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IIIK ATLANTA UKOKUIAN, \\ i;dm>i»ay. niiviimhkic t. k* The New Wine Shades Ahd Other Sought After Cobrs In Tight Fitting Ahd Eton Blouse Suits 200 New Arrivals v 9 All of the new and correct things in Ladies' Suits cannot come at one time at the first of the season. We learned the value of the “last minute’’ t • styles and the replenishing of stocks. Here are, and some two hundred of them in all, the most sought after things, of the moment. Sought after both in eolor and The tight-fitting effects and Eton Blouses. ■ Cloths mostly and a few fancy weaves. :• The dark wine shades, navy, dark greens, brown, black. Prices *25/35/40/45^50 Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co. NO PRISONERS FOR COURT; ELECTION DA > BREAKS ALL RECORDS OF POLICE DEPT. There wu no session of police court . Wednesday afternoon, nnd thereby * hangs the story of the most remarka ble record in the history of that cele brated tribunal. . At the close of the morning session, during which only eight or ten cases were disposed of. Recorder Broyles In structed Clerk Preston to adjourn the court until 8:30 o’clock Thursday tmorning, because of the absence of any business for the afternoon session. Not a case appeared on the docket for trial in the afternoon, u condition never before known since the estab lishment of police court. This remarkable situation follows election tloy, on which all saloons In the city were tightly closed. Recorder llroyles declares the dosing of the sa loon* Is responsible for putting the aft- ernoon session «f court out of busi ness. “The fuel that we have bjen com pelled to adjourn court until Thurs day morning for lack of business Is certainly a splendid temperance lec ture,” remarked the recorder. LADIES 01 SEVENTEENTH TO JOIN HUSBANDS IN CUBA A> nothing official «*an Ih> Icurued at* the return of the ^Seventeenth Infantry front «’nt».n to its post at Fort McPherson, the families of officers left ttchiml ested In the possibility of their golm? to Cuba In the humediate future. Only a lim it'd number «f officers and a ddaelmtetit of collat'd men were left at McPherson to s.tt«rd the government property. The tiro battalion* that went to Cuba some weeks ago Imre been divided and sta tioned st separate places some distance apart. At one of the places suitable «|iiar nnd tie. If any. necoiutuodation for wlv families of the officers. Quite a number ut wires of officers lutv “KENT LIGHTS.” The standard of high quality. When you get a “Kent Light” you get the very best light made—most light— Ifhxt gas. .* already left for Havana to join their bus bauds, but a great majority are yet at the pmf utvnlttug the opportunity to leave. It U the general opinion at the post that tlte Hex on teen tli will retnaiu In Tuba until the period **f foreign sei vlee has l»'«*n scrreil. If this Is true It will' In* ue*t summer be- fore the orders will l»e n‘«-elred. Those of. fleers who remain'd at McPUrraeu helled* that the troops will ts» held' hi I'nlx anyway nutll after the cleetlnns In the spring. labor's Activity Is Kelt by “Unele Joe” Can non. (itlcugo. 111., Nov. 7.—Heavy Demo cratic gains are noticeable throughout Illinois in the congressional returns and a number of districts that were swept into the Republican column by the landslide of 1904 have returned to the Democratic column. "tTncle Joe" Cannons re-election In tli* (eighteenth district was enlivened by the fact that a tight against the speaker made by orators of the Amer ican Federation of I«abor reduced his plurality by over 3,00o votes. His election Is conceded by'more than G,000. Frank O. Lowden will go to om- FELL FROM PLATFORMi CAR CONDUCTOR HURT George Bohannon, 96 Luckle street, was thrown from the steps of an elec tric car at the’comer of Broad nnd Alabama streets Wednesday and his back severely sprained. Bohannon is a conductor in the em ploy of the Georgia Railway and. Elec tric Company, but was not on duty, when injured. He started to alight from one car when another bumped into it, throwing Bohannon . to . the street. lie was carried Into Edmond son’s drug store, where he rested until a cab could be called to take him home. His injuries are not yery serious. CAN'T PAT CITY UNLESS LICENSE IS ISSUED AGAIN BORROWED SHOT GUN TO COMMIT SUICIDE gress after a nara ngiu in wmen ne * was nearly beaten In the northwest | districts. Louden’* campaign was as ! spectacular as ms light for »he guber- I s ! 1 natoilal nomination against Deueen i and Yales. ] reached the city of the truglc death at The Democratic gains throughout the , l - h |, lm , .via., twenty mile* wet# of Co -New. has ‘Although Reld-Qordon Company, li quor dealers of 18 Decatur street, Imve applied for a wholesale license, In order to pay to the city the duos for the quarter, which the license Inspector said the firm owed, council haa refused to grant the license. This leaves all parties Interested in peculiar situation. The firm was granted u retail license' when the special committee first met. The re port- was adopted by council. ' There was some misunderstanding on the part of the firm as to just what privileges were allowed by the retail license. City License Inspector Ewing states that he saw the Arm was really doing what might be considered a wholesale business, and accordingly notified the proprietors. "All right," they assented, according to the account of Mr. Ewing, "we didn't CALIFORNIA GOES ALL REPUBLICAN. 