stantly In avldsnca. SEEK TEDDY’S AID TN STATE nw fiWTO I evening given by Ml- Sndb- Gills-ide X« (liivx ij Up VJxllW. | honor of her guttt' Jtiae Hope, of Portsmouth, Vr. Miss Gillespie, who By Prlvste leased Wire. Is to he a debutante of tho next een- Waahlngton, D. C., July 98.—Senator aott wore n gown of embroidered lav- Dick, of Ohio, chairman of the state I eider chlffhn and her guest a white committee, who has been in Washing- ion several day* making hla plana for wer * ** rvcd durlng the even * the coming campaign, has secured the *j r . Arthur W. S. Chatreell, who poa promise of Secretary Shaw to make seises a high baritone voice, ot rare several speeches In Ohio during the I quality, returned home Friday after campaign. The senator left for Nhw f,S*“<W" g / or the post, winter In Des York today, where he will have a con- I n.„>. ference with Cholrmnn Sherman, of the L MI "® nd h congressional committee, regarding Ut- 1» eratura for distribution In tho llurkeye fV£ '' h state nnd the assignment of speakers. Lookout Mountain, guest. Ml*s Kirkpatrick, has returned to her home In Montgomery. Mies Eleanor Matthews la the guest of her aunt, Mre. & D. Smith, at Blount Springs. Misses Clarlde and Mamie Sue Ber ry have gone to St. Clair Springs. Miss Mary Ware, with Mre. Clay Clopton and .Miss Mary Turner Clan ton, will leave soon for Greenbrier While Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Mre. E. J. Snow and Mrs. Owen Brown are at Blount Springs. MARIETTA. The Ladles' Afternoon Euchrs Club was delightfully entertained by Mrs. C. T. Nolan Thursday afternoon. The prizes, a hat pin holder and pin cush ion, were won by Mr*. Agnes Hlllsman, of Albany, nnd Mr*. George H. Keeler. After the game a salad course and Ices were served. Mrs. W. A. DuPre entertained the Young Matrons' Bridge Whist Club on Friday afternoon. XIr. Illlton Holmes entertained _ number of young people at auchre on Wednesday evening. Miss Jennie Wollons Is spending this month with Mr. and Mrs. J7 D. North- cutt at their summer home In north Georgia. Mrs. Walter Sessions and children, of Birmingham, are visiting her mother, Mrs. L. N. Trammell. Mrs. Will Pomeroy and little daugh ters are the guests of her mother, Mre. I« N. Trammell. Mrs. Mttybelt Gtover Williams, of New York city, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glover. Miss Ellen George and Xllsa Issla Brumby are visiting Mr. and Mr*. M, H. Field In Canton. Professor Norihcutt's dancs Friday night was largoly attended. Mrs. l. N. Trammell, Jn, Is spending some time In Atlanta. Mrs. L. I>. Hoppe Is visiting Mr. and Sirs. Fields In Canton. Miss Nell Atkinson, of Atlanta, 1* the gy^st of Sira. C,' T. Nolan. MADI80N, ■Miss Mary Trammell entertained about thirty guests Friday evening In honor of Silas Hill, of Nashville. Miss Lucy Burton, of Buford, Is the guest of her aunt, Mr*. J. W. Rein hardt. , Silas Inez Parker la entertaining the members of the J. S'. L. Club at a house party this week. The guests are: Miss Fannie Stokes, Sllss Martha Hunter, Miss Anlco Speers, Miss Sara Robert- son- and Miss Kitty Newton. Tomorrow Mr. Dirk will visit the pres- |. Dr - “{J 11 T' ?!( ’fir blent at Oyster Bay nnd solicit his old !T® re ® b . oa . t , ,b ® •**! J* /"f^ inke. In saving Ohio from the aasnults of the Thousand Islands and the great lakes. Demon hits, who nre making a deter- ?.!. JB":A v„V,„n mined light to retake some of the dis tricts now Republican, but which are normally Democratic. TO CAST OFF WIPE AND WED ACTRESS Deaths ahd Funerals. Mrs. Harriet Brown. Special to The Qeorgtsn. Charlotte. N. C, July 18.