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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 13, 1904.
BEHOLD A MAN!
KILISHED EVERY HORHING AND
TWICE A WEEK NY THE MACON
TELEGRAPH PUBLISHING COMPANY ''" nor jplahi speech. Whet
to MU *1 MT ME, HI, MACON. GA. •* ZZZZ
‘ methods of shuffling and concealment!
Judge Parker's dispatch virtually told
C. IU PENDLETOK,
President tod Manager.
Sharp Williams answered It complete-
ent as he hould have licen until | >V- « c.innot now be raid, as It would
have been said, except for this Inci
dent, that the face of Parker Is but
si mask to conceal the features of Bry-
It cannot be said that our nominee
Is any man’s man.
As we observed yesterday, plat
forms do not Impress us as they once
did. Nor do they impress the voters.
More and more the people look to the
candidute. We were, as an unflinching
the party Invited him to become Its
leader. Judge * Parker spoke out
promptly and with no uncertain sound
•on as the situation and his own
C. *. PENDLETON .
LOU.'-S
the Democrats In convention who had I f r i*, u | of the gold standard, perfectly
just nominated him unamlmously that willing to take the tjj 1 ™-0*
.. , , ., K .„ convention with or without a financial
they could take him or leave him, but p!ank> .There was something to be said
If they took him they must understand I in favor of leaving it out. What
THE TELEGRAPH
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PENDLETON. ...... i that h « wou,d ma,nU,n tht * 0,a ,una wo want equivocation. But, since
ard. I Judge Parker declares that there must
, Such dl.play of moral coura*. In D* nollhof •v«»Jon. g™
ati ANTA.! I gold It la, and gold It shall be, as far
AT lam 1 a. one wh0 by , uc |, nrtion rlaked the an- wt concerned.
aalo for of the convention and lta cholco I Ilia ntand for honor and truth will
Piad* I ........ 1. I win him thouaanda of heart, among
rwu 1 0 f another candidate la ao rarely aeen 1 tho>e mrn ol the w ,, t „ na south who
aa to bo egtraordlnary Indeed. It provea I yrt believe In free allver. It will win
that Judge Parker I. no aelf-aeeklng | ton, of tho»*and« of vote, of tboaa
_ ... -L,- RA/Ao I . . . . . I Independent voters of the North
TOLSTOY ON THE WAR. politician, no trimmer, but a elates- I and , vhn , t lckh; for gold. It will
If Count Tolstoy were an ordinary | mnn a nd an upright and courageous I not cost him a state. It ought to en-
.nan he would doubtless ho aont to a I man. It provea hla greatness. If ho ^''^^(‘"i^aVoM^i^lnaur^the
Siberian prison without delay, but It shall continue In the path he thus be- I election of the ticket.
said that the Russian officials will gins to tread, the country will bless L*»t us parenthetically observe that
not dare lay hands on him on account (he day when he entered politics. we hardly expected anything quite
of his world-wide reputation and the Judge Porker’s action will strength- I so good as the Grand Old Man of West
criticism bis arret would cause. Yet ,n him greatly throughout the coun- JJjgf N«emlSi-‘ , ’iSrtI
long article In the London Times try and will go a long way toward un* but he is the liveliest and the youngest
denouncing the war In the East must uofng the mischief caused by the ex- 0, d * , “ r hone!-- not even Mor*
nniioumms ..I ..... , .a. I gan and Pettus—to be found between
deeply offended not only these cislon of the gold plank from the plat- tidewater and Pike’s Peak. His nom-
P0INT8 ABOUT PEOPLE.
*
Hourly Cocknrn. the New Tork con-
frctinuA .recently told a meeting of
the Women's Federation of Chibs "that
polygamy and divorce the dlf-
8UPREME COURT OF GEORGIA.
Decisions Rendered Tuesday, July 12,
1604.
Minor vs. State. Accusation of
elllng liquor. Before Judge Talia-
City Court of Sandersviile.
ms, C. J.—1. In the trial of a
erln
In
the
fails to make a stateemnt. It i
proper and calculated to Injure the ac-
•d for the state’s counsel to say to
Jury In his argument: "There
the man accused of this dreadful
crime, and don’t even come on the
stand and deny 1L though his consti
tutional right allows him to make his
statement and deny hlH guilt. Bird vs.
State. 120 Ga. 152 (decided May 10).
Counsel for the accused having ob
jected to the remark and moved for
mistrial. It was error to refuse the
motion, unless the court by appropriate
... -. I# „ I Instructions obviated any injurious ef-
WatlUnson retired after half i a feet to the accused from the remarks
L n _ dur ^ 1 * whlch tlme h I made. The withdrawal of the remarks
by the state's counsel and the court')
ference is all in favor of the former.
