Georgia Historic Newspapers

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THOUSANDS Pit HOMAGE
TO GEN. WILLIAM BOOTH
Body of Salvation Army Com
mander Will Lie in State
Another Day
i
(By Aik»uu<! Prwi)
LONDON. Aug. 24.—Thousands of
mourners, bent on paying homage to the
egfnmanrter-ln-chief of the Salvation
Amny. Gen William Booth, were turned
my tonight from Congress hall in
Clapton. being enable to view the body
of the late evangelist, which has been
lyAg tn gfiate for two days. It has been
Redded. Aerefore. to continue the lying
mi Monday. •
•he will be transferred to an-
''«ger rqgtn on Sunday when the hall
wifi be used for the Salvation Army
g aegrieen -
A wreath sent by Queen Mother Alex
«s laid at General Booth's bier
he inscription read:
i memory of General Booth, to
a whole nation owe* an eternal
gratitude for the services he
to suffering humanity.
) “ALEXANDRA.”
a where the funeral service is
to take place, is so vast that it has
beer, decided to throw the words of the
prggers and hymns used during the cere
mdny onto a screen.
Representatives are expected to attend
th< funeral from many parts of the
wcffld. No fewer than 6.690 representa
tiws of provincial corps in the United
KSgdom have been selected to attend.
new post roads bill
SIGNED BY PRESIDENT
(By Associated Pt»m )
i WASHINGTON. Aug. 24—President
Taft tonight signed the postoffice and
post-roods appropriation bill, which car
ries approximately >266.000.000. After
the bin was signed. Representative
Moca of Tennessee, chairman of the
hougp t arr niittee on poetoffices and post
rotkd*. appointed the house members of
Ethe committee provided for tn the bill.
Ot* the commission to investigate the
pneumatic tube service were named
Representatives Blackmon of Alabama,
and Murdock of Kansas; to look into sec
ond-dass mail matter and compensation
for railroad mail service. Representa
tive* Lloyd of Missouri, Tuttle of New
Jervwy, and Weeks of Massachusetts;
ft on the commission to investigate and re
port on Federal post-roads. Shackleford
of Ifisaottr!. Lee of Georgia, McGilli
cuddy of Maine, and Madden of Illinois,
and Austin of Tennessee.
LOUISIANA SOLONS
HOLD 12-DAY MEET
,'By A**oci*tod Fro**.)
BATON ROUGE. La.. Aug. 24-—The
general aasetpbly of Louisiana concluded
an extraordinary session of twelve days
this afternoon, after voting for the sub
mission of proposed constitutional amend
ments providing for sweeping changes in
the system of taxation in Louisiana.
i Chief among the features of the pro
posed amendments is the segregation of
a t »te and local revenues. Govenor Hall
declared to the legislative commute
which notified him of the completion of
the‘labors of the general assembly that
that body had accomplished, in his opln-
I ion. ‘the greatest pieice of constructive
legislation in the history of this com
monwealth” ,* »*4
WOMAN LIGHTWEIGHT
WHIPS HER HUSBAND
(By Associated Pros*.)
CHICAGO Aug. 23.—Emil Brand, a
teamster who »s six feet and two inches
tall, entered Judge Hopkins' court yes
terday with one discolored eye, a bleed
ing ear and two teeth missing
I A few minutes later Mrs. Brand, who
wMgh* 96 pounds, appeared to prosecute
her husband on a charge of beating
L . “Phe says I beat her, judge,” said
Brand “Do you think it looks like it?"
• the face of the evidence.” the
cotlrt said. T would say it doesn't.”
| “Well, I had to defend myself,” spoke
up Mrs. Brand. "Besides this is the first
decision Tve gotten over him.”
Testimony showed Brand had started
the trouble and ho was fined.