—Mr*. Her riet Brown, widow of th* lata Captain W. r. Brown, died at her hom* In this county yaatardsy morning at an early hour. F. M~Terry. V*. M. Tarry, 81 year* old, died at noun Wednesday at hi* residence, 141 Grant street. The funeral services will hr held from th* lata residence at 8 o'clock Thursday afternoon and the interment will be at Westvlew. Themes B. Mullln. Thomas B. Mullln, 71 years old. Confederal* veteran, died Wednesday night at ( o'clock at th* Presbyterian h rpltal. H* leaves a wif* and two children. Th* funeral services taka place Thursday afternoon at 8 o’clock ut the chapel of Ilarry O. Pool* A Co. The Interment will be In tha Confed erate veterans' lot at Wsslvlsw. Charles Harrison Morris, Jr. Charlas Harrison Morris, Jr., tha In fant son of Mr. and Mre. Charles H. Morris, died at the residence of hla parents, 397 Highland avenue, nt 9 o'clock WsdlMtsday night. Funeral ser- vu es wer* held at 3:9# o'clock Thurs day afternoon at the residence, Rev. C. C. Jarrell officiating, and the Inter ment was at Oakland. John C. Bucher. Th* body of John C. Bucher, a citi zen of Docatur, waa brought to Atlanta Tmirsday morning nt 7:M o’clock and carried to Patterson's undertaking es tablishment. Mr. Uuclter was killed Tuesday afternoon at a saw mill be longing to him nssr Waycruea by being "'ruck wHh a piece of flying Umber. The funeral services will be held at i o'clock Thursday arternoon at the res. I denes in Decatur, end th* Interment will be In the Decatur ecmatary. Mr. Bucher I* survived by a wife and one daughter. rjir'Vr W l,lU— 10 d ® w1,b r ®® r ,^_T%st doesn’t conesrn ate.” rsewered JJessreoa* man. -The questtea Is 'Wkat Katherine Misses Addl* nnd Ethel Norton are the guests of Hon. und Mra J. Q. Rob ins In Tupelo, Miss. Mr. Wallace W. Wilson has returned from a visit with friend* at Lake Tox away and Asheville." Miss Leone Cdhby has returned from Mobile. , . Mrs. Frank S. Whits and her daugh By I'rlrat* Leased Wire. I t#r jjj„ jinrguerllo White, have gono Berlin. July 18.—Duke Ludwig of Ba- to Glenwood Springs, Colo., YelTow- varta, who la 71 year* old, announces atone l’nrk and Portland, ore. Captain his Intention to renounce hla second w ' 11 j 0,n th, J' I _ The marriage of Mis* 18887 and to contract a third morgan atic marriage with Frauleln Tordak, • I Tr.'V.'J. hem. of the BSS MuScT ° f ,h8 R ° y#1 OP *"‘ Srid.\ y SSW i t r. lh .nd h0 x”™.°J. *1* WHITFIELD COUNTY L2US , -“* Bl ®' Ubb ' 5 Clfc NEW R0UTE.| 8 t“ M re. Harvey Woodward l.ft . th* city In their automobile for Cleve- By I’rivale leased Wire. land. Ohio, from whence they will go Washington, July 9*.—Rural delivery to Sidney and then to Waldaa, Me. rout*, established to commence Sap- »h*lr former hum*. ., mh ' .. Mr. and Mra. David Thompaon Jiave Varnall* Station, Whltflald «ot«»F, th ‘^ n *Vlo ueorgla. Rout* No. 1-14 mil**: POP- »P*“/.,5®' t ” f Au * u *‘ ®" J ,hen e ° SFi°u n t. M .8 V * d M1 ‘ NUmb#r ° f hOU,M nlr? .?d y Mre. Mikael aifford. on rout* If. | M)m cufford , nd Mr . Libert Clifford have gone to Atlantic. Mist Clifford’* DRAGGED FROM HOME BY AN ASSAILANT. | ROGERS MAY TRY Special to Th# Georglsq. I TO SETTLE STRIKE Nashville, Tenn., July K-Frnnklln, . Tens., was tbe erene of *a attempted p*- B 3 Private leased litre, snnlt today, says s special. UIm lYorl Naw Bedford, Mass., July 18.