"Polygamy,’! he continued, "compre
hends n group of wives at one time,
while divorce simply means driving
them tandem."
At the Fourth of July celebration In
Pottstown, Pa., the Rev. W, O. Wat-
kinson signalized the eighty-third an
niversary of bis birth aa well as his
country's natal day by delivering a
sermon. The First Baptist church was
thronged to hear the venerable speaker
discuss "Religion and Patriotism.’’ Mr.
officials but the great body of his
countrymen ns well.
The great Russian myitlc Is a bold
mnn to choose such a time as the
prewent to speak in a foreign paper of
the Czar as that "unfortunate, entangl
ed young man,” and to cry out against
the slaughter of the peasant soldiers
of Russia “in support of those stupidi
ties. robberies, and every kind of
abomination which were accomplished
Jn China and Korea by Immoral, am
Mttous men now sitting peacefully In
form.
BALLOT8 IN NATIONAL CONVEN
TION8.
The following table shows the num
ber of ballots in each national conven
tion of the Democratic and Republican
parties since 1856. The second column
shows the number of candidates voted
for on the first ballot, the highest
her and the lowest number voted for,
and the number on tho final ballot. Ono
Interesting fact disclosed Is that the I J 1 "”
..I .nnAAN number of candidates does not appear
palaces." Nor would It appear to "
natural* the dlplo- I t0 ln,,u * nc « ,hc "umber °* bal > ot *■-
Inntlon seals us West Virginia, Mary
land and Delaware, gives Parker a
help-mate as well ns u yoke-mate,
and puts In second place
trained and able mnn-of-nffalrs who
might roftdlly nnd worthily AH first
place.
Henry Gassaway Da via first saw the
light in Baltimore the tilth of Novem
ber, 1823, He sprang from good par
entage; but, left an orphan whilst yet
a lad, he bud to quit school and go
to work for a living. Thus he began
what ripened Into a great career with
the bottom round of the ladder,
labored on n farm. He was a brake-
railway. Then he was
freight conductor and station agent.
had only five charges. oxaxom Bfjffff aM9
Major General W. T. Clark, Inspector I admonishing him to confine blmsetf to
of the United States treasury depart- I the evidence were not sufficient to re-
ment. Is the last of General Grant« move the cffect of the i m p ro per ar-
staff officers during the civil war. He guj^ent.
served with "the silent man from Ga- 2 . It Is error to charge, without
lena," al through the war. General qualification, that "positive evidence
Clark, who us just turned 73. enlisted j* atronger than negative." Southern
as a private and came out with his R y . Co. vs. O’Bryan. 115 Ga. 659.
present rank. He usually travels Judgment reversed,
about 25,00 miles a year, checking up w. E. Armistead. for plaintiff In er-
clecks In the treasury department. ror; ous H. Howard, solicitor, and
President Harvey W. Scott, of the I A. W. Evans, contra.
Lewis and Clark Exposition to he held 1 ~ #
In Portland, Ore., next year, has been I 651. Taylor vs. State. Before Judge
compelled by 111 health to give up the _ clt Y rrmrt of 2’? ro "- ...
duties of that position. Mr. Scott had I Fish, P. J.—Where an affidavit, the
held the office since the death of Hen- basis of a criminal prosecution in a
ry Wi Corbett, two years ago. nnd had city court, charged that the accused
worn himself out by his devotion to I did. on a given date and In a named
the exposition, which Is to commemor- county, "commit the offense of simple
ate the two earliest explorers of Wash- 1 f/ ' r #>,af th * n " nH ,h * r *
be much safer to castlgnte the dlplo-
’SLStiVho Dr their "blunder* and | ?i l .! re . d to.no" 11 "*!*:
Cdpltatrd th* war, or to attack
....17
unmercifully tho Ruaalan Journallata | isr.s
"who flrat deceived tho people, thou |
.wickedly excited them to fury and ur«. j**»
,d them on to death, at th* aamo time l*7« !
that they themaeWe* *Uy aecuraly at •
homo to coin money out of tho blood jJJJ
i,t their fellow*." I JJjjJj
Tho A yrlan*. noman* or Greek* I i^u
In count Tolato/e view, "mlfht be per- 1 '-Two convention.,
.undod that In IWhtluf they were ect-
Inr not only accordlnn to their eon
Thence he rose to be what he
born to be—a leader of men. Ills was
mushroom growth. It was steady,
slow nnd sure. He tided the coal
mines and railways of West Virginia,
through a period of great uncertainty
Democratic.
Ball. First. High. Low. Lost.
** ' * 1 I until he brought them to their present
state of development.
He entered politics, and. as a local
legislator, led In useful arts nml con'
servstlve policies. As a senator
congress—retiring after twelve years of
Year.
