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FEWEfI HSU NEU IORI
' REFERENCE ÜBMBRIES.
Demand for Popular Fiction
Greater Than Ever While
Children’s Books Popular
NEW FORK. Feb 21.- Is Nejv York
growing less studious?
The annual report of the director of i
public libraries shows a tremendous fail- |
off in the number of visitors at the I
two great reference libraries maintain-,
od by the city. In 190# there were near- I
fv 267.000 readers at the two instltu- |
tions, but tn 1910. this number had
dropped to a bare 220.090.
Readers of lighter literature, who pa
tronise the branch libraries where
bxooks are supplied Cor circulation, in
creased during the year. The total num
ber of books circulated was 7,500,000. as
against 7.000.000 in 1909. At the chil
dren s branches, the report says that
the demands for books almost constant- I
ly exceeded the supply.
“Children readers." says the report,
••show the insatiable demand for certain
classes of books, notably American his
tory, civies and biography, the best
known fairy and folk tales and poems,
books for children who are learning* to
read, books on aeroplanes, electricity,
handcraft and magic, books of dialogues
and playa, song books and drawing
books.
“It is Impossible as yet to supply in
sufficient numbers such titles as the
Bible (Old Testament). Grimms' fairy
tales; little women and the American
histories by Fiske, Mordy and Montgom
ery."
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST
SAN ANTONIO MERCHANTS
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.—Discrimina
tion against cotton buyers and cotton
Shippers of San Antonio. Tex., is alleged
in a petition filed today with the in
terstate commerce commission by the
Rennert-Mißette company, of San An
tonio. against the Galveston, Harrisburg
and San Antonio railway.
By provisions of the tariffs of the
railroad the privilege of concentrating
cotton is accorded to shippers of Hous
ton and Galveston, while It is denied to
those of San Antonio. The complainants
declare they are obliged to pay the local
rates from points of origin to San An
tonio. in addition to the chargb exacted
for outgoing local points instead of
through rates to final destination. The
• ■oramlssion is requested to order a re
fund of the local inbound rates, and re
store San Antonio's status in the cotton
tariff.
wom an’acquitted - =or
SHOOTING AT HUSBAND
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SAVANNAH. Ga.. Feb. 2L—Mrs. Ethel:
Olsen, who shot at her Jrasband, Harry.
Olsen. With a derringer pistol several •
weeks ago, was tried in the superior court j
yesterday for assault with intent to!
murder, and acquitted.
The case has attracted considerable 10-i
cal attention because of the prominence!
given their troubles by the two. Olsen did!
not appear against his wife. Mrs. Olsen I
said she shot at her husband to scare'
him and because she had heard he in-1
tended throwing muriatic acid in her face.
IOWA PRIMARY PLAN
SILL HAS BEEN VETOED
DES MOINES, Feb. a.-Governor Car
roll today vetoed the Oregon primary plan
bill which had passed both houses of
the low* legislature. The governor de
clared it an evasion of the constitution of
the United States. He asserted thy meas
ure abrogates that section of the con
stitution providing that legislators shall
elect United States senators.
52 WHISKY DEALERS*
FINED IN CHATTANOOGA
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.. Feb. 21.—Fif
ty-two whisky dealers, indicted recently
under the instruction of Judge Mcßey
nolds that the holding of a federal li
cense was prims facie evidence of guilt,
today submitted their casea. and were
fined >3O and coats with 30 days each in
the workhouse. %
The workhouse sentence was suspended
during good behavior.
COMPROMISITirACCEPTED
FROM BROOKE & COMPANY
WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.-The treasury
department today accepted a full com-;
promise to its civil claims against Joseph
Brooke & Co.. New York woolen import- !
era, who were accused of under valuation
frauds. The government recovers >66.000
and retains 24 cases of seised mere han-t
dise.
Brooke & Co. is an English firm with
headquarters at Bradford.