—Strike Knott, oldest daughter ot Mrs. Victory I breakout nr* being brought here today Knott, w» nttrectsd to tho door by tho I by Prenldont Crappo, In an attempt to hmd Larkina of a dog. On opening tbe lh , .trike which han tied up tha door, oho was ariaad by s ail aid dmg- of th , Vn[on 8tre ., Railway &**& r n hJHam*Y wSlfl*ff ‘ ant aad'raaback to’ihoT , T elDTiy I n * h » ot *"• ‘rolloy uwu it wa w , pnreoed. Iler acre*ms 8tiall* brooght shorter bourn and the recognition of neighbors to ksr reacoo. thslr union haa been reached. It Is declared by somo that H. H. Roaera, on* of the largest atockhold- CAROLINA DEMOCRATS lire in the company, will personally TO NOMINATE CANDIDATE. I come to New Bedford and take a hand In th* conflict. By Prlrala leased Wire. , Raleigh, N. C., July 88.—Th* blgge.it | FREE MAIL DELIVERY and moat Intarestlng congressional eon' MAY BT SECURED. vontlon ever held in North Carolina gpeclal to Tho Georgian., will be rallad to order at 1 o'clock thl* Tlfton, Ga.. July 38.—Although Tlfton afternoon at Fayetteville, whan th* |a unable to meet the population requl. Sixth district Democrats will meet to I B |t«. she Is an applicant tor free de nominate a candidate to succeed the | livery under the annual receipt clause, present congressman. C. B. Patterson. Tho gross receipts for the decal year The principal competitor la stats Ben- [ending June 80. In Tlfton# poetofdce *tor J. A. Brown, of Columbus. There [department, show# an amount over are two additional candidates. Cook, 1810,000. not Including the_ mon, y or- Cumbarland, and Goodwin, of liar-1 deni. I'nder the l nlte* States post- nstt. office regulations sn> city with a pop. utatlon of 10,000 or more, or any city , whoa* poetofdce ahowa un annual re- OOOOOOOOOQOOOOOUOOOOOOOOOO I relpi ef 910,000 In Its regular course of O 0 business. Is entitled to a system of free o JOURNEY TO THE CITY O city delivery- O AND GIRL OF TWENTY O O WED8 MAN OF 80 YEARS. O o o ooceooooaoooooooocoooooooo O Siwclal to Th* aeucglsn 010 ° O Savannah, Ga, July 88.—Her- Olg 8IX CHILDREN BORN O mon Exlay, of Savannah, aged It, O p TO A NEGRO WOMAN. Q waa married last night at th* O O _ . union station to Xflas Jlncy Nabb, O u Special to The Georgian, of Hurry hill, aged 20. Th* young 0 , ° Nsahvllle. Tenn, July M—A O woman did not want to get mar- O | O special from Kingston In William- O o rted In th* country, so they came O O eon county, to The Banner. Mates O 0 to Savannah. o O that a negro women near that O O The groom la a well-known G O place gave birth this morning to O o truck farmer and has been mar- D O six children. All of them are alive 4 O tied twice before. o g and are reported to be doing well. Q riririnnnnCHtoOOOOOOOOOGQQGOOQ I ririCKWKKIOOOOODOOOOOCKIOOOCKJa JA8PER, ALA. Mr*.. R. IV. Anderson and daughter, of Alexander City, are the guests of Dr. nnd Mrs. A. M. Stovall. Miss llene Lanikln, of East Lake, la the guest ot Misses Kate and Douglass Rowe. Miss Florence Is able to be out after an attack of fever. Mr. Asa Cranford has returned from a trip to St. Louis. Misses Everett and Mary McGuire luivn nuurn.'ii fmm u lew day's visit to Tuscaloosa relatives and friends. • . Miss Irene llucue, who han l.een vis iting Mr. and Mis. W. W. Hokus at Dora, tins returned to