1*56
e, but evon fulfilling k righteous jjjj
But we are Christians, and Jjb*
Christianity may have been jj}|;
'd. Its general spirit cannot but Jgo
to that higher plane of reason 1JJ8
we can no longer refrain from I inon !!!!!!!! I
with our whole being not only I jjjj
nsclcssness and tho cruelty of
i complete opposition to all
rgnrd as good and right,
cannot do as they did,
nee, firmness, and pc
thout a consciousness of our
Inallty, without the desperate foel-
emlnent and dlNtlagulshed service on
his own motion—he was never noisy
In debate, always strong In counsels;
a Democrat from Wayback. the friend
and staff of Thurman, a big brother to
Bayard: Gorman's kinsman, and In the
national Democratic commltteo Gor
man's shield and buckler. Wo shnll
have no hugger-mugger business with
Henry Davis on the box: but Instead
shall drive a couch and six right
through the head of the Republics
columns. In spite of Teddy and the
Fnlrbank's bar'll
Now, let thy battle go on. We have
a ticket of which ovory Democrat In
the land may bo proud! We have
platform which no sane Democrat cu..
contest. The currency Issue Is it dead
. iMtie. It came, nml wo were divided
A., exchange dec.,.re. Juftra a **' n
7 T ? >
TIIE SOUTH’S MOST POPULAR
AND SELECT SUMMER RESORT
THE BEAUTIFUL SAPPHIRE COUNT RY
FIVE FIRST-CLASS HOTELS.
3,000 TO 5.000 FEET. '
iAPPHIRE. NORTH CAROLINA.
THE TOXAWAY CO., HOTELS, BREVARD, N. C.
VIRGINIA COLLEGE
Schools foi Young Ladle:
New buildings, pianos ana
Campus ten acres. Grand rao
ery in Valley of Virginia,
health. Europe
Full course ~
Art, Musb
Wellesley. --
catalogue, address MATTIE P.
President. Roanoke, Va.
LAW SCHOOL
Mercer University
For Catalogue and Information,
address.
Ington. Oregon, Montana and Idaho.
larceny, for that" he then and there
"did unlawfully and wrongfully take
The Prince of Montenegro has no use I
X'" nnd a ''cmt t or. rC l l r r e ,n no?° IZi “ valie .u.dThe t 2S£JS& fol-
SZr.u Iri,,, ' Si. lowed this nffldavlt. hut alio contain-
the Additional Averment that.the
arise so much from the liberality of
the ruler'g principle as from the fact
thut he Is himself the owner and edi
tor of the only newspaper published In
his dominions. The paper Is called
Glas Znogorca, which la Interprted to
mean "The Voice of the Montenegrin."
tnklng and carrying away was with
Intent to steal. It was not erroneous to
overrule an objection, made during the
progress of the trial, "to the defend
ants being tried further," because
the affidavit failed to allege an Intent
to steal. Dickson vs. State. 62 Ga.
The handsomest man In Pittsburg is r.83: Williams vs. State, 107 Ga. 693;
said to be William Wearfrltz, an Iron
worker. He stands six feet two Inches
nnd w*elgha 242 pounds. He Is an
j Surrels vs. Stnte, 113 Ga. 715.
Judgment affirmed.
Julian F. Urguhart, John P. Ro?s.
THE QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAINS.
Porter Springs, Lumpkin county,
Ga.. altitude 3.000 feet. Challybeato
Water, Dally flail. Southern Bell Tel
ephone. For booklet address Caspar
S. Whltner, Porter Springs, or H. P.
Farrow, Gainesville, Gfb
The ATLANTIC HOTEL
AND COTTAGE9,
Morehead City, North Carolina.
Open June 1st. Dancing, bathing,
fishing, sailing. Most popular resort
on Atlantic Coast. Hotel greatly Im
proved. Rooms single or ensulto.
Largest ballroom in South. Write
for booklet, etc.
A. J. COOKE, Mgr., Morehead
City, N. C.
ARTISTIC WALL PAPERS.
'Phone 3018.