NASHVILE CHARTER SILL
IS VETOED BY HOOPER
NASHVILLE, Tenn.. Feb. 21.—Just
before leaving a business trip to
Birmingham tbfis morning. Governor
Hooper vetoed the Nashville charter bill
recently passed by the legislature. The
bill for over his veto will come
up immediately after the recess.
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Puerto Cortez Is Thoroughly
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PUERTO CORTEZ, Honduras, Feb. 21.
—When the American bluejackets, under
the command of Lieutenant Roper, of the
United States gunboat Tacoma, march
ed into San Pedro two weeks ago, and
took charge, one of the first things he
did was to organise a sanitary depart
ment.
It is the custom when official an
nouncements are to be made by the
city officials, to send around an •‘official
announcer” with the military band.
Lieutenant Roper wanted to make a
proclamation, but discovered the town
band had deserted. Fortunately, a bass
drum and a cornet had been left behind,
so Roper sent his bluejackets around to
drum up a crovfrd and proclaim the news.
Three days later San Pedro began to
resemble towns of similar size in the
United Stated, where cleanliness is held
I in much higher regard than it is here.
I The jail was the dirtiest place of all.
| The one hundred prisoners were cooped
iup In three cells, almost ankle-deep in
| filth. Roper put them to work every
I morning cleaning ufc. He posted his men
about the jail and turned out the' pris
| oners for an airing. General Carias,
j governor of the department, when he
; evacuated the town, left no records, and
I there was no means of telling what
the prisoners were jailed for or how
long. Roper explained the situation to
; General Rosales, who obtained authority
from President Davila to release all po
litical prisoners. With the aid. of the
city officials and citizens representing
both sides, the naval officer, at the end
lof two weeks, had weeded out 48 pris
oners who were liberated. Few appeared
to know why they had b£en arrested!"
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BIG GAINS ARE SHOWN
BY SMALLER TOWNS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-Population
statistics of the 13th census announced
.today included:
PLACE. > • 1910. 19Q0.
Greensboro, Ga 2.120 1.511
Elizabethtown, Ky 1,970 1,861
Coal Creek, Tenn.. 1,102
Elizabethtown, Tenn... 2,481
Baird, Texl,7lo 1,602
EX-BANK PRESIDENT
SENTENCED TO PEN
j NBW YORK. Feb. 21.—William R.
' Montgomery, former president of the |
> Hamilton bank, which failed in 1907, was
! sentenced today to a term of not less
than two years and two months nor
j more than five years in Sing Sing peni
tentiary for grand larceny through
fraudulent loans.
OCEAN SUBSIDY BILL
IS FAVORABLY REPORTED
WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.—The ocean
mail subsidy bill, which already has
passed the senate, was ordered favor
ably reported today by the house com
mittee on postoffices and post roads by
a vote of 7 to 6. It was amended so as
to omit trans-Paclfic lines making it
apply only to South America.
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THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1911.
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It turns out that “Edward Burgess,” who has become famous as a landscape painter, is really Edward
Burgess Butler, a Chicago millionaire. —News item. ,
NEWSPAPEHMIIN IS DEAD;
WHS SOLDIER OF FORTUNE
John Boyd, Hero of Crimean
War, and British Writer
Dies in Huntsville
(Y$ Associate! Press.’
HUNTSVILLE, Ala., Feb. 21-John
Boyd, chief editorial writer of the Mer
cury-Banner and Weekly Mercury, of this
city, and for many years connected with
the staffs of many newspapers in the
east and north, died here Monday, after
a brief illness. He was actively engaged
in his work until Friday of last week.
I,ast Sunday he took to his bed and seem
ed to experience a general breakdown.
Mr. Boyd was about 75 years oil and
leaves a widow. Mr. Boyd was born in
■lreland and in early life, entered the Brit
ish army.
