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PYIHiJU VERY Hie Grand Chancellor Receives Re- TJ^HtDOfcTA TIMES, SATURDAY. APRIL 21, 1906, Tha Growth of the Order In Oeorg'k and Throughout the Union hat Bach Vary Marked—The Increaae In Georg a for the Year Breaka All Record*. (From Thursday'* Daily ! Hon. William H. Brannon, grand chancellor of the grand lodge of Knights of Pythlaa of Georgia, haa received from Supreme Keeper of Records and SealB R. L. C. White of Nashville, Tenn, a letter enclos- leg a (able relative to the Increase and decrease of Pythian membership . each slate In rhe Union, nnd corn gratulatlng him on the truly magnlf- 0 DEATH. W- Littl* Jo tal As* (From’ A letter to I utan at Rlcbtt of a fatal He Josle Hamlli and Mrs. E. imllton Vetlm of a jin Mitsiasippl. ay'c Daily.) lines rrom a gentll Miss., brings new* it, which befell liuj daughter of Mr- Hamilton, who for-T merljr lived in ValdoR*. kl While filling a lamp, on April 5tto,j] the little girl was so terribly burnp that she dlej the nert afternoon. I was sitting in an open window near a red hot stove, when the window fell and broke the lamp, scattering the oil all over the little girl’s person and over the stove. The oil ignited In a flash covering the girl with flames. She was burned In a terrible manner before the fire could smothered. In endeavoring to smother the fire her mother was severely burned the hands and arms, although ( burns are not serious. Mrs. Hamilton tried to pull off the burning dress from her daughter’s body but not suc ceeding In this, she ran for a blankex with which she smothered out the bits doiibs ■IL sip of the Day in Brief Are. r. and Mrs. Hamilton’s friends 'wash In Valdosta, will regret to learn of r daughter’s sad death. Citizens of Lowndes County. \a has been announced in 15 .cent showing made by Georgia. There are fifty-six states in the su preme domain of the Knights of Pytb !as, an.l during the past year there was a total increase In the number I As of subordinate lodges of 157, an-1 of I Times, Col. J. H. Estill, the sot&h 27,773 In Pythian membership. The Georgia candidate for governor, wflf increase in the number of Pythians J address the voters of this coutfty In In Georgia was 1.502, only three j Valdosta on Saturday the 21st. \ stales, Ohio, Indiana and Maryland, For years, we people of south Gooiv •flowing an increase greater than gia, have heard of the Atlanta rin£' that of this state. *-*— -— * • if British Spinners on Hind Over Conditions in the Cotton—City Departments rested Appropriations— irope for the Priest. 17—A party of Brit- wbo are in this country itions in the cotton belt Atlanta tomorrow mom- ill be met by a special the chamber of com- receive every atten- The Britons came to tbs express purpose of ivention of cotton man- l lb to be held in month. In the mean fsnaklnjf a tour of the llarlze themselves with |Teparlng the great sta- Wrket. They have ex- rplnidn that the cotton Jj’ not properly han- [doubtless make some Washington that line. The via- nt a syndicate of jfroposes to pur- land in the south [f raising cotton for and is to be culti- lolonista. Just what ... JP rs will make regard- thii proposition is not known. Want Increase. and water depart- i government are In funds, and have ance committee of heir wants. The ska for an appro- It la highly Inter- and heretofore the ring and north esilng nnd inaflfy'ng that Georgia, Georgia have dictated the cand'dattj»pl|ftse- wfth only 182 Pythian lodges, leads and Issues of the campaign, and the fo£ thi hi the respect of Increase last year rent of the state haa fallen in line ,BrltI«|S^ Illinois with r>r,rt lodges. Iowa with Its and helped to elect their candidate. ivated'tJ^Bj 379 lodges, Pennsylvania with Its 467 Little did we know of tho bitter strife report pf lodges, Texas with its 340 lodges, and history of the Atlanta politi- and even the state of New York, clans until two ambitious gentlemen DefjaMme*! Georgia now has 12.043 Pythians In of Atlanta, with almost desperate as-! Roth the pol gopd standing. In the entire United plrations, to succeed to the United nient of the States there are 7,511 Pythian lodges States senate announced their candi- need of iiici wMi a totnl membersh’p of 050,239 , dacy for governor, a position that in jappHej to. the Tho above statistics are for the year these times is often used as a step- council to sup ending December 31 last based on ping stone to the United States sen- Police dO] reports that had to be filed by the ate. In their strenuous efforts to jpriatlon of with which to'ta Iceeperg of records and seals of the gain the lead the Atlanta candidates 'crease the nombej of patrolmen now several grand lodges not later than Smith and Howell—or one at least, on the force.