The Valdosta times. (Valdosta, Ga.) 1874-194?, March 21, 1911, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTwice-a-Week VALDOSTA TIMES. VALDOSTA, GA, TUESDAY, MARCH Bl, 1011. JOE TERRELL MUCHJETTER Says his Health is Better in Years and That he is in the Race to Stay. Atlanta, Ga., March 20.—"You Fmay say for me with all the empha- I bIs you can place on the statement I that I am still In the race for the WANTS BETTER ELECTION LAWS Savannah Representative will Introduce Bill for Aus tralian Ballot BIB CASES UP FORjEARINB Cases of Almost World-Wide Interest are Called in Dif ferent Cities, Investigation of Ferrer Trial. Savannah. March 20.—The an- Madrid, March 20.—The govern- nouncement that Hon. Jos. McCarthy. men- today began its offlclal Investl- i one of the representative* In the leg- gatlon into the trial . of Professor United States, expect to continue in!Mature .from Chatham county 1b to . Francisco Ferrer, Professor Ferrer, it until the legislature settles tho (present a 'bill at the coming ecs-iwh 0 was one of the leading'spirits question, and furthermore, tba^ ;I j slon of the legislature provld’ng for; among Spanish socialists, was con- »m more confident today than ever the inauguration of the Australian ( vlcted a't Barcelona on charges * FRIENDS OF IMS. HULL They are Indignant at the In dignity Heaped Upon Them by Customs Men. j 8avan -formation MRS. ALLGOOD {PRETTY WOMAN TO BRING SUIT OUTRUNS THEM Woman who was Held-up by Customs Officials at New York Wants Redress. Motorcycles and Mounted Cops are not Able to Catch Atlanta’s Fair Speedist. before of winning.” This emphatic and unequivocal statement was given your correspond ent by Senator Joseph M. Terrell, at his home, 121 Juniper street. False Rumors. Since Senator Terrell was aelxed with the attack In Washington sev eral weeks ago there have been per sistent rumors afloat over the atate that he would retire from the race on account of hia condition and through the urgent wlshea of his family and physicians. Recently -dbeBe rumora have gained fresh im- .ua from various publications and m the whisperings of persons per- keenly interested in Senator Terrell’s retirement. Is Getting Well. "I am getting well fast now,” he M “and the only trace of my at- ® la'In my leg. This numbness Apldly disappearing, and I expect |ko out without the use of crutches 'a week or ten days, i could profo- ly get around now, but prefer to unnecessary chances, what- there is no lie- !',of my do- o r ■' my ; A—- 1 . a ’ ind m- It has been In years, use T have retted and been on ballot system of voting In Chatham revolutionary activity and 'executed | Btramship _ — A 4a n1*Atr(ilA VPAitner #11 r. rta* TO 1 AAA ' .. March 20.—The In- Atlanta, Qa„ M ,rch 20—Develop- Atlanta, Ga., Mar h 20. A mys- „" a b7 th « Associated menu of the past two or three days terloua woman, pretty as a picture Press lnamwiage from New York, indicate that Georgia women who and with nerves of steel, has prov- “itiirday thst . Mrao Jos. Hull and j have suffered st the hands of cus- en more than a match for all the r daughter. Miss Nina Hull, had toms officials may be Instrumental fast motorcycles and mounted cops -“‘'^parched .by; a female govern- | n starting a scries of legal pro- of Atlanta and Fulton county, who hf'crltests against tho whole regime have been devoting their efforts dur- Teturn ^rjg Europe on the (which will force Collector I.eob to ing the past week toward arreetlng county and to provide voting dls- Oct. 13, 1909. fricts in the country has created the j The execution aroused a storm of greatest interest locally. Indignation among 8oc allots- . ttok, Mr. McCarthy takes the position; world over and chargeg were mgis that it la obsolete to have the people j that Ferrer’a trial was conduced un- frem all sections of the county come fairly. The protests were taken up to the c'ty for the purpose of vot- j h y the opposition In the Cartes and Ing at the court honasr- • He wanta the government was Anally forced the country districts to have voting 10 J leld to the demands for an In booths within their confines and he wants Also them to