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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. UNO DEFIES POLICE |JNO. D. ROCKEFELLER CHAMPION OF THE AMERICAN.GIRL’S FOOT, MAKES FRENCH PAPERS VERY MAD SOCIAL CLUB FINED FOR SELLING LIQUOR Accused of Abusing Wife, Charles Herman Gives Trouble. Charles Herman, of 10 Courtland street, accueed of mistreating Me wife and her brother Wednesday ntrht about. 10 o'clock, a abort while later defied Police Call Offlcera Hulsey and Hrannan, and barricading hlmaelf In hia houae, refused to allow them to en ter to are ret him. Mrs. Herman, the wife, who had got outside of the house, advised the po lice to burst open the door and get her husband. The officers then telephoned Chief Jennings, asking him what ac tion to take, and he advised them not to break the door. On returning to the police 'station, the two officers left Instructions for the morning watch men to make the ar rest, and Bicycle Policemen Pate and Mashburn visited the house about 3 o'clock. Herman at first declined to grant them admittance, stating that he would appear In court Thursday morn ing of his I own accord. The officers In sisted they merely wanted to talk with him and finally persuaded him to open the door. As the door opened and Herman came into view, Pate and Mashburn nabbed him and sent him to the police station. Herman had refused to admit the two call officers on the ground that they had no warrant for his arrest. At the police station three rases were docketed against the prisoner, one of them charging disorderly con duct, another charging Idling and lolt- structlon of officers In the discharge of their duty. He will be arraigned for trial In police court Thursday af ternoon. The trouble Is said to have been caused by Mrs. Herman leaving home Wednesday night to visit her brother, who resides In Fair street. Herman, she Informed the police, objected to her making the visit, but she persisted In going notwithstanding the objection. About 10 o'clock Mrs. Herman re turned home. In company with her brother, and the husband Is accused of creating an exciting scene. He Is said to have made It lively for both his wife and brother-in-law, after which the police station was notified. NEGRO WHO TRIED TO KILL POLICEMAN IS APPREHENDED If Decision Is Upheld All Clubs in State Must Quit Sunday Soiling. By Private la*sod wire. Montgomery. Ala., Aug. The Beauvoir Club, one of the mnet fash ionable society clubs of the city, waa yesterday afternoon found guilty of selling liquor on Sunday and lined 33d. The trial was attended by many of Montgomery's most prominent society men. This club has u membership of over 300 and It Is composed of the most prominent cltlsens of Montgom ery. The attorneys for the club claimed that under tha club's charter It had a light to sell liquor on Sunday or any other day. On every point they were overruled by Judge Thom as- Only one witness we* examined and he wna W. L Jackson, secretary of the club. The Standard C|jib attomeyi agreed to abide by the decision In this case when It la Anally acted 'upon by the supreme court. Should the higher court uphold Judge Thomas then the Club* of the state which have been In the habit of selling liquor on Sun day will have to atop It. TO SALARIED MEN: Invest Small Savings in Real Estate and Start Your Fortune. At our Auction Salo Saturday you pay $25 cash and $10 per month on a lot. They are good, every one of them. \ Extra cars at 3.30, and our special leaves the office at 3:45. • Como and be our guest S. B. TURMAN & CO J. W. FERGUSON, Auctioneer. Program of Maneuvers Is Changed Till Gov. Ter rell Arrives. Chattanooga, Tenh., Aug. Gover- " " of South Car- Special to The Oeorglnn. Chattanooga, Tenh., . nor Duncan J. Heyward, la the gueet of tl lekamauga. Governor Heyward d here veetar ' Lookoi II this until this morning, and then went to the camp maneuvers, escorted by his staff. Tha salutes to Governor Heyward and Governor Terrell, of Georgia, will not ba