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ONLY ONE CASE INDOOR RIFLE POLICE COURT RANGE HERE. MOUNT ROYAL ,'ALL OFFICERS ••METHODISTS 'HOSPITAL DID* COMES TO PORTl RE-ELECTED.! IN ALBANY. NOT REFUSE Fine Record For Begii- Will Be Used ByThom- ning ot New Tear; j asville Guards. Instruc j 500 fassenger^ Arrives The city of Atlanta and the rest tive and Unique Affair. | Moiih Overdue. Canadian Vessel With Calmly Commissioners |H«Id important Mission* No Application Made for 5flfti*as«pnGprv' arrive i Hold Session Yeskrccy I ary Meeting For aext*j Negro-Use Unknown Cspt Smith ttam. j* Two Days. j To Any Official. ot the larger cities are bragging the number ot cases In their police courts being so small and the line general conditions of the criminal parts of their business. They haven’t The members of Company A., of Queenstonn, Jan. T.—The over- The County Commlsloners of The members of the Met.iodlst Times-En ter prise: the llrst lnfrantry Georgia state 1 due steamer Mount Royal, of the Thomas County held their first see- church are looking forward with noj y 01ir reporter | n his statement u troops under the captaincy of W. Canadian Pacific Railway Atlantic sfon of the year nt the usual time little Interest to the .Mossionary In- the inquest held upon the body i W. Jarrell are making great prog- Steamship line, which was bound In the directors room of the Bank stitute of. the Thomasville district • , he colored man, Bill Donalrtsou. less in their work at this time. 1 for St. John, X. B., from lx>ndon of Thomasville, with their Chair- which will be called to order todayl who )s 8ald to have d | ed from nes • thing on ua for our Po ce our TJ)e} . are ,„. ei)arlng to i ns t| tute a and Antwerp, with about 500 pas- main, Capt. E. M. Smith, presiding, in Albany at 3:30 by Rev. A. M.J Iec( state , that an effort had been new feature that will prove both In- sengers aboai J, was sighted off Old The usual routine butiness was Williams. D. D.. presiding elder of j made j 0 get hlm lnto the c , ty lloa . structive and fascinating to all tak- Head of Klmaleat, 10 miles west of transacted and bills ordered paid. the distii.t. /Tho name Indicates; plta] wh(cd for aome reason had this port, early today, Just one After the buslnesss session, the the nature of the work to be done.J fa | led As president ot the Hospl- tifle range which Is on the way. j month nfter the date ot hen depar- officers for the coming year were The mlslonary Interests ot the taI j des i re to state that after ttte It will be Installed In the armory ture from Antwerp. The vessel was elected. Capt. E. M. Smith wtu church within the bounds of the arms In the city limits sometime In an( j can be uied b} . the pre _ proce( , d | n g 8 i 0 wly under her own unanimously and enthusiastically district, both home and foreign, paratlon for their work on the out- steam, and signalled that she was elected to rerve for the coming year >' ill he dUcussed and plans pro- C°l. T. N. Hopkins was In court d(Jor range Two nights In the making for this port. She made no Judge J. 8. 1 Montgomery also met Jccted for the new year. 1 . •ad ably defended the negro of lbs mon(a wl „ ^ devoted t0 thin prac- signals Indicating what had been the approval of the Board and they. The South Georgia confercnco ticc and the other two, the second the cause of the delay of her rc- re-elected him ns Secretary. I leads all the conferences of the con- and third Mondays will be tbe reg- turn. j Captain Smith has proven the. ventlon In Its gifts for missions ular drill nights. This will prove' Had Trouble With nollers. most energetic and unfailingly and the Thomasville district Is the an Innovation that will be apprccl-j Queenstown, Jan. 7.