Jnsper. nnd Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles D. Long. Mrs. Mollis Daffln, of Mobile, Is via ttlng her parents. Dr. and Mr*. D. L. Parrish. Miss Lena Comer, who has bean tho guest of Miss Laura Parrish, has re turned to her hom* at Birmingham. Mlaa Carrie Lamar I* visiting frlsnda at Dorn. Mrs. J. M. Shaw la th* guest of h*r daughter, Mra. T. M. Cross, at Dors. Miss Ives gave a vary Interesting and enjoyable dramatic recital for the benefit of the Confederate aoldlars' monument fund at th* school audito rium recently. CARROLLTON. M|sa Eva Thoraatson entertained the Lit Mu Club last Friday afternoon at her home on Xlapts street. Ella Wheeler Wilcox was the study of the afternoon, and an Interesting and profitable pro gram waa enjoyed by all. The Presbyterian Aid 8octaty enter tained th* Ladles' Aid Society of the Mathodtat church and the Willing Worker* of the Flret Baptist church ol fresco at ths home of Mr. A. A. 81- monton on Mapla street. Mr, Laatar Blade, who haa basn vis iting his parents, Xlr. and Mrs.' T. B. Slade, returned to hie home In Colum bus last Monday. Mrs. Joseph Klngsberry la quite III at Oak Lawn. Miss Ethel Carroll, of Tlfton, Is vis iting Mrs. Dr. Sewell. / Congressman and Mrs. W. C. Adam son attendad the meeting of the Geor gia Bar Association at Warm Springs. Wayne Sharpe Is spending the weak In Charleston, S. C. Mis* Willie Ridley, ot Ridley, Ga, spent Thuraday night here, *n route for Cleveland, Ohio. 8hc will spend most of the summer on Lake Erie. Miss Nell* Lou Walton, of Nawnan, Is vlstlnc Mra. Cliff Turner. Mr*. W. D. A. Anderson, of Fort Leevsnworth, Kan, la visiting her par ents hare, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brown. Mrs. J. W. Stone left Wednesday for a visit to Douglaasvlllo and Austell. Miss Katherine Wooten, of Atlanta, will visit Miss Paulina Morris thl* Miss Lucy Harris waa hostess at a apend-the-day party Tuesday. The guests were: Sir*. Sarah Meador, Mr. and Mra George Fuller. Mr. and Mra Cliff Turnar. and Mlaaea Nell* Lou Walton and Amle Mary Fuller. Mra«A. C. McDonald nnd Mlaa Lucy Harris will leave Tuesday for a vlalt to north Georgia. CORNELIA. Mr*. Bam Avery ha* a* her guests the Mlaaea Ramseur. of Toccoa. Mlsa Lula Hogsed and Miss Edna Payne, after spending several days with Mias I .eel* Walls, have returned | to their home at Toccoa. , An enjoyable event of the week waa {he party given Thursday night by Mlsa Baesle Wade In honor ot Mis*. Eva Burns. Misses Ltwl*. of Elisabeth, N. J„ are st the Grant Hotel, visiting their fath er, J. M. Lewis. amerTcus. Among >h* out-of-town guests at the recent L*wts-Councll wedding were: Mr. and Mr*. IV, II. McKensle, Mr. and Mr*. E. B. I-ouis, C. N. and E. N. Lew is of Monlesuma, Mrs. S. B. Lewis Mrs. Edward Wolf*, Mr*. C, M. Clarke. Mr*. Julian Clarke of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. J. C*. Holme* of Macon, Mre. Ed ward English of Atlanta. Mr. and Mra. Brooks Coley, Mlaa Pearl Lewis, Cera Lawla Miss Lamer Lewi* and Mis* Helen Lewie of Valdosta, Mlsa Barths Leonard of Vienna, Mr. E. R. Clark* ot Euflaula. Mr. Nat Lewis of Macon, Mr. and Mr*. A. F. Belllngrath of Atlanta. Mr. and Mre. W. D. Moreland are spending some time at Tybee. XBases Maybelle Hawkins and Lola Williford have returned from a pleas ant visit to Cordeie. - Mr. Jeff Taylor, of Tampa, Fla, la spending some time In Americus, tils former