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NEWS OF A DAY IN Many Citizens of Berrien Heard Mr. Morgan Yesterday. Sparks, Ga. June 28—Two large meetings of democratic voters la the! Atlanta,' June 28—Joe.Hill Halt Interest of Sooth Georgia can- j bill in the legislature today, for The Very Serious Illness of Mr. Col. Estill Returned to the City From his Campaign Tour to bo With His Brother—Mr. Charlton to 8peak Before Legislature on the Life of James Oglethorpe. Savannah, June 28—Col. J. H. Es- ON BEHALF OF COL. E8TILL VALD08XA.GA.sj S AT I mSM Y, JUNE 30, 1906. Important Mattersjjefore the 1 Georgia Legislature Today. '■ TOOK FRIEND FOR A THIEF. Clarke Fired Upon Tyner In Central Yards and Killed Him. _ ( . Macon, June 28.—George D. Tyner >i{Tprovdeg {pr a judge and four as- was shot and killed by Yardmaster aisoti.-tes t Charles Clarke In the Central Rail- J. H.j state auditor .of accounts, at a salarylg5M > ffi ir fr* n 8 ,or Naw County. way yards here at an early hour Ber-jof $2,000 a year, passed the Himiso U E. Mercer, of Fltzger- yesterday morning when the latter were' by a big majority. Hr. Hall maaa'tf®E^ dl ? r the Fltiserttld Enter - “'“took him for a oar thief. Tyner auuresseu oy air .inomas o. luurgan, . , - .. , . - . Pflee. is In the city and working had gone, In company with two oth* Jr., whose know eloquence and ° r 10 111 a9ure nn " hard In the interest of the organlzn- er men, to the cars, which were force of argument-tended to greatly | meled down a " opposition. -^B^Etf^the now county of Ben Hill thought to bo broken open. Lanterns 8trenthen the kindly feeling that is en-l Mr. Hall and Mr. Wright, of floyd wit£ ptsgerald as the county seat, had been extinguished in the hope the kindly feeling that is entertained a strong effort to Uppyeilt the ^^Dl^calling for the creation of the of capturing the thief, and when Ty- tertained toward Col. Estill here. house from adjourning at noon* bat new county will be introduced during ner mounted the cars and made a There* was much disappointment T° st * The meeting hour, which Is the r.-uiy^part of this, session of the noise Clarke fired twice, one shot and regret that Col. Estill was pre* n,ne o’clock, was moved up a half general assembly. taking efTect In the head. Tyner fell vented from being present. At Fits- hour. j Uncle fcanvOwes us an Old Debt, 'to the ground and was removed to gerald this morning, Just as he was! Mr. Perry, of Hall, Introduced & bill During tjie session of the house the city hospital, where he made a date for Governor Col. Estill, were held In rien county today. They addressed by Mr .Thomas S. Morgan, 'LIFE’S STORY IN ATLANTA. Young Woman Begs Police to about td board a train, for Berrien f° r biennial sessions and there county, he was handed a dispatch at flood of new bills In the house ■ an< till reached the clfy last night hav- !from Savannah which contained the senate today. 'sad Intelligence that hla brother, Wm. I In the senate, a new child*labor Estill was not expected to live j bill, a measure for 2-cent mileage and through, the day.' This changed' com- ^ a bill to preventive use of automatic pletely the Colonel's plans, and he guns for hunting Were the bills of departed for home on the first train. principal importance. over the Seaboard Air Line. Bills were Introduced In both house* to 18(11,' find requesting that the mat- family. Despite the fact that the recent | and senate to require the inspection he caKtj^to the attention of Geor- heavy rains have retarded work on.of all illuminating oils produced, gfs^- delegation in the congress, with . found not guilty the farms of this county, there Was sold or used in the state, and lucres* ■- »•-- —' ing been called from his campaign tour by the critical illness of his brother, Mr. Wm. Estill, who is dy ing at his home on Gwinnett street, west. The fact that Mr. Estill was very 111 has been told in these dis patches. Ills condition now is such as to cause the gravest concern. It is fear ed he cannot survive the day. was unconscious all of last night