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- THE MACON TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1904. December Novelties- In Fine Umbrellas and Canes appropr present as any Jady could present to a gentleman friend of her's, or any gentleman could present to a gentleman friend of his. Umbrellas in the finest twill and taffeta silks, decorated with the most unique and original' handles. Walking Canes of foreign and domostic woods—plain or gold and silver trimmed, with plate for the initials or monogram which. Wo engrave free of charge Umbrellas and Canes. $2.00 to $7.50 JU (/ jmmm $3 ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY. $5,000 7 taken cm BANK DEPOSIT Far* Paid Not#* on tvtiion. BEST •art*. Don't delay. Write to-day. Tax Payers aro notified to pay tlioir city taxos by Dec. 15th, aftor which dato executions will bo issued with costs uttachod thereon. A. R. TINSLEY, Treas. Doc. 7th, to 15th. INTIiff NATIONAL KEROSENE ENGINES .or, rhlnrry, UtunohJ. and lion in. . Bend tor cata logue! and price*. Int.rnstlonei ••ow«r; V.W. cl. Co.. 550 Third S'... M.con. Qa. SPECIAL NOTICES 010* FOR OONDS. Follow.: IJ.ooo annuxUy fromfllS w HI* Inciustva, #1.00* Annually from 1K0 to l*:t lnrlu.lv., .nil tJ.doo .nnuAlly front JOT! to UK lnrlui.lv., Th* rl«ht JO re ject any And all bids reserved No nt-t fr,* than par will he •nlert.luN, Ad- draw ™ DRIOOE* SMITH. Mayor. Mr.. L.ng.traat Confirmed. WASHINGTON, Dae. The non at. today confirm.!! Captain. Francis W. Dickon., F. V. Wild.. Charlae H. Davta, Charles J. Train, OaorE* W. Plgmnn and George A. Convaraa to ba rear ad- mlrala In tha navy; alao the following: Adma C. Caraon. Virginia, associate Justice of the aupreme court of the Philippine Islands, Postmaatera: Georgia — Helen D. Ixmgstreet, (talneavllle. AN INTERVIEW WITH MRS. CASSIE CHADWICK Fight Will bn Bittnr. Thou* who will persist In rioting their earn again*! the continual recom mendation of Dr. King's New Dla- covtry for Conaumptlon, will have a long and bitter fight with their trouble*. If not ended earlier fata) termination. fiend what fleall of Iteall. Mian., han to ■ay: “Last fall my wife had every symptom of ronnumptlon. Hhe took Dr. King'* New Dlncovery after everything elan had failed. Improve ment came at once and four bottles entirely cured her." Ouaruntced by all drugglflts. Price ftOc. and 91.00. Trial bottles free. To Indiot Mr*. Chadwick. KLYRIA, O.. Deo. 0.—Tha grand Jury adjourned thin evening after vot ing to Indict Mrs. Chadwick on the charge of having obtained money un der false pretenses In Lornln county, oberlln la In l«oriln county. The Jury In also looking into the rumora of a wholesale scheme to defraud. The connection of a New York lawyer and four or five other men In connection with the Chadwick case In this county Is being Investigated. SUITS FOR BUSINESS. To get buoy, yen need them In your bus. Butts so ehr^p you don t feel that W are paying for them. Oeetta. Tha lor, makr* tnrm at a price from l!l W so m oo AriiMtcnliv .taslfnrrt and made in the I ‘ “ clalty. ■ i made Trouser* xlwnv* a spe- ,, I up to ttl.ee. lit Cotton , aamo old aland. 'i’hon* Itt—still In tbs ting, ■ CITY OR FARM LOANS. City real eatata loans placed *t from I to IH per cent., according to security. Farm loans at r per cent. FIELD SEEDS Texas R. P. Oats. I Tennessee Rye. Tennessee Burt ooata, Sou. Ga. Rye. Tennessee Barley* | North Os. Rye, For Bale By C. T. DAI LEV. 41V Poplar St. _ I 119. Macon. Oa. “Always buy from head quarters.” E. J. <fc P. 1>. Willingham the loading Fur- nituro and ‘Carpot house of Georgia. Poiaonad Agent Die*. HOUSTON, Tex.. Deo. ».