He fought in the Crimean war and
in the campaign in India that suppressed
the Sepoy rebellion. He was a soldier
in the column that cut its way through
millions of Sepoy s to the relief of Luck
now, and his descriptive writings of that
campaign, appearing in the Liverpool
Gazette a short time later, attracted
much attention. •
As a staff correspondent of the Liver
pool paper, he came to America and was
so charmed with this country that he
remained and took up journalistic work
in the large cities of the east. Thirty
years ago he was with the Cincinnati
Enquirer, later with the Republican Ban
ner in Nashville and then came to Hunts
ville and became a member of the first
staff of the Daily Mercury.
His writings covered a wide range of
subjects and his knowledge of politics
and history was apparently unlimited.
ASHBURN WILL HAVE
EDUCATIONAL RALLY
ASHBURN, Ga., Feb. 21—Arrangements
are being made for an educational rally
Friday evening, February 24. Miss Celeste
Parrish, teacher of pedagogy and psychol
ogy at the State Normal school. Is to be
present. She will speak to the Parent-
Teacher association in the afternoon and
in the evening she will address a mass
meeting of the citizens of Ashburn and
surrounding country at the school audi
torium. Miss Parrish is an adept in ed
ucational work and her visit will no doubt
be of great value tq this section.
In addition to other progressive steps
that have been taken along educational
lines in this section, this year marks the
beginning of a movement towards the
centralization of the schools. From sev
eral of the school districts adjacent to
Ashburn the children ar e being carried to
and from the Ashburn school in automo
biles. This transportation is being fur
nished free to country children by the
trustees of the Ashburn public schools,
and the plan works most satisfactorily to
all concerned.
CHARLTOIFGETSirECREE
IN CARTER FUNDS CASE
SAVANNAH, Ga.. Feb. 21.—1 n the
United States court today there was
signed a decree granting to Judge Wal
ter G. Charlton, judge of the superior
court of Chatham county $2,500 from the
funds of EX-Capt. O. M. Carter, corps
of engineers U. S. A. for the defense of
Captain Carter before the courtmartial
in Savannah in 1898. Mr. Marion Erwin,
assistant United States district attorney,
filed a motion of an appeal to the circuit
court of Chatham county, $2,500 from the
money should be paid Judge Charlton
from this source.
This matter occupied the attention of
Judge Speer for two days, Judge Charl
ton taking the stand in his own behalf
during the hearing. It is expected the
disposition of the Carter funds will yet
be finally determined so far as in Judge
Speer’s power, at this sitting of the
court
CRIBB IS ARRESTED
FOR BURNING POSTOFFICE
WAYCROSS, Ga.. Feb. 21.—W. F. Cribb,
who has been held here on a warrant
charging lunacy, was given in charge of
the federal court today by Judge B. H.
Thomas, when it was shown that a fed
eral warrant charging entering and burn
ing the postoffice at Waresboro had been
issued before the other. The loss in
the Waresboro fire was $12,000.
The eounty ordinary at first bad re
fused to surrender Cribb to the federal
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HARVARD DEAN DENOUNCES
1 COST OF COLLEGE ATHLETICS
(By A>»oaiit»d Preu.)
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Briggs, in his report to President Low
ell.
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bal Ithe Harvard Athletic association,
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MANILA CARNIVAL IS
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MANILA, Feb: 21.—Manilas annual
carnival, “bigger and better’’ than ever
before, opened today. Thousands came
in from the provinces, and, as usual,
there were many visitors from China and
Japan. , *
The most novel feature was the first I
aeroplane flight in the Oriental, made
by J. C. ("Bud”) Mars, the New York
aviator, who sailed aloft in> a Baldwin
bi-plane. The exhibition excited tne
keenest interest.
The spectacular military and civic pa
geant had never been surpassed here.
The Industrial exhibits are a credit to
the promoters and the illuminations are
on a large scale and pleasing.
EDUCATORS VISIT
SCHOOL AT TUSKEGEE
MOBILE, Ala., Feb. 21,-The New
England special carrying the educators
of those states, en route for the annual
convention of the National Educational
association here Is spending today at
Tuskegee, Ala., visiting the schools un
der the control of Booker T. Washing
ton, the noted negro educator.