—The long faithful officer that the county has banner missionary district of the overdue steamer Mount Royal ever had, doing at .nil times every- conference, aeren missionaries be- sbows even less than any in the state Yesterday there appeared before the Mayor but one offender, that be- , lag part. This will be a miuatur ing a negro Willie Richardson, a ydung boy charged with firing of •ms in th December. ! d charge. The eridence as submitt ed showed to the conclusiveness of tbe mind of tbe Mayor that tbe boy was guilty. The evidence was decidedly confilctlng and th. Col. rc >(ed ^ uied ~ th , boy , ******** * B **® u * t *** thereupon. Thl , The range Is so constructed that steamed slowly Into Queenstown to- thing that was possible for tho f"g supported by the district. Eor| any knowledge of his did not meet with the approval ef yoH can , hoot wlth , ir , ct)caI | y the day. and news of her safety was rc- Pood ot his constituency and with the new year eren larger things are Mayor and a flat of twelva and cost was given the offender. | If thin good work can go on It will be hardly necessary to have a new Mayor from a lack of work In tkat same result as you would on a celved with gladness in shipping impartiality’ nn d without fear or fa- contemplated. I thousand yard range, In the space of circles. She had on board SOO Hun- T °r. It Is a distinct* and deserved Of special Interest this year will fifty feet. There la a special riffle, garlan Immigrants and a crew of compliment that he rhould be call- he the work of Rev. F. A. Ratcliffs , 22 calibre, especially made for this about 100. j ed to serve the county again In that district missionary evangelist. Mr. . purpose upon which Is placed the' Trouble with her boilers com- capacity and the county Is to be RatcllRe, who is especially qual- dlrectlon. The work of the Present^ regu , ar Krtg j orgflnion ,| g jR, and pe lled her to put back. Shortly af- heartily congratulated that he wil ( H>*d for this work, will visit the Mayor has been thoroughly efficient] th# ||ght te ad]aatcd to wlut<!ver j ter leaving the British coast, she <n- Accept the position. ; neglected portion, of the district, . range the soldier may wish to shoot’ countered serious violent gales. She Judge Montgomery likewise is a hold evangelistic services and and decidedly to the advantage ef the dty from a financial standpoint, Th# regular balls eye Is so madej battled with heavy weather for a thorough efficient and competent of- minister to those who are not ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Several Lota Sold at the Coart House Yesterday. taUjar'TFdaj being the lint Tues day Yn' the month tho lots advertised for sale by the Ordinary and admin lsthators during ths month were disposed of to various - bidders. There were several very valuable pieces of property brought good prices. The following pieces were sold; Lot on Stephens street, belong ing to tbe estate ot Geo. W. Wil liams. $300, to Billie Moore, col. Sold by M. A. Fleetwood, adm. Vacant lot on Oak street, be longing to eetate of Buck Hall, $76. To Marla Kennedy by M. A. Fleet- wood, admr. $28 acres belonging to estate of J K. Philips, $1,825, land lying with In that If shooting accurately the bul-! fortnight and until Christmas eve Aclal and has handled the affaln en- ***y reach of established churches. let will strike tome six Inches from the bulls eye at which the gun le aimed, and strike another smaller bulls eye almost Invisible. ’ This .will prove that If a candidate; was on a range and so shot that he would have made a score at thousand yard range. most thorough Investigation I find that no effort of any kind was ever made to have this man taken to tne Hospital. The Hospital was estab lished and Is supported chiefly for the relief of thlk class of Pauper pa tients who are unable to help them selves. Donaldson would have been gladly admitted and the best service within our means rendered him had Rlon. President. The abovtj statement from Judge, Hopkins President of the Hospital N welcomed and gladly published. In extenuation ot tbe statement as above quoted tbe Tlmee-Enterprlse wishes to state thst the Information was official, being furnished by the coroner, who was Informed that such Respectfully, H. W. itO when serious trouble with her boll- trusted to his cbsrge with cure snd Hls setary will be provided for by ^ »p P Hcattom had been made by ers developed. Although tho on- decisive nbilty. The commission- ‘I>« self-suportlng chsrges of the Hwnoon(> Da>le j, WJK> Bttend . glne-room staff succeeijd In obta n- ers elected Mr. Berry Johnson road district. j the caBe out 6 , , ymp ,thy for W.y. district.! R«- V. V. Rcovllle, of Whlgham, ^ ^ and-Rev. W. E. Towoson, of Boston. ^ ^ hfh>tended