^Thisfamount would per* April 1. °f them took the old democratic flag m *t the pollc^Hord to hire forty This splendid Increase In Georgia in one hand and held It behind him j new men at a^BHjnthly salary of $70 breaks all records In this state, and and reaching out with his right hand each - The board also want* $2,600 Orand Chancellor Brnnnon 'deserves to grasp and draw to his assistance * the hearty congratulations extended men and Issues that .went down to de- to tho supreme keeper of records and feat and forlorn hope In recent years ■seals. During the year seventeen under a different and lmpossil^ ban- new lodges have been instituted In nor, because of its radical ai Georgia. The grand chancellor hai oora^j^nature. The |0th< inst approved the warrant for the c*n»‘ charter of a new lodge at l '*lf *5vli and strong ini •43a. OnlyslxJodiitj4irtim*Slt64ave onces turround and control him. tffSKr reports The gland 1 Col. EsMll, a true democrat and' a ane#Hor Is now engaged In formu- h n<> business man is not an aspirant , berry an aged citizen of DoKalb coun- lstlng hie annual report, to he sub- to the United States senate, nor Is he , ty ' who was thrown from his buggy mlttM to the meeting of the grand advocating new and untried issues but 1 ,n a collision with a trolley car at the lodge Of the state at Augusta, May his platform is tho constitution and I corne r of Oakland and Woodward ; the laws as tnoy now are with such l avenue8 * wn *> picked up uncon- Grand Chancellor Brannon has re- improvements as the best Interests j 8C,OU8 * He was not seriously Injured, roveibd. felly from his recent Illness, the people require and all fairly J** e never knew what hit him, and and fAr the present Is making h!» aQ d honestly administered. vjore a puzzled expression when he headquarters at Columbus, conduct- ' C°l. Estill Is a strong and safe bus- j aw °he to find hlms?lf iylng on the fog the Pythian business of the state ine8B man and has no Ambitions to E roa nd in a vacant lot 'and surround- to enable it jHhal) a board for the 'jpollie The which to signal system »tio¥; , »i|ju!ii) I* iis Thrown From HI, Buggy. "What’* happened te me?” was the 0r*t remark made by W. H. Spray- j eratiry except to giro to the people I I of Georgia an administration that will As to Benrflt Entertainment,. ' be a monument to him nnd the peo- ■n* Times would not do or say w ho elect him. anything to wound the feelings of Everybody ought to hear Col. Es- «jiv l>odv nnd especially any of the Nil’s speech and all are Invited to ladles of Valdosta, but we enn hard- come and hear what he has to aay It refrain from registering a protest Col Morgan of Savannah, an elo- against the alleged benefit entertain- Qucnt apsik tr. will also make an meats that are gotten up here every nd'iresa here next Saturday, stow nnd then by people who come J. B. Martin.' In from the ontslde under the guise of helping some local Institution. :To Marry In 8avannah Tomorrow. Nine times out of ten these out* Mrs. D. V. Baker left th?a morning •aiders get most of the money that is for Sa vannah where sho will be pres made while the home people have to ent 8t N»e marriage of her son, Mr. bea- the burden of responsibility, as Charles Edwin Baker, to Mlp (kp^e well as the work. And nine tlmfi JveUer tomorrow evening at -act qf ten the entertainments they 0c l°Ck. The ceremony will gfre nre not as good as might easily topped at the v hqpie of the *e worHM up hr the home talent, ,!aTer ai |faii »freet, wfth leas trouble and with more w,Jl • very qUjpt^ pleasure for^ orerybody concerned, if w,#8 ot ¥B.,C, we want to get up an entertalnmefft B * Pecpe* and ^Irs. X,. L. Griffin Vtf «ff any kind, let ua get them up our Valdosta, and nas frequently visited ohdvqa to that all the money will th,i ol ^- She ia an excellent TOW rome tor The home Institutions. end has many friends and' &d- ft outsiders want tv> ger un an en- mlrcr, tn this olty. Mr Baker mu trrtalnmcnt h»>re let them .lo It upon r< ‘ llr <'d In Valdosta and la an honest their own responsibility, nnd let them an<l capable and Industrious young hare all the credit as well ns all the m * n . He haa recently accepted a po- profits, that may come from It. Tho * l,lon •» caahler of the Farmer* and pnblle ilea's not mlnj encouraging CIMten* bank of WatktnXTille, and home enterprlsea, hut It leaves a had ,hal P ,a ce will be the future home of ta^in In the mouth when they realise ,he tla PPV couple They will rlalt Xhat home concern* get a very small ' Va »hlngton city and other place* o! pwroentage of the alleged home hen- lntL ' res t In tne north on a bridal tour. od by a gaping crowd Of curious per- son,, all of whom thdught the old man vat dead. Trip to Europe for Priest. After the celebration , of the o’clock maaa yesterday* morning at tho Chqrch of the Sdered Heart, Father Cunn waa presented with gift of 11,000, contributed by members of the church. Father Gunn left at midnight last night for i trip ‘to Bn. rope and the money gtoed him yester day was to enable him to enjoy him self In better fashion thad he had con templated. The presentation was made in the Sunday achpol room of the church, j. Carroll j*aype .made the apeeoh of presentation., While ,1a K '*f9P* S»Wer Gann wjl ’It)Wt hi* icitt|*r In Belfast, Ireland and hi* folh^fe and pBter*. who ire in Scot- Ad. England and Frace.i /The Editor's Life Insured. A* an evidence of the ,-nfljje of the name and service* of Hon. ?ohn Tem ple Graves, to The Atlanl the new afternoon printed In thle city, ed that the life been Insured In favor of ’ihe Geor- glan for 175,000, upon which the pre mium will be about 12.000 a year. School Closed Near Morvon. The Pauline school .near Morvon, Q. Ratliff teacner, closed Its ■ Lamo Became Unruly A fire alarm was Turned In from Hr. H ho* number 42, last evening about SIi rlng term last Friday. •even o’elock. It was mused bv the TIle program In the forenoon eon- exphMlon of a lamp at The realdence slit<, d of an nddreaa by Rev, O. B. mt Mr. Frank Roberts. The lamn he- '•'brasher of Valdosta. 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