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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 22, 1904. A Stein-Bloch Suit and Overcoat Will add to your appearance and comfort lots more than you think they will. Have J ou over tried them? If you aven’t then you’ve deprived yourself of a comfort, and knowledge of fit and style that’B found only in Stein- Bloch Clothes. Suppose you drop by today and lot us try ono or two on you. High tonod patterns in fancy mixtures and various fabrics —dressy blacks and bluos in the popular weaves. NliW POLICE CHIEF ISSUES MANY ORDERS Ex-Chief Murphy Goee to Head of Firat Reliaf—New Order* Regard ing Patrolmen's Unlforma. STUDENTS OUT FOR HOLIDAYS Mercer, Wesleyan and Bibb 3chools Close Today Suits $15 to $30 « Overcoats $15 to $40 One Price to Everybody. Chief Connor's flrat orders were l»- sued to the Macon police force yenter- day. Five different orders were read to the patrolmen before the last relief went on duty at It o’clock laat night The flrat of these orders was that which requires sll members of the force to wear nothing on their uni forms other than the officer's balge. This order was read to all three reliefs and goes Into effect Immediately. The second order Issued was one affecting the small boy and his fireworks. This qrder laid special stress upon the watch In the streets where cotton Is now piled. The third and most Important order Issued was that which changed the re lief* upon the force. This order placc-J former Chief Murphy at the head of the first relief formerly known ua the third relief and In charge of Lieuten ant Conner. Lieutenant Grace was changed from first relief to second and has his former squad. Lieutenant Moseley wae changed from second to third relief snd aleo has his former sqund of men. Chief Murphy went to the duties of llutcnant yesterday, stating that he felt very much pleaeed with the change and said he was sura that a shifting of responsibilities would mean much to him. Chief Conner wont to the duties of his new office us a man well acquainted with the position end the force Is now working as If ne change had been made. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS Drink Paul Jones Pure Rye For Sale at all the Leading Bars. Beddingfield & Co. Sole Agents. Phone 361. SPECIAL NOTICES FUNERAL NOTICE. CALLAWAY.—Wed ai Columbus, Os., rm Tuesday evening. I>- '.Otli. INK. seed s* years. WUlfun K. Callaway, son of the late Joecph I. Callaway. Hr. Fit- Itmi „■ i vires will occur nt the residents Dumwn Brownell THIS <Thur*«ay» MORM dock. rmuo* ar« invit*d. rom> mil Minatory. NOTICE, of \ ' Bank. of »bf flora* Having* Bank. Macon, os., for the election of linard of Director* to fmvp the aaaulng year, sum! for tho tmnenctltm of any other business that , n ay come before said meeting, will be iioi.t m tnr office of said bank. In the American National Dnnk building, on ThurptUy. January 6. 1*0». at 4p. m. OSCAR K. DOOLY, Caihler. FIELD SEEDS TtXII R, P. Oati, | • cmifiicn rty* Tennenee Hurt Ooate, 8ou. aa. Hye, Tennaaaae Harley, North Qa. Ry Seed Wheat. I Cow Peae. I Tennenee Rye, LOANS. On Improved farm Innda or oity prop erty negotiated at lowest market ratea. Buaineaa of fifteen years' standing Faoilitlas unaurpaeeed. Nearly Five Thousand Children Out at Noon Today—Students at Mercer and Wesleyan Numbering 700 Will Leave Class Rooms for Holiday Recreation—Professors and Teach ers Off for Visits. CAPTURED SMOOTH NEGRO ROBBER “PE=RD=M 1% ADMIRABLE TONIC,” SAYS CONGRESSMAN DUNNELL. Hotel Porter Had Conducted Systema tic Stealing From Hotel Customers— Captured Selling Clothes. Students of both We*I*ysn end Mera will be out for the Christmas holidays with the close of work this afternoon. There will bo nearly Sfvnn hundred stud ents to leave the !n«fi rations when the last work of today Is done. Wesleyan has over four hundred stud ent*. A la*ga number of these are resi dent* of the city, but more than three hundred will go out to their respective homes during the day. The principal fall work at Wesleyan came to a close yesterday snd the young ladles have been making arrangement* for the spend ing of the holidays et Home. At Mercer the last roll call will be an swered this afternoon and the young men will then bo out until January 3rd. There will be nearly three hundred young inon to leave the clay fnr their home* dur ing today and tomorrow. The larger num ber of student* In nil the departments nt Mercer are non-resident and will, nearly all of them, return home for the holiday*. Member* of the faculties In both Insti tutions will Imj off for their respective home* to spend the holidays. Many will remain In Macon, but there arc those who will take trips whether nt home In Macon or elsewhere, and for the nest ten day* the rumpus grounds at both Mercer and ... . .. .