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SATURDAY, APRIL 24 I9OU
tLDOTA Tl
and jUafeau last
Macon, Ga.. April 21—'The annual
meeting ot tie Georgia State Medi
cal Society convened hero today tor
a cession ot three days.
Walla Walla, Wash., April il—at.
Paul's church was the scene ot a
m'Utary wedding today, when Mice
Sarah Jean Wlnana, daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. William P. Wlnana ot this
city, became tbe bride ot Lieut.
George Leroy Converse, Jr., U. S. A.
Denison,
Berlin. April 21—A great sensa
tion bas been created by the mur-
itar ot Frauleiu Frieda Barthold, a
^Hhtlful and talented young opera
singer engaged at a theater at Bos-
fock, by Frauleln Augusta Zobel,
whose gleranre was that a young
man to whom she waa much attach
ed had become engaged to Frauleln
Barthold.
Daughter of Wealthy Parents.
Frauleln Barthold was the only
daughter ot a wealthy piano manu
facturer of Stettin. She was gifted
not only with a voice of exceptional
richness of tone, but with a rare de
gree of personal beauty, and at the
beginning of the musical season-the
municipal theater "of- Mecklenburg
engaged her. She had been trained
by one of the greatest vocal teachers
of Berlin, and had commenced her
career by filling minor parts In tbe
Emperor William’s Opera House.
Murdered by • Stranger, .
On the night of the murder Frau
leln Barthold waa to have taken the
chief feminine role In the "Talea of
Hoffman,’’ and an hour or so before
the performance waa dus to com
mence she waa giving n ringing les
son in her apartment. Suddenly a
fashionably attired yohng woman
led to I culled, in a state ot violent agtta
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
Charged with forging a letter
which it la alleged enticed Mrs. J.
Farnell, a pretty young Pelham wo
man, from, her home to Albany, and
with other offenses, which Mrs. Far-
nett declares be must explain or
stand the consequences, W. J. Dew
ey, of Quitman, la-In Dougherty coun
ty jail. '
The ease has been brought to tha
attention of theTTnlted Slates author
ities, who are. Investigating with a
view to determining
Mombasa, Africa, April 21—The Savannah, 0*., April 21.-Dr. A. M.
steamship Admiral, with Theodore Bosett, tbe 8avg>„ah physician who
Roosevelt and party on board, waa hss-bseu In the limelight for several
sighted off this port today. , months because of bis conviction for '
i. having performed an Illegal operation
Washington. D. C.. April -21— on a young woman and his sentence
, fc , - to the chain (tag tor one year will
Within the next twenty-four hours, 6# § jg ^ |fc# pi|| , omor .
harring unforsseen delays, «» rew to coadude bis seateaee at harJ
-steamship Admiral will reach Mom- labor.
beta, where tha Roosevelt expedl- Dr. RoseU aeied eo queerly It waa
tlon will disembark to begin $» * "S
fiWB • netfiBf yefterday .and *d
journey into the African Jungle. The the afterllocm tSe ]arTmen epmpoeed
Brut log into tbe wllderneea will be of phyriclant and cltlaena returned i
...a. by the hunters- over the Ugan- verdict finding him sane. Tbs doctor
da railway, which oonnecta tha preferred to have been found Inaane <
, v . . a» thaCwould have meant a term in i
Island of Mombaaa with the main- , he Myh|m taltM1 0 , h |, being , wt .
laud and then extends on to.Macbe- back to the gang,
bos, a total distance of some two He Is a dope fiend bul ls said to he
hundred miles. At Machakos Mr. **'«»* or " «*• »ablt <«"'>•* “la con-
_ . .. flnement. He has takan his convlo- 1
Moossven and hi, party will vl.lt t)(m very rauch , 0 he#rt - j
toy aeveral weeks with Sir Aldred Bank C |orke are to Organize. ,
posse, a famous hunter with whom n, e bank clerks of Savannah are ,
Mr. Roosevelt la already acquainted, the latest to think of forming nn or-
Mombasa to Machakos. sanitation. The preliminary meeting '
The journey from Mombasa "to “*• >*» »oM and that for perman- I
Machakos Is an extremely plctur- •« organlaaUon will bo held on Wed- I
wsqne one. Leaving tbe Brltlah Bast *"4*1 V* “* '
African seaport, the railway run. 0 “>* cb “ be / * Co”.merce. ,
gnat Klllndlnl and dip. down to 8.1- , ™*' « '* ” p, »' n * d ’ '* Mt * I
tobury bridge, a magnificent viaduct iTJllZTZ ZT '
J.,6, feet long. ,7,Z2£gEJZV»\
Jsiand of Mombasa with the main- B organisation. ‘
land nhd thsn begins d, «u,° ^ Smlctt iJLs. '
-din* to tha small station of Chan- ^ rt|wr „ mIce , W ch „ . to *
Simwe. At iho lat'cr point Is oh- preKotcd w o,, Cutt , r *
4ala«d a fine view of the arr.n of tbe T , macrlw wben lbe Aomie to this !
at. that enfold Mombasa. The as- h *. be* n selected.*. cohriatn of ‘
cent to Dhangamwt Is sharp and, ,n,e r pun ch bowl with thl usual !
ttongh tha .dlsUn-o la se ll short g | M see, *te., that aoeompany such-'a ?
from tha coast the ttavsier cap ol» fit. The present from the olty win ?
serve game from the car window*, coat about IWO which waa the aum
At Volt* which Is 1,»00 feet ahovo apropristed for It.
