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THE ATLANTA GEORG] AN. WEDNESDAY. ACCJl'ST 15, If WILSON MIZNER HITS BROADWAY AND A STRANGE, LURID HAZE MARKS HIS PATH AT NIGHT n, print. L»s»ed Wife. Sew York. Aug. 17.—The strange, lurid hnse hanging over Broadway lost night wa* due to the reappearance In idbi, ■>( Wilson Mtaner. ot California, wh „ attached Mrs. Charles T. Yerkes un t,i himself. ■Oh, heavens! Will this awful note poy never cease?" cried Mr. Mtsner despairingly when asked If he had rt , 9 ed i|unreeling With his wife. "It is such an awful thing to be harrassed h|s way. Why can't the public let us tlono 1 love my wife devotedly and Jne loves me dearly. Our case Is one nf In'-e If thereover was one and it Is n 3 ,i to be misunderstood and have my motives Impugned. 'It is not true that I was thrown out of my wife's house In Chicago. It Is true there has been some slight trou ble. but It will come right In time, Mrs. Yerkes—I mean Mrs. Mtsner—Is getting better .rnpldly, and within ten duys will be able to Join me here, and then we will build a little home down In Bensonhurst and go there to live In seclusion and away from the nplse and chatter of Broadway?' Mr, Mlzner said ho was doing well In 8an Francisco, where he Is a con tractor. “Our enemies have tried to make trouble but have failed," said Mr. Mlz- ner. "One of them has committed sui cide. The other la worse off. Nothing can come between us now, and our fu ture Is one bright, glad dream." boy, five years of age, TRA VELS 6,000 MILES ALONE Hr Private I-eased Wire. Detroit. Mich., Aug. 17.—Over land and sea. a distance of 8,000 miles, came little Robert Wallace, aged & years, from ulasgpw, Scotland, In search of his father and mother, Robert arrived In Detroit Thursday and was held tem porarily because the officials at Que bec. where he landed] had failed to pro vide him with a passport. He walked into the Immigration office with all the seir-assurance In the world. He did not understand what was meant by passports and such things, but he did want to know why the officials held him here. - Rankin Wallace, the boy's brother In Chicago, was telegraphed to nnd an swered that he would meet the boy. The lad was then allowed to proceed to his destination. SUPREME COURT OP GEORGIA. Judgments Affirmed, Green, -administrator, vs. Freeman, from IJeKalb superior court, before judge Roan. Green, Tilson & Mc Kinney. for plaintiff In error. Etheridge, Bevldn Si, Etheridge, contra. Hawaii trustee, vs. Glover, from Junes superior court. Judge Lewis. Hall A Wimberly and J. E. Hall, for plaintiff in error. John R. L. Smith, c-mtrn. Home Insurance Company of New York vs. Chattahoochee Lumber Com pany, from Decatur superior court, Judge Spence. King. Spalding A Lit tie, for plaintiff In error. Donnlson A tiimslson and Adams & Adams, contra, Hnxtor & Co. er al. vs. Camp et al„ ind vice versa, from Clinch superior enurt. Judge Parker. L. A. Wilson. John IV. Rennett, S. R. Atkinson and Toom- er & Reynolds, for Baxter & Co. et al. J. I,. Sweat and W. G. Brantley, con tra. Albrlght-Prlor Company vs. Pacific gelling Company, from city court of Atlanta. Judge Reid. Moore, Pomeroy * Jones, for plaintiff In error. George Gordon nnd J. W. Moore, contra. ■eene county et al. vs. Wright, comptroller general, from Fulton su- nerlor court, Judge Pendleton. S. H Sibley. J. D. Kilpatrick. J. T. West. J, It. and N. P. Pnrk, Geaborn Reese and K. P. Davis, for plaintiffs In error. John C. Hart, attorney general; Boy kin Wright, Smith, Berner, Smith t Hastings, contra. Palmer