have the Austra lian system of voting put In vogue here again. Chatham county had this kind of voting once, but the law was re pealed. Mr. McCarthy presided at a meeting on Thursday night that endorsed the- bill he has In tn'nfi and he will proceed to have It drawn and advertised In time for presentation at the approaching session jat the legislature. PAGSIC RATE ittaek was as a bolt from the mse I had not thought of that any such thing was com- I know now that It resulted overwork, and the lack of any mtdoor exercise. I had been work- ig for weeks, fourteen to eighteen rs n day, without recreation of kind. I did not even attend any dal funrt'ons whatever In Wash- and had Just been grinding iway trying to At myself for the high luties of my office. So, I suppose I ivertnxed even my great strength ind the collapse followed. HU Assurances. ”1 am receiving constantly now resh assurances of hearty support a tho legislature, and I am going to fin this light. I believe there Is no oubt of that now, and I Just want ly friends throughout Georgia to ;now that I am go'ng to be a 8 sound nd well as ever soon, and able to are for their interests and the in- erests of onr great state at the na- lonal capital. “It Is not my Intention to return to Washington at the opening congress on April 4, hut I will go up the latter part of April, fit as a fiddle or the work. As this Is a new con- tress It will take two or three weeks o thoroughly organise and get down business. I can do no part'culnr In Washington during this for- atlve period, and the rest here at ■me will only serve to put me In tter condition for the long task lead. T want to repeat with all possl- emphasls that I am not down and t, that I am getting well and strong aln and that I am In this senato- il race until the finish. And no mor to the contrary may be given e slightest credence unless- n statc- ent comes direct from- me.” Looks Well. There la no doubt that Senator ill la getting well. He looks as ir-eyed, round-faced and health |!nned as In Ms palmiest days, with exception of a natural bleach im long remaining indoora. He Iks clearly and easily and he sees |sny of his friends svery day with- it fatigue. His nurses have been [smfssed and the physician is call- Ig only to see that he continues to iprove without any backset, Senator Terrell’s statement will the atmosphere very much. He [moves all doubt as to his lnten- Interotate Commerce Com mission Began Hearing in Many Cases Today. Washington, March 20.—The In terstate Commerce Commission to day Ibegan a hearing on the thirteen applications filed by transcontinental railroads for relief from the opera tion of the long and short haul clause , in the Lorimer investigation, came as amended by the now commerce I **P ’ or trial today. Broderick, a for- vcstlgatlon. Truskett Case’ Up for Trial. Independence, Kas., March 20.— The case of A1 O. Truskett, charged with the murder of J. D. * S. Neely, president of the Wichita Pipe Line Company and .head of a trust conT- .pajiy and other’ eftlerpr’sea In hla home city of Lima, O., was calMd in court today.for trial. Truskett shot and killed Neely In the Palace ’Hotel at Caney, this county, on the morning of January 7 last. The shooting was the result of litigation over an oil lease be tween Truskett and the pipe line company of which Neely wa» presi dent • v Former Pqblic .Official on Tri Indianapolis, Ind., March Oliver P. Wns Icy. former^ SeuSfivwIf ilmigned in i-t day to stand trial for the second time of embextllng public funds. The case Is one of the so-calleb Marlon county graft cases. In which several former public officials and others are Involved. Ensley was Indicted in 1908 and his first trial took place a yeor ago. The Jury failed to agree, standing ten to two for conviction. Alleged Bribery Case on Trial. Springfield, 111., March 20.—The case of John S. Broderick, of Chica go, whose name figured prominently sensation In Ncvannah where Mrs.