Early morning* trains today brought in
a number of delegates, who will take
part in Washington’s birthday celebra
tion tomorrow at which time Mrs. Ella
Flagg, the national president, of Chi
cago, will deliver an address.
BURLEY GROWERS VOTE
TO “CUT OUT” 1911 CROP
Ky., Feb. 21.-Contrary
to expectations the contention of the
Burley Tobacco union today voted to
“cut out” the 19U crop.
The amount of a -cage that can be
pledged to this movement is doubtful
because of the apparent indifference of I
members of the Burley Tobacco society. I
The convention today sent a communi- i
canon to the older society asking in?
dorsement of the action taken today.
fears are felt that a “cut out” |
will result in more night riding.
POSSES FAIL TO FIND
TRACE OF ROBBERS
GAINESVILLE, Ga., Feb. 21.—Two
posses of the three that went out this
morning in search of the five men who
on Saturday morning held up and robbed
Soutnern passenger train No. 36 near
here, returned here tonight without hav
ing discovered a trace of the hold-up
gang.
The amount of money taken from the (
express car, which was robbed, is now
said to have been between S7OO and sl,- I
400. The officials of the company, how
ever, refuse to discuss the amount.
36 BUSY HOURS ARE
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CHICAGO, Feb. 21.—Thirty-six busy
hours have oeen arranged for Theodore
Roosevelt, who will arrive here this af
ternoon. Today he will attend two re
ceptions in his own honor and deliver an
address at the 54th annual banc'Jet of
the Harvard club. A review of the boy
scouts and four speeches are on his
program for tomorrow.
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Tjy ‘ M 11 * ment Bonded Warehouse in charred oak casks to produce the smooth, mellovr
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36,443,000 HOGS ARE KILLED IN
U. S. FOR MEAT DURING PAST YEAH
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—" Pork-ea
ters” a term which may be rightfully
applied to the —>le of the United
States, if the figures just made public
by the census bureau for the year 1909
may be taken as a basis.
The figures show that during the year
4,483,000 more hbgs were killed in this
country for food purposes than all other
animals combined, including beeves,
calves, sheep and lambs, goats, kids, etc.
During the year 1909, 36,443,000 hogs
were killed for food purposes and 31,-
960,000 of all other animals.
The total number of animals slaugh
tered in the slaughter houses and meat
packing establishments during 1909 is
given as 68,403,000. These figures, how-
do not represent the entire number
JAPS ARE FLOCKING TO PERU f
AIDING IN FIGHTING
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21.—Migratory
Japanese, debarred from entering the
United States by the agreement between
the two governments, are going in large
numbers to Peru according to a report
brought here yesterday by the steamer
Uarda. Officers of the Uarda, which
called at Callao on her way here from
Europe, say that each vessel coming to
Callao from Asia carries many Jap
anese.
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of animals killed for food purposes dur- » j
ing the period which the report cov
ers, and the grand total can only be ob
tained, it is declared, upon the comple
tion of the statistics of agriculture. The
figures given are from 26,424 slaughter
houses, which include the large whple- .
sale slaughter and meat, packing
i;.<:m»nts and fertilizer tactories
dead animals are consumed. gNE
The primary purposes of this
Inquiry. It is said, was to determine
rumber <.f Indes available f >r the
facture of leather These cannot be
pleted until the statistics of agricul
are available, but the figures so far
lected place the number at 32,371,
available for hides. These figures
exclusive of hogs, from which skins
taken in only a few instances. OHM
’ 1 It Is reported that the Peruvian arrny.W
■ , which has been engaged in skirminhes 3
J with the forces of Ecuador over the 1
t boundary dispute, has in its ranks Jap- ’
• aneso soldiers, some of them veterans of
I the Russian war. ,i
II It was learned In Callao that there was
> still considerable unrest on the frontier
■ of Peru and Ecuador and that several
sharp fights had occurred recently.
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