The Valdosta times. (Valdosta, Ga.) 1874-194?, April 28, 1906, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textm6 TWICE-A-WEEK. Year. ne. j Battle Abbey |t the eltuatlon laat reunion. ; Chaplaln-Gen- ] read on ae on In the ed. ane present- Ratorleal com- (ordered print- i noted the In- relatlone between Juth, the disappear- expreaeione and hletory touching In In the civil war. (•elected ae the re- '... Birmingham tltor for the hon- hdrawn before nes. | been a atudent of and thlnka the be given at leaat lln thla direction ae Ind he hae a num | hie own aa to the beautiful children. [Into effect aome of pis line he dealree the principal cen- land ralae them af by hlmaelf. He dly earneet, and Mayor Wood- than ordinary at- dden’a strange re- THE WITHDRAWAL OF GRAVES. It Created Some Interest Among the Savannah People. 8avannah, Ga., April 20.—The an nouncement made in the afternoon papers of the state yesterday that John Temple Graves had withdrawn from the race for the United States Senate excited interest In Savannah, although it cannot be said that It caused much surprise. But little has been beard of Mr. Graves’ race In this section of the state. Senator Bacon hae many friends In Savannah and the flrst Congressional District and there has never been any doubt as to how this district would go In the Senatorial race. ' There has heen much more Inter est In the race for governor than In that for senator. ' * The fight that the various candi dates arc ranking In this Congres sional District has created the keen est Interest In Savannah. The first District being his home district It has been looked upon as certain to go for Estlll but the frequent vis its paid It by Messrs. Smith and Howell Indicate that they are trying to take It away from him. The coun ties In the district that do not go for Estlll will go for Smith. Negro shot at veal’s. Resisted Interference When Whip ping Hla Wife and was 8hots a negro named Bob Kelly was shot at Veal’a still, nine miles of Moul trie Saturday night. The negro was giving trouble In the quarter and had been shooting his plstpl. Mr. Robb Veal went down to quiet tb!ngs\and found Kelly whipping his wife. He attempted to pnll the negro oft of his but Kelly turned on the . peace- ir and Veal was forced to shoot MRS. STANDfFER’S TRIAL. Court Tomorrow. Was to Hsve Been Held Yesterday, but Postponed on Account of the County Primary—A Negro Pick pocket Bound Ovsr-r-Old Soldiers go to New Orleans. Atlanta, Go., April 26.—The caio of Mrs. Willie Standlfer, charged with the murder of her young state’, Miss Chappell Whlsennnt, who she alleged had been on too friendly an acquaintance with her husband, Ed ward Mutton Standlfer, will be e*>! ed in the Fulton superior court Fri day. The case was to have hoen ta ken up today but was postponed ow ing to the county primary. Madison Bell, Mrs. 8tandlter'a counsel, It a candidate for re-election to the legis lature from Fulton, and postpone ment was made to meet his conveni ence. It Is reported that the coae In likely to take a sensational turn, and that love letters passing between Standlfer and Miss Wlsenaut will he read In court to show that the two bad been guilty of wrong-doing. Stan dlfer was charged with immoral con duct and was- released on bond.. When' his case was called recently In the superior court he fatted to answer and 14s bond wss forfeited.. Bernard Settler delivered the ad dress! of welcome to tbe jjelegates who.faet hero this raort^Aln the im of the Kli&^^Bse to the twcnty-sb^^^^H[ con- the the 100.00. fto aid the sufferers. Immediate and vemor Pardee of knt Governor Terrell (ranks for the good prgla In the intereet homeleoe and In altles of Ilfs. the 1 Seaway, tie «Ml . Toy, with favorable prospects tor covery.—Moultrie Observer. Announcement for Representative of Clinch County. Stockton, Ga., Aprtt 23, 1906. Having heen solicited by many of my friends In my home district and elsewhere to become a candidate for the Legislature, I hereby announce myself, subject to the Democratic Primary, a candidate for this office. If elected I promts^ to do the best I can to help make good laws In the Interest of tbe people. E. J. FUTCH. 4-23-sw June 2. Everything In paints it C. B. Peep let. 3-24-tl barracks found to conti books. Some of the Identified by alleged victims, wrlght was bound over under $1,0001 on a charge of larceny and robbery. O, B. Peoples sells wall pspor. Notice to the Public. I hare opened ah offloe in my Mine old quarters. People wishing my semoea oan And me by leafing message at (to wel l’a drug store. Residence Phone 318 4 rings. DR. M Y. ALLEN. WA* Bal 11 Lii ie. [Mits, . [Books,. Etc. ;t sets. ,RE fCl HEADQUARTERS >S vUi) VALDOSTA, GA. the names link together. .ime, Brick and Cement. ire Orders for Goods.

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The Valdosta times. (Valdosta, Ga.) 1874-194?, April 28, 1906, Image 1