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THURSDAY, NOVKMHKK 1. IV6. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN, PRICE OF COAL WILL BE BY ALL DEALERS Bad Streeter Otte Cause of IucreasWrExJw'nsc of Delivery. The price nf coni *in -Alliinia f Uil» Vinter will be found higher Hunt .that >£ the last fetv yearn, ; Ifhla can be* <1e| tended upon. Aw a wttter of fact, a slight Increase Is a I- fwidy in effect. This, It la expected, will be ldi*gcr when real winter begins to. have her say. .The following are Home of the teu ton* act forth by a well-known local dealer, who i* posted on all mutter* ap pertaining to the coal business. *in the flint place,” he stated Thurs day morning, “the demand i« very great. By reason of the establishment ^fTi'allroad* from all direction* at ami n^gr the Tennessee coal fields, the whole country practically Is In compe tition with us In buying coal. '‘‘Not only this, but tile conI miners ire having hard limes with labor, just as we are. Labor Is hard to get at any price, and unable to be had at all. ex cept at a very high price. As a consc ience, we have to pay mote for coal. “Blue Gem coal this winter will be worth about I6.f»0 per ton. Jellico will ’bring about $♦* instead of $."..75. I think •this advance will be nothing but nat ural. '/'The price of the hard or anthracite mil, which Is the cheap coal, will re main practically' the same, the domaml for this grade having become less and leas for years. There Is a possibility, | though, that the raise In the price o' the better brands will create a great t» demand for the cheaper coal. {"Then the cost of Storage is bound to litbrease. It has been U» cents and it will, no doubt, he JO cents tills winter. There ate any number of reasons for this. The principal reason, though, for the raise in the price of storing coal Is tin- horrible condition of the streets, tVe can haul eight loads In Nashville, where flve can be hauled here. •in the city proper, the streets are nil right. But about a quarter CHIEF JENNINGS PROTESTS THAT NO CENSORSHIP OP j GENERALNE WS IS PLANNED- INQUEST IS MADE The partial censorship established at the police station Wed nest! ay morning by Chief Jennings W in full effect, and nejvspfcpet/ reporters, as H ell $* other nesvsptpe*; reporters, ,is Well other peaple, anfjfc-ohfbltfeu^fromi gpteylpg til# mgtrgjt’s /.%ftrd urtff'Yrhnr, < *>pyor*lng with female prisoii$$«, V t'Ufpf Jennings states that the cen sorship at present Is only temporary, but that ha expects the police commis sion. at Its regular meeting, to make it permanent. The chief "Is heartily in fitvor-of closing the matron's wur«) to the pre»yi, :*tuting that ho op|MMU>s the interview ing of any -female prisoner, no matter on what eherge she may he held. ) ‘i IntemMo^ bring the matter to the j h chief Thursday, When questioned as'to the movement to establish rt general censorship, making him the official press censor, as has t been reporter}, i 'hlef Jennlng* Was ve^y evasive and gave, out no dell-.' n 11 (i InfiirHiudon ? **-*'■ nlYe Information. He Warn asked If he Intended tt> <iek. the boaj.d to establish this, complete censorship, and replied! “I never state In advance what I In tend to ask the board to do.” Asked Jf he considered the plan a good one. the chief answered: "U might lg* and it might not." Later lie declared tlie matter had not b£en brougbjp to his attention and that he had not considered It. Hrf sabl he had entertained no Idea of asking the commission for a complete censorship. The chief and Chairman Terry, never, have had a conference re- unmissfon.'' said the Igaiding the press situation at the po und expect the tem- | lice station, and the chafnuuii Is known porary rule to he made permanent. J to have expressed himself No one can now l>e admitted to the fall police news being riven out by the matron's ward and iv> female prisoner [ chief. can 1m* Interviewed. If the newspaper If the chief falls to bring the qu<s- men desire any news from this ward lion before the commission, however, they will have to get it through the Jit Is not believed an/ action will lie matron.” I taken. $20,000 FIRE VISITS MERIDIAN; PLANING AND LUMBER MILL BURNS AT ATLANTIC LITY List pf Dead Roaches Fifty- Avitli Five blissing. Atlantic <JUy/>*. J., Nov. 1.