et al. vs. Inman et a!., from Bulloch superior court, Judge Rawl ings. F. T. Lockhart, J. A. Brnnnen iml G. 8. Johnston, for plaintiffs In Osborne A Lawrence and R. Leo, Moore, contra. • City Council of Augusta vs. Doxler, fmm Richmond superior court. Judge Hammond. C. H. Cohen, for plaintiff tn error. Salem Dutcher,, contra. Southern Railway Company vs. Born Steel Range Company, from Chatham ■Ulterior court. Judge Henbrook. Os borne A Lawrence, for plaintiff In er- ir. O'Connor, O'Byrne A Hartrldgo, antra. Herndon vs. State, from Sumter su perior court. Judge Littlejohn. Williams H Harper and J. A. Ati.ley, for plaln- tlff In error. John C. Hnrt, attorney f.neral. and Frank A. lloopej-, solicitor general, contra. Met’.skill et al. vs. Bower et al.. trustees, etc., and vice versa, from De- catur superior court, Judge Spence. Russell A Hawes, for plaintiffs In er- r. Powell A Pottle and John R. Wll- n, contra.' McDonald vs. State, from Henry su- rlnr court. Judge Reagan, O. W. Bryan, for plaintiff in error. O. H. B. Blundworth, solicitor general, and W, Hlondwnrth, contra. ■bines vs. State, from Rabun su- •rlnr court, Judge Klrozey. W. 8. Tails, for plaintiff In error. W, A, Charters, solicitor general, contra. Diamlazad. Anderson, administrator, 'vs, Wyche, om Hlbb superior court. Judge Fel- n. M. a. Bayne, for plaintiff In er- ir. Lane A Park, contra. Pox vs. Macon Railway and Light Company, from city court of Macon, Judge I bulges. J, H. Hall and R. 8. Wimberly, for plaintiff in error. Ro und Kills, contra. Ravaratd. Henderson Elevator Company North Georgia Milling Company, from Whitfield superior court. Judge 'Fite, T K. A D. MCCutchen, for plaintiff In error. R. J. A J. MrCatny, contra. Le v Is vs. Douglas County Co-opera tive Store, from Douglas superior court. Judge Iturtlett. J. S. James, for plain tiff In error. J. H. McLarty and Rob erts A Hutcheson, contra. • Atlantic und Birmingham Railway Company vs. Hattauaj", from city court el Vienna, Judge Henderson. Rosser * Brandon. W. T. Colquitt, J. 'L. Sweat, Crum A Jones, for plaintiff tn error. Hill J.- Royal, Murrow A Pate, contra. Delaware Insurance Company vs. Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company, Tom Fulton superior court, Judge Pen sion. Burton Smith, for plaintiff In error King, Spalding A Little, contra. Welch vs. State, from city court of Griftin. Judge Hammond. Thomas W. Thurmnn, for plaintiff In error. Thomas K Tateerson, solicitor, contra. PL kens vs. Georgln Railroad and Banking Company, from DeKalb su perior court, Judge Roan. Hulsey & Held and A. M. Brand, for plaintiff In error Joseph B. A Bryan Cummlng end M A. Candler, contra. Smiley vs. Hooker et al., from Brooks Thos. H. Goodwin, Candidate for Mayor, ''ill a«liire*n the voter* at the city ® a ‘* Oils evening at 8 o’clock anil dla- cu ” the ishuck of the campaign. are you going to PAINT? It tn, use Southern Home Lead and Mtxed Palrtf. The standard of Jt.ality i n the Pent* for the past twentv t*-o year4. *• J. COOLEDGE & BRO., “ v Forsyth St Atlanta. superior court. Judge Mitchell. Stanley S .Rennet, for plRlntlff In error. J. W. Edmondson and L. \V, Branch, contra. Hall vs. Stulb, from city court of Richmond county. Judge Eve. Salem Dutcher and B. B. McCowen. for plain tiff In error. No appearance contra. Springer vs. Indianapolis Brewing Company, from city court of Columbus, Judge Willis. T. T. Miller, for plain tiff In error. C. E. Battle, contra. Walpert vs. Bohan, from Chatham superior court. Judge Seabrook. Alex ander * Edwards, for plaintiff In er