straight as a flag staff, and there is not and R. Douglas Fengln, for plaintiff in
nn Inch of him that is not fully devcl- error: William Brunson, solicitor geo-
oped Into hard, white muscle. He has eral, contra,
u fine face and the bearing of an I —■ ■
Apollo Belredere. He does not drink. «r,2. Melvin vs. State. Before Judge
Ills teeth are white and even, nnd he I Daley. Bulloch superior court,
look* a* wholesome as a red apple. Col.b, J.—An Indictment for simple
The Apollo Belvedere of the Smoky I larceny described the property alleged
City Is a very modest fellow and pro* I to have been stolen as "one shovel of
vcrbially good-natured. the value of one dollar." Held that a
A singular case is that of Valentine I special demurrer on the ground that
T. Sellers, edjtor of a newspaper in the description was too general should
Ioawrence, Masn., who Is now under- have been sustained,
going a sentence of nine months' 1m- Judgment reversed,
prlsonment In the Salem Jail for al- R- Lee Moore, for plaintiff In error;
leged criminal libel. He has not had a B. T. Rawlings, solicitor general, con-
trlnl on tho charge, but having been I ^ ra *
Indicted, nnd falling to appear for trial, I 1
he was defaulted. He appeared vnl- I 653. Cole vs. State. Before Judge
untarlly on the 6th Instant, and naked I Johnston. City court of Wayncs-
to have the default removed. Judge I boro.
Walt of the superior court refused the Candler. Jr.—1. On the trial of one
request .nnd Imposed the sentence on charged with Illegally selling whiskey
the ground that by his default Mr. not error to admit evidence to
Hellers had forfeited his rleht to trial. I "how that house of the accused was
Mr. Sellers disputes the sentence, nl- "enrehed by officers subsequently to
leglng that he has a. constitutional lh c Any on which the alleged sale was
right to a Jury trial. He In serving made, nnd that bottles of whiskey
a sentence for an offense which there were found therein.
Is no proof thut hfe committed. 2 - Nor is it error in such a case to
^ charge the Jury that the st.V.e, In mak
ing out its case. Is not confined to the
There stands the South a unit against
to bo "pmn after the pattern of Jef- Absolutism nnd Robbery. There stand
ffirson, Madison, Jnckaon. Tllclon and the North and Hast once more welded
...it t. in k- .... i.ra. rara ... lo the South by hooks of steel. Shall
Cleveland, whom It will be art honor to I (he West poke finger r the eye, and
fight for. and whom It will redound to *ulk about silver?
The more wo think of It the surer
are that we can and that we shall
the glory of the nation to elect." Cer-
*"murtmr.'wti*ta7m«"«*««» *»'">* m«*»t* «» !•»« eMIWMIon | •J^hH'jWjjlT'Tri; an American
, . , , I n n Saturduv lust proves that ha Is not I ''cKet. Hurrah for the red. white and
kill hi* victim, and fedlnit In th* ( »" ' » ur " ln * 1 "" " bin*. It I. a Jcircraonlnn tlck.L Thre*
tlm** thr*e and a liner for l'arker ami
l Davl*!
Of hi* aoul th* KUlIt of hi* act. of common earth,
to try to alupcfy or Infurtat* Th , Now yo,* world Inalata that ]
,-lf. to b* nhl* Ih* better to com- j in. -rotten l>orouxh" delegate, lie dc-
drciulful lie.'! All th* unna- barred from the nett national conven-
rrlah, hot-headed, Inaane ex- I tlon. Five lerrltorlea, two lalanda and
which ha* now aelaed the Idle the Dlatrlct of Columbia caat 41 vote*
nuaatan aoclely la |„ the convention and yet have no pow-
aymptoin of their recognl- | cr the electoral college.
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
day named In tho nocueatlon. but may
1 provo the commission of the offense
ITEMS OF INTEREST. ' | nt nny time within two years prior
. _ - _ - - | niiuiiHji unimucu ui cuuvicmi, me
Ovv\A^^>AA^vvvvvvsrvvvvv > ^vvO I accused can not again be tried for sueh
nn offense committed within the period
Five Insurance companlra In Germs- I of limitation governing the case on
ny lost 1353,240 by the great fire In Bui- I trial.
tlmore. 3. It la not error for the trial judge.
According to an exhaustive statist!- h J s charge to the jury, to call at-
cnl work by a German, of which the lontlon to nnd correct an erroneous
current Harper’s Weekly gives an In- "tatement of law announced by cotin-
terestlng resume, the population, of the ln argument,
world today Is 1.503,800,000. Where the accused has offered
An official connected with the l^ndon "".'J.Z ra! y In ,;
Zoo a* been convicted or aelllng to a 1 Jf°duccd are thoae for the atale. It
eaueago maker horae meut Ihnt wa* !L1 ot ,hI ro ,H?f ^ n.'?Jl« CO m P,!,ln
condemned aa not bolng good enough I . }rin 1 jmlxe charges on
for the animal* under hi. care. 1 f
OS
ion of the < rlmlnnlty of the work |
i hlch Is being done."
After all this eloquent denunciation
Mr. Rockefeller la said to have a new
Oovernor Odell of New York doean't fT 0 P®£ •>»•" •>“» ••>« statement may
the 8t. Loul* platform. A* he form- I „ new lnfnlllble n h , * r |r , "onlc.—'I’hUadr"!