fired today, according to tha with and Georgia troop*, will take place Paris dispatches tell of the uncom plimentary reference* of the French press to the alleged lack of beauty In the thirty Kentucky school teachers who are touring Europe under the su it la not surprising that . distinguished Chief Jennings has received Informs, tlon to the effect that Andrew Bates, I spices of Henry Watterson’s newspa- the negro accused of attempting to kill per. This Is the quick retort of the Policeman Covington several weeks French to Mr. Rockefeller's comment ago near the Grady hospital, has been on the else of French women's feet, captured In Chattanooga. It Is apparent, however, that the . will be applied for French have mistaken a mere ha. at once and Officers wllPbe sent to of American girls as representative of I the real American girl. Through Chattanooga after the prisoner. negro. S Pnv a iTEt , nni£ ‘y »chool teachers, who were selected covingion in I hv rnmnn rtf thrtlr nnflll- h-rtiv ini„v»o t0 Siil? I for "the tour by reason of their popu- the abdomen and badly htjured hlm^ | |arJty M prite winners In a beauty after which he seised the officer's pistol i ;• ,-7_ ’iyrjj. .h amarie nnrtict- and tired twice at hjm. Neither of the H®"*®* 1 ,n whlch Am,rlca partlcl bullets took effect. pated. Do Not Claim to b* Beauties. COLORED ODD FELLOW8 | It Is no reflection on these thirty IN ANNUAL CONVENTION, to say that primarily they make no pretensions to beauty. They are llv- Bpwilil to The Georgian. . Ing witnesses to the fact that other Newberry, S. C., Aug. 9.—The Grand | besides beauty weigh with the l Mr. Watterson threw ills to all of his Kentucky ..... .. | qualities besides Deauty weigh with the Lodge of negro Odd Fellows of South Kentuckians. Mr. Watterson threw Carolina la now In annual session In open the polls to all of his Kentucky Newberry. The body numbers more fellow cltlsens and asked them, by their ballots, to select the thirty “school inarms" who enjoy the great- ‘rlthmetlc. some of the elect are not by great facial charm or entrancing outline of flgure. Qualities of-heart and mind entered Into the competition, sweetness of disposition and strength of character. Thus selected, the thirty embarked on their travels. Their approach waa heralded In Paris, but before they ar rived Mr. Rockefeller's remarks on tho slse of the French women's feet were given to the world, and behold a mob of critical Frenchmen waiting the traveling American girls at Bt. Lasare Station, with mocking laughter when facial defects. They are followed about wherever they go. - l photographed for the French press and held up aa "specked peaches” for the derision of French crowds. 8ad Test of French Gallantry. It Is clear that tha French do not appreciate merit. It Is also clear that the Prenoh are unable to distinguish between beauty and popularity. And It la similarly clear that French gal lantry Is not Impervious to an honeat criticism that strikes home. Americans will be glad to learn that than <00 delegates. Sessions of the lodge are held sev- | e Jt popu'larUy’ln the"community where I the school marms ere'golng about their 'ral times a day In tha colored Odd ihL nrealde over the rod and tho business without paying any attention •Yllnwa’ hall I 1,1 J K eral Fellows' hall. The meeting will adjourn the latter part .of. the week. to the sensation they are creating, and are even broad-minded enough to And aomo thing! In Paris to exolte their admiration. It may dawn upon the French mind Anally that they are real ly making a display of those qualities which outdlstancn mere beauty In the competition which resulted In sending these young women abroad, and that their popularity Is something more tangible and lasting than the beauty which the French find lacking In them, and munch more to be admired. One of the results of the Internation' al Incident Is the adoption Into the French language of the word “peach' as describing a young woman of gen erally desirable