■ —* g. - e d bj Try some of Lamar & La mar’s cigars. They are al ways fresh. FRAUDULENT VOTES. by Lieutenant Grace of the police force iptured a negro yesterday In a aeries of robberies, the smoothest known to that officer In years. Clothing, such as coats, pants, shoes and h&ta had ben missed from one of the hotels for some time and the pa tronage was being robbed systemati cally without any mean* of catching the robber. Many valuable garments had been missed and no one could trace them down. The police force noon began to sus pect a negro porter who gives his name as Will Frederick. Yesterday Lieutenant Grace found his oppor tunity and sent an officer to arrest the negro as he was attempting to sell two coats to a negro from the country on Poplar street He still had the coats when carried to the police station. The officer stated that the negro had been accustomed to offer clothing for sale on this street when he could find a customer from the country. He usually stated to the buyer that he was selling them for his employer who had taken them In payment of board bills. No one suspected the negro for some time and it i* said that he kept up this scheme for several weeks. The negro Is now at the barracks awaiting a hearing before the recorder this morning. Wesleyan win not be frequqemed by the Bibb will rloae their doors for Nearly five thousand pupil* will off horns to enjoy the pleasures of doors for the fall scamper ‘ t! Big Columbus, O., Firs. COLUMBUS, O., Dsc. 21.—Fire to day on High street near Broad, des troyed $150,000 worth of property In the business district and In jm explosion during the Are five firemen were lnjur- Tsstlmony Presented In Court Handwriting Experts. DENVER, Colo., Dsc. 21.—The report presented to the supreme court today by the handwriting experts who ex amined the ballots In the box from precinct two, ward four, of this city, showed that of 356 vote*, 144 were ap parently fraudulent. One hundred and forty ballots with the Democratic heading were reported to have been written by five persons, one of whom had written 11$. Four ballots with the Republican heading had been written by two persons. There were In tho box 177 Democratic nnd twenty-eight Republican ballots which appeared to bo regulnr. M. M. Hamm, Republican expert, tes tified to hla belief that on closer ex amination at least 100 of the ballots which appeared to be regular would, prove to be fraudulent. Georgo King. Democratic expert, also testified that there probably were sbme fraudu lent votes which had not been detected In the hurried examination of the bal lots. and the Are works will be In great evidence during the time. _ Teacher* of the schools will, many of them, be absent on visits to friend* In neighboring towns and cities. They havo prepared number* of *urprl*e* for the rhlfdren of the different *chool* and In aonfe of the schools of both the city snd the country Santa Claus will make bis TREAT IN STORE FOR CHILDREN AT HOME About 130 Little Inmates of the Geor gia Industrial Home to be Presented With a Christmas Tree Tomorrow by the Pupils of tho Vlntvillt Bap tist Sunday School. tlonal bank. The second, third were rescued. d d !1 e ■ congressman MarkHDunnell. ^ JiCitlOClOOCO«<ODlX^QXTOOOCCQ«QOCOCOOODCOCCCU <& Of the total loss $15,000 Is on the Mlthoff building and $100,000 on the stock owned by Krause, Butler and Benham. rtstttvtttwvtttti CongreHaman Murk H. Dunnell, in a letter from the National Hotel, Washington. D. C.,writes: "Peruna being used by myself <and many of my frionds and acquain- Strlke Breaker In Trouble. NEW YORK. Dsc. 21.—Isadora Hers, an employment agent, wa* accused by ‘'Peruna being used by myself tand many ot my friends ana acquain- tancss not only as a cure for catarrh, but also as an admirable tonic ♦ for physioal recuperation. I gladly recommend it to all porsons requir- ? ing such remedies.”— M. H. Dunnell. the city commissioner of license* today SPECIAL NOTICE. The attention of all concerned Is called to ths following from the City Code lion 176. It shall not be lawful for ny person to fire a gun. pistol, or any ther fire-arms, within threo hundred xrda of any houaa* except In caaaa of ullltwry parade; nor shall any person .urn rockets, crackers, or any other .u.d nf firework*, within the limit* of he city. Any person so offending shall >e fined In a sum not exceeding $2$. PATRICK MURPHY, Chief of Police. Suits, Pants.’ Etc. Made to order and to fit. on si notice. Brush given free with every F. W. GOETTE, Tailor, CITY OR FARM LOAN8. Huylers’ for|a Christmas present. King & Oliphant. City real ratals loans placed ut from $ to 5V4 per cent., according to socurlty. Farm loans at 7 per cent. L H. BURGHARD, FUNERAL DIRECTOR I53-155 Cotton Avenue, WHITE PATRONAGE EXCLUSIVELY Jl.SSi: B. H ART, FUNERAL DIRECT OH. 559 Mulberry uni attention given to all busln* RIES A ARMSTRONG, 315 Third Sir OPEN DAY AND NIQHT. CLAY’S COFFIN STORE Telegraph and Telephone Orders promptly fttt-d Lk^nsed smbalmtra. OPEN DAY AND NIQHT. Russia's Internal Situation. BT. PETERHRURU. Pec. 21.—Em peror Nicholes Is holding councils dally nt Tsnrskoe-Relo, nt which, U Is understood, the Internal situation In Russia la being thoroughly discussed. Prince Bvlatnpolk-Mlrsky laid before the council the addresses and resolu tions adopted by the congrena of aem- atvolste which wna held here last month. Prince ftvtntopolk-Mtraky, M. Witte and Count Bolshy, favored a policy of concession, but tho others opposed ouoh n policy on the ground that ths demands of the xemstvolsta were subversive of the essential prln* dplep of the autocracy. In the opin ion of the council It Is not the time to entertain proposals looking to a change In the existing form of govern ment while war Is In progress and It was decided to discourage political agitation. Measures will ho drawn up relative to the distress consequent up on mobilisation. A Costly Mistake. Blunders are sometimes very ex pensive. Oceaslonaliy life Itself Is ths price of a mistake, but you'll never be w^ong if you take Dr. King's New Life PHI* for l>y*pcp*!a. DUslnes*. Head ache, Liver or Bowel troubles. They are gentle yet thorough. 25c. at all drug stores. A treat .of no small proportions Is In store for the many little waifs of the Georgia Industrial Home. Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock about 130 of the little ones will file Into the Sun day school rooms of the Vlnevllle Rapist church nnd be presented with n large Christmas tree, upon which a present has been placed for every one. Those who havo yet to reach their sixth birthday 4vll! get remembrances suitable to their age. and those who have passed twelve will receive a gift. Dolls and toys for the younger ones and articles of more substantial nature for those older will be the rule of distribution. The name of every child at the homo was given to Super intendent Mallory a few weeka ago, and those who have had charge of ths arrangements for the occasion have made a purchase of the presents. Preceding tho distribution of the glfta will be a short program rendered by several of the children of the home and pupils at the Sunday school. Songs and recitations will be- heard. Al though It has yet to bo decided, it la very probable that the boya’ band of the home will play several piece*. For weeks the children have been anxiously, looking forward to the event and no doubt It will bt'* great one In their little lives. Another treat, too, la to he had by the children. A week from today the ladles' auxili ary of tho Georgia Indusrial Home will give a Christmas dinner at the home. of violating the lawn In sending men to the coal mine* In Went Virginia under false representations. Frederick Lynch testified that he r.nd about 3.000 other* Hgrend with Her* to go to Cabin Creek, W. Va.. for $3 to $4 11 day. with the as surance that there was no strike there, lie found the high wage* paid at Mont gomery. to which point thoy were ahlpped. hh $1.75 a day. Counsel for Her* admit ted there was a strike at Cabin Creek where the witnesses signed the paper. It wa* «tated that In November and December Hers had *ent 7$2 men to va rious mining district*. Hers declared he told the men there waa a ntrlke where they were going. He said he made a specialty of strike break ing. Davis In Paris. PARIS. Dec. 21.—Rear Admiral Chita. H. David arrived here today. Is expected that President Loubet will receive the American admiral tomor row and the North Sea commission will afterwards holds Its opening ses sion. S. S. Parmelee Major Hardin Acquitted SOU, Dec, ,22.— Major Edward E. Hardin. Heventh United Riate* Infs try, who wae courtmarllaled on rgt of neglect In not having a suf-1 Remains Milling. ATLANTA. Dec. 21.-The body of R. T.’ Thompson «f this city, reported to 1 have been killed by a train near Mid* I land. Vu.. recently Is missing and all fl'ctoM rurd"«Y Malato" prism"from •' ror " «f relatives and friend, to locate *hlch thirty-three netlve prteonere * h *"""V"? of . "“»», h,v l pro , ved escaped, acquitted today. * '«•> undertaking firm t ____________ been attempting to ill-over the whe A c..,.. . ahotita o, the body, but to no effect. fillL assortment of telegram to the mayor of Midland ha* Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s remained unanswered. It was reported IV-.vellmr fee*. c.,ni I that Thompson wae knocked from the I f aNLllHK cases til t?L{ll, moving train and hie body rriiahed be. Sen Lion or Alligator, "»«h the Wheel*. III. friend* cannot In price from for < h " myiterlou. dlmppear. ranging I $3.00 to $25.00. H. J. Lamar & Co. I Two Doors from the Exchange Dir ancs of ths body Huylers’ Novelties. King & Oliphant. THE GLASS BLOWERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY CHRISTMAS SHOES. WE qjS HAVE SOMETHING NICE IN FELT SLIPPERS FOR LAOIES, IN RED, DROWN AND BLACK. ifj Much Interest Evidenced In Their Ex hibition on Cherry 8trwet. Tbs Howell's Famous Qlssa Blowers still drawing largo crowds. ■■ This unique exhibition has been here for over a week during which time It hsa been patronised by the majority of Macon's leading ladles and gentlemen. Their celebrated glass steam engine has caused a great deal of comment. Their aplnnlng and weaving depart raent Is a very Interesting department. In this department they make glass just as fins and flexible aa silk. Every visitor Is presented with a beautlfu glaaa souvenir free. They will remain her* all week giving exhibition | 1 * lb K. and T la f p. m. Admission It cent* $1$ Cherry street. Ml IERUNA is an Ideal remedy to protect any one from the rav age* of winter catarrh, which are liable to begin during November. It cleanses the mucous membranes of all catarrhal secretions, and allays the Inflammation resulting from colds. As a tonic to the mucous membranes It Is unexcelled. Congressman Dunnell recommends Peruna. Over fifty mem bers of Congress endorses It. Thous ands of oher people scattered all over the United States nnd Canada use no other tonic. A trial will suffice to con vince you that Peruna Is positively necessary to the health of the house hold. Pe-ru-na Contains No Narcotics. ‘ One reason why Peruna has found permanent use In so many homes is that It contains no narcotic of any kinds. Peruna is perfectly harmless. It can be used any length of time with out acquiring a drug habit Peruna does not produce temporary results. It Is permanent In its effect Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. All correspondence held strict-, ly confidential. Ask Your Druggist for Free Peruna Almanac for 1905. Is an old tried remedy tor ufi Kldnsy raw. Liver Complaint* Pains In back »ry And all aches and pain* resulting from sick or weak kidney*. Me. per^bottle. CANN’S KIDNE JRE CO., Phils., Pa. Earthquake In Panama. DAVID. Chlrlqul. Pnnnma. Dec. 21.— There were ten alight earthquakes, fol lowed by »hocks. nt 12:10 o'clock last night. Numerous houses here were dam- used and the people, who were thrown Into a pnnlc, an* now camping In the streets. Tbs disturbances Is supposed to have been caused by the Pose volcano. in Costa Rica. turbnnce was slight. Women love a clear, healthy com plexion. Pure blood makes It. Bur dick Blood Bitters makes purs blood. A Frightened Horse, Running like mads down the street, dumping the occupants, or a hundred other accidents, are every day occur-* rences. It behoovsa everybody to have reliable Salve handy, and there's none aa good as Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Burnt, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and Plies disappear quickly under HOetillD|_l|N|HMHM| stores. Funeral of William E. Callaway This Morning. The remains of Mr. William Caln- way arrived In the city yesterday af ternoon from Colttmbun at which place hlo death occurred on Tuesday even ing nnd were accompanied by an es cort from the Brotherhood of Locomo tive Engineer* of the Columbus divis ion. and Immediately upon arrival In city were carried to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Brown. 421 New street, at which place the funeral ser vices will occur this morning at 10:30 •'clock. Rev. J. L. White, pastor of the First Baptist church will officiate. Interment will occur at Rose Hill cem etery in the family lot where He his lamented father, mother and brothers. lie pall bearers will be selected from the Brotherhood ot Locomotive F.n- giiieera of the Macon and Columbus llvlaloga. the Macon division detail ing an honorary escort Receiver Demands Valuables. NEW YORK. Dee. 21.—Nathan Less er, receiver In Cleveland of the naira of Mrs. Castle L. Chadwick, made a demand today through hla legal repre sentative In this city, on J. P. Cndds- gan, the proprietor of the Hoffman house for all the jewelry and other val uables alleged to be In his possession held for the owner, Mrs. Chadwick. READ THIS Hopkinevllle. Hr, June 7th. !»