Id naturally expect th. offer | ed ,W ‘ 0 *’" , ' 0n “* U ~ Ph ^
- t ^ .... I reason why he should have waited until Secretary Shaw now may boycott
r of a more or less it ,h S » l ref Trust because by
re. aucli aa a demand for " lo * X L U- I'Hce. II aims nt Ihe vital, of
I, .. ..Id Senator Hoar c.rrle, the | S , . , |SS2i„Sl , ri! , |?,55S S£°* ,,V,n,l
ket knife he took with him to
tells all nations to love God I Washington in I860. Some politicians
and fight no more. I tarry knives for their opponents longer
it I titan that
Infill world Is waiting for I Wk-I wnnWI hfl mnra nnrfnctly syinpn*
the selection of n Jud
PhlUd
a demand for |
Instead Tol-
atlon of man-
• coming of such a millennium
depicts, he offers no suggestion i
if. as always, reveals himself as an
r-t ictlcnl dreamer who Is more pow
What would be r
matte of poouisr
blessing.—Baltimore Hun.
John Sharp Williams hit 'em on the
row nnd stirred up the animals. Ellhu
| Root Is a plausible special pleader,
but his client's case can't stand crosa-
xamlnntlon.—Albany <N. Y.) Argus.
That 81.000,000 check which rumor
s Andrew Carnegie talks of giving
ideniial candidate
a pf--.-
phla llecord.
A Rough Rider and mnn on Horso-
toward the Republican campaign ex-
la the kind of money plank the
can agree upon.—Haiti-
atlon than In rationality I back, a good many seem to think.
itronger tn heart than In head.
whole party
more Hun.
Senator Daniel, of Virginia, In fcla
j bitter, scathing reply to Bryan In the
. .. 1T . . resolutions committee meeting room
Of the twenty-six conventions of the a sort of another Daniel In
Only one of the dally trains be
tween Moscow nnd St. Petersburg car
ries sleeping cars. The Siberian rall-
wp,v, east of Irkutsk, takes no passen
gers at present, being monopolised by
the army.
Great Britain's public revenue dur
ing the month of April amounted to | 854. Johnson vs. State. Before Judge
860,398,810. a decrease of 810,815,705 Felton. Houston superior court,
from April last year. Expenditures Lamar. J.—31. The evidence clearly
nmounted to 874,If2,935, a contraction I established that the defendant was
of $9,394,865 from ldst year. I guilty of larceny, nnd the clrcumstnn
Baron Suyematsu. In an address be- I ces were sufficient to warrant u finding
fore the Japanese Society in London I the bale of cotton stolen by him
the other night, said that one of the was that described In the bill of In
easiest ways of becoming a Japanese I dictment.
subject wus to marry a Japanese wo- I 2. Evidence that the cotton "had been
man. Then the husband became a Jnp- I raised by the family," and was tn the
anese subject. I possession of the husband, who nubse-
A curious sight on the coast of Java 0*untly "old It and received the pro-
- a long stretch of shore, about twen- to *!’
ty-nlne miles tn length, where the sand I * n Indictment thot the cot-
1s filled with partlclca of magnetic iron, ton*belonged to the husband, who was
In some places It is said that the sur- tln ]* the trial,
face sand contains 80 per cent, of Iron. 8 : A failure to allow* the accused to
It can be smelted, and a company has a "upp ementnry statement, even
been formed to exploit the depoelts. 1 " ,a# “
another Daniel ...
the Ron’s den. And both Daniels enrne
out very much unhurt.—Pittsburg
I Pres*.
The Japanese appear to win all the
victories, but the Busslans keep on
I fighting. Perhaps the Busso-Japanese
Whenever the Democracy Dacea the I contest Is to end like our Civil War.
ast it Is successful. Grover Cleveland
it i. iken a somewhat remarkable I In 1182, like Judge Parker Saturday, I enemy.—Memphis News.
<t «i«- idedly amusing cenft salon. For | waa nominated at the rising of the sun. | That negro convention In St. Louie
A DAMAGING CONFLSSION.
n Its dlscus^nn of the remarks
h.n Phsrp Williams on the subject
th- "m c:o plank" In tho Republic,
it form, that faithful but Indiscreet
publican organ, the Boston Adver-
I Democrats and Republicans since 1856,
fourteen named the presidential
j iltdates on the first ballot and three on
Parkei
advertiser naively observes that
Ra Williams ^forgets that In all plat- I ^ mrr j c
visions which are 1
nJ not to be enforced, but to be
ead."
s to aay, the provision rei
ely read" by
mhtful stati
thetr united 1 w
car from| Tim MIL
that nomtnate«1 negroes for President
snd Davis are good every day and Vice President simply made a
mines. They*are good Demo- IWW draft on the Roosevelt campaign
, * I fund, which may or may not be hon-
rattc name#. There are Parkers and j nred. am! beyond that It will cut no
Davises In the country.
| figure.—Richmond Times.