—The in quest Hi to 'the big wreck of Funda) in which nearly three score* met their death takes place today. The total dead I* now »8, with five missing. Tile third car lias ut last been faised without finding the last of the bodies. Divers are again to scour the bottonl for bodies today. PLAYEOifilfiEi LITTLE GIRL ILL TREATMENT CHARGED AGAINST THE AUTHORITIES IN CHARGE OF PRISONERS Hpcclsl to Ttie Georgian. Wilmington, N. C\, Nov. I.—In the federal district court today Judge Thomas R. Purnell excoriated those In charge of the New Hanover county Jail. He said that the United States mile out in the upper part, and In other sections, the streets arc horrible. In bad weather there are many section* nc can’t reach at all. Ju*t hav town orders, and lot our custor f ^”The luck of alleys Is another thing that works hardships on us In scoring coal What there ar part, are In poor condlth the special to Tin* Georgian. Veiidlau. Miss.. Soy. l.—TUe entire plant of the Meridian planing mill, together with four freight ears and tilwmt 60,00f> feet of lumber, was destroyed by Are at an early HAS JUST BEGUN’ Marietta, Ohio. Nov. 1.-Declaring that he wn* a eonpulssioitcr from President Roosevelt. James R. (Snriteld. entumlsalon- er of eoi)Mirathms. last night urged tlv [•lee thin of Reputdieaii CAiigresMiiieii In ithlo. Mr. Garfield was the chief speak- Reptibllenn rally in the ntidJIo- rluiu. rutuiglssioiier M'a.ddtigtjiii toi ed ‘.hat national I ampaiKb been begun, iiml lie outlined great iliingi Tii thl« lltu* for tin* future. Ml*. Garfield paid a high tribute hi Coil '* the I**!fteenlh district. . . J‘Jf* I Nsnes certainly figure* in un this topic. |,e declared ”We actually lose uwm«*y In storing ccftl in Atlanta.” DA it I NG~OF I I KA RST KNOWS NO BOUNDS Continued from Pas# On,. union/ merely. but bwnuoe.lt beneflte Pie whole community. ■"The pnmperlty of the legitimate biAhteen man depend* upon the pur- cbHainK vo'vio fit the mn**eiv. . am opposed-to truatf, becauee ll'-.v Illegally and unjustly oppress the peo ple unci Interfere with general pros- ^ would rather be defeated ten times over than sde ,,(m Vinitb- "t this slate practically denied their right/ hi, American,dtliens In nominate by-pe. tllfon. . ‘.’The enemies I have made In the trpsts are your enemies, and they are tuv enemies because they are ytotv en emies and because I have used iny reoources In helping you to tight them. I Whin He Would Stop. -J do not Hite personalities of this Kind, nth! -1 will make a proposition to Mr. Hughes In .order to stop them. If Mr, Hughes will step lying about me 1 will stop telilng the truth about him. "I do not •tuestlon any corporation attorney’s right to hold, any opinion on airy stihJe.H, or to argue any side of itiv r use for 0 fee, blit I do deny Ills right to .tuestlon the sincerity of a man who does hi* best to serve his fel low outturns without a-foe. * ”1 have no selllsh desire to lead this ftght. I am In the fight’t» the end, but 1 am willing to serve In the lead or In the ranks, a* you desire. .’’I have said that If Thomas Jefferson were here he would stand with us In this buttle for equality, opportunity, liberty and common honesty, and any man who calls himself it Democrat and Is not w ith us In this struggle for pop. u|ar rights and common honesty Is not «■ Democrat according to the principles of Thomas Jefferson, the founder of the Democratic putty.’ •'If ydu see. til to elect me and my agsoelutes, ami give us dtt honest legis lature, 1 pledge you that we will re- ■tour the isiwer tv the people, and whip these corrupt corporation/ out of the temple of your government.” Will Black to Prooido. • The t’araeglrf.1*11 speech tonight Is the* grew I event-of tint week, and Is to be. ’presided over ‘by- Will II. Hindi, onvc dfAilfihta: ’wit I IS Vice president of the Independent. j 'itladns' Detnoera- cy. and has aim, prude good rvltli Tum- oralat. Tlie lass 1. esthiaile.1 ; were first discovered al 1:40 due working cause of Hit DR, LEVY TO SPEAK AT TEMPLE SUNDAY I,r. Leonard Levy, of PittHburg. "ill speak at the Jewish Temple next Hun- day morning Instead of Rabbi Marx at the regular Jl o'clock morning sendee. He I* oip> of the most prominent men of the Jewish ffljtjrynd hi* visit to At lanta Is a matter of interest to local Jews. lec tured at the Grand on Ills subject was nd he entertained hi* audlsimswirii the progress of the world. He believed that today i* the best day. tomorrow will be bettor, and sought to ImpreHN his hearers that the world was growing better day by day. Lexington. Ky., Nov. I.—Five eolie- giuiiM who indulged too vigorously t n Halloween pranks last night, were sent to the workhouse today t«, await their irUil, They are Shelby J?tt, Jr..,of Itlcli- ninnd, Ky.: ’I’. R. Vail nnd Tlioinas Swlgert, of Muysville, Ky,: George Bo- gurtl, of (Joblsen Rolnt, Ky.. ami .Marion i’heal:, of Hirhmond. JCy. All are eadets of the state col logo battalion ami they will stjiV in .ilia workhouse until tomorrow, wii#n they wlil lie put on. Blul oi) ciuuges of breach of the |s*ace by assiitdtiiig ofll- lu a general riot last night. 1, AND MRS. HAYS RETURN TO ATLANTA FARMERS DEFRAUDED BY A SMOOTH CROOK Mjieeljd Tin* fgiau. GjiiNiIhii, Als., Nov. l.-.\ w**ll drt*.««Nl and sna*otli-tnlklax yoling aaia, giving ids umne a* Raid .1. 11i 1 t<oi and •'Itdadag to Im* a iwmlier of tlie tlrp, „f j'nnl J. Hilton Go., of Flail^ bndij waid.il by tlTo-ow tlioriiles of I-.'towali ninl Fherofcee eoiuttle* ii|M»a a nuiabei* of ehnrges of obtidtdiig aaoiey under false pretenses. About two weeks ago u«. hired a team at (Vdnr Itlutr. saying Jluu lie wpultl Ih* ahseat in the man try for several drtjw selling pin no* mid or gan*. After walling ,i week for the lemn the tacu.r titminelieed a sean-li mid fouini tlie ’ — ststde III lids eliy, U Im i tic Ik* was vsotlly tflieMl fr«. city by liUdniiiKaetloi Hug fanner* pin *"lile|i lie required ek ago. ililto this I inoinlty g'oi It. \..t'i| ,, *big! * *"*••> I mol It U <Wnr Rlnfr lie Hobl the unsus rgaiiK. for f ftS. lint stilted Glut In t’lni f tn- many. No *|s*^kei outside of New York has ojK>ned his mouth on Hearst’s side of the^WiUWlElOW’VttUse.tb** matmger* do noi desln* to Inject national issues or draw strict party lines. Umar, ‘of i Florida, was an.accidental hut ohKjuenk cx.-epHot) in the earir days of the cam paign. i' jqmke last rdgiit with Senators I Graiiy and Fltxgernld and Will Black greet meeting of Tammany HaH. byi I did it Incognito and had c irdlai dithusiuNin as the mysterious stranger. The spirit of the hour Is still a br«ttthing prophecy f.»r Heurst. HEADACHES”” AND NEURALGIA FROM COLDS LAXATIYK HRollo Quinine, the world wide fold and Grip remedy removes cause, fall for full name. I.*»ok for sigmmtr** K. W. Gf»ve. A. J. Ilaye*. *>f JacUsoiivllle, Flu., well known in Atlanta,' having been In charge of the otTU-e ut the Bulhtrd house. Is regliiUrred at the Piedmont .Mr. Hayes was married In Jacksonville on October -0 to Miss Heine Mulle- ICm ott, who Is ulso well known to both Atluntu mnl Jacksonville people. Mrs. 11 ayes will Jpin Mr. Hayes for a month’s stay at the Piedmont. REBELS IN MKXICO BEING PUNISHED Mexico «’lty, Nov. 1.—The Mexican government is denling in summary fu*hhm with a bund of plotters which 1ms at last assumed the size and dig nity of u revolutionary junta. ilAfuel y.erhuio. formerly Mexican consul at St. IkijiIh. Is under thd ban and bus hern sumituillly dismissed from Ids office for shutlng In the revo lutionary intrigues. Ten lender* of tip* Junta ure under arrest. 11EN R vTol l IER MUCH IMPROVED Henry t ’oilier, commissioner of pub lic works, who has been ill for the past few flays, mi* reported a* much bet ter Thursday. It Is thought he will Im* j out and ut work Huturday. RUSS TERRORISTS ESCAPES PRISON Itosa Kuderman, little flve-year-old daughter of Philip H. Hudennan. of 60 Bell street, it well-known tailor, Is In the Grady hospital in a serious condi tion an the result of burr.