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TUK ATLANTA GEOKGIAX,
FRIDAY, NoVKMBKIt
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Round trip tickets account Baptist Convention,
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Sept. 2d to 14th, final limit October 31st.
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J. F. VAN RENSSELAER, General Agt.,
124 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga.
R. 0. BEAN, T. P. A.
J
SUE NEGRO AGENT BEFORE
C0UR1 OF JUSTICE ORR
The Atlanta negroes who claim to
have been duped by the Metropolitan
Mercantile ami Iteulty Company anil the
Metropolitan Mutual Henrflt Associa
tion are continuing their light with
the criminal prosecution of M. C. Col-
tlna. the negro agent of the companies.
These are the organisations which
have a picture of the American Tract
Society building of New York down
In their literature paint the futures
of their patrons In ultra roseate hues.
of their patrons In ultra roseate nues.
but which. It Is alleged In suits, give
only luridly lithographed, valueless
documents In ths forms of stocks and
bonds for the good money of their
policy subscribers.
'"oiling Is being prosecuted under the
luw which requires Investmsnt comps-
nlea to deposit with the state comp*
trailer 125,000 for the protection of
their shareholders before they are al
lowed to do business In Georgia.
Justice Orr, before whom the pre
liminary hearing was had Thursday,
has reserved decision until he hue more
thoroughly weighed the law under
which Colllna Is being proaecuted.
Moultrie la to get a very appreciable
reduction In freight rates. Thursday
afternoon, after hearing the petition of
the people of Moultrie through Attor
ney Kline, the railroad commission Is
sued an older giving that place the
asms freight rates enjoyed by Thoin-
osvllle, Quitman and other poults In
that section.
The railroads were represented only
by formal petition against the rates.
Recently the commission granted Bos
ton. In Thomas county, the earns rates
ae Thomaavllle, but It la believed ths
roads will light the proposition before
making the rate* effective.
Shortage of Cara for cotton ship
ments has been complained of all over
the state, and at Thursday’s session
ths commission directed that ten cars
a day be furnished to Fayetteville for
flva days, and five cars for five suc
cessive day* at IVoolsy. Ths railroads
complain that they are doing all In
their power, hut that shortage In
equipment causes the trouble.
A delegation of Elberton clllsens,
composed of Charles Park. W. B.
Adams, J. a. Swift, T. O. Tabor, T.
Copalknd. W. C. Arnold and Editor
Skelton, appeared before the commis
sion to appeal for better dapot facili
ties. The commlselon has directed the
Seaboard and Southern to submit
plans for new depots.
CONFERENCE CLOSES
PROFITABLE SESSION
tfpeclsl to Tbs Georgiaii.
Columbia, 8. C., Nov. 9.—After n
moat successful session the fourth de
partment missionary conference of the
Episcopal church adjourned last night.
The dosing session was a great rally
tonight at the Columbia theater, where
1,500 people gathered to hear speeches
from Rt. Rev. Barnwell, D. D„ of
Petersburg, Va., and Rt. Rev. Patton.
These were powerful addressed on the
subjects of missions and the cause has
been given great Impetus. »
Bishops Capers, Weed, Qray, Nel
son, Beckwith and Bratton have at
tended the eeaalons. The other speak
ers were Rev. B. L. Aucell, missionary
to China: Rsv. A. L. Spencer, of Or
lando. Kla., and Rev. P. H. Whaley, D.
D., of Pensacola, Fla. *
The first trip of the passenger steam
er of the ( Brunswlctt Steamship Com
pany between New York, Brunswick
and Havana will tie made on the first
Saturday In December. The Inaugura
tion of this service means a new route
between New York, Atlanta and Cuba,
and one much shorter for tourlst&Jrom
the Ohio valley.
The "Bhinswlrtt" will make the llrst
trip for Havana leaving New York
December 1. Only passengers will lie
carried on the "Brunswick" from New
York. The freight handled by the line
will be carried by a siieclal freight
fleet, tho first steamer. "SatIHa.’.’ taking
up this traffic Saturday, November 10.
The "Ilrunswlck" was purchased In
New York several weeks ngo by Presi
dent Atkinson, of the Atlanta, Blrmlng.
ham end Atlantic, and a large force of
workmen were engaged to put the
steamer In the best shape possible for
the comfort and convenience of pas
sengers. The work has progressed rap-
Idly and the official* were surprised
that the schedule could be taken up so
soon.
This steamer Is expected lo leave
New York every other Saturday. It
will arrive Jn Brunswick the following
Tuesday morning nnd after taking on
passenger* and freight for Cuba will
depart Tuesday evening for Havann.
arriving at that port Thursday. The
steamer will He over In this port front
Thursday until Saturday, when It will
leave on Its northwnrd trip, arriving In
Brunswick Monday and Now York on
Wednesday night.