dolncreo bllt both having reen rervleo ,n th. for- ^ ^ no appI|caUoD tng a moderate supply ot steam, the overseer for the weather was such that the captain there being a (.vacancy in that dll reluctantly decided that it was best trlct, all others being elected at the to make for the British coast, which the meeting In December, course wss adopted. The other distances nre also fli ed In a like manner. This accord- sold and all' ,n * t0 tl,08e wno have ,r,cd 11 one of the most fascinating and en tertaining sports that come un dcr the jurisdiction of the military. This will prore the shooting quall-i ties of a man and he will be com pelled to show a certain amount of ability in this range before they will be allowed to shoot on the regular long distance range, wheu the time for spring practice comes. ■ WRECK TO BE (ENTERPRISES INVESTCIATEDj PROJECTED Comnissien Orders In- WON Shows Decided In* crease in Industrial World-K. R. lor Albany here as the. Capital City Club, Driv- Vestigation at Ince. 3 Dead, Many Injured. -file Kall- elgn mission fields—the forjner In) Cuba and the latter In JapA—will * - u ■. / v. moat valuable Institution in the and has 4 frevtsK been' knotn 'I fuse anyone admittance, no • mat how poor or needy. The rule hn* always been to take especially (boat who could not obtain treatment 4 he heard at the Institute. Mr. Sco- vllte will speak Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock on "My Impresrlon of Cuba,” and Mr. Towson Wednesday, at the same hour, on "Japan." 1 The business sessions of. the meet ing will be held at ff a. m. and 2:30 anywhere eke, and they sincerely regret that this case was not sent P. m. and public preaching service,_ proper could at. 11a. m. and 7:30 p in. The Work ot the Woman’s For eign and Home Mission Societies ■1 To n Generous Public: As Financial Secretary tor the I will be’presented Thursday at 10 Columbus, Ga., Jan. 1.—The Oeor- »• ■*»• b >’ Mr> - w - E - Oannaway and 0eorg | g industrial Home or Mam- ford Home as It Is known to many, tag 1-2 mile of Dillon, near Herd’s i„ g club, Athletic Club snd similar Pond to A. M. Watson. | social organizations. It means that Four lots In Moultrtff, 75 seres In small clubs. 1 organized purely Colquitt county, town lot In Pavo dispense liquor and attempting and 100 acres near Pavo. Sold by h|<lc under the law, will have .a Mamie F. Davis, admr for J. W. thorny road. I Davis to P. C. Davis. Consideration $1,500. I Vasbti's At the Carnival. | (From Thursday’s Dally.) ! LOCKER CLUBS. j Mr. Weaver, the manager and ow j - ; ner of the carnival has tendered th j Not place of Business Rules Judge shows and grounds to the girls out J. T. Pendleton. j at the Vashtl Home today at three I o'clock. At that time they will al j Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 8. road Commission this morning or- Bln and Alabama Industrial Indexj Mrs. G. C. Johnson ! dered the Southern Railway to sub- says In Its Issue of this week: j j; e v a m Williams and Rev. J, 1 I appeal to the charitabla people of mit a full report on yesterday’s "Despite the magnlfirlent record j:. Outler of this city are In atten-' Thomasville for financial help, wreck near Hiram, when there were of .the past twelve months the first dance and will take prominent parts as you may know we are non- i three person killed and more than week of the new year witnessed n in the meeting. : denominational, but are dependent i eighty injured. The ^Investigation remarkable Industrial Impetus In .— upon voluntary contributions entlre- beglns today or tomorrow. The sec- Georgia /id Alabama in the unfold- constructed betwoen Atlanta and De-| j y f or support. We have about 105 tlon of the road where the accident Ing «f new plans and In tbe actual catur, Ga. Preliminary work has | unfortunate children who are now occurred has not yet been Inspected beginning of undertakings previous- been begun upon the construction of j n ncc d. As God has blessed you, op- by the commission, but will be at ly projected representing a total or electric street and Btirburbnn lines! e n your hearts and help us. Please once. No other deaths are reported Investments that rearli Jlterolly Into at Drunswlck, t»a. In a few days give your name and contribution to today. Railroad official* say they the millions. To those who keep in the btiildlnB of electric street rail-! Mr> M A< Fleetwood of your city way lines and a power plant nt Atlanta. Ga., Jan. 7.