ror. O’Connor, O'Byrne ft Hartrldge, contra. Duren vs. Stephens, from city court of Thomasvllle, Judge Hansell. Theo dore Titus, for plaintiff In error. W. H, Hammond, contra. Brandon vs. Pritchett, from Laurens superior court. Judge Lewis. P. I* Wade nnd Daley A Bussey, for plain tiff In error. Sanders ft Dnvls, contra. Kendnll et al. vs. Kells, from Col quitt superior court. Judge Mitchell. Shipp ft Kline and J. A. Wilkes, for plaintiffs In error. Y. L. Watson, E. L. Bryan and W. C. McCall, contra. Harris, administrator, et al. vs. How ard, from Early superior court, Judge Sheffield. A. G. Powell, for plaintiffs In error. W. D. Klddoo, contra. Bennett vs. Atlantic Coast Line Rail road Company, from Ware superior court, Judge Parker. Leon A. Wilson, for plaintiff In error. Kay, Bennet A Conyrrs, contra. Allred vs. State, from Dawson su perior court. Judge Ktmsey. F. C. Tate, N. A. Morris, It. R.iArnold and A. IV. Vandivers, for plaintiff In error. W. A. Charters, solicitor general, contra, Howard vs. State, from city court of Sparta, Judge Little. Williford ft MM- dlebrook*. for plaintiff In error. B. W. Moore, solicitor, and R. H. Lewis, con tra. Hnhensteln vs. State, from Chatham superior court, Judge Cann. Garrard ft Meldrtm and C. V. Hohensteln, for plaintiff In error. W. W. Osborne, so licitor general, and D. J. Charlton, con- tra. CHARLES I. BRANAN IS A WIN NER FOR COUNTY TREASURER. ASK HIS FRIENDS WHY? Put These On Your C.-J.-D. Short Saturday Shopping List. The short Saturday doings at Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose have become famous. For this Saturday there are still more little items. The little but all important accessories. Neckwear, gloves, etc., with which to “freshen up” the summer wardrobe. Few of these listed run over a quarter or a half dollar. New novelties and ,sharp reduction mark this entire page for Saturday selling. Fine Fans At Half Price Fans formerly from $1.00 to $18.00 reduced to 5oc to $9.00. Fans of so many bespangled de signs that detailed descriptions are an impossibility. Birthday presents galore in these HALF-PRICES. $18.00 fans $9.00. GEORGIANS IN ATLANTA. AT THE ARAGON. II. M. Ilnlscliird am! wife. I’orry. ... IV. Vann* nml Fori \ alley; ally. W. M. Ilownnl. lUriioarllle: Min. It. I* Fox. Mount Wrimn; 4. F. Fender, tnl iltMtn; Sira. * _ " **’ r Imro; Mm. ilM Her Ilia Gordon, \\ *yu«**lrf>ro; H. W . llnko. lint! Ormiml; 8. .1. 8lnte, ( olnmlma; Norman t\ Mlllor. Amerlma; Hen Watt*, Ilomp; Mn. 4nim*« H’hltPlipad ami t&rna daughter*, ** " ■*'*' * “ Macon; Orville A. Park, Mn* AT THE PIEDMONT. T! R. Mill*. lirKTIn: Ml** Mary M. Mllla. (irifTIti; Thoino* J. Hhopnrd. Fort Valley; Jitckaou Arinafhl, Monroe; h. P. IMatnukea, i’olnmhu*; 4. I*. Imhney. Warn ftliflnff*; .1. C. New*om, \tnnhlngton; 4. \\. Hhlnhol- *ler, Mn. ou; 4. K. llowden. WaycroM; J. W. Ulllon, Thonmavllle; Maud llnlley, Fu non. AT THeTmARION. A. N. Brittain, I'BlmcHo; W. L. Fender .ml faintly, Valdosta; T. H. Kirkland nnd wife,* Wnyvnwn; Mr.. A. K. Kemp, laifay* etie; Mrs. II. lvtenmn, Douglas: r II. Itnmsnj .ml wife, ynltionn; J. II. Dart*. airman: Mr«. lll.bH-k. uidtinsn; J. A. ,„,ru. It.iMt.in; C. >1. Todd, Lawrencerllle; W D. Fowler. Heiiola: Mrn. Jndson Mrjsl- nr, W*yne.l«w»: Mrn. J. J. MeKImur- Wnyiiealmru; Mrn, M. K. Herrien. „„,ne»lHiro; Mrn. C. A. (Jrey. tVsyiintsiro; Minn Lizzie Dm Grey, Wnynenlmro. AT THEOOMBALL. \\ JI. Leopold and wife, Havnnnnli: C. n. Wltnon, Kuvaiiimli; K. L. Ion-eater, Do- limn: .Mrn. 1-1. Wakefield, Ainorteun; A. L. Colbll. IHne llldge; II. ! ■ Ball,Albany; W. W. Thomnnon. Augusts: II. R. Jonea, Awnntn; W. SI. Henry, llomc; It. B. Bale. Newton: SI. 4. Jnnu-a, Griffin: II. SS. Ilol- At hell*. WHITE BABY LEFT ON NEGRO’S DOORSTEP. 