TOUGHEST WOOD IN
WORLD FOR CANAL
(B v AsaociAtad Pr>ti )
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—The strong
est. toughest most durable wood tn the
world and the kind best able to resist
the dreaded “teredo” which destroys ev
erything but metal and stone Ln tropical
waters, is the green heart of British
Guina. according to the Panama canal
< engineers. After comparing it with the
best American timbers and the noted iron
bark wodd from Australia, the engineers
have selected green heart for the con
struction* of the miter sills in the lock
gates of the canal. About L 400,000 feet of
the wood will be required.
THE WAY OUT
Change of Food Brought Suc
cess and Happiness
An ambitious but delicate girl, after
j tailing to go through school on account
K of nervousness and hysteria, found in
Grape-Nut* the only thing that seemed
K to build her up and furnish her the peace
of health
“From infancy,” she says. “I have not
been strong Being ambitious to learn
R at any coat I finally got to the High
School, but soon had to abandon m>
studies on account of nervous pros tra
il tion and. hysteria.
”My food did not agree with me. I
grew thin and despondent. 1 could not
enjoy the simplest social affair for I
suffered constantly from nervousness tn
spite of all sorts of medicines.
“This wretched condition continued un-
L tn I was twenty-five, when I became
j Interested in the letters of those who had
! . cases like mine and who were getting
well by eating Grape-Nuts.
“I had little faith but procured a box
‘ and after the first dish I experienced a
peculiar satisfied feeling .that I had nev-
L er gained from any ordinary' food. I
p»‘<- slept and rested better that night and
in a few days began to grow stronger.
. "I had a new feeling of peace and rest
fulaees. In a few weeks, to my great
Joy. the headaches and nervousness left
me and life became bright ana hopeful.
’ I resumed my studies and later taught
ten months with ease—of course using
r. Grape-Nuts every day. It is now four
year* since I began to use Grape-Nuts. I
am the mistress of a happy home, and
_ \ the old weakness has never returned.”
| \Name given by the Postum Co., Battle
▼ Creek. Mich.
’Theres a reason.” Read the little
book. “The Road to Wellville,” in pkgs
Ever read the above letter?
A new one appears from time
to time. They are genuine,
true, and full of human inter
est
Ijr ‘ *
Tabulated Returns of Wednesday’s Primary in Georgia
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Governor U 8 Senator Attorney State School I Peualon P I’rioon Commissioner of I C Gr * 7 Comtni'saion r S<l R It' Commission. R. R. Commission.
Governor. U. s. senator o rn er*l Supt. | Commlwiopar. , Commission. Agriculture. 1 Appeal*. commission.
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Carroll || 770| 71| 884 »•< 8 2« j I.®’® 576 480 11761| 380 1255 M 520 II 3g| w) g<| 25 I<(| 2U *
Catoosa || 105! 5| 138 «}: j’J JJ® *' 178 || 120| 134| 10»]| 198 181 || 27 i| 2 1| 57| 38 931 154| I>6|| 113| 238
Charlton || 51f 50| 328 , *J{ J}’ , i, 405 ”8, 89 136 g g<o| 2>2gg| 13 g 7g9| j 79 ggJgJ lg4|J| 79J)
Chatham || 325| 2ffl| 3.668 ’' 44l 4771 ’•’’L 1 * ’ * 77 <i . 2072 2 «I 3358 283 gg| 9g) 152 iog|( ?J gg) J 55 gg( lg 4) ieg)l 97| 1H
Chattahoochee. 70| ll| 170 km 2fill 265 lei IM 51! ” 83 384 334|| 236| 256| 339|| 524 295|| 564| 69| «51 134 390 j 290| 159|| 185| 653
Chattooga || 281| 43] 637 469 l ' 407 H 694 l 261 l 286 584 190 671 83 384 gig H soj l 7gl) 7gg|| 990 g9oi) m , 42|) m) 3BJ 19g ] 73S | 746| | M4 | 122 8
Cherokee || 48l| «9| 1,619 L>ol| 781|| I,BBl| 585| 591 1197 ® ® 22 1 0l ,<« 593|| 58| 251| 753|| 592 47»|| 668| 43| 198| 109 105| 454| 452|| 291| 698
Clarke.. .. -.. • » 79 °l 21311 8401 402,1 169 879,1 2821 780,1 1 »156 -158 II *3«9| I *W| | •«! II I ‘l®®.