* received shortly before noon Thursday at her homo, ' While playing about the house the child accidentally got too close to a fireplace and her clothing ignited. It was then the spnee of but a few sec onds uniII the whole of the little body was enveloped In fiames. The mother, who was in the kitchen preparing dinner, heard the agonized screams of her child and hurried to its assistance, extinguishing the flames as quickly as possible. It was seen that the child was terribly Injured about the fnce, head and body, fully three- fourths of the surface of fhe body hav ing been burned, ami the Grady hos pital was notified, the little suffefer being taken there In, an ambulance. It was later announced at the hos pital that the child was In a serious condjtlon and that little hope is enter tained of Its,recovery. MRS, TOMES TO RECOVER UNO AT GOLD HILL MINES perlal In The Georgian. . V Salisbury, N. C., Nov. 1.—Before J. J. Stewart, master In chancery, deposi tions are being taken in the case tif Mr/i. iiylift Moore Mct’omhs iirid Walter George TCewfiian, ’In which it tract of Too aides of land and other property about the Gobi fill! Mine is involved. It is an interesting litigation mid grows ouf of tha nmrnagt* of Mr. New man and'^Mrs. Mvt’omb*. who was for merly Mr. Newman's wife. The ease ly to come op in the Oi tinge, Virginia, chancery courl. The amount involved Is great, tin* land having been in the past valued at fio.oau when there was tio byoin In the mining. Mrs. Mct’onibs contends that tlie judgments secured through the Rowan courts were obtain ed for supplies for tin* Gold Hill Com pany and that she has u claim tijwm the proKity. Mr. Newman Is renicYu- bered as tlie .pfesblent of the mining company and Is working the best known North Carolina property. . , I BIG CEREMONIAL FOR OFFICERS Uf PALESTINE LODGE (Hie uf tin* most important events (ii the history of ioeul Masonic circles will Ik*, the constitutional ceremonies of Palestine lodge. No. |Si{, Free aiuL Aeeepttil Masons, 'riinriMiuy night* at the Masonic temple. The eereinoflies will !«• ntteuded by grand lodge officers from ail over the state, who wilt participate In the installation of the officers of the new lodge, whleh hns Ih*oii Under dispensatio The Installation other ceremonies banquet served In ... II. Jeffries, right worshlpfnl deputy, grand inasler. will represent the gnuid masters in the instidlidion. Addresses will In* made by Hoke Smith. Clark Howell-. F. I.. Seely amt other prom inent men of the Masonic order in At- , hmtn and Georgia. A number of visiting j the tragedy. Masons will also address the meeting. The following new officers will lie In stalled hv Rigid Worshipful Deputy Grand Master Jeffries: W. I.. champion, worshipful master: J. A. Ilynds. senior warden: J. K. Warren, Junior uurdou; C. M. Roberts, treasurer; “ M. Hubbard, secretary; Bernard Wolff, lor deacon; J. Cheston King. Junior F. Roland Alston, senior steward; prisoners were only half fed and that the treatment accorded them was a dis grace to a civilized community. Judre Purnell has reported the mat ter to Attorney General Moody and promises to make It uncomfortable for some one. — . ■ ! J T L MOODY REPORTED SAYING Special to The Georgian. Charleston, S. C\, Nov. 1.—Mystery still enshrouds the death of Lillian Reaves, shot In the heart Tuesday night, as the inquest found that she came to death nt the hands of on un known party. Corporal Woody, shot the same night, lies in a critical con dition at Boper Hospital, with a \v</uo.d in his breast. He has stated that the woman shot him. He has not said i shot the woman. . It Is \bought that the marine cannot Ilvq. The lapse of the time between the shooting and the report of the cose lo the police guggesta a third person In FDDT OF WATEa COVERS STREETS Of NICE, FRANCE Whole of Southern Part of Country Is Flood Swept. Faria. Nov. 1.