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THE VALDOSTA TIMES, SATU1 WOMAN’S Mr III A SUIT CASE. Tfie Police are Now Certain That it Was a Chorus Girl. Yesterday’s Investigation Satisfies the Police That It was Susannah Geary Man to Whom She was Engaged Is Held In Pittsburg for Further In vestigation. Boston Mass., Oct. 30—Yesterday’s Investigation satisfies the police that the victim of the dress suit tragedy Is Susannah G. Geary a chorus girl. Every effort Is being made to discov er who is responsible for her death. Morris Nathan to whom the girl was engaged Is being held in Pitts burg for further investigation. BAD FOOD CAUSED MUTINY ON BOARD BRITISH BARR The Crew of the 8hip Refused to Work Because of the Scarcity of the Rations and Had to Face Trial. Seattle. Wash., Oct. 30.—The Brit lsh bark Dundee, Captalu James Ste phens, arrived yesterday. The vessel sailed from Bremen, Germany,'Marct 4, bound for Seattle. In June when the vessel attempted to sail around the Horn, ten of the crew of the were laid up sick and worn out from their work and poor food. Heavy gales forced the ship back and after beating around the cape for a weei; with only three able bodied men, th< other sailors forced the captain to put about and ruu for Capetown. Before reaching that port the sail ors recovered to some extent and the captain refused to land. In the strait! or Sunday on July 8 the crew mutinied The sailors drew knives and forced the officers to seek protection in their cab. The officers secured guns an< subdued the sailors, taking their knives from them. Th>- refused t< Mtaa r oa ,„ . ship, *nd had a narrow escape from Miss Geary who was a daughter of drlftlng onto Ule rock> . Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Geary was- a cho- In Batavia the crew was placed i rus girl of "The Shepher King Com-| ironi - Coolies were shipped and the pany,” and was known on the stage i TC8SeI was navl * at « 1 10 Singapore. 1 where the sailors were tried for niutl as Ethel Durrell. She is 21 years of age. Mrs. Geary today identified three Tings taken from the right hand found in the second dress suit case picked up near the new Charlestown Bridge on Friday last as those worn by her daughter when she absented herself from the theatrical company on Sep tember 10. Girl Was Engaged. Confirmation of Miss Geary's dis appearance from the company came from Morris Nathan secretary to the manager of the company and to whom Miss Geary was engaged. Mr. Nathan Is now In Pittsburg, Pa. According to Nathan Miss Geary parted from him on the best of terms the day after the company closed its last engagement In this city and he supposed, he said, that he should see her at the next performance in Low- LgU^mthe following day. Instead, however, a message was re company’s . manager Smith, M. D., Boston, [Ted that "Miss Durrell” was erlng from stomach trouble, and 'would be unable to report for several *days. Finding of 8ult Case, las Geary dropped out of sight that and so far OMto^pollco i concerned, tnoy havo'MHHblc ’find any one who eltHM^ or communicated with the girl. jTen days later on Sept. 21 a dress Bult case In which was the torso of a young woman was found floating In the harbor near the Wlnthrop Yacht Club, about three miles below the city, and on Friday last another suit case containing the arms and legs of the victim was taken from the water off the city dock, near the new Charlestown bridge, over the Charles river. On the fingers of the right hand were three rings which gave the po lice the first tangible clue In the cace. Then they found that Mrs. Geary bad a misstng daughter whoie d«- scrlpilon tallied with that of the suit case victim. Mrs. Geary and her two daughters described the rings and aftirwards positively identified th'im us belonging to Susan Geary. ny. Part of the number was tencod to 11 weeks’ imprisonment and the rest to nine weeks at hard labor The men contended that the poor food and the brutal treatment of the officers had forced them to mutiny. OCHLOCHNEE ASSOCIATION. Just Closed Int^fbting Annual Ses sion at Doerun* The Ochlockonoe Primitive Bap tist Association has just closed its annual session at Doerun, after three days’ interesting work and several able cermons. There was no special work before the association at this time, but quite an f.mount of interesting rou tine work was transacted and th sasdon was especially harmonious. At the Sunday meeting a collec tion was