Clay.. .. - ...|| 13t| 68| 281 «35| || x246| || *24«|| | *19311 •••• 55011 ” 555 295 90| 585 33«|| 427| 131| 2141 148 114| 570| 255f| 4S4| 378'
Clayton || 2611 38| 654 559| SBB|| 428| 501|| 286 647 || 2 20| 70»|| ' 872 287 glg 811|] 70( 12e) B 0 17J| 249 | M<n 2 57| 374
Clinch.. .. « ..|| l«0| 61| 468 405| 25«|| 581| 105|| 164 489|| 182| 490|| 102 145 408 33 186 j 4? 1J44 J 7 9, 32#1 832 487 | 1>342( IJ42 || 7831 2>221
Cobb || 748| 102|2,264 3,096| 870|| 2,102| 778|| 808 2 ,227|| 8531 2,14«|| 222 860 1.8-5 68 . I 1.213 1 g 10g<
Colle. 657| ' 85| 1,081 9 «*l "3|| 1.232! 425|| 666 1,028|f 616| 1,054|| 72 1.125 525 606 602 486 ggg(f 7g2| 9gl
Colquitt || 373| 531| 853 1.090| 588'1 1,320| 457|| 768 970 482 1,239 106 630 992 4v*| II f ( ( ( ( (| (
Columbia || 83' 44| 895 | II I II •" •• • ‘ ••• •• •; ‘' I'l ' **' I'l ’ i’m || ’ *»4«| 480| 260|| 1.150 462|| 731| 144| 570| 205 330| 8651 585|| «19| 1035
Coweta || 531 f 89| 1,015 1,157| 394|| 910| 715|| 398 12331 457 11651 257 267 ggg i 47) i 2gJ 28g!) n| ui; JIB Bg , Jlß| 2|<(| 204| 2 „
Crawford || 4®| 438| 59 450| 87|| 4321 1«1|| 118 43«| 1111 454 18 2 7 3471| 7gg ggg(( 29<1 g7| 17g] g 77 2g7) 560[ O0|( 49g|
Crisp || 3091 3881 758 952| 387|| 1,141| 2«9|| 560 85 91| 348, 1,0«7|| 224 350 81 I * I gg|j ggg|j 2gj| Jg| sg] u lgg , 142[ 7J . (| 4s| 3J4
Dade || 145| 14| 254 290| 106|| 807| 78|| 126 267 100 294 ) 55 121 14011 401 100| 27«|| 201 I«7|| 219| 49| 4«| 49 70| 137| l«0|| 139| 239
Dawson || 70| 5| 384 137| 304|| 213| 186|| 87 336 80 329 | 30 205 14JI «i I ggg H 9g| 84g| 2gß 8gl( 708| m|( gg2] j ,q 4 i
Decatur || 734| 142! 841 1.092| 499|| 1,288| 402|j '578 Lilt 46? \ 221 188 418 11181 545| 592| 778|| 1.227 67«|| 1,065| 276| 387| 181 187| 1195| 53S|| 564| 1324
DeKalb || 816| 33| 1,093 1.094| 714|| 1.2981 598|| 409 150411 4411 1452,1 184] 578 ■ 714(J g7l) IJ3) 177 f 2gß g7g) 48gj 67g || 492 | 949
Dodge || 185| 604| 714 799| «18|| l,oll| 441|| 448 l,001|! 332| 1,139|| 120| 513 «04 344 418 b S J7?| Jgg| 3J2 lgg , 49g| 352!| 4gl)
Dooly || 291| 393| 333 713| 282|| 850| 141|| 292 70 4|| 205| 795|| «4| 339 535 3.8 232 4 lgg) gl , ggs| gM(| 4 „
Dougherty || 74| 553| 388 695| 95|| 583| 29«|| 181 594|| 113| 934|| 3«| 1«9 828 190 373 „ t U | | | || |
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Early II 192| 375| 553 563| 511|| 799| 263|| 349 . 695i| | i.U. 75 31. 62 " * .. g j 2 38 I«4|| 228| ■ 14| 61| 94 61| 95] 215|| 303| 183
Echols || 30| 13| 853 2<2| B«|| 199| 205|| 92 317|| 154| 205|| 183 80 1 I I I ggi ggg}| JggJ gJ | , 39g , 3g 107( 380) lgg || IB9 | 487