—Southern France I* fl.md- swept today, and report* of damage are coming in trout many point*. Heavy downfalls of rain' and snow were accompanied by a tidal wave In tire vlcltj- Ity of Toulon, nud many small vessel* wore wrecked nt the different point*. Nice was hi the path if the storm, and Its streets are under foot of water. U uter has entirely submerged the famous I romctiiido Do* Anglais. Many stores ami smali shops With their, contents — ultuil. K. D. Kennedy. Junior steward; J. M. Ful- BATTLE SUIT From all appearunces the div .m* suit filed by Mrs. Marie Alien Battle against J. Lawrence Battle will be set tled before Friday motiilrg, the time set for tho tiial before Judge Pendleicn in the superior court. It is admitted by the counsel in the — j ca*e that negotiations for it settlement J. .M. High, Whose illness ha* caused ■«« under way Thursday and that there SO much anxiety among Atlantans not believed to he any stronger than | trial. for the past two days. During Wed- | Mrs. Allen Is asking for a total <11- nesduy night he was sinking rapidly. | vorce and $50,000 alimony, alleging that hut toward morning lie rallied and ap- Her husband Is on habitual drunkard peaked stronger during Thursday ta »‘ <Mi*lpatlng Ws e«oto. morning I The array of counsel includes a col- At 2:3# O’cloc k it was learned that Mr. lw t ! on " r abnut “» Prominent lawyers High's condition was about the same ,lM ever apiienied In one <II\ oi.ee — • — ... case in the Georgia courts. Governor- elect Hoke Hmifh, .Mark Tolbert and Luther Z. Koscer represent the hus band, while Mrs. Battle Is represented by Hon. Thomas K. Watson, K. P. Da vis and Reuben Arnold. SINGING MASTER DEAO AFTER LONG ILLNESS kiicH'IsI to Tiie cieorglim, Moultrie, Oa„ Nov. t.—W.- J. Kelly, of Hnrtslleld, In till* county, died yes terday morning after u lingering ill ness. He was 74 years old and one nt the host known men In this part of the state, having been a singing master for forty years, teaching all over this territory. HI* funeral occurred at Bridge Creek today with Masonic cere monies. GEORGIA NEWS IN PA R'AGRAPHS n Wednesday. There had been a slight Improvement noticeable at noon, but this luster! but a short time. His physicians entertain but little hope of his recovery. » COTTON MILL SOLD BY LI STATISTICS. Bt. Petersburg. Nov. 1.—Terrorists | and revolution'll* learned that one oft their foremost leaders, Oerschunln, who has been deported to Siberia, had es caped from tho convict camp concealed In an empty water cask. Ho was chief of the ’’fighting orgonl- ! /atinn" which spread terror throughout! at :t; Tye stnsd. St. Petersburg during the Von Plehve Mr*. Ihittle Mar Special t» Tin* Yicitrglmi. Jackson, Miss., Nov. 1.—Thud H. Lumptoii, receiver, acting under de cree of the Federal court, tills morning sold tho property of the Mississippi Mills ut Wesson, the largest cotton mill in the state, to Igelunuu .Stem & font- puny, of New Orleans; for S3»»n,ooo. It Is presumed that the property was bought for a syndicate. It Imd been In the hands of u receiver for one year. DEATHS. rhnrlle Riirtleld, r. year*, died of tiennnmhi ut UJ WtHihvard uvoimc. Fva May lllair dlul of straiiRitlallou at I IltttH avenue. Grar.. HaxJe.v died al M IHmui* street. W. I.. I.lnw-y. aired 51 year*, dletl at 115 Diliurn aveune. Iiifuni of Mr. and Mr*. It. M. llrowu died adndnlstrntli sentence The polk He Is n Jew and his perj»etunl banishment, alarmed. SEIZED BY THROAT; GIRL ASSAULTED BY UNKNOWN MAN JUI'l|M A. It. W RrliihU* .11 Mfituii" ( it; Rook *i J. It. Nm tILeaso :i I fad I It uinpib III. ; itrm A iH.id S|.et lal lo Tlie Gctu Hs-atiir. A Is.. X.n an assault t<*ik plm* yi*»lerday niortdug. Ju»t l»«*fi»re •MUiK daughter of Uharlie Suite Into the ha nud DOW IE TO REMAIN ON MEXICAN FARM house -1 thought b» tlie d |UIO|Mll | lady’* fattier •*« nl of her fa wa* pusstux a .*.: ics ol soiiuRhlng » their large dog. a» *Ue *uitp«Hw>t|, 4 i Itellllld the house Ihiymt In «u*li it i peak. HCtelllpI al early hour daylight a «*r stepped the ho Tlie you a u stairway oi to the r»r< i Munetlibis MRS. (’. IV. STEPHENS EXPRESSES THANKS Mn». c. W. Btgphcli* and her family ^hav« written the following <md; -We desire to exore.