BUSINESS DID NOT
MEET EXPECTATIONS
OLD GERMAN CITIZEN
MOURNED BY HUNDREDS
William Bonder, one of the oldest
German dllaans of Atlanta, died Friday
morning at 6 o’clock, at his residence,
lid West Mitchell street. He wg* a
member of the Turn Vereln Gennati
Society and one of ths oldest Odd Fel
lows In Georgia, being a member of
the Shiloh Lodge No. 71. The de
ceased was (5 years of age. Funeral
services will be conducted Sunday aft
ernoon at 3:50 o'clock at the German
Lutheran church, Bev. William Voll-
brecht officiating.
ORDERS IN RAWLINS
AND DUCKTOWN CASES
Attorney General Hart rerclveil Tbura-
daijr U»e orders of tho United Htntej su
premo eourt In both too Ilawllus m»0
Ducktown esses.
The ltaurllus ease will !»• made the or
der of the district court at ouce. mid then
talent Ion of rcltxlng tho date for old
Alleging that he has been fraudu
lently induced to make a trade whereby
he gave $6,000 for the good will and
custom of a business, or which in re
ality the expenses exceeded the gross
Income* A. A. Lyon on Thursday asked
the superior court to compel N. G. Long
to trade back.
Lyon claims that he traded with
Long for a livery business at 37 Ivy
street, swapping tho defendant real es
tate, ^securities and cash to the value
of $12,500 for the $7,500 visible assets
and the $5,000 good will.
After conducting the business for six
weeks, the petitioner sayn he finds that
the custom and good will are valueless
and In fact he hits lost money. Even
the Inventory of visible assets, he
claims, checked short. Lyon claims
that lie tried to get Long to trade back,
but he would not do it and* now the as
sistance of the court Is itkketl.
Judge Pendleton, has Issyert ii tem
porary restraining order prohibiting
the negotiating or discounting of cer-
tuin notes and has set November 17 as
the dale fo£ the hearing. * : i '
Llgon Johnson und Arnold & Arnold
represent the petitioner.
The^FJavor that
Grows In Favor
You’ll become attached to Toasted Corn Flakes
with the very first taste. Every spoon
ful—every bowl—every package,
you eat means more—and
it’s all due to the fla-
It grows
on you.
CONSPIRACY CHARGE
MAY BE MADE AGAINST
COTTON MILL' MEN
Special to Tin, Georgian.
Charlotte, N. C., Nov. 9.—The Inves
tigation of the condition of the English
mill operatives alleged to have been
recently Imported Into this country to
work In the mills near the city and In
Gastonia has taken a new turn, and
District Attorney A. K. Holton has
been sent her* by the Washington au
thorities to conduct the investigation.
For over a month Special Agent Mc
Laughlin has been here conducting an
examination behind closed doors, call
ing tho Immigrants Into his room at
the Central hotel In batches of two or
three, or sometimes singly, and, It la
stated, has thero naked them questions
bearing on the manner In which they
wore persuaded to come to America by
Mr. Coatello, the representative of the
mill men. and has secured from each
a rqsume of what they were promised.
It I < understood that the examination
has Included a close qulxxlng as to the
treatment -of the Immigrants after
reaching their Southern hornet.
The district attorney Is now con
ducting the examination ut the Federal
building here.
From Washington have come report*
that suits were to be instituted against
NEGROES TO BUjLD
BANK AND THEATER
Special to The ticorgtuu.
New Orleans, Nov. 9.—A unique
structure is projected In this city—
unique because of the fuet that It Is
Is to bo built by a company formed by
negroes and to be occupied exclusively
by negroes. A six-story building Is
projected, und It Is estimated that It
will cost leo.ooo. It will contain u the
ater, lodge rooms and u banking Insti
tution, together with ofltces for the
accommodation of professional and
business men of standing in the negro
the mill men. ’and that a charge of
conspiracy was also among the possible
outcome uf the affair. It being held that
Mr. Costello, us agent of the mill men.
would be considered In the light of
working with their permission, and that
cotton mill men have employed
ring In
counsel and will demand a hearing
the matter If any charges are brought
against them.
Melaria Makes Pal* Blood,
The Old Standard. Qrove’a Taatelesa
Chill Tonic, drives out malaria and
builds up the system. Sold by all
dealers, for 17 year*. Price 60 cents
.llns* execution will Is- up to the
... tho Duoktnwii ease, the state must
mve proofs tiled by llecetnlier 19, slid the
Daektown people by JsDttsry 15. The ess#
will Is, heard on Its inerlta February &
TRIAL OF CHISHOLM
WILL BE CALLED IN
BIRMINGHAM COURT
NOTED HORSE THIEF
IS IDENTIFIED BY
COUNTY OffICERS
ITALIANS DEMAND
TO BE EMPLOYED
llomf, Italy, Nov. 9.—A dangerous
agitation Is now In progress In Ihe
town and vicinity of Ternl, because
the government hae awarded to Amer
icans the contract for fitting up war
ships now being built in that town, In
stead of giving local contractors the
work.