-Rtatlon Agent Kelly, of the Missouri. Kanaaa and Texas railroad at llrookshlre, who wan poisoned by unknown pereone. dle«| today. Thlevee broke Into tho station office, stole ninety tickets, ransacked and carried away numerous merchandise and express packages, at tacked the express safe unsuccessfully, cut open two mall sacks said to con tain registered mutter, and opened many lettere taken therefrom. Came Near Defeat. PARIH. Dec. In the chamber of deputlee this afternoon the govern ment escaped defeat by a narrow ma Jorlty of two votes, 174 to 974 on a res olution Inviting the government to re fer to the superior court of Judges the of those m iglstrates who have been guilty of making secret Investiga tions. F. C. Rio*. Guy Armstrong. RIES & ARMSTRONG, 315 Third Street Phone Slf. Eyes tested free. Fine Repairing. Reliable goods only. 5. S. Parmelee VEHICLES. HARNESS. Alao large stock acce* as lap robes, carriage h blankets, whips, bniahoa, etc. Com plete line an-carts, boys* wagons, ve- icyclos and doll carriages, erner Second and Poplar Sts., MACON, OA. LOANS. improved farm lands or eity prop* • •tot ated at lowest market ratsa »•» of fifteen years' standing, lilt unkurpasaeda L H. BURGHARD, FUNERAL DIRECTOR I '53-155 Cotton Avenue. NKW YORK, Dae. S.—lira. Chad wick waa Interviewed by a representa tive of the Aesoclated Preaa tonight aa she lay on a couch In the office of United State. Marshal Henkel, wait ing for her uounsel to obtain bondsmen for her. She and her nurse and aon were In the office with a daputy mar shal. Tha nuraa and boy aat beslda the weeping woman and war. trying to comfort her. Mrs. Chadwick’s face waa Inflamed and she bad all tho appear ance of a woman suffering greatly from nervou.neee. Mrs. Chadwick's aon Emil was asked If he had eeen the statement made by Mrs. York of Ban Francisco, relative to his mother's past llfa. He aald he bad. Will you ask your mother if she will Bee a reporter on that statement mads by Mrs. York?" Emil went to hla mother, talked to her In a low tone for a few seconds and then came back and aald hla mother would say something about It. Dying on the couch, and Interrupted at Intervals by alight nervous tremors, Mrs. Chsdwlck said In reference to Mrs. York's statement: 1 have not read ul! of It, but I wl'.l leave It to public opinion and to refined and educated persons what conclusions they might draw when one sister makee a statement like that against another sister." "Mrs. Chadwick, Is Mrs. York your sister?" "No. she Is neither my sister nor my half sister, nor my sister-in-law. We were raised together." "Will you say anything about har statement that you era Madame de Vera?" "I have made absolutely no state ment about this Madams de Vere bus Iness from beginning to end. Out of Justice to my little boy 1 would not do It at the present time. I don't think that any responsible person would pay any attention to a statement made by Mrs. York. '•Everything will work Its wsy out all right for ms and 1 don't want to say anything against Mrs. York at all. I shall make a statement hers In the very near future and nleo one In Cleveland. The nowspapers possibly have written up a great sensation, but I wish yuu to say that Mutisms de Vere's whereabouts and everything else In connection with this case will be shown In ii very short time. "In Justlco to my child, 1 don't think It right to make any further statement at this time." Mr. Chadwick, it Is Intimated In some of the afternoon papers that thla young woman you have here with you not your maid but a relative of yours, possibly your daughter. The young woman was sitting beside her and She . spoke up Immediately, saying: 1 am not related to Mrs. Chadwick In sny way; neither am 1 her mnld. 1 am her nurse. I am a graduate from the Nurse's Institution In Stockholm, Sweden, nnd 1 nm Swedish by birth.' Mrs. Chadwick told of the Oberlln bank failure, saying It would not have occurred If tho bank could have ob. talncd Ha funds In a Cleveland bank. It could not do so. she aald, because the run began on Baturday night, when the Cleveland bank was closed. She continued: If It had only happened differently the hank would not have had to fall, because the obligation would have bean paid. I would not like to live minute If I did not think I could paV these poor people back. I have asked Emil, my son. It anything should hap pen In ms that he would do everything to see that the obligations were paid.' "Mrs. Chadwick, those alleged Car negta notes have figured so largely as a sensational feature In this caso that no doubt tha public would like know what you had to say In relation to that." "Whatever Is said about those notes must ha aald by my