taken up for the new house of worship erected by the Doerun church and $140 was raised.. There was a no‘ablo gathering of ministers at tVs association. Among them were: Elders F. L. Fuler, of Griffin; S. H. Whatley, of Hawkins- ville; J. M. Murray, of Ellaville; A. A. Garrett, of Cuthbert; J. P. Por ter, of Acree; E. W r Powell, of Reg ister; A. V. Simms, of Valdosta; R. H. Barwlck, of Pavpn, and T. J. Hoad and W; W/ twBiro». Doerun. Elder T. J. Head ‘Is moderator of the association and D. A. Fain, clerk. The Association adjournedd dSun- day to hold its next annual session with the Pavo church. |i '' -v rjrapMgiER 4, 1005. THE LONS STAPLE To Meet at Gainesville, Fla., The Crop in Alchua County Will Fall Short 33 Per Cent Thia Year but Price* are Running Lower Than for Several Seasons—To Organize‘for Protection. Gainesville, Oct. 30—Notwithstand ing the fact that the production of cotton in Alachua county will fall short about 33 per cent this year, it Is a fact also that prices are running lower than for several seasons. It Is natural to Infer that the scarcity of the staple would have a tendency to increase rather.than decrease pi-tee. t s It has been Intimated that the buy* | ers in this territory have combine^ in an agreement on prices. One party from Alachua which is the most im-». j portant cotton center In the coiinty, if not tho entire oe& Island belt/in Florida, states that a great deal the cotton In that section is bell held for more encouraging prices and, as a rule, those holding the same are financially enabled to do so, eventual ly forcing the buyers to pay better prices. In .the majority of cases those growers selling cotton are disposing of the staple In the seed .under vanced contract. ' yjfli There has been ginned at Alachua far this season about'1,000 bales, against about 1,400 tor the same per iod last year. The highest price paid so far this season was 18 cents and' the buyers it is said have offered low as 15 cents a pound. The sea island growers of Florida and Georgia will hold a meeting at Alachua on Thursday November 2, for the purpose of forming a growers’ protective association realizing that the time has come when they must combine, If they expect to continue the cultivation of cotton to any finan cial advantage. Cough No Poison in Chamberlain’s Remedy. From Napier, New Zealand, Her*l hid: Two years ago the Pharmacol Board of New South Wall had an medicines tharTrere soldi ket Out of tfc<i entire list they foul that the GET IN8IDE. Your Frlenda and Neighbor* In Val dosta Will Show You How. Rubbing the back won’t cure back ache. A liniment may relieve, but can’t cure. Backache comes from the Inside— from the kidneys. Doan’s Kidney Pills get Inside. They cure sick kidneys. Here is Valdosta proof that this Is so: T. J. Palin, proprietor of blacksmith and wheelwright shop, and veteran of the Civil war, says: “I found relief for my weak back In Doan's Kidney Pills. I hurt my back some years ago in a runaway. The carriage fell on my back and Injured my kidneys, I think, for ever since I have had great trouble. The kidneys have been all wrong, the secretions were very dark and I have had trouble in retaining them, particularly at night, being call ed out of my bed many times. This seriously affected my general health and I was suffering all the time from .terrible pains. I used plasters and liniments and tried several kidney specifics, but nothing gave me any re lief until I got a box of Doan’s Kidney 'Pills at A. E. Dimmock’s drug store. 1 used them according to directions. They found the spot at once and since using them all the pain has left my back. I am stronger In every way. The secretions have been restored to •their normal color and have been reg ulated, and my health has been great ly benefited. I can sleep and rest well, and 1 give Doan’s Kidney Pills all the credit for it.” For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-MIIburn Co., Buffalo, N. .Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no other. CHURCH AND CLERGY. Right Rev. Dr. William Pare!, Prot estant Episcopal bishop of Maryland, is seventy-nine years old. Despite his age he Is a tireless worker. Rev. W. J. Dawson of London, the author-evangelist, who spent last win ter In America, has returned this fall to take up evangelistic work again. Only one day was consumed hi the erection recently of the Armourdnle Baptist church, Kansas City, Kan. The work was done by the volunteer labor of tho members and a prayer mooting was held In the building that night. The church seats 200 persons. Tho Rev. F. Wnrd Denys, rector of SI. Mary's Protestant Episcopal church of Baltimore, plans the building in his city of tho only counterpart Jn the world of the church of Stratford-on-A von, In England, where Shakespeare wns chris- tened and married, where he worship ed and was hurled. Rubiisana, a full blooded Kaffir, u ivngo until his eighteenth year, Is today a poet, a pastor and a patriot, a scholar who has mistered English. Greek, Latin and Hebrew, and is en gaged in London In completing the first authentic translation of the Christian Bible into his native tongne. only one that they declared was tirely free from all poisons. This ex ception was Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, made by the Chamberlain lediclne Company, Des Moines, Iowa, U. S. A. The absence of all narcotics makes this remedy the safe-t and best that can be had; and It Is with a feeling of security that any mother can give It to her little ones. Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy Is especially recommended by its makers coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. When taken In time it pre vents pneumonia. This remedy Is for sale by Wl D. Dunaway, Valdosta, Georgia, When You Have A Bad Cold. You want a remedy that will not o..ly give quick relief but effect a per manent cure. You want a remedy that will re lieve the lungs and keep expectora tion .easy. You want a remedy that will coun teract any tendency toward pneu ntonia. You want a remedy that Is pleas ant and safe to take. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets ail of these requirements and for a speedy and permanent cure of bad colds stands without a peer. For sale by W. D. Dunaway, Valdosta Ga. According to Dr. Forbes Winslow of London, a brain specialist, there Isn’t much real love nowadays ex cept in the case of attachments of boys and girls. It Is probable, how ever, that the doctor, being a brain specialist, doesn’t know much about the heart. If his statement that senti ment Is on the wane Is true, poets and writers of love stories are “In a bad row for stumps.” JUDGE 8PENCER R. ATKIN80N. The Tattnall Times says, "the name of Atkinson, sounds well for chief jus tice.*’ The Times refers to the Hon. Spencer R. Atkinson, whose name Is being prominently mentioned all over the state for the office of chief jus tice of the supreme court of Georgia. We endorse'the sentiment Judge At kinson has rendered distinguished service upon the bench. He is general ly recognized as one of the great Judges of this state. Hfs opinions while upon the supreme coiirt were forceful clear and erudite. His elec tion a? chief Justice would bo an ap propriate recognition of his great abil ity and would without doubt add to the strength of that great court- ngram & Hewlet, Something . New in a Wheel COME AND SEE IT. It is the marvel of the age. Something that is the best of the best It will not break, it will not split in the rim, because it is constructed so it cannot. Our stock of buggies and | harness is better now than ever be- pre. Remember we are just back or’ the postofflee and be sure and see us. EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF BUGGIES AND HARNESS INGRAM & HEWLET, 108 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE. “Sweet and Juice” | “Bloodhound” and l Energy all gone? -Headache? Stomach out of order? Simply case of torpid liver. Burdock Blood Bitters will make a new man or Wo man of you. A great deal is being said About easy divorce laws| but very little about easy marriage laws. As usual we have the cart before the horse. NATURE SPARES The Stricken Hose From Grief. What a fortunate provision of r.atur Is. that deprives the rose of -rent ilVrlng; for how poignant wju.d be |. rlef t„ discover, In the he.go*, of It blooming glory, that a canker fed at Its and that Its beauty nr.d f-ag • ?par. •loomed forei | the Buffering; she Is easing re^ of scientist* the n:-vay* erf* .b’..’ of hair destruction Is »' r rm or parasite that burro tvs lit* *• ir follicles. Newbro s Herpj ;ld*» 'dute'y destroys thin ge:n». i.-.u* rmlttlng the hair to gr-’-v ns m- ; c Intended. Sold by leading; drug- joe. In .tamp, tr r n-impl. Th. H.rpldd. Col. D«trnlt Mich. A. E. Dlmmock, Special Agent. “Brown & Williamson’s Bros.” TOBACCOS are Good Values and Please Chewers. FOIJ SALE BY ALL DEALERS. mmi