-s our thanks t.» nr kind friends and t*< the West bind ,\g« of Odd Fallows for the many kfnr! acre, noble defds ami ->»»!«*«1>> extended*to our family during riv* m- an U at the death of u. \\. Sk*. Guudlajait*. Max., Nov. !.—)*|atts were announced today by John A. Lew is, formerly of ('h)ragn, and one of the few Xfonlsts still faithful to Dowle, J hnr show Ing that the ageil leader had tie- j ,nst ’ riiled on Ids Mexican plautution as a i i place to die. Dowle will return to! * Mexico shout the first of the yesi and *L's; Ta | f |)U i will take up his residence at his talk** I\v> I Kt I|ir> lYIi.V I ’bepala resort, called Rthur «*.istle, *uin estimated at $SH,ih1u h.ts I »pent for mines and land by Lewi a WITH BROKEN SHELL HhII. • III .TfT tv A. Ring, ill Sutiiml! i is:.*.I :! yei North year*, «lle<l ut dletl of Bright'* Irl'/dic.l of con- GRIGGS IS ANGRY BECAUSE MR, TAFT IN MOTHER'S ARMS CHILD HIES WHILE WAITING.FOR TRAIN Sj»e»*lnl to The Georgian. Spattanhurg, S. C.. Nov. L—Jennie Lee Garter, the baby girl of Mr. and j lot on'the Mrs. J. D. Garter, died In her mother’s arms in the waiting room at the South ern passenger station Wednesday. Mrs. Carter was waiting to take the train to Asheville, her old home, and while standing In the station awaiting the arrival of the train, her little daughter was taken suddenly HI and expired in her arms before medical as sistance could arrive. The body was shipped to Asheville Wednesday after noon for Interment. (}EfconDE TO WEl) THE ‘COLLEGE WIDOW’ Jo*ton, Mass.. Nov. 1.—it was an nounced last*' night from Henry W. Savage’* office that George Ade, the playwright, is engaged to marry Mia* Helen Hale, the wealthy college grad-, uate. who lias sung In several of the Savage operas. Cornerstone of School Laid.- Special to The Georgian. t’olumbus, oa.. Nov. t.—The corner* stone of the new Phenix city public school was laid yesterday with Masonic ceremonies, a> large crowd being pres ent. Anti-Saloon Rally Sunday. Special to The Georgian. Dublin, Go., Nov. 1.—Next .Sunday Rev. Z. C. Solomon will hold feervlee* In the churches In thla city. The morn ing service will he held In the Baptist church, the afternoon service in the Presbyterian church and tiie evening service in the Methodist church. The object of Dr. Solomon's coming Is to Induce the people of the city to become active In the work mapped out by the Antf-Saloon League, of which he Is the head. * V/arm Dispensary Fight On. Rpeelal to The Georgian. Buena Vista, Ga.. Nov. 1.—There is a. political tight onxhere. the issue being dispensary -or no dispensary, which will be. decided on next Wednesday; Clothier Buys Valuable Lot Special to The Georgian. • . ' Babibrldge, Ga., Nov. 1.—A real es tate deal has been closed by which I* C. Tooic, one of tin Inbridge’s leading lothlng* man, b« •* the owner of the ot on the coin*, if Broughton und West streets. The sum paid for the lot wipi $5,500, $1bo per front Coot. .Mr. Tm»|e will begin af once the erection of a handsome brick building of two stories with plate glass and nmrblo front. Pale Delicate Women and Girls. Tny f >ld Standard. Grove’s Chill Tonic, drives out malaria and builds up the system. Hold by all dealers for 37 yea re. ve 50 cent*. • Deaths ahd Funerals. YOUNG MAN KILLED IN FALL FROM CART H. A. Rollestone. The funeral service* of H. A. Ralle- stone were conducted at Ht. Phillips t’athediT.1 Thumlay afternoon . 3 o’clock. The interment was at W •Mi x' lew. Mrs. Harriat Coreoran. Mrs. Harriet’Corcoran died Wednes day afternoon ut the residence of her granddnughter. Mis. K, K. Cunnlng- j ham, 78 Cnjdtol avenue. Funeral *erv- 1.—Josle(lc«s were conducted at It o'clock SjM*4*lul to Till* <*IMUglslll. Alt. Veroor, Ga Kemp. *on of Ju.hu Kemp, uas bille.) i Thursday mnrnliw at the C’liuuh of the v... .iv mil... .raui Immarulate •’o>H.pttun. the Key. IV- WHSliinut.m, Xuv. l.