qualities. The advent of the school marms has carried that bird Tennessee, national guard, will pitch camp on Saturday. Tho companies from Athena, Morristown and Knoxville will come to Chatta nooga by rail and will bo joined here by Major Fred Phillips with the Chat tanooga battalion and Captain Shut ting. BELIEVE8 HE CAN PROVE INNOCENCE OF RAWLIN8. thank us It Is not possible that the reputation of the American girl, be she school mtrm or sweet girl graduate, for beau ty and vivacity can be harmed by this flurry. With the jealousy out of their eyes, It Is altogether likely that* the French would even And grace and beauty In these thirty from the land of the Colonels. Meanwhile, we have Mr. Rockefel fer's assurance that the feet of French women are uncommonly large, and the French will have to mpke the best of It EVERYTHING 18 READY FOR STATE PRIMARY Special to Tbs Oeorglsn. Montgomery, Ala., Aug. 9.—Every thing Is now practically ready for the etnte primary, on August 37. Near' everything has been put In ahar It may be carried off without it From all Indications there will be an exceedingly heavy vole polled. LOW RATES SOUTHERN RAILWAY • 3.75 880 10.50 11.60 10.00 12.70 10.00 1185 Warm Sprlnji, Ga Chick Springs, 8. C.. .. Asheville, N. C Waynetvllle, N. C., .. .. Hendersonville, N. C. ... Like Toxaway, N. C. ... Tryon, N, C Tate Springs, Tenn s». Simons, Qa 12.00 Cumberland Island, Ga 13.00 Atlantic Beach, Fla 14.60 Chicago, III 32.05 Saratoga Springe, N. Y 4380 Atlantic City, N. J 40.00 Aabury Park, N. J '.. .. 41.50 Detroit, Mich 30.05 The above rates are for the Round Trip Tickets on tale dally limited tor re turn until October 31, 1905, Paeaenger and Ticket Office No. 1 Peachtree Street. 'Phone 142. J. C. LU8K, District Passenger Agent. CHARLESTON'SMA YOR WEDS AND LEA VES FOR LONG TOUR Special to The Georgian. Charleston, S. C„ Aug. 9.—For near- ly two months Charleaton will be with- out a mayor, a* Mr. Rhett, the city ■ chief executive, has left Charleston until October 1. He married Mis* Blanche Salley, In Columbia on Wed nesday afternoon, and from there will make extensive tours of tbs North and West. He will attend the convention of the Irrigation congress In Boise City on September 12,'and will perslde at the annual convention of the League of American Municipalities on Septem ber 35 at Chicago. Mayor Rhett mar ried a handsome and charming lady. BRINDAMOUR SUCCEEDS ■ IN ESCAPING FROM BOX SHOOTS AGED WIFE AFTER QUARRELING Thirty-six Shots Tnkc Effect in Woman’s Body and Will Likely Die. What manner of man Is this chap Brtndamour? To slip from handcuffs, chains or steel barred cells Is but ordinary pastime for him. That kind of thing Is baffling dnough to moat of us, but when this slender, gentlemanly fellow allows himself handcuffed, tied In a bag, nailed se curely In a practically alr-tlght box, which la In turn roped many times, and comes from It In fourteen minutes, un manacled and unaacked, with no mark on the box to show of physical en deavor, be myatlfles. Brtndamour performed that feat Wednesday evening In the presence of a curious crowd that packed every nook In. the Casino. Daniel Brothers Company Issued the challenge, and Brtndamour accepted It. The box waa prepared by the firm, and was made of good stout boards and the exhlbl tlon took place under the direct es plonsge of six employees of the house. First Brtndamour waa heavily man acled at the wrists and ankles, and his hands handcuffed to the chains at hts which waa securely I the stooping position he just Itted made of one solid piece, was down with twelve-penny spikes, and the committee saw to It that there were jugh to hold. Then the box waa jed several times securely. _n the center of the stage waa a red- curtained booth behind which the box was rolled. The committee took sta tions about the booth to Intercept any possible outside collusion. The box with Its human contents waa hidden behind the curtain at exactly 9 o'clock. Flro minutes passed amid a breath