| Hull nnd her'^laughters are Well It has been a 1 long time since such information oh this kind has been so widely discuss'd. Mr. Hull is prob ably the richest man In 8avannah. He Is presfofntot the Merchants Na tional bank and of several other in fluential and wealthy organlzat’ons and no one here believes that either Mrs. pull or her daughter would attempt In: any way to detrauq^ie government: o'f any customs duties on any articles they might purchase while abroad. ; Mrs. Hull Is expected Jiome prob ably on Monday or Tuesday of next Week accompanied. Iby her husband and other .members of her family. It la believed that Mr. Hull will take some Action against the govern- fc.ps friends here look outragee-a act'on. Btermlnsd man nnd aome- created a blK 1 modify his methods. epecd-mad Joy-riders on Peachtreo Mrs. De Forest Allgood, of Rome, road. Ga., well known In Atlanta and New A half doxen well known young York society, according to tele- men and more than one negro grams received here, has actually chauffeur have been arrested, but filed a suit seeking heavy damages this woman, who drives a car which In the case of delay to her trunks has no number, has thrlee been which caused so much newspaper seen and thrice shown a clean pair comments a short time ago. It will of wheels, or rather tires, to the be recalled that luggage which chasing cop#. Mrs. Allgood brought from Europe If she Is caught now, Its a chain- last September was handled And re- gang sentenea sure, declare the offl- handled by officials here and,In oerg, no matter who she may prove Now York, on a charge of under- to be. / valuation hy the owner, but was, L — •— finally appraised atldhaetlcally what MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL. Mrs. Allgood had originally eatknat-.. — ed. Sam Hnratson, Columbus Negro, May The attitude of the customs ' offl-, not Hang After All. dale toward the case of Mrs. Hull Atlanta, Oa., March 29.—Sam and Mini Hull, of Savannah, who g^taon, the Columbus negro, who wore last week stripped of all their c0DTlcted her . 0 f rape and sen- clothing nnd examined' like thieves law. , Under the new law the railroads fare forbidden to charge a higher rate to Intermediate Western points than to Pacific coast terminals, where water competition is encountered, except when the specific approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission has been obtained. The railroads are seeking to have the old rules relative to rates con tinued. The subject la one of vital Importance both to the railroads and the ahtppers and It It expected the arguments before the commission will consume several days. ^MARKET REPORTS’ TODAY. Cotton Cloned Lower on the Bearish (■inner*' Report. New York, March 20.—Cotton closed four to thirteen points this morning on a bearish ginners report. Stocks were good and fractionally higher this morning. Chicago Provision Market, Chicago, March 20.—Wheat was firm at one-half higher on light re ceipts and higher cables. ^Provis ions were weak and five to fifteen points lower. Hogs were ten lower and cattle steady to ten lower. mer member of the Illinois senate. Is charged by former State Senator David H. Holtslaw, of Iukn, with pay ing him $2,500 on July IB, 1909, in Broderick’s saloon In Chicago for Holtslaw’s vote for William Lorimer for United State® senator. FINE HOR8E8 UNDER HAMMER. RADLjTJEATEN While Strolling in Front of a New York Houge the Janitor Assaulted him. MANY INJURED IN RIOT. Chlacgo Police Were Called Upon to Disperse the Mob. Chicago, March 20. — Several were Injured In a riot of the team sters employed by the Arrow Trans fer Company today. Windows were shattered by the shower of atones. The police dispersed the mob. appearances and general knowl edge go. he Is getting sound and well once more. - Horn's Great Stables of show Horses for Sale In New York. New York, Marti 20—The auction ■aio of Paul A. Sore's great stable of show horses at Durland s Riding Academy this week lo exciting keen interest among exhibitors and horse fanciers all over tiio United States and Canada and In Europe as well. Tho high steppers that will go under the hammer Include the polo hackney Vanity Fair, which at Long Branch last summer beat Lady Dill ingham, three times the small cham plon of tho National Horse Show, Tho team of trotters to win the Arrowhead cup laot fall in tho road race to tho Garden will also be of fered. The Sorg outfit beat A. G. Vanderbilt's team by ten minutes. Two Days In Land of Snnshlne- Loa Angeles, Cal., March 20.