home. MTrAlRY. Vis* Dora Duuwnody has retorned to Macon after s visit of several weeks with Mrs. A. II. Heywood, Jr. Mrs. E. Coulter and daughter, Mlis Pauline Coulter, returned to Atlanta gun lire. Roliert T. Walker, of Savannah, Is occupying her anraincr cottage on Uonnt Sll«* ■ Alice While, of Atlanta. Is visit. Ing her sister, Mrs. O. T. Whits. Hr*. K. B. Htellings ! f Atlanta, are among lonterey. Mrs. Knte Jolly has returned to her home In Atlnntn after n visit of two weeks with Mra. J. F. Rttbter. Xllss Mary Waller, of Colombo*, Oa, Is with her mint, XIVs. II. T. Waller, at ber summer cottage. Mr*. J. V. Chariton,- of Columbus. Oa., Is with her sister. Mra K. T. Waller. Mlsa Alice Lynn l-ewls, of Irvine, FIs., Is at Mra. Ilnhley's for a week. Xllss Lnta T. Pond, of Albany, Ii occupying ber summer cottage on Llliertg **32; a. It. Reinhart, with her son, Frs*. man, Is visiting relative# la Greers, S. C. F. A. Quick, wife sud baby, left the klouterey Sunday for Highlands, N. C. It. A. Harris, wife sad son, left Mount Airy Mondiy few New . York city, where th(y wilt stay for aeveral weeks. ■Hi M. L. Tolbert left Mount Airy Runday for Highlands, X. C. t>. V McCullough srrlred from Atlanta ftntnrday and Joined his wife for s trip lo Highlands, N. C. Mra. Allen I’. Rice sad l/ttls son, Allen nice, Jr., of Cotmnerrt, are at the Moutercy for the season. O. T. White, Hr., of Haddock, <ia„ Is Isttlng Ilia sou. Dr. 0. T. While, Jr. C. Gresham made s business trip to Charlotte and Asheville Wednesday. D. W. McGregor, wife and baby, ef Athens, Is st the Monterey for ths season. Xlr. nnd Mre. Barrett Pbinlsy are nt the Monterey. Mr. and Mrs. David Tbrlaher, of Macon, nre at the Monterey. i Mr. and Mra. It. L. Foreman and cbll dreu, of Atlanta, nre at the Monterey for n few days. Mfa. A. J. Ilnnaell. of Atlanta, Is the guest of Mrs. It. T. Wsller. Ths Mlaaea Maude Kirkpatrick. Marlon Wood. Ilsale Corrle, Geule MeCsslln, Olive Hhropahlre, of Atlanta, are tbe guests of "'las Marlon XTorrla. .Mlaa Fluellyu Plant, of Macon, la the honored guest of Mias Emily Thompson. OPELIKA, ALA. L. Penn Is at Borden-Wheeler Springs. XBases Mary Winnie and.8usle Lee Harris entertained Friday at the home ot Xtrs. J. B. Greene, In honor qt their ▼leltor. Mis* Sophie Chapman, of Ce- dartown, Ga. One of the pretty events of the week was the luncheon at which Miss Annie Shapard entertained In honor, of her attractive honso party visitors, who are Misses Nonle and Hattie McWilliams and Mary Ellen Graham, of Prattville, and Xllss XIaud Brown, of this city. The meeting of the Social Club, which was to have been hold with Mrs. Orrln Brown, Wednesday afternoon, was loetponed on account of the critical llness of Mrs. Fannie J. Banks, the mother of Xlr*. Warren B. Watkins. The Bobk Club meeting, which was to have been held at Mra. A. L. Dowdell's Tuesday evening, was also postponed. XIra. Banks' condition Is precarious and grave doubts are fait aa to her recov ery. , \ Ysstorday afternoon from 8:80 to 8:80 o'clock Xtrs. Jack F. Gay was th* hostess to a number of friends at pro gressive whlat In honor of Mlaa Lena Bingham, of Talladega, the popular vis itor of Mlaa Effle Smith. Mlaa Jennie Lana Mitchell, who waa the recipient ot many pleasant social honors while In the city, the guest of her couslna, tha Xllsa vs Dickinson, has returned to her hom* In Atlanta. Xlr. and Mra II. T. Woodyard and son and daughter, of LaGrange, who spent a few days with Xlr. and Mra. Jo* L. Renfro, hav* returned home. Xlrs. D. T. Hurdmon and daughters, Misses Lata, Genevieve and Bertha, left a few days since for East Brook Springs. Managing Editor W. T. Wear, of The Dally News, has returned home from a week's trip to Shelby 8ptings, where he wt<nt to recuperate. Thera have been quite a large num ber of Opellkan* who vlalted East Hperial to The Georgian. Valdosta. Oa, July 38.