Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19??, February 10, 1911, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textrqss Evening Herald. WAYCROSS, GA., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1911 i BANDIT FLED TO POLICE fflCJ.MB JO ESCAPE VICTIMS ,RE DMHIH ; jg Tables Were Reversed and Highway- — man Barely Escaped With His J“ “ “ Z l .yfr, all of next week in their mammoth j canvas gpcra house which i« fully equipped with comfortable opera chairs, heating apparatuses and elec tric lights. This company is well known in the South and produces some of the lat- Washington, D. C., Feb. ,10. Sena- j er and up-to-date plays of the day, New York, Feb. 10. -Eight police men were required to protect a would- be highwayman from violence at the hands of men whom he had attempt ed to hold up* and rob at Jamaica, Long Island, late last night. I.aw- rence Lavin. a coal dealer was the man,- who .turned the tables on *the _ .... entering his home, when he was felled by a blow * on •the back of the head. He was "I trail only at few dol pockets", he explained la '"'TERR E LlTSoReTmPROvKo! May Yet Return to Senate for Pres ent Session. NUMBER 152 dlais in my later, “but I have to v be befflen to a frazzle before I would He wrestled and fought with his assailant for a minute or two, then, suddenly regained his feet and slug tor Teirell of Georgia was reported today as showing continued improve* ment. The paralysis of 'the right side which followed the attack of acute Indigestion when the Senator was stricken Saturday is gradually disappearing'and it is hoped now that he may be able to attend Congress before adjournment. currying a solid car load of scenery for the proper production of all the plays they offer, and will offer the people of this city an opportunity they have never had before, to see the large road and city successes foi th<? small sum of 10 cents. In speaking of the small admittance barged, the company has Its mam i WALES CHOIR i — r PARKER THEATER TOMOR ROW, MATINEE AND NIGHT, BENEFIT BUNN-BELL INSTI- Tute.. LEADERS BEGIN PLAN FOR HONDURAN PEACE Armistice Arranged Between forces of Davila and Bonilla Goes Into Effect. Waycross music loveis have pro’j ably the best opportunity of their lives to hear famous music tomorrow ut Parker theater, matinee and night. The splendid Mountain Ash ’Male Chorus v^lll give a benefit performance afternoon and night for Runn-Bell In stitute. The chorus was secured only host ill! leu pending the outcome of on a guagfcg.ee, with the understanding 1 ** ie peace conference between the en- that Waycross people would hack up j voy * tlle revolutionary and govern- the proposition with their patronage, jleaders which will take place moth lent packed nlttlitly which I* j The advance »ale indicate, I hat many 1 immediately aboard I he llnllod Stole, ike aeciot of Ita luccesa and to nils, j are going, but It la the desire of those Bimboal Taroma now In the harbor Puerto Cortez, Honduras, Feb. 10. - The armistice between the revolution-! vry forces, headed by General Ilonil-j la, and the government forces, se i cured through the friendly offices of; the officials of the United States navy at this port, was officially announced j as effective at -I o'clock yesterday! afternoon. • There will he a complete suspension OWLS WILL MEET TONIGHT AT 7:30 NO DAMAGE FOR FRUIT j THINKS WEATHER MAN j aee | ng one 0 f the plays Is In ml,! one ! In charge for every root lo lie token ,1<,re - Atlanta. Feb. 10.—While the weal It- j f ., e b( . B , , h | aj , g over offered. ' er Is considerably cooler and predlc- 0n Monday n | g | lt the company will lions are for 35 to 40 degrees for to-. prodiree that f amo us Sontlinin play night, weather authorities state, pos ' for .. Home and Honor", a sllrlln* _ J lively that there is no likelihood of 1 drama which gives the lurge nnd lal- ged'out with all his force in a right i, . . * . .. j :freeze and no present danger to the' Uncle Sam and Ordinary Banner Thomas Clash The owls will hold a great meeting at Opera House tonight commencing at 7:30 p. m. 200 new members to be initiated and there will be a good time In light. arm blow to the fellow's face. The Mghwa/mnn turned and ran, Wjijfo Lavin In close pursuit. For five blocks he kept up tho chase. Then the highwayman saw an open! ented company a chance to make ! fruit ctop. I n lends and to show some very beftu- Whlle a heavy freeze just now. fol-1 (|fn| gowns as worn by the lady mem- j lowing the rains, would work serious j lw , rg of the con ipany. Theie is apparently an interesting. 0n motion, the Mould of Govern- clash between the Ordinury of Ware j or „ 0 f th e Waycross Hoard of Trade, j damsge, the weather observer here Is j Two „ iat | nee j w m he given, on ! co “' lt l’, B - H - Thomas nnd United Btn- j having heard the explanations of Mr. ' ! A “ ** “' U '* D. G. Zelgler, with reference to the charges against him In U. S. Gourl, are ‘satfsireiTralfcT*^lslre'Tb express their confidence in bis integrity. - -. . . , , # t4 (confident there is no freeze yet at. Thurgdav and Satuiday. door and dodged into It. It was tne . . ... hand and thlnlrthe fruit will escape. Jamaica police station. He ran into the present cold snap uppprt. the arms of a six-foot lieutenant. “Get your gun, quick,” he urged the bluecont.