Thousands of men paraded the
streets yesterday, threatening violence
unless they were given employment.
The mayor of Ternl has arrived In
Rome to consult with the minister In
regard to the outbreaks.
Atlanta Paster Accepts Charge.
Hpcclnl to The Georgian.
Newberry, S. C„ Nov. 9.—Rev. D. G.
Philips, of Atlanta, who waa recently
called to the pastorate of the Associate
Reform Presbyterian church, this city,
has arrived In Nowberry and 'has
taken up his duties as pastor. The
Installation will take place next Sun
day, Revs. O. Y. Bonner and H.
Blakely otHclating.
CUBAN LIBERALS
TO SEEK OFFICE
Social to Tim Georgian.
Montgomery, Alu.. Nov. 9.—Judge
Thomas U. Jones, of the United State*
court for the middle district of Ala
bama, la at Birmingham - to hear tho
case of Robert Chisholm, formerly lay
ing ^teller of .the First National Bunk,
of that city, charged with embcssle-
mtnt.
Chisholm's plea will be insanity, It Ii
Ktaled, and hr lias employed prominent
attorneys to defend him. P. d. Hinlth,
who ran a “future house,'* Is also under
indictment und will be tried there. It
Ak allaged lw gut nearly all the money
eigbezsled by Chisholm.
|lV*heu Jie gets-through at Binning-
fufft, Judge Johew will go to Atinistou,
and hold court thero. It will be tho
flrat time a Federal court haa been held
In, the new government building.
Hperlsl to The Georgian.
Mobile, Ala., Nov. 9.—A white man
who gave hla name ns J. I\ Hamilton
has been arreated by the poll re an be
ing dangerous und auspicious*, and haa
been Identified as J. II. Johnson, utt
escaped convict from Bayinlnette, Ala.,
anil wanted In Georgia, Florida, Mis-
Isnlppl, Alabama and other Southern
atatea for flora* theft and burglaries.
Under the name of various alias he
has committed crimes In many cities,
according Jo sheriffs from Alabama
und Florida, who nrrlved here today
to aecurc possemion «f the tnan.
Hit .right name Is said to Dariiug
Bandera, and he cornea from l>*Katl>
county, Georgia, ard Is wanted at
Hatchers Button, Ua.. for horse theft.
Iways, Remember the Full .Nfrae
> /Ve
axative Rromo Quinine
Care* a CoM faiOiic Day, Days
^Curra
-
<§.&A
Havana, Nov. 9.—The growing sen
timent of dissatisfaction among Lib
eral « because they could not Induce
Governor Magoon to dismiss Moder
ates from office crystallised In a se
cret meeting of the Liberal committee
on uppolntmcnts.
$5,000
Reward
WELL KNOWN LUTHERAN
TO DELIVER SERMONS
We Have Added a New Department
A Germ-Proof
DAIRY KITCHEN
NEAT, CLEAN, INVITING. APPETIZING
Entered on Jllabama Street, Next to Our Lunch Room.
Conveniently Located,
Q We Serve Dairy Food in Simple, Wholesome
Every Dish An Appetizer.
Style.
ETOWAH RESTAURANT
**ESTABLISHED FOR REPUTATION. ”
$15.20
. Rev. W. H. Greever, or Columbia, S.
C., cdUor-ln-t'hlef of the Lutheran
Church Visitor, will come to Atlanta
Saturday evening to remain over Sun
day. He will preach Sunday morning
at 11 o’clock, and Sunday night at 7:1(1
o'clock. In the Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer.
As ths head of the publication Inter
ests, Mr. Greever occupies one of the
most Influential \ positions In the
church, and la widely known through
out the South. His' visit to the Lu
theran church here will be an event of
much Interest to the members.
Mr. Greever will be the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. K. C. Cronk. at *146 Trinity
avenue, while he la In Atlanta.
8TATE CONSTITUTION
LIKELY TO BE AMENDED.
The Liberals have said they did not
want office, but offlce-seekeis have ]
produced aucli a pressure that Gover- I
nlse' the Liberal nspIrnntH for tmlitlcul j
positions.
CUMMIN8 18 REELECTED
BY PLURALITY OF 20,000
Dos Moines, lows. Nov. 9. -Returns
In low* arc still Incomplete, but Gov
ernor Cummins has Iteen reelected by
20,900 or more plurality over t Maude
Porter (.Democrat.! The early returns
received on election night were dis
couraging to the Republican members,
but they ci
on every
bog. 25c
.■•m** from unfavorable «fl»-
tricts. nnd all day today later reports
•ontlnuod to Increase Cummins' load.