attorney. Mr. Car. pouter. That Is an entirely different matter,” she replied. "Hut you already have been quoted aa denying that Mr. Carnegie hod any thing to do with your business affairs or that you had any notes of hla” "As I said before, you will have talk to Mr. Carpenter about that.'' tha woman gnawered. Mrs. Chadwick seemed to be etpe daily grieved that anyone should con .true her removal front the Holland house to the New Amsterdam hotel, and from the New Amattrday hotel tha Hotel Rreslin. aa a flight from the secret service men. "It Is perfectly absurd." she She had. she aald. nntlfled Ihe secret service men each time she moved. At thla juncture Mrs. Chadwick had another attack of nervousness anil she terminated the Interview. Te Drain Preceding*. NEW YORK. Dec. I—Receiver Lyons of the ohstlln Rank, wh>m re.'mtty rinsed doors, told a reprnemailve c* the As. enrtaled Preen ton uld that he would leave for Cleveland tnmn, v.e iimr-ilwhere criminal proceedings will lie tck*:t * Sr.Inst Mrs Chsdwlck. lie said he had been In . communication with Pmeecut., Rulllvsn of Cleveland today and that dsw:.*pmenta tu the track's case agnlext Mr*. Clmdwlck tebi he looked for. As in the suet ■ ir.iof iltnaa Km da. Ilna.1 In nvaka .. at aral licks from a hammer easily dis lodged the door, and the cashier re moved 54,000 In bank notes, which lay within easy reach of the robbers. Tha local police, assisted by railroad de tectives, have arrested twenty-two men In thla city In connection with the attempted robbery. Complete seta of burglars' tools, Including, bealdaa re volvers, flashlights, "wedges.'’ "Jlro- tnles," and dynamite cartridges were found In poieeaelon of soma of tho men. Among the men arrested were James King of Norfolk, Va.. John Col lins of Wilmington. S. C . and Charles Knorr of Alexandria. Va. The police think they have captured a dangerous gang. WORLD FAME. SUPERIORITY OF VINOL, THE NEW COD LIVER OIL PREPARATION. STANDING BY : THE FARMERS Exchange Bank the Great Cotton Carrier WORD AT RIGHT TIME Is Now Carry Cotton In 8tore for Mcr- chants and Planters and la Prepared to Cariy It All in tho Bank's Terri tory Upon the Proper Margin#—Af ter tho Now Year Will Be Ready to Extend tho Usual Accommodations to tho Planting Community. mm thorities Not Only in America But in Europa. Good newa goes fast." said Mr. Tay lor yesterday, talking to a reporter about that wonderful new cod liver oil preparation, Vino!, which contains all the valuable medicinal principles of that famous remedy, but no oil, and concerning which so much is heard nowadays. "Why, besides being talk ed about In prominent papers in Ame rica. its principles have been discussed In the "Lancet" of London. England, the greatest medical publication in the world, This will show you whst the great men of the old world think of the VInol Idea. The editor of the Lancet says: "Recent Investigation has led-to the Isolation of several distinct bodies In cod liver oil, notably amongst which are the alkaloids. (We call them medlolnal curative principles.) These principles have been tested faithfully and the results form the subject of the exclusive report by Gautier and Mor gues In the Journal de Phnrmacle. who concluded that the combined active medicinal principles of cod liver oil act as powerful stimulants of nutrition nnd assimilation, and show definitely Ihe nature of the principles to which the oil owes Its valuable medicinal [properties. "This report proves that the real merit of cod liver oil was due to the alkaloids contained therein. Now It Is these valuable Alkaloids or active me dicinal principles, as we call them, that .ire contained In VInol, which make It the most scientific and valu able preparation of cod liver oil known to medicine. The Telegraph Is authorised by the Exchange Bank to say that It Is now carrying cotton In store for merchants and planters and la prepared to carry cotton, when stored In Macon and with proper margins all the cotton belong ing to the bank's territory. The Exchange Bank will be prepar ed, as usual, after the commencement of the New Year to extend the usual accommodation to the planting com munity upon well-secured