—Col- onel Theodore Roosevelt, accompan led by his family. Is due to arrive In this city tomorrow morning and will spend two days In this vicinity. Among the features of his visit for which arrangements hare been concluded will ibe a luncheon with Governor Johnson and some of the progressive leaders of California, a lecture st the Throop Polytechnic Institute In Passadena, and an ad dress to be delivered In T-o* Angeles Wednesday night at a mass meeting under the auspices of the c'ty cljh Ions In making the race, and so fat%nd the Republican State Central Committee. From Los Angeles Colonel Roose velt will go to San Francisco. New York, March 20.—When the case against Albert Ulrich, charged with assaulting Booker Washington, was called today a physician's certificate declaring that the negro educator was too ill to attend court, was presented. Ulrich accused Washington of In suiting his wife. Ulrich is held on the chargo of assaulting the negro. The assault occurred In front ot a house on Sixty-third street where .Washington Pent to see a friend. He knocked 'on the door for eome time, but there was no response on tho Inside. Washington walked down to tho eldewalk and wes walking up end down the streets when Ulrich ran out of a side en trance and struck him over the head with a club. Washington said that he thought Ulrich took him for a burglar. Washington wss taken to a hos pital, While Ulrich was detained by tho / police officer*. oa a false rumor thet they were try- tenced t0 httn * " rl)r *“ Apr11 ’ mw Ing to smuggle In a diamond neck- not pay the death penalty after all, lace. Is quite likely. It la stated, to If the motion for new trial, wflch thin proclpltato a tult In that caa©. The Judge L. B. Roan now has under customs officiate ^Iubo to nsako any consideration, i» granted. Attorney apology, but stu^y.ptily declare that ami Justification for the two VomeiWmpp JAPS PREPARE FOB WAR. If he was allowed to remain In tho Jail at Qolutnbu*. strong Bwatsdn was 1 Workmen In Navy Yard, and Aran- “ . Wtt, ,e * r ^ d nala Are Working Day and Night. London, March 20.—Official In- formation was received today that! v . M . c A _ „ulldlng Darns. Japan was purhcaslng vast quantl-j Springfield, Mo.. March 20.— ties of rye and coal. It Is also The Young Men's Chrlstl&n Assocla- known that forces In the Japanese tlon building and dormitories were naval yards and arsenals are work- burned today. The loss Is $100,000. Ing night and day. There were many narrow escapes. POPULAR PRICES AT GRAND. Emma Buntlngg, a Pretty Little Ac tress, To Re There. Atlanta, Oa.. March 20.—A new departure will be marked In focal theatrical circles tonight when Emma Bunting, the pretty and dainty little popular price actress opens an engagement with her popu lar stock company st the Grand. It Is the first time In recent years that the Grand has played any popu lar price attractions. It hss booked Emma Bunting be cause of the very unusual populari ty which She: gained here last sum mer. She Is h prime Atlanta favor ite. Theater Burned. March 20.—The au , owned by the burned today. The The man who, apparently,' sowed lettuce and-reaped sun-flowers did not do his trading at our store. We apply the same principle to the sale of our seeds os you do to your sowing—what* ever we sow, thot we also wish to reap. For on the reaping depends your future confidence In us. All our seeds are clean and carefully selected from the finest stocks in the country. You can rely on their fine quality. We carry a great variety, but if we have not what you want, we will get it for you Come and inspect our stock today. Some specials, selected for this locality,~ Va. 2-crop Patatocs Chufas Blits Triumph Potatoes Velvet Beans Bunch Beans Seed Pinders Pole Beans Sorghum. Millets. INGRAM DRUG CO.

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The Valdosta times. (Valdosta, Ga.) 1874-194?, March 21, 1911, Image 1