SO* lovel. the Roosevelt party will I _ Will Move Family lo Atlanta.
counly aaveinmenM
Texas, April 21—Deni
son extended a cordial welcome today
to the Grand Army veterans Of Texas
whore annual state encampment
convened for a session of.two days.
An elaborate program of entertain
ment has been provided for the Vis
itors. -
New York, April-‘21—Falling td
gqt on a match with Jack Johnion,
A1 Kaufman or any of the other
whether tha
mal8 have been used for 'improper
purposes.
Mrs. Farnell in a bride
of a few
months, a snort time ago her hus
band went to Enraula, Ala., to go la
business, and Monday when aha re
ceived - a letter telling her to comet»
Albany, she declares she believed It
was from her husband, and hastened
to join him then.
Her mother opened and read tha
letter to her,, she says, and Hr her
haste to complete her preparations
she only glanced at It. 9he charges
that when she reached Albany, Dew
ey, who had paid her attention be
fore her marriage, went to tho depot
and tried to force her to go with hlna
to a hotel, that he seized her satchel
but fled when she burst into tears
and made a scene. She had an officer
called, and later Chief Westbrook
took her to a hotel, where the spent
m vu!>r the night She caused Dewey to b»
acter minted'the Telebrotion" today! locked up * nd thu mornln « ‘wore oat
of thq.Anniversary of the battle ot * warrant against him.
Saif-JScinto: TheaJgJVwaa in* K ala She le,t ** “ pon “ J° In her Bn*-
attire and an all-day program or b “ d “ Buf . tnU ’ h# haTlI1 < ! * ent btfr
festivities was carried out. A feat- “°“ y by teIe|!ral,h “ d ’ dec ’‘ re ‘ 1 that
ure of the pro Bram WM . rcccptlon *°“ ,d return to
in honojof two of the 8urvivlng vet- . * . f .
“p-~ r™,r'lir",:-
L '».»WSZZ£*SSE&&
° re 4 ^ “ ore *° 1 ‘ 8 “ d daugh- belongs to a well known Mitchell
te»^e Lone Star State, now Tea- county family,
identa of New York, ure to gather x (- - - • t
about the banquet boa ttadreh SWh nilVBC Trt CnDM RlC.
about the banquet board of the Wal- DUftCJ IV rUnlYI DIO
rirnimf COTTON MILL COMBINE
of the annlvenary of the battle of
Sen Jacinto. The function has been '
arranged by the newly organised IT IS REPORTED THAT THE TO-
Texas Club of New York, of which HAOCO KINGS ABB PREP AUDIO
Mr*. W. Martin Watson I* president \ GIANT COMBINATION.
was $20,000 turpentine deal, a Mobile,
Ala., firm sold timber Interests foe
$165,000, and Michigan parties took
option, at $560,000, on or* fiends In
northern Alabama.
"Erceedlngly aotlva was tho raid es
tate market over two states tha large,
cities having a particular cheerful re
port The number of transaction* In
Atlanta, Ga.. was aspejttally hO|&
substantial and In tCorfif' of VP*w
plans for subdividing suitable ftacts
of land ar* being laid. Many Instances
of tales of both city realty and farm
Murdrcss was Captured.
Tho murdress attempted flight but
was arrested at the railway station.
According to her story the had llv-
ed,for tome years'In Paris, where
•he had become Intimate with the
/gen* of a large Berlin exporting
firm. Recently her lover annonneed
to her that their intimacy must
come to an end, and shortly- after
ward* aba had learned that ho had
betrothed himself to Pranlrin Bartn-
eld. Maddened by Jealousy, she con
cealed a revolver In her anff, and
shot bar successful rival dead.
'den,L»of
EDUCATIONAL-MOVE
MENT DIFFERENT SORT
landa at Hue profit* are riven.
"At Columbus, O*., the contract tor
doubling tho ospaolty of a large hos
iery mill wsa awarded. A neyrbank
opened lte door< at Blrmlngba^ Ala.
—that city’s tenth b.inklng^»ltu-
tlon. Over a dozen corporatMTwlth
capital stock of about $3Wk«Startr*
chartered.
''Definite nrrangaaents have been
made tor the construction of the
Fltagerald * OclIU electric railway h
south Georgia and a powder plant
Win eoon be arected to furnish the
current for the operation of a 12-mlle
roid. Many construction ltem^ia re-
proled, and In the lint the nSB of
new school buildings Is coneMMs."