Qen Sherman Bell, of Colorado, say_
Ihe hasn't the slightest respect for a
I man who works with hla Jaws. Cor-
[ reel- But what's the use of Hherman
Texans who wanted an In
Junction against the Guatemalan snt
mlxht try the court, tor rallet from th. | T/T"
i boom covered
rtbi
J-llo
r atatemrnt aa | wh |j, tt boomed. It »ol tar
Kansas and one from Neb
wn state. He
elk sad I
st Virginia can
I birthday on the 20th
'hsiT been I Davis ratification meeting.
estimate he places on himself?—Cln*
cl limit I Commercial-Enquirer,
s ground Should ex-Senntor Davis live til! the
from I *Ad of the next administration he will
be elghty-tlve years of age. The last
time that Gladstone was made prime
lehrate hi ' " |
1th a Parker and ,
five.—New York Commercial.
In an estimate of Rooaevelt'a char
turn toward the ! acter Henry Nelson Loomis finds that
I minister of Great Britain he was elgh
ty- three years of ag*. and he retired
* om that position st the age of eighty-
Bear.
W ..Plfjg. •fi-y* this I From
oasstlsa by laflslatftsa bos failed tn peat I
to be |
aver the plank In roost
n aisles tola n
plank referred to will |
many colored vote
where the Republh
»ds them, but In these I
It ts likely to repel
white voter* In the ssm<
average man will lak<
Ijr than the Boston Ad-
Another point that th«
vh Let the Battle Go On*
e Courler-JournaL
Parker and—" as we wen
about to odd when Interrupted by th<
Judge's Interesting telegram, "Davis.
Parker and Davis.
It 1s a good ticket. It Is a stroni
ticket. It Is a winning ticket. Atul I
oowhl to be to ever)' intelligent and
oral
mt i
There is
charge of dlslngvi
t of Judge Parker’l
tr. IIUI did his bes
nk In the putforn
committee, ir waa
eptabk*
sst loo
ticke
tie fn
of government, hoattle to popular rule
and to reprensentatlve government.'
In other words, he la a "strong" man
In the wrong pew. He ought to
President of \textca.—Milwaukee Newt
The lynching spirit has been arous
ed In New Jersey, eager to execute
summary vengeance on the perpetra
tors of a fiendish outrage committed
by negroes. The crime waa of the
same nature that has provoked the
majority of the lynching* in the South,
and that apparently excites the same
public fury whatever may be the local
-Buffalo Courier.
the
lote! Earlington
27TH STREET WEST
BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
6TH AVE.
New York City
ABSOLUTELY' FIRE-PROOF
EUROPEAN PLAN.
The moat central and accessible lo
cation in the city, combined with quiet
and refined surroundings.
TABLE D'HOTE DINNER, 6 TO 8.
MUSIC IN PALM ROOM.
Tariff of Rates:
Single Rooms (hath), 8L50 to 82.00;
persons, 83.00l Bathrooms adjoining.
I^irge Double Rooms, with private
bathroom. 1 person, 34.00; 2 persons,
85.00.
Suites of Parlor, Bedroom and Bath',
for 1 person. 83.00, 84.00, 85.00; 3 per
sons, 84.00, 85.00. 36.00.
E. M. Earle & Son
subject of Impeachment of witnesses
when no attempt has been made to
Impeach nny witness.
The verdict was fully supported
by the evidence.
Judgment ufflrmed.
Brinson & Davis, for plalntRf *n
error.
Exclusive of commuter#, the English
railways carried during 1903 1.194,833,-
000 passengers, and collected in rnll-
from U»«r*freUtM^service "^u^s ^bout I r 1 ne * T ’ ,,rrai i««rge properly cov
I “red the propositions Included In the
when the state, after the accused made
hla statement. Introduced additional
Idence strengthening Its case, ts not
cause for a new trial. Knox vs. state,
113 Ga. 373.
The general charge properly cov
equal to that from the passenger traf- |
fle. The gross earnings of 167 American i
There was no error In the
courts' Instructions to the Jury. The
evidence, while circumstantial, was suf
flcient to establish the corpus delicti.
commodations and service.
Careful attention paid Every
Guest. Cuisine Unsurpassed.
Rates Reasonable.
J!"*! ha. * regular poatal aenrlce, of * n( | to auataln Ihe verdict of guilty,
n kind. The at.mp on latter* la merely I Judgment affirmed,
a native charactar Impreaaed In red | John R. Cooper, for plaintiff In error:
.rating wax. When one wants to poet william Brumon, solicitor general, con
a letter In Tibet he take* It to the tra.
nearest postoffice and pays the amount I
due for postage. Then the letter has ,55. Johnaon va state. Before Judge
the above mentioned seal pUced upon Hodges. City court of Macon.