-Su IndiBnant j b V :l 1'iml.er cart about six miles Wos* Imlnnan J. M. Griggs, of the Dem ocratic congressional committee, bc- "Jiiwl «»f iypliold j cause Secretary Taft 1* going to Idaho ’ll lie. * • lied of bright •«l of heart din r. njpil 75 ut L3 South fraw»re<I leg ut (Irmly htinpliul. i". I.. AmleriMMi. ng***| t month, i Wlmlwir stnvl. Henry S. Itmuluni. aged 1st years. parulywiN al 5T.3 WtiUeliHll *tii*ot. J. I.. .Sumter*. ayoil'.V? year*. ilh«| < Tut 1**1 sireoi. BUILDING PERMITS. 8UW— Hr. G. Trlea. i» IioOiiII warta.air furnace al i.'f • a venae, *125 Am*l.y A. Perris, t#» r.*...v.*r hr., one- story fn>iuc ilwelllugs at -15 Foiires* are *2‘.w>- Jo.* F. \ t. kery. to Imihl wn^story frame dw.-IHus: til 7*1 > Hum strew. l.VxW -Mr^. I.. II. ItouleK, !*» IiqIM one-atory frame ilwelltuirs at l^»»8-3ll For- help >ut the Kepuldicun ticket that he has jienned the fidlowing caustic observations: *T note with slncerest regret ttiut my good friend. Secretary Taft, of this ad- mlnlstniUoii. Ims been ordered to Idaho to make speeches in behalf of the ad ministration, which means he I* going there for the purpose of advia’Ating something rids administration Iius pop ularly been supposed to doteut :utd ab hor. of this pluce, in .Montgomery county. It seems that Afr. Kemp was tiding the cart tongue and passed a hanging limb over the t*MUl. which limb ho tried to cut off with his knife. In his efforts to hold and cut the limb It pulled lUm from the tlml-ii* under the wheel anil crushed his head, causing Instant death. MARINE CORPS WANTS there Tor the purpose of advocating rjn / <f>i^TrrtJ IV Un \XTT t something rids administration bus pop- itM LlL L I -v 1:1 ^\A J A Lovlck P. Pink»ton has opened an office In r<*om* 7l«) and -711. Austell building, for the purpose of recruiting men for the I’nlted Htates marine fruitm tlut-iUiitf *».2» -Gif *rat» age «t 25,'* N. Ibmli Sim*. t«* r»*|>flb- lire •bn ROKKBEX CRIPPLnl) We York. So With concussion ft tin* Uiitn mid a possible float arc of BY RA( 1 E IX Mri.)! 1 ** >ku}l >v *dth In* lacelveil In a c.»l- — ; Upton lwtween a patrol wagon and ;* Jamaica, L. 1., Nov, 1.—As a result j street cor. Policeman John J. Weller. of Davy Johnson’* foolhardy net in run- jetiainplon all-round athlete «»f the <le- ing the big sprinter through deep mud | (Kirtmetit, <11*1 (attrol duty f*»t 16 hours with 148 |if.und* on hi* hack. In the ■’Anally collapsing and t* In n critical Richmond handicap yesterdav. Rose- | comiltlon today in Bellevue hospital. * benV off fore hoi,c spre.ol po badly - AVefier hvj* thrown from the wagon that when ins|s*cted in his .;4tull early j Tuesday night al Forty-seventh street tnluy he hobbled and limped. build oui dwi'Uitti* ax 142 lt.*ll *tr.*.*t, .1. S. «';iinli»*r. to build fmum f'nltim Realty bidhi thr.*.* .*m* rtf 2M 7 :# fl.-iyiii*- * Impoo 4> incut franii* dwell* ~W« appreciate Church Call* Rev. Wood. . irtl toTIi'* *o*.»rglni;. Anniston. Ala.. Nov. !.- At a eongrv. gatlututl meeting of the tllrn Addle Buptlst church in fiti- city lust tiigaf. IL H. Woud. of W Hii»b»»{» |{i»t«4>;, i«» l»nlhl ouc-storr in* •IsrelfliJU nt Auburn avenue. ^ BayUi.tn. «,» ivp.ilr tlm*.. .me* \r frame flirellincw *»— A. 4. Brownie**, t.» unir nml r..pair fnom* dweRim ni |^i INt.'Hu "In common with my Democratic colleagues in the h<»Use of represent- nlives, I have voted to uphold thl* ad ministration und the president’s hnndn In every effort he lias made to institute: corps, real reforms. However, when he sends- Ids best man into Idaho to assist hi* administration, he is doing nothing ex- cept Itelpfag to propagate the. Mormon faith and. advocating 'the Mormon church because the Mormon church is the Republican i«rty «»f I’tnh and ho. To thl* I enter my solemn pro tect in behalf of the Democratic party which Is opposed f«» the Alornion faith, the Alomum church und Its polyga mous practices and teachings. "It may. however, be in line with the president’s teaching* of the Si-rtpturc V.hl.