paper. As the Exchange Bank Is now car rying about 1600,000 of cotton in Ma con It stands ready to carry $600,000 more. The prosperity of the Exchange Bank for over a third of a century h is been due to Its reliance upon toe farming interest. Its policy of gen erous accommodation will continue to be the same as It has ever been. A Little Label Big* With Significance. on your Xmas Cravats means you will find Wear, Fitness, Fashion, and Refinement in every one. So don’t be fooled, but get the best and enjoy a real good Cravat. Fifty Cents to Three Fifty Jh/^lnAeio^c This Label Marks the Best YVIMBERLEY APPEALS JEM1S0N CASE Papers Prepared Yesterday and Judge Speer Allowed the Appeal—Fight to Be Made on Jurisdiction. ' mruirmc. • Tho city attorney lias Also claimed that "And the best nart of all thla lit” the federal court of Macon erred In try- .. --."I . ia,n In* tho mam. and warn without «url«1lntl..n continued Mr. Taylor. "It Is not only the world's physicians who are en thusiastic. but the people who take the remedy. It doesn't take but :♦ minute to find out that VInol Is de licious to the taste, then the patient soon realises its Advantages. It docs good so much more quickly, nnd ac complishes the desired end In a much more marked manner than cold liver oil In Us crude form was ever able te do. 'Oh. yes. of course l consider VInol n great success," continued Mr. Taylor. "How can It bo otherwise. A discovery that has made It practical to prescribe the greatest known medicine lor all wasting diseases In n concentrated and doubly potent form and ns delicious tasting as n fresh orange surely must bo successful- MALLORY H. TAY LOR. Druggist. INJUNCTION WAS City Attorney Mlnter Wimberly ap pealed the Jemlson cas* yesterday from the federal court of Macon to.the United States supreme court, nnd the caso will now be heard by tho highest tribunal In tho land. The city attorney makes the charge that tho decree of the federal court In Macon waa erroneous because It had no Jurisdiction. All the claims of error uro 1 List'd upon this and here tho fight will )>e made when there la oppor tunity in tho supreme court. Tho city attorney has been busy with this cuse for a long tlmo. and despite tho fact that there has been other heavy business on hand, he has prepared for the fight. It Is not known at what time the case will be heard In the supreme court, but It can tie said that thla will not take place within two or three months. Ing the case, and was without Jurisdiction because the negro hud not applied at the other Intervening courts of Justice stand ing between the recorder's court and the federal court. He also charges that the hearing before Judge Spoer was erroneous bocause the averment In tho petition de claring that Jemlson was tried and con victed without Indictment, accusation or written charge did not raise a federal question. There are other reasons given why the fedcrol court erred. tho principal of which Is that the recorder’s court Is a court of competent Jurisdiction nnd empowered by tho state lows to try and sentence offend ers upon charges similar to those against Jemlson. 'MACON CHORAL SOCIETY. Exquisite Christmas Gifts! A thing of beauty la a Joy forever, and making selection is an easy . matter when you have seen the wealth of magnificent goods displayed by Miss Henrietta Davie. SHE IS SHOWING Handsome Combe for the hair— Evening Ornaments, suitable for. Jewelled plain tortoise ah.n and amber—Jet and cut steel nettes. Hammered Brass—the rage in Swelldom. - Massive Jardiniere, Umbrella Stands and Candlesticks. Besides carrying this elegant stock. Miss Davis is thoroughly equipped with all modern appliances for treating the hair, skin and nails, and her holiday offer of 13 Treatments for $5.00 13 Electrical Treatments for $8.00 Is particularly attractive, A word to the wise Is sufficient,' anil the Christmas shopper will find It well worth while to take the elevator at the Commercial Bank, and drop In for a visit to Hiss Henrietta Davis, Fourth Floor - - - - Phone 2562 Children’s Haircutting and Manicuring for Gentlemen a Specialty. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER. Meteorological data furnished by the local office of the United Sratce depart ment of agrlrultUrc, weather bureau, for tho twenty-four houra ending at 4 p. m., central time. Thermograph Reading. Ite Next Session W J H Re Held on Mon day Night. The next session of the Mncon Cho ral Society will be held at the Conover Hnll next Monday night and nil the ar rangements for the occasion will then be perfected. As n component part of the society there has Just been organised what It to be known as the Macon Lyric Or- nin^ni VPn RV rni 1PT fi,,M tni. Prof. Hepburn has secured U1UOULVCU DI vUUIv I tho * 0 rvlce* of a number of profes sionals nnd experts to furnish the peo ple of Mncon with music of tha highest order. 6 pm...69 6 pm...61 11 pm..46 12 mn..45 1 am. .44 2 am. .43 3 nm. .35 11 am..58 6 am..41 “ 7 am. .41 8 am..43 9 am. .50 3 pm. .04 10 am..55 4 pm..63 LADIES’ AUXILIARY The yojLthg Indies’ auxiliary of tho Macoti hospital will hold a* bar. a nr Fri day and Saturduy at King & Oliphant's drug store. , A great many fancy;gr- tlcle« will be on sale; also'a handsome doll and cake to be raffled off. It la hoped a largo crowd will attend each day. - *• Hand flade cVtUnsd to make a stale. ment. Asked if any eommunl«'«tton hn»l been h«-M with Mr. Carnegie Vr* In hla city he admitted that certain communi cation* had been passed. klr Lyons dr.-lined to go further Into the case, saving that any >t.it»m*Ma would come from Cleveland. The Associated Pres* tevnod on the hast of authority, however, that in the Primitive proceisof ma*h- ing grain in small tubs by, hand and doubled in copper |Sw.^^,?iJM»SI^."i5SL c 5rwr over wood tire, gives the — w Mr * wonderful natural flavor to Atlanta Firm Failed to Secure Perms* nent Injunction in Patent on Hare. Cellar Again.t J. O. Barnett of Amerleue—Mutt Fight Ca,e on Merita. Jud*« Speer yesterday rendered a decision In the patent case of Cnurh Brea, and J. J. Fagan Company against J. O. Barnett of Amerleus, whlrti railed far the dissolution of the In junction against Barnett, and the raae will now go Into the court oa a bill In equity and will be tried on its merits. A temporary bill of Injunction had been granted some time ago which restrained Barnett from further mak ing o certain horse collar, and the hearing woo sat for the present week. The case has occupied more than two days In the federal court and strong legal work has been done by members of the local bar on tha case aa welt aa by members of the Atlanta bar and the Amerleue bar. The decision of yesterday allows both parties to ga forward with- their business until there la a further hear ing upon a suit In equity which will be pushed by the Arm In Atlanta .This Arm failed to secure a permaent In junction at the trial set for the pres ent week and must light the case fur ther upon Its merits. WHITE m RJHAM KXCUIMVgLV JESSE 13. HART. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. CLAY’S COFFIN STORE iPEN DAY AND NIGnT. Old Barbee | WhisKey SC: ■ji 'Bottled in Bond f| Quality and quantity guar- I antced by U. S. Uo\ eminent. I Look tor thle picture of log I cabin and the words "Old | Barbas" oa bottle label and I yon may be ,ure Too're get- I llrn-tfld n.rice* WhuCay. II inOeT. Ibiixc & Ox* Louavuk, Ky. On Forgsry Chsrga. The aarna authority as LI that the Ohio proofing* would ba In tha nature of a* 1'iulry ray. e_. - Nnwfk MARSHAL IS CUSTODIAN. Inveluntary Bankruptcy for Patterson Mercantile Firm. An Involuntary paUtlon In bank ruptcy was tiled In tha United State, court yesterday against the Henry Tyre Company of Patterson. Oa. The application waa died by MalnhardL Schaula * Co. and U Mohn It. Son. The firm was engaged In the mercan tile business and several thousands of capital are Involved. United Stati Marshal Georg. Whits waa appointed custodian of tha property yesterday by Judea Spear and want Immediately to take charge. KILL8 CATARRH GERMS. Breathe Hyomal and ha Cured of Ca* tarrh—Costa Nothing If It Falla. Breathe Hynmel for a few minutes foii- times n day through the neat packet Inhaler that come* with every nutflt, and beneilt will be seen at once. Continue thla treatment for n short time, nnd your catarrh will have