It and the postal authorities take Evens. J.—Two witnesses testified to
charge of It. the unlawful battery. Tney were be-
The Influence of cllmats may be Ueved by the Judge, who tried the case
studied In the forms of trees. Mark W. I without a Jury. The judgment of guilty
Jefferson points out that the prevalent I la amply supported by the evidence;
westerly winds from New England to I and the defendant's m»>tlon for a new I T a f ¥ •
Michigan cause the slender twigs of trial, on the grounds that the verdict M (|TPI I 1 g P
the maple lo be developed hoilsontally was contrary to law and the evidence, * * v aa a
on the east side and vertically on the was properly refused,
west, and wind Effects may be seen I Judgment affirmed,
alao in the tlm. oak. hickory, sycamore Richard Curd, J. fl. Edwards, and
and black walnut. The topa of tropical Jere Moore, for plaintiff In error; Wm.
trees are made one-sided to south or Brunson, solicitor general, contra.
west Instead of to east. I —
For many yeara the oil deposits of Turner alias Freeman, vs. state.
Trinidad have attracted attention, but Pointing pistol. Before Judge Hodges,
until recently explorations have been £ty court of Macon
confined to the surface. Now three or I Simmons. C. J.—While the witnesses
four borings of considerable depth have I otato contradicted each other as
an attempt Is being to some matters, the avMonce was — •
le project on a com- fifl^nt to authorize a finding that
Gridiron Club at Takaway.
RHKVILLK. X. O.. July 13.
liron Club of Washington, whb
ved at laske Toxaway, In the Hap
■e country last night.* left there thi
rnoon for Washington. The party
• composed of Washington coeres-
dents of the various papers who
i attended the 8L Ismls convention.
impanied by General
Managi
baaengq
H« Hardwick, Gen
's Agent W. H- Tsyke.
General Passenger Agent
the Southern sallway
been made and
made to place ths projc
mere Is I basis. OU or first-rate quality
has been found, and it ts said to con
tain a much larger portion of naptha
than the oils found exposed on the sur
face. A Canadian syndicate Is now
working this property.
Executive Clemency.
ATLANTA. July 12.—Upon the re
commendation of the board of pardons
Governor Terrel has granted executive
clemency in a number of coses within
the lost few days. Among them the
following may b* mentioned. Russell
York of Gordon county, convicted of
the crime of kidnapping In .August
lost and sentenced to a four years
sentence In the rer.ltenttary, commu
ted to present service.
Annie Cuyter of Glynn county con-
l vie ted of simple larceny snd given
twelve months. Pardon granted.
C. C. Gunter, of Btbb county con
victed of simple Larceny and sentenced
to pay a fine of 3154, or serve tweive
months, had his sentenced commuted
to present service.
In the cose of Edward Sickle of
Chatham county convicted of burglary
a pardon waa granted. The applicant
was a sixteen year old negro.
accused was guilty; and there being no
complaint as to any error of law. there
was no abuse of discretion in refusing
a new trial.
Judgment affirmed.
Guyton Parks and W. A. McClellan,
for plaintiff In error; William Brunson,
solicitor general, oentra.
657. Andrew* vs. State. Hog-steal
tng. Before Judge Parker. Glynn
superior court.
Fish. P. J.—Thera being no com
plaint that nny error of law was •
mltted rtirlng the trial, and the
dence. while circumstantial, being suf
ficient to support the verdict, the Jud;
ment overruling the motion for a n
trial is
Affirmed.
Front H. Harris and Woodford Ma
bry. for plaintiff In eror. John W.
Bennett, solicitor general, contra.
658.
vs.
Hodges. City .
Cobb. J.—No errm
plained of. and the e
the verdict.
Judgment affirmed
Jesse C. Harris ai*
te. Before Jodi
GEORGIA’S FAMOUS RESORT,
The Wigwam,
Indian Spring, Ga.
The Wigwam, at Indian Spring.
1 hour and 50 minutes from At
lanta. 40 minutes from Macon,
on Southern railroad, is now
open.
Indian Spring water has been
a panacea for diseases for 100
years. Its medicinal baths are
obtainable at the Wigwam only.
New management, Btrlctly first-
class.
Application. Seville BfOS
ARCHITECTS.
ArchiteM
Willis F. Denny
Curran It. Ellis
ces C & 7, Amn. Nat. Bank Bldg.
>. E. DENNIS, Architect.
538 Cherry st., Macon, Ga.
Twenty years experience and suc
cessful practice.
OCULIST AND AURIST.
DR. MAURY M. STAPLER,
Oculist and Aurist.