Effingham || 116| 124| 392 428| 195|| 565! 75 146 , 481|| B«6| 263 550 31 6«l 1-. J. 2 091 755 874|| 731| 153| 391| 347 184| 657| 7»o|| «71| 951
Elbert ' ..|| 465| 54] 1,137 929 l 886 1 l 1.053 J 416|| 505 1189l| 313| 1338!| 91] 794 <8 II I . 748| - 319| 396] 479 4991 484| 942|| 996| 898
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Fannin.. <> 10 373 3 8 T| l«l|| SMI Oil ISI MJII Ml Mill »• ’«! ‘‘J ' IM IM| 3M| SOS ,11| <<T| SIM 7<7| J 37
Fayette || 314| 38| 705 619| 396|| 488| 549|| 237 8041 250| 796 34 298 70s I 733 ■> .. -. | | M »l| || | -897
Floyd u|| 854| 124] 1,717 x74o| || x7lß| •«25|| .] *Bl4 ....... 161 2 4*g| 519 703|| 975 ■ 4261) 665| 347 175| 175 334| 479| 47*711 4X3| 941
Forsyth || 324] 404| 1,180 «70f 792|| 916| 46611 475 966|| 357 1116 181 520 680 2 | ggi
Franklin.. .. ...|| *9o| 135] 1.288 1.253, l,ool|] 1,23!| 1,066|j 681 l.« 17 «o®l 1.497 W 160 1.12,1 3 36 ' 2 g7OI 2>BB2 || 5449 8.635|| 5.274| 1.122] 1,330] 945 1299| 5202| 2284|| 3748| 591
Fulton.. .. „~H 2,529] 158| 6,209 6,880| 2,228|| 6,443| 2,22111 W® 6.15«1| 2.895 647 959 2,811 - I 30 917 '|j 933] ~| 1| 6 1| 908| 3l|| 44] 903
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Harris II ■ 2821 591 481 564| 234|| 427| 399|| 276 550|| 201| 620]] 16| 308 449|| I . ..a KI7II 7431 220' 454] 507 811| 683] 958' 734| 1194
Hart ..”.*l* |l 600| 122] 1,247 999| 717|| 1,084] 855|| 719 1215|| 435] 1497|| ISO] 455 309|| 519] I,oß j' g7 ‘ 2g . 171 |i j 7B 101] 112] 65 179| 113| 114|| 152|
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Henry .2Z .. 481 68 943 9 ®5; 441|| 760| «07|f 414 10 67|| - 2911 1031 fl 51| 281 1,082 381 761 282 845 4 «l ug| ' 106| 4 51| 408|| 451| 581
Houston.. -.J] 119| <3B| 371 ’ 840 145 l 391 H 158, l 213 828 H 197 l 849 H 88 l 320 ??? ?ao •*-! vgah 485 34811 336] 60! 251] 343 194] 216! 445|| 810] 553
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Towns 77 » 824 «9| 13711 300| 85|| 74 311|| 52| 326|| 36| 129 110|| 147] 163] 67] 375 Jl®. 23 J 23 33
Troup ... ” 375 45 870 9 ® B l 344|| 633| 553]] 202 9 88|| 406| 765]| S6| 394 698|| 424] 347] 421 697 47 389 101 283 333 242 478
Trner . 237 108 801 42 ®l 292 H 446 l 282 H ■ 287 445|| 200| 529|| ■ 48| 254 420|| 287] 189| 254|| 859 341 259 49 195 313 i
Turner _.. . 237 IQ3 >Ol ggi| gg|( 329) 90)| I g < g g ?4| 10g| 24g)| uo 302 22 7 >0 80 83 35 373 13
Umon . , | 309 ....... 191 894 l 167 H 806 l 88 U 131 38411 1081 388J] 64] 181 168|| 201] 214| 78|l 379 103| 154 1« 24 43 104 156 J} 8 ” 2 ”
Upron”. *1 ..II 133 114 712 634| 313|| 543| 413|| 161 804|| 198| 75711 50| 356 541|| 249| 560] 155|| 585 361(1 892 88 263 308 2 3 386 670 .80