and has Indeed been only conscious at in tervals during the past week, was run down during the People^ League political demonstration last week and bis hip broken. He la'sev- enty-three years of age and is not physically strong.. Everybody in Savannah and every man almost Who has visited the city during the past forty years knows Mr. Wm. Estill. For nearly a half century he has kept a news store in Savannah. He has many warm tfriends not only in Savannah but throughout Georgia. Of the-most cheerful and ontomlstic. disposition ful vew of life. lie carries a help less hand and arm as the result of a wound received in the civil war. Life of James Oglethorpe. Considerable Interest has been aroused in Savannah by the announce ment from Atlanta that .Hr. Walter G. Charlton had been invited by the She Told a Pathetic 8tory if Pator- nal Mistreatment—A Young mart Arrested on a Charge of. Fllmflanv, | mlng Ignorant Women. ;.-5l Atlanta, June 28—"I am the oldest!} of nino children, two of whom aro dead,"^ said Miss Mary Ramsey, a 1 * pretty" 17-year-old girl, who resides RfprjasntaUve Hooper Al- statement.. i v of peKalfi cohnty, Introduce Coroner Young hold an Inquest iolifjjgir culling attention to and the Jury found that It was nn . — that the United States gov- accident and Tyner had been mlsta- at Eaat Point, to Recorder Broyle* is indebted to the state of ken for the thief. yesterday as she related a story of itj the sum of about $2,000 Tho dead ntan was a close friend alleg0 ' 1 mistreatment at the hands of carrying of malls over tho of Clarko for twelve years. He was her father, who is a machinist. “My and Atlantic railroad prior assistant yardmaster and leaves a a goodly number of farmers present both at Nashville and at the meeting held here tonight and Francis S. Bartow, of Confeder ate fame. Man Got Wrong Money, This afternoon I. R. Reed, the man who secured more than one hundred dollars from the police barraoks be longing to D. C. Fletcher, will be brought back from Laurens, S. C„ where he has been arrested. Reed got Fletcher’s money -when he was released from the barracks. Two cope have, lost their jobs on account of it already. lug the salaryjot the chief oil Inspect- tB or from $1,200 "to $1,800. Another bill was Introduced to pre- ol vent the supreme court and superior fl court judges from servjpg when 1 can- didates for another office . i There, was also a bill Intrdouced & the house to create a court of appeal! to relieve the supreme court Tbit gto collecting the aniqunt and lien the sum la collected, It be U and kept separate from all Th * Co "" County Trl *' Ended 8oon - funds, tor the purpose of * « r TKhn Was Expected ng into the construction n W? M - 0a " June 2 *- The lury ln Central Railway’s Eamlngf. The. report > of the auditor of the lins alwiiya taken tbe most ”che«F|'C Ant ' a ' i°* railroad shown . ... __ . . t.._-- r,,. r. . h Savannah High Graduating Ex Savannah, July 28—The graduat-, met Ing'exercises of the Savannah High but'ii school wilt, toko place tonight}' " ' m SaVannah /theater. They wlll| tended by a targe number ofl d friend * ” 1 mother Is ill now,’’ she continued, ‘‘and both she and my little brother* and sisters are In want I have done what I could to support tho family, but father has always taken my earn, lags and spent the money for liquor I have come to you for advice. What shall I do?" As’Ramsey lives outside the city no case could be made against into mo construction . m ... . . ' i me city no caso couia oe maae against extension of the West. ■ ■”ft&L 1 ,‘tL ? 111111 blr the clty outhorlUe *- bat th$ logs of the comjt $1,162,7(5.49. This, practically as-, en memhors of thJ high sqn^^H sures the full dividend of five per-''Who failed fo get! diplomas becafl cent on the flrsf'aecond and third their averages forHhe loot year war o’ Incomo bonds for this year. This will not high enough began an Inveotlga. 1 equal last year’s record. The Cen-'tlon because they believed that ap.J legislature to deliver an address uoon 1 traI haR had four or flv<! yeara of u “' th ® .