50c 13.50 fans 6.75. 12.50 fans 6.25. 7.50 fans 3.75. 7.00 fans 3.50.. *6.00 fhns 3.00. 5.00 fans 2.50. 4.00 fans 2.00. 3.00 fans 1.50. 1.50 fans .75. 1.00 fans .50. Stocks at U Soiled stocks that were 50c each, White Lawn Stocks with embroidered tie 15c Lace Slocks \ New creations in lace stocks . 25c, 35c and 50c. Nsw Peter Pan and WihdsQr ill ies shape, Hpeelnl to The Georgian. Covington, Ga., Aug. 17.—It la learn ed that a white baby, about 3 months of age, was found on the doorstep of a negro woman last Monday night, on Ueher street In the southern part of the city. The child was snugly tucked up in a banket with a bpttle of milk by Its aide. No clew hns been found as to who placed the child nt the woman's house, BLUE AND THE GRAY ORGANIZE CAMP. Hperlnl to The Georglnn. Gainesville. Fla., Aug. 17 —The Con federate Veterans and Grand Army men of Alachua county have organized battalion of the Blue and the Orav. Ith about 25 chnrter members. H. - Dutton, the banker, was elected col- CHARLES I. BRANAN WILL GET A MAJORITY OF THE VOTES FOR COUNTY TREASURER IN THE COUNTRY DISTRICTS. All that’s new both width, length and pattern. “Peter Pans” in diagonal stripe silk or solid colors with self dots. Embroidered ends and in plaids. Ruching Six different patterns of neck ruchings, in a box, at « 25c Tourists ruching, 6 yards to at ..... .... box, 25c Black net ruching, yard . . . 25c Ruching in assorted colors, black or white, by the yard . . . . t 25c Half-Pri nee Collar ahd Cuff Sets One lot of 50c stocks em broidered linen lawn. Two designs. Saturday 25c Each SUMMER TO/LET ARTICLES Iiubifoam at 19c Sozodont at 20c Magda Cream at ,*44c Pompeiian Manage Cream, 40e and 60c Elln Berry’s Cu-You-Can Powder at 35c New patterns in Collar and Cuff Sets in embroidered lawns. 25c a Set. Ella at .. Berry’s Bcautiola 50c Nail Enamel, cake form, large»eize, at 10c Emery Boards, box... ldc Hamisch Nail at Enamel 35c Roger & Gallct’s Rouge at 20c Pear’s Atter of Roses Soap, cake at 50c Soeietc Hygcniquc Soap, large cake, unseented, 38c Hind’s Honey aud Almond Cream at 38c Piver's Lait d’ Iris (Milk of Orris), at 59c Pond’s Extract at .. . ,20c Listerine, $1 size at. .. 67c Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine at *. 45c. Newbro’s Herpieide at 90c Mason’s Old English Hair Tonie at 90c Lyon’s Tooth Powder at 15c Coke Dandruff Cure, $1.00 size at . ,50c Roger & Gallet’s Pomade Rose, for lips. .... ..15c Roger & Gallct’s Eye brow Pencils at 15c Pozzoni’s Complexion Powder nt 38c Levy’s Isa Blache Powder at \ 37c Colgate’s Faee Powder at 15c Roger & Gallet’s Violet de Panne Powder 44c Dorin’s Face Powder in tiny boxes with miniature puff 35c Roger & Gallet’s Violet Vegetal Lotion 75c Pinaud’B Vegetal Lotion at 65c 1 Jolmnuc Maria Farina Cologne at 35o Stinson’s Deodorant pre vents any odor from per spiration, box .... . .25c Woodland Violet Talcum Powder, the softest and most delightfully per fumed of all talcums, box 15c Roger & Gallot's Talcum; at 20c Roger & Gallet’s Violet Soap, cake, at 20c Packer’s Tar Soap, cake at 15o Pure White Castile Soap, cake at 7c Hudnut’s Violet See Wa ter, 75c and $1.40 Trailing Arbutus Ex tracts, ounce at.. ., ..25o i : Ask the Young Lady to Tell You About Kingsberry’s Freckle Remover. Dem onstrated at the Elevators. First Floor, Right. Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company. ks