less hush. No sound came from the stage. Afterwards one of the commit tee stated that the only sound heard by him as he stood within a foot of the booth waa a muffled scuffling. When ten minutes had passed some one started a hand-clapping, but It fell dead with no response from the audi ence. whose overy nerve seemed strain ed. The look on all faces was one of wondering expectancy. At fourteen minutes past 9 the cur tain suddenly parted and Brtndamour stood thtre beside the box. manacles In one hand, sack In the other. The box was rolled to the front of the stage, examined minutely, showing ab solutely no trace of having been dis turbed and with the cords still about it. The box Is displayed Thursday In the show window at Daniel Brothers Com pany. Explain It? Sure. There's one man In Atlanta who can do It to the complete satisfaction of the moat skep tical. His name? Why, Brtndamour. SECRECY OF ARTIST CAUSES INTEREST Special lo The Georgias. Charleston, 8. Aug. 9.—The pres ence of Vernon Howe Bailey, the artist who sketched bits of Charleaton for Owen Winter's "Lady Baltimore," la creating Interest In the hearts of many of the older Inhabitants. They do.not know tha reason of Mr. Bailey’s second series of sketches, and fear that he Is drawing for another book which,will attempt to weave a romance out of the peculiarities of the old place. Mr. Bailey refuse* to divulge hts object In making sketches of Charleston scene*. $1-00 What ONE DOLLAR a Month Will Do. Special to The Georgian. Huntsville, Ala.,- Aug. 9.—Mrs. George Palmer, an aged white woman, was shot and seriously wounded by her husband on West Clinton street after a family quarrel. Thlrty-alx shot took effect In the woman’s body. She not expected to live. PERFECT PROTECTION POLICY Insures Against Any Sickness, 6 Months Any Accident, 24 Months Accidental Death. NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. 703 Prudential Building, Phone 8330. AGENTS WANTED. BRUSHES. Wo carry the largest stock of Paint Brushes. White Wash Brushes, Varnish Brushes and Kalsomlno Brushes In the 8outh. Special lo The Georritn. Savannah, Ga., Aug. 9.—Attorney John It. Cooper, of Macon, whose clients the Rawlins boys Are, passed through the city yesterday, leaving In the afternoon for New York. Ho ex pressed hie satisfaction at th* slay of ■ proceedings brought by the appeal to' the supreme court, and declared that time was all he needed to prove the Innocence of hla clients, lie relies greatly on the frequent statement of the negro Moore, to tho effect that ha hopes the boya won’t be hung, as they are InnocenL We Are Closing Out Our Entire Stock Of summer shoes at remarkably low prioes, splendid bargains, Our repair ^department Is unexcelled. Qlva ue a call and you will depertmont find thot wo will save you monoy. CARHART SHOE MANUFACTURING CO* Ilcll ’Phono 1355. II VIADUCT PLACE. SEAL POACHERS ARE TO BE TRIED By Private Leased Wire. Waehlngton, Aug. 9.—Th* govern ment of the United Steles will take no further aotlve Interest In the metier of the killing of th* Japanese poachers In Alaskan water*, save that twelve prlS' oner* must be tried by United State* authorities and aceordlng to th* United State* laws. Tha Japanea* raiders were repulsed by the agents of the lasaeee of the Island and not by United States authorities. STOVE" EXPLODES; THREE BURNED CONFEDERATE VETERAN8 EULOGIZE MI88 LEE. gpaclal to The Gsorglan.. Chattanooga, Tenn., Aug. 9.—At the meeting of N. IL Forrest Camp, U. C. V., a committee waa appointed to draft suitable resolutions Indorsing th* ac tion of Miss Lee, who refused to play a part In "Uncle Tom’s Cabin" In Nashville. These resolutions will be By Private Leased Wire. Baltimore, Md„ Aug. Aa a result of the explosion of a gasoline stove three persona ware severely burned this morning In northeast Baltimore. They are: MRS. MARIA RIEDERKR, 13 year* old, 1311 Federal place; burned about th* arms, head and body. NELLIE RIEDERKR, aged 19 years, same address; burned about tho arms and hands. GEORGE WALKER, 1341 North Gay street; burned about the hands. The explosion was caused by Mrs. Rlederer Ailing the gasoline lank on the stove wlfhout extinguishing the flame In th* burners. Walker and Schubert were both burned while as sisting In putting out the blase. speeches were made eulogis ing Miss Lee. BLIND TIGER AGENTS ARE CAU8INQ TROUBLE. Bpsrlal to The Gsorglta. Newberry, B. C., Aug. 9.