—Sheriff J.' A. | Campbell, of Colquitt county, and Dep uty Sheriff Crosby, of this county, had a desperate tight with a negro named Will Whit* at Olympia, Ga, yesterday afternoon while trying t<S arrest him The negro was wanted In Colquitt county for burglary. He attempted to snatch a pistol from Campbell when the officers went to a house In which he was staying, and waa shot by the two officers. The negro la still alive and may re cover. Brook Springs, Tenn, during the past few days. Among them were Mr. Noah P. Renfro, president of the First Na tional bank, and his family. OXFORD. Mils Clnrn Leo. of Bridgeport. Ain, ! th# rneat of her slater. Mra. E. K. Turner. Mlaaea Mozelle nnd 1-ililra Harris of Mneou. nre spending some time with Mrs. Oddis stone. Dr. Y. H. Yarbrough of Grmly Hospital spent Sunday with hla parent a In Oxford. Her. Henry HrnnBnm, wife sad little girl, Rev. Walter Ilranhiuii. of Jnekaon: lira. Mattie Moore, of Dolton, and Mre. Walter Emory, of Atlanta, i-p-ut last week wlib their brother and sinter, Mr. J. IV. Bran ham nnd Mlaa Lynn Ilranham. Mist Mattie Griffin, at College rnrk. la tbe guest of Mlaaea Helen and sne Means. Dr. C. E. Dowmaa, .if Atlanta, spent n \y In Oxford last week with Dr. Dickey. lira. McMIcbael. with her daughter, aiH'ndlnz the summer In Oxford with her daughter, Mrs. E. II. Johnson. Mr. and Mra. IV. A. Albright, of Atlanta, spent lash Friday with Dr. and MiU James E. Dickey. Miss kuale Sandlford sod two brothers. II. snd Ralph. Sandlford, have returned ■ bury —,. Mlaa Winona Thomas, of Augusta, Ga, will arrive Ibis week to be the guest of Mlaa Julia Dickey. Mrs. Joe Carr and children, of Savannah, sre spending the summer with Mra. Stev ens. the mother of the' former. Mrs. Howard I’ark nnd children, after spending several dny* with Miss Nnnnle Itose Thomas, here returned to their home n LaUmuge. Dr. Arch Avery, of Atlanta, spent loat week with hla wife nnd children In Oxford, who nre spending the summer with Mrs. M. .T. Peern .. . . . Mra. Charles Jsrrell. of - lending several days with xfnrd, has returned home, ltsr. R. K. Bakes, of Atlanta, came down nat week to vlalt his family at tbe home of Dr. and Mra. J. 8. Moore. Xllaa Emmie Stuart haa gone to south Georgia to be the guest of her slatar, Mre. Dr.‘ James E. Dickey spent Monday In Atlanta on business. _ Miss Janie Brown Cofer Is expected to day from Atlnntn to spend a month with Mlaa Nell Ilamaey Lowrey. Mlaa Lynn Branham haa gone to Bolton, Fannie Singleton Ga, to lie the gneat of her sister. • Mias Fannie tUngletou la visiting ber slaters at Hporta, Ga, faculty, Hesar. Douglas Rumble. N. A. Goodyear snd James Hinton, nt dinner. JEFFER80N. Miss Pauline Marler Jins returned from a visit to Athens. Xtrs. C. T. Mitchell continues quite III. Xtrs. Xlattlo Bell Roberts end chil dren' are visiting the former's sister, Mrs. Burts, of ElIJsy. Mrs. Sam Kelley Is convalescing af ter a severe attack of fever. Protracted