.. ! 346 84 829 761 401 | 766| 310|| 300 797 275| 805|| 77] 550 1.047|| 253] 433] 1.077| 923 821] 770 277 242 454 193 888 571 834 907
Wklton* . . 534 6311,164 1.121] 637]| 1.069| 780|| || 528| 1,243|| 147| 550 887|| 396] 362| 304|| 667 336] 610 96 144 180 477] 415| 185], 159 950
Ware ” ” . 841! 42 768 1.058| 544|| 1,312] 310|| 673 1.046|| 555 1,078|| 279] 786 557|| 673] 489| 468|| 979 711] 816 126 515 152 201| 682 , 312 ,
Washington 416] 442| 869 1.175| 500|| 1,145| 533|| 587 1,0231] 505| 1,177|| 254| 629 946|| 910| 548] 248|| 808 .. . 717 131 456 402 294| 603]
Wayne 826] 46| 752 598| 490|| 838| 285|| 368 855|| 320| 795|| 56] 722 320|| 450| 282| 389|| 431 6«0 827 114 18 J, X IJ 2071 4 ” 1 62 lgg F
Webster.. ...II 81] 51| 131 187| 63|| ..314] 38]| 47 204|| 62| 210]| 219| 50 166|| 65| 76] 99|| 99 1 2 « 80 9 130 18 47 134
White || 172| 75| 424 335| 520]t 400| 293|| 259 443|| 169| 606|| 126| 319 243|| 133| 374| 199|| 330 358 | -< I g 74( g ggg | lggg
Whitfield.. .. *.,H 5581 140| 1,180 1,036] 790!] 1,128| 646|| 610 1.15411 653| 1,162|| 199] 622 196|| 847] 641] 364 1.254 482 842 fß|
Wilcox || 193] 140| 534 ’ s l<| 317|| 685| 171|| 230 630|| 193| 661|| 57| 250 52|| 140| 157 564 382 484 385 44 146 2.6 3« JJ. JJJ ggg
Wilkes.. ......|| 271| 57| 838 642| 507|| 736| 417|| 306 853|| 329] 823(1 71| 542 521|| 165| 705 287 •••••■• M 1 1421 *' 209 116] 353 243|| 260] 452
Wilkinson.. .. '--II ®1! 3041 368 421| '. 389|| 665| 173|| 297 428|| 94| 638|| 123| 221 366j| 227| 351| 145 167 , 1801 483 555|] 394| 766
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AMERICAN TROOPS
NEEDED IN NICARAGUA
(Bt Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.-Commend
ing the attitude of the state department
In sending into Nicaragua marines to
protect American lives and property Sen
ator Thornton of Louisiana today had
read to the senate a telegram from the
New Orleans progressive union protest
ing against legislation to prohibit the
sending of American troops into foreign
territory. ,
OLYMPIC HEROES ARE
LIONIZED BY SOCIETY
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 3-The celebration
In honor of America's victorious Olympic
athletes will begin tonight with a series
of social functions. The parade and re
view will take place tomorrow. All the
preparations for this were completed
early today, provision being made for
about 30,000 marchers.
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THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. ATLANTA. GA.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1912.