^’Get yor gun, ‘you'll Ptili k' r ^ *• iJSS more officers fiora ap JpteJ j fWMRn^ irefvfcea at all 'of then , Call for Deaklns eggs. They are the largest, the purest and the best the stuck wsi ‘td- atreiiuous for him ! ^ ^ and he pulled out Jtl. whistle, caWd,,- | )# Jt Hardy n »,. , I FRBw*.a§ALE0 oysters just He Sorted for M**lbfcF] wer , reql ,| red to restrain Lavin from : RECE)VED atAiWmJY-'BROe.- . ant The policeman Interpoeed, but wreaking vengeance 1 -— a bis quarry. tea Deputy Marshal, as to who shall hold in custody W. W. Cribb of Wares- boro. Ordinary Thomayt leaned lant and 7 commit toil Cribb to jail-yes terday on charge of lunacy. But the IL S. authorities Also bold a warrant against bint'and' Malm priority. But Ordinary Thomas firmly holds bin "Rounds” played in Savannah last evening and such was the quality Oi hla entertainment that already they are asking for-a return engagement. The program was made up of. trom bone and bell selections, quartets, du ets, solos, descriptive, narrative and popular. Remember that this com- pany is billed for the auditorium this evening. To Close at A PAIR Worth FXom - $4,00 to $6.00 AT Thin la a true extract from the minute, of-the meeting of Feb. gib, C. Fort Andra-a, Becty. In addition to tbla railroad work M |, u «tlo n Jiioubis and claim, that Cribb la In j that Mr. Zetgler la employed In, he fl||(t# up . l0<1( , (e ‘ for due custody of hla court and refuses j hau also several Important maltera to recogniro the claim of priority and j in hand, Including a contract with It Is probable Ciiat the United States J f ne Ogecchen River Power Co., with authorities wil await the result of lone and a half million bond Issue, lunacy trial before taklngg anyfurlher Hit connection with French Indus- MR. D. 6. ZEI6LER GIVES INTERVIEW trial Capitalists la a very Important on* and enables him to he an Impor tant factor In flnnnrlng his various enterprises. Inteteeted In Waycroea and any move for Its betterment we are glad Mr. Zelgler has been exonorated and THE COUNTY JAIL. The Sbyrlff and Ills staff were com* pllmented this morning on the neat clean jgpi sanitary condition of tha Jail. Kvorylkliig Is In apple pie order avd aa oomforlable us condition, will allow The need of a new Jail-for Waco county Is pi-easing and aouio steps should he taken to relieve the The preeent Jail would bo town of 1,00b people, but la Inadequate for a county tbe else of Ware. DRAINAGE CONVENTION. Mr. C. F. Andrews returned last night from Brunswick, where a* Sect ratary of Drainage Congress be bas been making arrangements and pro gramme for tire convention lo be held In Brunswick on,February it. He states that a strong committee at work down there, nnd ffiht hop. the Court will speedily do like- gm( , arranged and wise. [THE NEW citVmap Mr. D. G. y.e.igli-r, constricting ginev. of the proposed Atlantic, Waycross and Northern Railroad, movement in whk'j Waycross Ik deep- j ly Intereatetl, is just at present ««)•! ‘ ferlng' the unpleasant notoriety 6t an I . — . Indictment by V. 8. Cotirta. on a | Tbn Ilaw 0 |, y map , prepared by the charge of. uslug U. a. Malta with In-; south Georgia Auditing Company can lent to defraud/y' pow b e seen at Tax Receiver Low- Thle miilirK hex been given con-1 ofllce „ , H u very completa sldcrablc notoriety through Ilia preae j up ., 0HlalB , p eclnicnt of map aichltcc. ond fn JjtsMijp both Mr, Zelgler. and tnre , uni ] g ivoH |n ahvolulely correct tha Inprlortant interests he represents d , lo)la streets, loti, blocks and a jepraaentatlve of The Herald In-' ge neral topography of our city ao that Ibirvlewcd Mr. Zetgler on tbe matter. at a „| anc0 you can Ba i„ an mtelllgonl Alt. Zetgler In course of Interview J |deIl of , he p | n ,. e you n,. In. In mak. elated that Uie whole matter was the ^ ln|! ,„ x ,|,| H yea r every lot reault of a dispute In a parlnmahlp^ )ie located on the map. and said ransactlon and that be felt .ure ^ eluineci lot number and exact loca- wten the teal facts of the caee we e t |on entered In book specially arrang- brougbt out that be would' b« tbot ed ( or ihs work, by this methods every oughly VJndljratcU. An examlnaflonj p , eca of property muet be returned fo- .( pa, IS and documentary evidence laut | on . Tax tecelvA Lowther xta- 'n poeeesslon of Mr. Zelgle:, togetu t9a t h a t plan will take » Httle ir with a previous knowledge of his ^nainaas life, ronvHired and Impreav- upon us the < imvlctlon that .M Is gulfprliig iiiulcr nn' unjust a fine time promised lo ihc delegate, "PLEAo'otC -j —— Melvin Williams, one ol tho ne groes caught on the -raid the gam blers yesterday morning, was tried before Judge J. C. McDonald yester day afternoon. He plead guilty -to the charge of gambling and waa sen tenced to nine month, on chalngang or $110 fine. longer lime Ilian usual, and urges, that the pioperty owners make their- returns as early Vi possible and' thue avoid Ike rush. | Ordinal y Thomas haa also procured i ■“ of Board OBe 0 f (hue art pa for nae of the Wore , county. REAL ESTATE THERE'S *' tor erery man W« can help in and tell ) Probably we liu*" KB/ 9 V DON’T FORGET TVlE AFTER-8U r PER SALE AT CHURCH*' BROS.. S-S-10-11TH. ST' TILL 9 O’CLOCK.