* vera9 '* for ,hB ‘ hree year * legislature to deliver an address upon )nterru|i(ed prosperlty and the hold- should be computed and not those ers of Its securities have been lucky for' the loot year alone. There wa» „.uitlc railroad to. the sea. ver ? lc ‘ °' D ° ition w» referred to the nmitteo fo^ consideration c °° 8ldelcd tho CW W tbt€e b0 W ■r. , . ’ . ana a hair. t E*.' • '■ ..... — j After the jbryr. had been, secured ’ 1 * * * .the day . before thaf trial wa* begun AAI Q 'There wero but two witnesses for the 1 l pfosecutlon. The Jefense relied whol- * _ _ T/vvsIrtkt ly °“ th ® •‘Atement, of tho accused. loCS 1 Uniglll The speody termination of .the trial of the beard of .dUMtios '" a ,ul r rte ’ < 1 ^ ■or xne ooaru or euuca been Mtlclp#te( j: that lt wouM be B R. Saussy the vice preel- , engthy and nardfought case. 7he board met with the teach-. The accused was ‘warmly congra- the high school and canvassed [tulated by his friends when the ver ith them. This ended Idiot of ncquUttl wjMMsiught In. No recorder requested a policeman to | seo that the young woman .was not annoyed by her-father while ln the oity. *•- ■. >.' Pllmflammlflg Ignorant Women Charged with fllmflammjng a num*, hor of ignorant white women who ' reside In Peters stxcot, Homer New man, a young mda who says he la ■ - sailor, twtts yesterday fined $15.75 In two .cakes \>f the recorder. At th# request , of tie officers who suspect that Newman Is wonted on totfis oth er and more serious charge, tho ro- 'corder had ordered tliat ho he ro- ,c’o"in'the e’tockiui?,' l Ti'elu?' 1 W' lino. Witnesses str “The Life and Service of Gen. Jas. Oglethorpe, ’ the founder of Georgia," It Is hoped to get the present legis lature to pass a bill giving Savannah something like $10,000 to be used as part payment for a monument to Ogle thorpe and lt is hoped that Mr. Chari- ton’s address will Impress the solons with the Importance of this move ment The spot which has been se lected for the monument Is the In tersection of Bull street and Ogle thorpe avenue. These are two very wide thoroughfares and the monu ment would have a splendid setting there. On Bull street Savannah now has monuments to Nathantal, Greene Sergeant Jasper, Count Pulaski, and busts of Generals LaFayette McLawa la pulling down the dividends during that time. Hot Weather’s Bad Effect. The hot weather is having a bad ellect on the negroes of Savannah. One had a sunstroke on the street yesterday. He came from Limerick on a trip to the city and the sun got tod hot for him. Carrie Riley a negro woman was also tried for lunacy yes terday. schRTT. He haffHlEen very Sbetfer and It Is thought will on the etage this ‘evening. Ilplomas however will be given aduatee by Mr. J. R. Saueey. ammar schools will close to- ftlklng peoplo, and ho Ms no shrink tho job. ■ President Roosevelt’s Intimation that the beef packers “rule the house’’ will be a surprise to the folks who have been giving credit ln that line to Uncle Joe Cannon. considerable talk about calling a Harvey Jordans to Utilize 4 Atlanta, Ga., June 28—Harvie Jor dan announces today the formation of a fifteen million dollar company to utilize cotton stalks in the manufac ture of paper and denaturated alcoho.1 Jordan and John D. Walker of 8parte, are Georgians Interested In the scheme. There are also aeveral Scheme Cotton Stalk* amlans interested in it and the Ity of stock will be held by south Ayer£ Pills sss!::KfB a t%v:ss;:fi;fS!s:sssisiissssfliHi'i«!H:s!!i:s;f:ssss:;ss;:!E:i;iSH: s .".-, ■■ O • big factory it to be erected in thefiext few month to demonstrate racticability of the scheme. Then fact ‘ies will be located all over the •out * ?' your constipation. Get rid of your biliousness. Sold foMjpycars. aarar Want your moustache or beard RllfllHNnif AM’Q hVC abeautlfalbrownorrlchblact? Dse JLlt PENDING INVESTMENT, DEPOSIT YOUR SURPLUS With Us and Get Six Per Cent Interest AS MANY OTHERS ARE WISELY DOING. "SAVING MONEY BY MAIL” ON REQUEST. Equitable Banking* & Loan Co. Macon. - - Georgia. ■■ DQUARTERS, ■■ GEORGIA. VALDOST