Roads Constructed With
Valuable Stone Thought
Tobe Only Common Rock
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
GADSDEN, Ala., Aug. 33—Without
knowing what the material really was or
the value of it, the road superintendent
of. Calhoun county was constructing
roads with crushed black marble which
is valued at >3O per cubic foot.
Judge J. A. Bilbro, of Gadsden, made
the discovery while driving by a road
crew at work. He was told where the
“rock” was obtained, and now what was
thought to have been a barren stone hill
is covered with options and said to be
worth millions of dollars.
According to authorities there are
only two other black marble quarries in
America, one at Renfalls, N. T., the oth
er at Shoreham. Vt.
Judge Bilbro expects to develop the
property at an early data *
COOSA RIVER DAM BILL
IS VETOED BY MR. TAFT
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.—President
Taft tonight vetoed the Coosa river dam
bill. The president’s message state!
that his disapproval was based upon the
general principle that no water power
legislation should be enacted without
provision to recompense the government
in some proportion.
The bill was to give the Alabama
Power company the right to build a dam
across the Coosa river 7 miles above
Wetumpka, Ala.
A Piker
LAKE CHARLES, La., Aug. 24.—E. H.
Wilcox, whose home is said to be In
Indianapolis. Ind., was brought here
yesterday from Houston to answer to
the charge of having embezzled >SOO
from a local packing company, of which
he was formerly the cashier. Wilcox
is 23 years old.
MR. HIRAM HENDERSON
IS KILLED BY LIGHTNING
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
MAYSVILLE, Ga„ Aug. 24.—Mrs. Hen
derson. ■tylfe of Hiram Henderson of this
place, was killed by lightning this even
ing at 6 o’clock. She was dressing a
chicken on the back porch near a chain
swing. It is thought the lightning was
conducted to her from the roof by the
chain. Death was instantaneous.
By the Gas Route
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.—Despondent be
cause of illness and the fact that one of
her seven children had infantile paraly
sis, Mrs. Louis Niniman, 35 years of
age. wife of a wheelwright, killed her
6-year-old boy and tried to kill herself
and her 4-weeks-old baby by gas as
phyxiation last night. Neighbors dis
covered thew Oman’s action in time to
save her life and that of the baby, but
the crippled boy, a lad of 4, was taken
from her arms dead.
Antioch Man Sells
Oysters In Zion;
Prophet Is Sore
ZION CITY, 111., Aug. 24.—Wilbur
Glenn Vollva, overseer in Zion City,
last night, seised another opportunity
to give expression to his wrath re
garding the path in which his followers
shall walk. This time the overseer did
not scold his followers, but forbade
them patronising a restaurant which
has been started in the town and whose
keeper not only serves pork to his cus
tomers, but announces that oysters will
appear on the bill of fare In season.
These articles of food were among
those forbidden by the late John Alex
ander Dowie to be served within the
City’s borders when he founded Zion
City. The man who owns the restau
rant hails from Antioch. 111.
“No son of Satan from Antioch can
come into Zion and disobey the rules
of the institution without feeling the
heavy hand of my wrath." said Vollva.
OPERATOR DEAD AT KEY;
WRECK BARELY PREVENTED
(By Associated Press.)
OROVILLE, Cal., Aug. 22.-F. R. Cin
clair. Western Pacific railroad operator
at Belden, 55 miles from here, sat at hia
key dead of heart disease yesterday
while the Oroville dispatc-ner tried fran
tically to 'raise'' Belden to transmit dis
patches that would prevent a train col
iirion.
Persistent calling over the wire
brought no response. Then the Oro
ville dispatcher telephoned to citisens
of Belden, who hurried to the station
and found the operator dead.
MEMPHIS MAN KILLED
WITH BABY IN ARMS
HUNTSVILLE, Ala., Aug. 24.— Douglas
Yancey, of Memphis, was instantly killed
last night by an electric wire. Yancey
was carrying his baby when he stum
bled and fell against a pole where his
hand came In contact with a live wire.