—Judge John | )e present to enjoy the many attrac T. Pendleton in his charge to the tlons offered by this company. Fulton grand Jury this morning In- gvery year this has been done and It terpreted the meaning of "locker j s a so „ rco G f much pleasure and clubs.” joy to the girls, who have no kind Judge Pendleton held that a club fathers and mothers to take them In a large city that p ;ld the t ix, in an( j vvfio, arc deprived of so which members had private locker*, m in v of the joys dear to the hearts was not a place-of business, pro- n f children. The management! vlded that outsiders were not taken ., rc? t0 thankful heartily for their into It indiscriminately. generosity and thoughtfuIInesH to- Ho stated that where such clubs warf j t h e orphan girls, harbored touch with industrial n.Tiiins in two states, the occurrences of tho cost of about $150,000 will be be- wee!; ara an indication of the exten- gun at Americus, Ga. About the hive development, upon a solid foun- same sum will be expended at Ma- riation, that 190S holds In tore. Of con, Ga., In extending electric street the various items reported by the railway lines and In improving .pow Index for the week, those relating to er plant. Iding transportation facilities) "Wilhing thirty days work will bo most in nl pro-; few prung up In small towns 'of a hundred Inhabitants, and had a Hscriminate clientele,' that such Ur, in- don’t know what caused the wreck. The wreck occurred at trestle be tween Dallas and Hiram, Ga. The trestle was over what is known as Cooper Mine creek. Five pullmans with their human freight went down Into the mud. The Cool'.er special is an annual pr excursion run from Cleveland, Ohio are to Florida points and Cuba under, parr, the direction of General Passenger n|'.w j Agent Coolver, of'the Big Four sys- or ii : torn. It started from Cleveland ;it 000, | 12:25 p. m. i:i two sections. j ! Most of those on the train came, gaui? ! to Atlanta hotels and bad their in-! twee* j juries cared for by physicians. j Surveys have been begun of a route by her mother and sister, Mrs. Frank Harris of Pavo spent! Vhe trestle on which the accident for a railway to be built between hn- C. Hinson and Mrs. J. V. Burl u , who will forward to me. Any amounts gratefully received. Fraternally, J. O. HARRIS. Financial Secretary. • Gardner In the City. In another column appears the ad • T * RW-i nd Fort Gaines, Alabama, ,er $1,000,000. rtant. 1 »:ir> have been made t» locks i:i the Tombigbe. Alabama at a co>:t of nd work will be begun in nj Mrs. H. H. North of Brunswick ivs. A company has been or i vho has been spending the Christ* 1 to construct a railway be . maK Ifoll.lajn with her parent-*, re upon improvements at Fort’ verttsoment of Sumpter" Hammond, Ithln our city. Geinesville, and Atfnnta turned home yesterday, accompanied places could not be called locker, Tuesday in the city for a short time clubi^ properly, and were liable to the law for violating the prohlbi- Messrs W. S. and H E. Bullock of tlon law. This statement defines Ochlochnee were In the city for a tbe status of suck organizations short time Tuesday. occurred was about 200 yards long.j terprjFe. Ala., and Chipley, Fla. A The engine struck fhe telegraph, company Is being organized to build| ter and little son Master J. R. poles beside the track and for sever al hours no details of the wreck were available. a railway between Albany, Ga.. andl Mr. Remer Singletary of Ocblcch some point in Florida, via Newton, nee spent Tuesday In the city on Ga. An electric railway Is to be' business. who proposes to enter the gardening work In the city during the next year. Ho Is a competent worker and possesses the tools necessary for th proper carrying on of the v/ork. This will fill a long felt want to many people,of the town a.s heretofore this sort of work was almost Impossible of fulfillment. lie will attend to both flower and vegetable gardens a a reasonable stipend. Mrs. Bd McRee of Kinderlou was In town For * short visit to rotative* INDISTINCT PRINT'.