Two of Iowa** congressmen will be
Democrat*. J. F. Lace>, of tho Sixth
district, waa defeated by l>. M. Hamil
ton (Deni.) In the Flrat district C5. S.
Tracj tDeni.) la elected by 79.
The general assembly which will
elect a successor to J. 1*. Dolilver next |
winter, will be controlled by a Repub
lican majority of more, than lift3 mi I
Johit ballot.
Will be paid to any person
who can find one atom of
opium, chloral, morphine,
cocaine, ether,chloroform,
heroin, alpha and beta eu-
caine, cannabis iudica, or
chloral hydrate or any of
their derivatives, in any
of Dr. Aides’ Remedies.
This applies to goods in
original packages, unop
ened, and not tampered
with. Certain unscrupu
lous persons arc making
false' statements about
these remedies.
. - ’ll jpain,
the doctor* could do mo no good. I
haw Dr. Milo:*' Antl-Pafn Pills adver
tised In the Sunday magazine, so I
m - --- - • I did
thouglit I would try a sample,
so. and they helped me wond' _
I had hesdnehe no badly I eould I
ly Fcc'tn work. *0 I sent to the drug
store and got a box. In a couple of
hours I was all tight. It was tho first
met!Line to do
A. A. ILUr.
63C2 Tacoma Street.
Or. Milas* Anti-Pain Pills ere sold by
Special to The Georgina.
Jackson, Miss., tfov. 9.—Tho clamor
of the southern counties of the etate
for a constitutional convention Is be
coming Insistent. The people of these
counties feel that they are being im
posed on In the matter of representa*
tributlon of the school fund. It has
been shown that the schools In the del
ta are being run eight and nine months
In the year without any local taxation
and that the negro teachers In thy del
ta receive more salary than the white
teachers In the hills. This state of
affairs is not pleasing to the people
of south Mississippi and they are de
manding a change in no uncertain
tones. A o«n vent lop Is to bo held In
this city early In January to emphasize
this demand.
TAMPA, FLA.
AND RETURN
via
SOUTHERN
RAILWAY
Tickets on sale November 13th, 15th,
20th, 22nd and 27th, 100*1, limited 15 days
from date of sale,
Passenger and Ticket Office, 1 Peachtree St.
Phones 142 and 2199.
Ticket Office, Terminal Station; Phone 4900
J. G. LUSK, District Passenger Agent.
BOARD OF TRADE MEN
TO MEET ON FRIDAY
A' meeting of the commercial men of
Atlanta will take place Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock In the offices of the
Atlantic Compress Company In the
ELECTRIC RAILWAY
GETS ITS FRANCHISE
Candler building for the purpose of
colvlng Anal committee report* on the
canvass for membership In the pro
posed board of trade.
A fund amounting to over 52,600 has
been subscribed, but the entire amount
necessary to secure quarters and ade
quate service to receive quotation* I*
estimated to be at least 14,500. It is
thought that the platfs will lie fur
enough advanced at this meeting to
allow tho committee* to discuss de
tails of the organization and operation
of the exchange.
the conductor, J. B. Martin, would not
accept und called two policemen on I hi'
further refusal of tho imssenger to
pay another afre. Mr. Andrews al
leges that the motormun knew that
hla was the first car since the transfer
wa* Issued, but that It was against the
rules of the company for him to cor
rect a conductor.
ANOTHER .SUIT ON
TRANSFER TROUBLE
- ft your money.
29 doses. 29 cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind
The Atlanta and Carolina t'onstrpc-
tton Company was granted a fran
chise for Its proposed Interurbans to
West Tolnt and lo Conyers by the
aldertnanlc board Thursday afternoon,
despite the objections of u few cltl-
zcn*.living on the right of nay.
Council has already voted favorably*
on the proposition. All that remains
non Is for the mayor to sign. This.
It Is believed, will be dune. Much of
the material for the proposed Inter-
urban* lias already been secured. The
work. It Is stated, will be pushed for
ward to completion"
A Iinftornian may not arbitrate trou
ble between a passenger and u Htrect
car conductor, say* C. R. Andrew* In u
$5,000 suit tiled Thursday again*! the
Georgia Hallway an I F.'lectrlr Com-
pany.
Mr. Andrew* claims that lie got B
transfer from u Court land street car to
fopenhill car nnd aftef waiting forty
minutes presented the transfer, which
PILES CURED 174 S TO 14 DAYS. |
PAZO OINTMENT Is guarantsed lo
cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Pile* in 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. 50c.
TO SAVE TIME-
TELEPHONE!
Use tin: Bell, tin*
Modem time - Haver.
Reaches almost any
body at home or at
distant points.
An economical neccs-
sit.v in the home.
Reasonable Rates
Gill Contract Dept. M. / 300
BELL
SERVICE
IS SATIS
FACTORY.