Office. 556 Cherry Street
Day 'Phone, 2271. Night ’Phone 3053.
DR. J. H. SHORTER.
Eye, Ear. Nose. Throat
Cherry and Second Streets.
'Phone 972, office. Residence. 3073.
Alexander Blair
& Kern ....
Architects,
673 CHERRY ST MACON. GA.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Wm. B. Birch. BenJ. J. Dasher.
BIRCH A DASHER,
Attorneys at Law.
Special attention to deeds and ab
stracts. American Nat'!. Bank Bldg.
HERTZ COAL CO.
W. W. HERTZ, Manager.
All Grades of Coal. Honest Weights,
Prompt Delivery, Courteous Treatment.
Phone 633.
i-»-t
Brown House
Macon, Ga.
Lowry & Stubbs
Proprietors.
Opposite Union Station
MATT It. FREEMAN. Attorney.
Room 20. Washington Block; residence
123 fcororu] nt *■*-#.t.
„ SPECIAL ATTENTION.
Commercial Law. Municipal Law.
Real Estate Investments, local and for
eign. • Correspondent Wood, Harmon &
Co., New York City.
DENTISTRY.
DRS. J. M. & R. HOLME8 MASON,
Dentists.
354 Second st Phone 724.
DR. ADDIEL M. JACKSON, Dentist.
Office on second floor Commercial
Bank Building, Triangular Block. Tel
ephone 536.'
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DR. W. H. WHIPPLE,
Office, 572 Mulberry St., rooms 4 and
6, Washington Block. Hours: 9 to 10
n. m., 12 to 1, anti 5 to 6 p. m. Tele
phone connections at office nnd res
idence.
DR. J. J. SUBERS.
Permanently located. In'the special
ties venereal. Lost energy restored.
Female irregularities nnd poison pak;
cure guaranteed. Address In confi
dence. with stamp, 610 Fourth street*
Mscon. Ga.
OPTICIANS.
EYES TESTED FREE.
G. G. COFFY,
Graduate Optician. 553 Cherry at.
Kne.vn throughout the South
far the excellence of its ao- *
GEORGIA TITLE & GUARANTY CO.
L B. ENGLISH. Pres. J. J. COBB, Sec.
T. B. WEST. Atty.
MACON, GA.
American and European plan. .Ele
gant new cafe, the most palatial in th
South. .Cuisine unsurpassed. .Service
• good as the best.
J. A. Newcomb,
PROPRIETOR
659. Stephens, alias Roberson,
Mayor and council of Macon. Cer
tiorari. Before Judge Felton. Bibb
superior court.
Fish. P. J.—As the answer to the
writ of certiorari did not even Indicate
upon what charge the accused waa
tried in the municipal court, or whal
(If any) disposition was there made •.
the cose, and no step* were taken to
have the answer perfected, the Judgo of
th* superior court. In overruling the
petition for certolrari. committed no
error of which the petitioner could
Justly complain. Stoner vs. Magins,
116. Ga. and 787, and eit.
Judgment affirmed.
M. R. Freeman, by J. L. Anderson,
for plaintiff In error. Minter Wimber
ly. contra.
(Continued on P*:c Six.)
CHIROPODIST.
DR. E. SANDO, Chiropodist.
Corns extracted without pain. In
growing nails permanently cured In 24
hours. Fourth street. Brown House
Barber Shop.
OSTEOPATHY
|R. F, F. JONES. Osteopath.
054 Second at Macon. Phones 920-3389
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
Phillip
lanta. G«.
Your petitioners. P. L. Kay, P. C.
Carre*, fc M. I>*wt*. H. H. English, W.
IP. Terry, respectfully show that they are
each of them citizens of the state of
Georgia, of tbs city of Macon,
county of Bibb.
Your pelttonepi desire to form a cor
poration for the purpose of carrying on
a co-operative and accident Insurance
company, to be known as the Bankers’
Health and Lire Insurance Company.
Petitioners show that they desire to
organize said company on the co-opera
tive or mutual assessment plan for the
purpose of writing life, health snd acci
dent Insurance for the members of the
corporation.
Your petitioners desire full power and
I authority as such company or corpora
tion. to Issue policies to members of the
character desert bed shore. That there is
tn he no mplt-il stork; but said company
I is to be organized purely upon a co-ope
rative assessment plan, all the policy
holders of ev» ry class to bo members of
sold corpora tion^H
. tit loner* show that they Intend In
good faith to go forward without delay
to organise ea’.d company snd open its
business. That the principal office and
of business of sold corporation Is to
tn the city of Mscon. snd petitioners
request to be Incorporated aa such In
surance company under the laws of this
M LEWIS,
If ENGLISH.
P. TERRY.