69 N. Pryor St., Phone 4848. Han Francisco. Col, Nov. 7.—The Republicans have elected their entire state ticket In California—eight con gressmen and tb* legislature. The ma jority for Glllct, Republican nominee for governor, amounts to about 2*000. lb'll. Democrat-labor, second, and !«angdon, 11 ears t .independent, third. Isttiigdoti was expected to carry- San rnmdfH’rt, but filllet won IL - "Boss" Abraham Ruef l* reported completely routed. though'Yh.'nunilw^oMiImuR’rnYs^hH’U • lumhus. of Levi Aram a well-known , know this was called wholesale. If eil does not mnlcrinlly change ihe t farmer of that place. He went to the ! you say It Is this, though, we are will- complexion of the state congressional J house of u IMCTO tenant, - lepresentatlbn. ‘shot gun and killed himself. In Chicago district* more Democrat.' He leuves a wife and two children, will be seated after bun? tights, t'oia «nd the only known cause of his death gressnmn Wharton lias been retired I.J ■* menial .k-presslon over tlnanclal dlf- an ovarwhelmlng vote. It Is said that i nculties. stx and perhaps Sevan congressmen iv'l ~ be added to the Democratic party's MAN 8 FOOT FOUND repreaentation in congress. IN COUNTY SEWER. On state offices the Republicans made WEDDING PRESEN7S LOST: MINISTER’S HOME BURNS AND CONTENTS DESTROYED flp. Mat to The Georgian. Rarnesvllle, Ga„ Nov. 7.—The home of Dr. Yerger. a Presbyterian minister, was burned early today, resulting In an almost total loss of everything which Included the handsome wedding pres ents of Mrs. Calkins, recantly married. Dr. Yerger had a small amount of In surance. The house belonged ‘to H. B. Burr, who carried an f1,800 policy. The Are Is supposed to have originated from a cook stove. HOW T1CKE TS IN ST A TES FARED IN THE ELECTION New .York, Nov. 7.—Wyoming—En tire Republican ticket elected. Colorado—Entire Republican ticket elected. South Dakota—Entire Republican ticket elected. Montana—Republican congressman elected. Republicans have majority on Joint ballot. Nevada—Complete victory for Dem ocratic sliver. party. Kansas—Harris (Damucrat) elected over Hqch (Republican). Washington—Republicans elect tin** congressmen; four supreme court judges. Minnesota — Johnson (Democratl elected governor by 40,000. North Dakota—Burke (Democratl elected governor. Kentucky Republicans gain seat In j congress. a clean sweep. ‘KENT LIGHTS.” The standard of high quality. you get a "Kent Light" you get the county sewer, when on yesterday work men found a human foot encased In a very l>est light made—most light— least gas. 69 N. Pryor St., Phone 4848. ‘odanL secured a I i nK to do ,chat's right.' "You’ll have to take out a license or else suiter the penalty of the law," said the Inspector. “We don't want to break, any law. We'll take out a wholesale license for the quarter." The petition was made and council refused to grant It. So the 878, which the license Inspector thought he had made for the city, has really been re fused. Conaidar Blocking. l\)r the purpose of considering the protest of J. M. Greene against the al leged blocking of streets by the Gate City Terminal Company, the committee • in «lr«*ta tnddfq Wfulnomlat* nfldmitun special in Th* Georgian. Birmingham, Ala., Nov. 7.—The sec ond chapter lias been added to the mys tery surrounding the tindinir, recently man’s dismembered body In the neat new shoe in the sewer near -Brighton. Near where the foot was found the covering of a manhole In the sewer was discovered to be loose, as 4f it had been recently removed; on streets meets Wednesday afternoon at *.’:30 o’clock. James I* Key Is chairman of the committee. GEORGIA NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS renlence to the cltlaeus of Rome. e»pe- dally those who have frequent busi ness In Atlanta. Suit Against Southern. Rpeclal to The Georgian. Rome, Ga.. Nov. 7.—Mrs. SI. C. Bry an has tiled suit til the city court ugulnst the Southern railway for 880,- 000, alleging that her husband. Cor nelius Ilryan. was killed while work ing for that company. October 10, as switchman In the East Rome* yards. Y SHERIFF’S DEATH DUE TO LONG STANDING INJURY. Rome Pleased With Schedule. 8peelal to The Georgian. * Rome. Ga., Nov. 7.—The announce ment of the Western and Atlantic rail road’s Intention of resuming the old ’’Rome Express” from this city to At lanta has met with popular favor here. Such u schedule will be quite a orm- Hpeclnl to The Georgian. Columbus, Ga., Nov. 7.—The tuueral of Sheriff LaKayete Harp, whoae death occurred at hla home near Cusaets. In Chattahoochee county Monday aftei- noon, took placa there at S:80 o'clock yeaterday afternoon, almost the entire population of the county turning out jn do him honor. Sheriff Harp was 7. years of age, and was he most active man nf hla age In tltla section. An a< - cldent from which he suffered »l* months ago waa the primary cause of Ills death, his spins being Injured at the lime.