meeting Is being conduct ed this week at tho Baptist Church. The pastor, Rev. F. L, Ward,'Is being assisted by Rev. L. EX Roberts, of Mon roe. Xlr. IV. C. Wills vlslttd In south Georgia last week. My, and Mrs. McGaughey moved here from Campion this week. Mr. Allen M. Flanigan was In the city Tuesday Mr. Fred H. Randolph spent Thurs day In Atlanta. Dr. Bennett has returned from visit to Wrigthsvlll* Beach. COMMERCE. Miss** Opal McNight snd Ids Xlsy Bus sey nre the attractive guests of Mlsr Ol* Little. Miss Lllllsn Carson has returned Carntsvjlle. E EVINCE FOR REFORMERS Council Committee Is Find ing Much Uuclcanliness in Meat Supply. New stories nre coming to light dallj about the methods of butchering cattle in the local yards, all of which help toward the hoped-for municipal system of Inspection which the council com- mlttee, Dr. Waller A. Taylor, chair- man. Intends to Install. The committee will again hold se*. Sion Tuesday afternoon, when much “*® ln ®t the present methods will be heard. Thursday Dr. Taylor, In speaking of the campaign, said It was one of the best things ever undertaken by Atlanta and that The Georgian, being the first paper to take up the Important matter was deserving of great credit. ENGINEER GREEN T IN A WRECK Smashup Occurred * Near Cartersville Thursday Morning. As the result of s head-on collision between Louisville and Nsahvllle and Western sxd Atlantic freight trains, two mller scuth -of Cartersville, shortly after ml idsht Thursday morning, John Green, engineer of the W. and A engine, lies at his home, on Jones ave nue. with a broken arm and serious Internal Injuries, and damage to the amount of several thousand dollars was done to the rolling stock of both roods Involved In the accident. The cause of the accident has not yst been determined, on account of the In juries sustained by the train crews, Green being the most seriously Injured/ The two engines and seven freight cars, all of the Fefngerator type and empty, wera pile* In a huge mass by the terrific impact, and It was tbs work of hours to clear sway the debris suf ficiently for traffic to be resumed. Immediately after receiving word of th# accident In Atlanta, Superintendent McCollum, of the Western and At lantic, and wrecking crews from both roads were sent to the scerfr. Passen ger trains were enabled to reach At lanta by making a detour, but no at tempt was made to move freights until 9:40 Thursday morning, when both tracks were cleared. _ . 1 *m! Mrs. Pitt Brown, ot Itacon, sr* tbs guests of Mr. snd Mra. It. r Daughtry. G. L. Carson, Rr., Is ta Atlanta. W. B. Hire has returned from Royston. Misses Millie nnd Fannie Carson nre vl (tins Miss llsse. In Toccoa. Mis* Halite ktaplsr Is at home after s FILIPINO MIDGETS NOW IN THE STASES Photograph of Filipino midgets, who hsv* Just arrived In tills coun try. The father of this remarkable family la 82 years old and Is but 29 Inches tall. At the left of the group ta Juan DsIsCrus, the husband: next is hla wlf* clasping thslr midget baby by the hand. To the right Is the sister of the head of the family. The other figure Is that of Xtsrk Evans, thslr manager. after a visit to Mrs. Charles Goodlu. U. L. Hardman, of Atlanta, Is spend- it) week with ber slater, Mrs IV. U visit to her slater, Mre. Lows, In Waabtnr ton. Go. Miss May Hudson has returned to At lanta after a.vlalt to Mrs, C ~ MM Ing tile Herbs*. Mrs. IV. 8. Erwin, of