—Although the dispensary has been voted out of the coniine* of Newberry county for more than a year and despite the vigi lant watch of the police authorities, "blind tiger" agents continue to ply their trade In this city, notwithstand ing the fact that Mayor Brown, on every occasion offered, give# th# guilty on** th* full limit of the law. Round Trip — Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain $4.10, via Western & Atlantic R.R. Battlefield Route. Shortest Line and ’ Quickest Time, Ticket* on tale every Saturday; good till Tuesday following. An opportunity to vlelt Chlckamau- ga Perk during the encampment of the Georgia 8tate Guard. For tlckete, echedule* and further Information, cell on J. A. THOMAS, City Pace. A Tkt. Agt. 'Phone* 169 M. Bell; 163 Atlanta. C. B. Walker, Depot Ticket Agt. 'Phone 213 Mein. C. E. Harman, O. P. A. Special to The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn.. Aug. 9,—Over 130 lawyers and their wives are at tending the twenty-fifth annual mast ing of th* Tennessee Bar Association, which Is being held at Lookout Inn for a three days' session. Probably the most notable addrvw* which may bear fruit for the benefit of the lawyers of Tennaeee* was Presi dent Sanford's address, In whlnh he recommended many reforms .iy state lleglslallon. H* recommended thet there should be an amendment to the bankruptcy act of 1393, th* trade -mark laws the national banking law*, and he discussed the recent act passed by congress making ooramon carriers en gaged In Interstate commerce liable for damages for Injuries resulting from ■ nsgllgem * " th* ence of the emp quet at the Inn Friday nlghC covers will be laid for ISO guests. NEGRO 8ERVANT8 QUIT WORK IN NEWBERRY. Hpedal lo The Georgian. Newberry, a C, Aug. 9.—What ape, pears to be a atrlke among cooks, washerwomen and other colored labor la new on In Newberry, and the situ ation, which has for a long tlms been assuming a serious air, has about reached It* limit In the minds of ths housekeepers of this city. As a re sult of tnl'< movement on Hi., part of th# nsgrosees many Inexperienced honeekoepera have been forced to en ter the kitchen and prepare meals. 1:viirl.lriint wages are l.rin* demand ed. and In meny Instances the services I.r .1 I ..I'll OI washerwoman i innot be secured at any prlos. Dr. O’Kelley Will Pres oh. Dr. Thomas W. O'Kelley, formerly pastor of th* Welt End Baptist church, will bo In Atlanta the latter part of thl* work and on next Sunday morn ing will preach to his old congregation In West End. Dr. O'Kelley Is now instor of tho First Baptist chnrch of let. Joseph, Mo. MILLIONAIRE “COACHMAN” F. J. C00LEDGE & BRO,, 12. N. Forsyth 8L Atlanta, Snapshot of Alfred G. Vanderbilt driving' the four-horse coach, "Yen turv," and th* big nickel license badge, which coat th* millionaire "bus Insurance That Insures Is what a man wants when, be seeks protection for thoee de pendent upon him. A Policy In the PACIFIC MUTUAL LIRE protects him, while he Is pro tecting them, as It provide* In surance against the loss of hts, Earning Power by Accident, III- ness or Total Disability as well as by Death. A broken leg or a case of ty phoid fever would not seem so had If ho knew his Earning Power was Insured and he waa not suffering a Financial loss as well as pain. Annual Dividends to reduce the premium or in crease the Insurance as desired. In asking for Information and rates, give your age and occu pation. J. Clements Shafer, MANAGER, 413-14 Peters- Building, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. BAR ASSOCIATION IN ANNUAL SESSION