TYPE FOUNDRY IN
S5? ATLANTA BURNED
PURPOSE OF IT IS TO AROUSE
INTEREST IN BESCUBINQ WAY
WARD BOYS. '
Boston, Mass., April 11.—A
“campaign of education for boy*,"
different, It It said, from anything
aver before tried In this country,
wan inaugurated In Beaton today and
will continue dally during tha next
two weeks.
Tht purposo of the movement Is
FOB THE SECOND TUB WlTHiR
A YEAR, THE KEYSTONE AT-
UINTA RRANCH 18 BURNED,
Atlanta, April 11—Fir* this snoro-
log destroyed tha Keystone Type
Foundry on Forsyth street, slightly
damaging tha firms on either rids;
The loss IS 110,00b, "
FIGHTING FOR EVERR INCH
IN THE TURPENTINE CASE
to arouse Interest In resetting way
ward, delinquent end dependent chil
dren by having speaker* of national
reputation tell of the great need for
helping boys and explain tha meth
ods that have been employed suc
cessfully In New York. Chicago, Mil
waukee and other cltlaa.
Recent advice* from Mombasa ten
«f elaborate preparations being
xutda there for th* reception ot Mr.
Roosevelt. An official welcome will
be extended by Frederick John Jack-
eon, lieutenant governor of th* pro
tectorate. Mr. Roosevelt will find n
menial companion In Mr. Jackson,
tor tha latter is a famous .aporta-
man and the anther of * book on
tag game. - - -
year that the Atlanta branch of the
Keystone Foundry has been burned
out.
HOKE AND COMMIS
SION ARE. AT OlfTS
IUU«J UIUU|)U$ a Vwnl.wf. IM
tbe defense ot a dinted for a bill ot
particular*." .'}
Tbe government resitted tala' plea
with all Its ton* and there were
tom* aharp colloquys between Judge
8. B. Adam* and Gen. P. W. Meldrtm
for th* data** and Messrs, w. M. ,
Toomer end Alexander Akeraan for
WETS GET THE BEST
OF IT, IN ILLINOIS.
THEY ARE UNABLE TO GET TO
GETHER ON ANY PRISON
FARM PROPOSITION. I
Atlanta. Ga„ April 21—It biglns
to look like the question of aptlson
farm will ba up to th* !ne<qalsgf leg
islature. Governor Smith and the
prison commission do not neem able
to get together on any thing specific.
The governor wants one thing,' the
prison commission another. Do there
you are. Neither tide ebovrs any
signs of yielding, and In tho mean
while Governor Smith's tehnre or
c If lee la growing abort-
It Is hinted that the matter -nay
drift along until Joe Brown be
comes governor, when he might
agree on the Mlnter-WImberly farm
In Twiggs county, rejected by Gov
ernor Smith. Mr. Wimberly was one
of Mr. Brown’s most ardent anppirt-
era In the race.
MOUNTAINS OF ICE 7
CHOKE NIAGARA RIVER
SAI.OON FORCES CARRIED MOST
OF THE LARGE CITIES IN THE
PATTEN THE WHEAJ
KING LEAVES CHICAGO
ELECTIONS YESTERDAY*.
• Chicago, April 21—In the muni
cipal elections yesterday In ninety
per cent of the cities and towns In
the state, resulted In forty-one out
of seventy-two towns and villages
voting wet.
The saloon forces were victorious
in Chicago, Kavrnnee and other
large towns. - ,
the prosecution. The attorneys for the
government did sot went to grant tho
bin ot particulars a bit and plalxly
IT IS STATED TEAT THE BULL
SPECULATOR IS OUT LOOKING
OYER THE FIELD.
Chicago, April 21—James Patten,
the "Wheat King,” left Chicago and-
dcnly today. Tbs explanation given
hie office was taut ha had gone
to look over the wheat situation in
-tho wait and tenth west.
Reports that Patten It III tin de
nied absolutely.
Every Inch ot the legal' ground is
being atroagly contested by both the
detente and tha prosecution and the
feeling between tbe attorneys Is be-
coming acuta. It will probably li-
cretse as ta* trial proceeds. Judge
Sheppard rendered bis decision re
garding the bin ot particular* today.
Vox should not delay under any
circumstances In cases of kidney and
bladder trouble.
You Fhould take
something promptly that you know
1 is reliable, something like DoW'ltt's
Kidney and Bladder Pills. They are
unequaled for weak back, backiitS#,
Inflammation of tbe bladder, rheu
matic pains, etc. When you ask for
DeWItt’s Kidney snd Bladder Pitts,
b* sun you get them. They ar*
antiseptic. Accept no substitutes;
Insist upon getting the right kind.
Sold by Ingram A Ramsey.
At All Dro#Htg
A Good Friend In Time of Need.
No one can have a better rrHnd
when tronbled with colic or dl\r-
rhoea than Chamberlain'* Cole.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It
always cure*. For sal* by Ingram
r Ramsey. A. E. Dtmmock and V.
D. Dunaway, Yaldoeia, Ga.