Cornelia, spent Man ly with Mrs. IV. B. Burns. fiinrlie Ilnwklns Is In Asheville. Mra. IV. A. Shannon and children are visiting In Knit Point. Henry Williamson spent Sunday Is Toe- M. Judge snd Xlr*. IV. IV. Stark hsv# retart- ed from * vlalt to Carlton. Mr. snd Mra. IV. D. .Williford visited Is Comer last work, Mlaa May Blackwell hat returned to her home In Due West, H. C„ after a rislt to her brother, Hpv. J. D. Blackwell. Mr. nnd Mrs Will Blackwell are la Charleston. Xlr. nnd XIra. Diwjtt Alexander, ef Fait- adelpbla, will vliltTelntlrea hero this weok. A TALLY^HO PARTY. Special to Tho Gcoralsu. Culloden, Oa., July 25.—On Isat Monday evening, the young gentlemen of Cnlloden complimented the visiting young ladle# of tho city with nu Impromptu tally-ho parly. At 8:10 o'clock, n pnrty of tweiilv-slx left Central suiinre. en route lo Captain wil liam Rutherford's, where It was their In tention lo surprise Miss Fanny Blount Rutherford, while they stopped to have Miss Annie Amelin MrAfee Join them, tho xna emertainmcni ot tne cveninz ».-■ chiefly musical—Mlaa Mary l/iu Morgan, of Mneon, and Mini Mary Casttln. of Cnlloden. contributing lioth Instrumental and vocal selections. After games under tho mens se men' of the hostess, Mlsa Rutherford, Mis; Thomas 0. Itismeuiore, of Cnllsdsn. rend Mary E. Milkin'# atory. "An Object ef sl? T kiuds! n ” ho * tm *® lor fr ” l< ‘ 0< Thoso present wer* Misses Mary Jon Morgan, Macon: Clyde Wright, Knoxville, Mattie Armlntmut. Itannah Atndntrou'. Aahhurn: Ilurraah Bankston. Mary 4jistlen. IJxxle Martin. Dorothy Martin. Thomna Roquemore, 8*111* Cothert. Lillian Cham bliss. Annie McAfee, Cnlloden: nnd Messrs Charlie F tlf-W. Utl Grady HIHPKIIIPMMIIPMMHK Jones, of Cullodrn: John Jooe*. Ruston. Martin, CUatlteld. Mallory Fltxps'- Jones, of Cnlbslcn: John Jooe*. Ruston. La.: Hsrschel Mrtllntr. Hneran. I*.!®"' 1 the chsperooe* ware Mr. sad Mre. C. A. Holmes and Hr. and Mre. cTlI. IMlrnre- Misses KnGmrluI*nm? T Ma , riba Qotlltan. . om Athens, sre visiting Muses Jills and Mamie Liu Burden In ill- rmmtrj. Miss Georgia Crourh returned It sdneslsr roan khnroo, where she was the guest of friends for several days. . , Mias Elies Calloway, of Augusta, Is via Itlng Mra. Brantley CoUawsy. . Mlsa Katharine Aubrey Wtlheit retorned Saturday from Atlanta. . kites IV»«* Itay Slev-ue who was Iks gneat of Mlsa Bertha Wood, has returned to her home In Atlanta, . , Miss Cornelia Pinker left Thsred*y f>r Augusta, Where she will spead *»•« 'h®* vlslllng friend# end relatives. . Miss I Jills n Ramsey, of Warventon.l* with Miss** Elisabeth snd Frances Ram- **&ls« Ftorrie Ellington will leave Wed nesday to visit Ills* LiU'lle Norman In Mlaa’wlU Matt 81ms. of Atlanta, Is vis iting st th* hom# of her parents, Mr. aim Mrs. M. M. 81m*. . _ .... Mrs IVylle DsBos* sad children hav* returned from a month's stay with rein five# In Anderson, 8. C. ' _„i Mra. Fanny I/m cotart and family leave next week foe the mountain* <* North Carolina. . . h*." I."*C« Ji^‘'wJd®. after !S5? vUTrh« gRTaS. ^ ra SrS Mnrgoret Hhl.. |)ih ^ n I* vtitttag Mis* ter. Mr*. Harvey Phillips, I* Atlanta. tut» Pricia VILLA RICA. . Hies Berts Kilgore, of Colombo#. I* ,D * r!c Nlss Velma Noil has gone t»Jf>n» Ala., when- fan* n nufft&l In till’ I.rv-Wl. Ii* of -I'DlF 'll Ala w. . f Uncivil In at boa* fro« hrahi for Mr. -anti Mra. Oar# ( tbe gorata c f Mr. an«i ernes, "ITltM. »** Mra. 8. J- Tsau