-Ii sa>s. '.Multiply uml WOMAN HELD TO DOOR. rapl.nl/h_ th* Mrth.’ nn.l If there l«j AND KEPT BURGLAR OUT. any one thing that will best serve his * purpose of antt-rar* suicide it is the' jo*., |»i to The Georgina. Alornion church und It* teachings. , ! Anniston. Via Nov l —Alone «** •nn* that Senator Hnmot will 1 Anm on ’ A,a ” * >0 '* A,one 111 be here for some six weeks, and hopes to get a Im-gr^ number * % f recruits. The marine corpa is said to lie the niiHit attractive of the entire service, and for this reason recruits are more easily obtained. • "We are only about. men short in the service,” said Air. Pinkston, "and we are, therefore, very careful of the class of men recruited. We take men k be tween the agy* of 19 and 35 which can stand rite physical examination.” PROMINENT FARMER DIES IN BIBB COUNTY. I railed 'that he will accept. It. Ihdlitu l. u» build rnutn u rrer .if 7t W. line s»r**et. (3*i*—Jitfm 11’. (tract, to make interior ntl Rtieii m Great building, corn r Marietta «n*I Lexington avenue. He thought he hail received » slight lumip «*u the head *q*1 went tatek t<* hU poMt. Twenty-| four hours later he went t«» the station L.,,.,. ami while lepoitlng that he felt ill, he i 4. Brownie**.'i„ ta.»ve nml i*.-pulrl ^1-** HI «•* Tb.* lic.*rgiii d|r*>ppeU unconscious. !*»»•• .o.iry fnita** dw.ltliig m !_'l INtcriaj Ala***»n, «Ih.. Nov. 1.—-W. H. lanve, one Til.. /ftwreiK my i, i* the drat Iliti-1 „ „ ' <»f the mmt prumlRrat f.t.TjK'ra uf »IIi!i i i ■ i ^ ? h *L r . -yi-Tltnre thtit a man with j fral ’ tt ,. sw'.vjii.y rfiv.” ^ j .llnl iurtr thin muroliiK «r lihi hunt-on 1/ un.l. iHii»/II/Ueh Injuriy. was able to torep up fori j;j_- .4 ,• || a |„ wu . rai-ui.-r tore! th. i llutmi raail. IU u. ;; y.-ara of ’ fijm,.- .luolUug al Ilf PwMitiW orr/vt. ’ J at" und leuvn a. family. not J"ou n J„l from n ""‘'and ' h ' llo “" w«*h her H-yrar-old dauth- rvldeutly la a pan with hln and the 1 Ur, Mra. CJ. E. W. Robert/on, of Fourth dl/rlplr/ of 111/ i liuri lu otherwlao this ’ /treat, was ftiren a Itad «caro last ndmlnl/fration would not become l«*r-1 nlslit .tvhen tom unknown man en- S '' " !dah ° " c " n * tcred Ate home. The man entered the t$ hours. front door and endeavored to onter the room in which Mrs. Robertson and her daughter were sitting. The woman held to the door knoi>. however, and while the daughter screamed tor help the man endeavored to wrench it from her grasp. Mr. Robertson and his son returned suddenly from town at this time .and tfw* man run. The neighbor- Mr*. Florida Brown. Hpcriul to Thi? Georgian. Spartanburg, S. L\. Soy. l.-r-Mr*. Florlde Brown, ulfe of Dr. J. R. Brown, a well-known physician of this city, died at her- home on South Liberty street, early Wednesday morning, after an operation for appendicitis, which was performed on Tuesday. • Infant of P. P. Purkins. The infant of Mi*, and Afr*. I*. V. Par kins died at the family residence, $7 Kirkwood avenue, Thursday morning at 2 o’clock. The body will be Rent to White Plains. Ga.. carl..’ Friday morn ing for burial. John D. Kirkwood. John D. Kirkwood, aged 50 ye^rs, died at his residence. 48 Dillon street, Thursday morning at it o’cl-ojk. He was a member of the Atlmuu haige. No. 14, Independent Order of ‘bid Fel low*. mid also of Hie riomanehe tribe of Red Men. The funeral services v.lll bo conducted at tiie residence S.imlsy morning at 10 o’clock. * Miss Susie May Bentley, V Alb* Susie Alai: Bant ley, aged 17 years, died at the residence of her pa-, rents. M00 East Fair street, Thursday morning ut 8 o’clock. The body will be sent to Gray eon, Or- Friday morn ing at 7:3o o’clock, where the funeral will be conducted. WALTER BALLARD OP TICAL CO. L«H titan one year aco placed on tha market the nan’ BaliarJ Bifocal, giving reading and walking vf.loa >ln one frame and looking like one glee,. They have proven the moat eucceeaful of atl the - advertised tpvl/lblc . bifocalv. Ground In a deep tone curve. gK’tn* a large visual Held for reading «J wxl; a. walEinu. Ther aro the moat perfect ar.J iK-autlful glaaa Hold. Conault ut about hood la eonaMrrably atlrred over' the j bifocal*. We hive them all. ’Suite* bold Invaalon of the Hubert .on liome. I room. SI Peachtree, Atlanta. Oa.