been cured by Hyomel. There le no roundabout way In Hy- omel’n medicinal action; It does not try to cure dieenae of the head by put ting medicine In the stomach. It nils the air you breathe with balsamic healing, that soothes the Irritated and •martlng membrane, destroys the germs of catarrh that are present In the head nnd thmat. and la the only treatment that can be relied upon to cure. When using Hyomel the air you breatho will ho like thet on the moun tains high shave tho sea level, Ailed with volatile, antlaept'" fragrance that henla and curei the Irritated mucous membrane of the air passages. Thla treatment has been so Success ful curing *» par cent, of all who have used IL that Hyomel la now eoid by the leading druggist under an absolute guarantee to refund the money If It does not benefit. You run no rtak whatever In buying Hyomel. If It did not possess unusual pnwara to cure, It could not be cold upon thla plan. The complete Hyomel outfit costa tl.Od and comprises a hard rubber In haler, a bottle of Hyomel and a drop per. The Inhaler win last a lifetime; and additional bottlaa of Hyomel can be obtained for 50c. Hyomel la sold by Druggist Taylor with tha understanding that If It does not gtva satisfaction the purchase price will ba refunded. st. .im" , «c M ,*i A c ?^vj-i ™ ToouwMFelts^of*davLm.,'n e':'the aa'd nl a 15-round bout tonight The com.et was alow, end AIM's narrow margin was due to hla Inclination to so treat of the ns ef forgery woi . papers, other than the Oantes e mpi». hav* not appeared tn tha >fore. and aa to what they consist PPgr ^ jw *lgnatures th«v Utr no would not say. AttimpDd Bank Robbary. FREDERIC K. Ill TVc. At an aarly hour this morning a daring at* tempt was made to rob tho hit. Airy bank. Tha iron safe waa blown to ptareo. hut before the robbers could open an Inner door of tho vault bayond which lay tha money and aocurlttoa of tho InaRtution. tho thtevea worn fright* onod away by tho rlttoona of tho town, attractod hy tho exptooton. Tho front of tha aaft waa plows to placm Ber- Rlvsr Report. The Ocmulaee river at Macon at-7 a. m. read 4.4 feet, a fall of. 1.6 feet, during tho poet twenty-four houra. being 5.4 feet^nbovo low water mark of 189*. Tho Oconee river at Milledgevllle read 4-1 feet, a fall of 0.7 of a foot during the past twenty-four hours. The Oconee river at Dublin read 2.9 feet, a rise of 2.2 feet during the past twenty-four hours. See our Novelties in Statuary. Taylor’s All- Night Drug Store. Special Inducements for the Holidays. Send in Your Orders now and Avoid the Rush. Express Prepaid 4 full quarts of our famous Old Qlory Rye $1 is One Gallon Jug 53 ad (Express Prspaid.) 4 full quart. Old Kentucky Choice Rya 55 00 One gallon Jug 55 75 (Express Prepaid.) 4 full quarts Kentucky {telle Rye.I? 75 One gallon jug... lr.'. 55 M (Express fVaps d.) 4 ful quart. Daua Special 55 il One gallon jug 55 OS (Express Prepaid.) One gallon Defiance Rye 52 45 (Express Prepaid.) One gallon Jug Maryland Ryo. ...51 0* (Express Prepaid.) One gallon Jug two stamp Corn. .55 15 (Express Prepaid.) One gallon Jug two stamp Qln....53 55 W» alto pay express charges on all . goods from $1.75 a gallon up (in jugs). providing order calls for no Ini than ' two gallons to ont address. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. KENTUCKY WHISKEY CO. A. OAUS A CO. Props. 520 Fourth Street. Macon, Ga. Nsxt to Uunion Pa’.ierQcr D«poL Getting READY for the Holidays. aary to make up DRESS GAR- YOtJ want to take 4 little.ex tra rare In your selection, and MENTS than buelneaa suits. WE in the construction. Therefore—make n start. We show a complete rang# of fabrics specially suited for even ing wear, which we are glad to show. ■ > We have a few special tailors who know Just HOW dress gar ments should be mkfie—nnd— they make them that way. By getting your order MOW wo can deliver in'tline for the holi day festivities. Dress Suits Tailored to Taste. $20 to $50 The Jacobs*Bowen Co. XXCORFO RATED TAILORS 568 nulberry St Macon, Qa You Will Be Interested Como to my Studio and let me show you the latest in Photography. Beautiful in effect exquis ite in finish. Milner’s Studio 101 Cotton Are*