«. Dr. t W. Hall. 8L Louie, Mo.—Dear Blr: I auffer.d ten year* with eerere kidney and bladder troubles, nnd at times was unable to work. I was ad vised to tty your Texas Wonder, and after using one-fourth of one bottle. I passed a large gravel, and I have never suffered since passing the same, three year* ago. I have recommended It to many others,‘who reported them selves cured. | most heartily recom mend It to all sufferers from kidney or bladder diseases. SAM DEAN 1 The Macon Shoe Co. I'honc 7 40 • «)S Third St. Netherlands Minister Weds. WARHINOTON. Dec. 21 —Jonkher Rene de Marses Van Bwlnderetu the Netherlands minister, and Mias Elisa beth Lindsay cilover, the only daugh ter of Mr. and Mm. C. C. Glover, were married at noon today In the church of the Epiphany by the Rt. Rev. Henry Yatea Ratter lee. bishop of Washing ton the rector of Epiphany, the Rev. I Dr. Me Kim, reeding the bethrothaL After the ceremony the wedding 1 rueeta were entertained at breakfast 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glove.-. A TEXAS WONDER One small bottle of the Texas Won*] der. Hall's Great Discovery, cures all kidney and Madder troubles, removes PANAMA. Dec. 22.—Earthquake shock* ffecL 26c. drug Christmas Wreaths. The girls nt the Mumford Home will furnish holly wreath* at most reasonable rate*. Orders can be tele phoned to the matron of the Home nnd will be promptly filled. Send Your Orders FOR Whiskies, Wines, Etc. TO Etc. SAM WE1GHSELBAUM & 1A0I 451 Cherry St.—Plioue 55S—Macon, Ga. The oldest and most reliable Wholesale Whis ky Establishment in Georgia. They will re ceive prompt attention. Satisfaction guaran teed or money refunded. Lowest prices ofa 11 Complete stock of everything. hblng the Southern Maryland Sav ings Bank on November 24 last. The prisoners were token to Baltimore and placed In jail. Arbitration Opposed. BOSTON. Dec. 21.—The ancient or« der of Hlbernlana of Massachusetts, numbering about 30,000 members, went on record today aa opposing a treaty of arbitration between the Uni ted State# and Great Britain. HAD STORMY VOYAGE. No Case of Pneumonia on Record. We do not know of a single instance where a cough or cold resulted In pneumonia or consumption when Foley** Honey and Tar had been taken. It cures cougha and colds perfectly, mo do not tAke chances with some un known preparation which may contain opiates, which cause constipation, a Condition that retards recovery from a cold. Ask for Foley'a Honey and Tar and refuse any substitute offered. Sold by H. J. Lamar A Co., druggists. Only Dependable Store Alleged Sank Robbers. LA PLATA. Md.. Dec. 21—Seven of the suspected hank roblvrs unrated recently In Baltimore were given preliminary hear ings today before Justice Robertson. Each IcttorT of *the^Charlea county 'grand jury, STRICTLY HIGH-GRADE which will meet next May. on the charge Ammmmmm of rohbln ** ^ “* * * -For- CANDIES, NUTS and FRUITS Ys Off for Cash ReJ Star Liner Kreonlend Struck by Tidal Wave. NEW TORK Deo. 21.—After a atormy voyage, during whleh ahe waa etrack by a tidal wav*, the Red Star llna ateamahlp Kroonland arrived to day (ram Antwerp. The voyage wae the worst the veeeel has ever expe rienced. There wae nothing but bad weather (ram the time .he left Ant werp on the ttth until she was almost In porL On the second day out a atewardeaa went Inaane. On the morning nf the Itth. while the vessel waa making fair time In a atrong northwest gale, ahe wae struck by a tidal wav* whlrh brought her to a standstill and sent tons of water tumbling over her deck*. R Plrette, a Belgian cabin pasaenx.-r. waa etandtng under ahelter and close up to the deck gravel .cure, lame back., rlieutr.attira! bouse, amidships. He was picked up and all IrregulaHtlea of the kidney, and bladder In both men and women, regulate, bladder trouble In children. If r.ot sold by your druggist It will be rent by mail on receipt of II. On* email bottt# two months' treatment ar.d —Mom falls to perfect a cure. Dr. r. ff. Hall, Sole Manufacturer, P. a net «tt 8L Louis. Mo. Send for teeilrrontel. Sold fay all druggists and B. J I-a mar 4 c<a_ Macon, Oa. and thrown aero** the deck. When rescued It eras found that hla left leg hod boon broken In two places. officer, of the Kroonland ear that when the wav* struck the veaael the water dashed higher than her funnel, and swept the bnrricaan* deck. SortlandL lb* lookout, wee thrown out of the crow', nt.t ar.d fell a dis tance of forty feet, but sustained Injury except a badly bruited aM*. CRYSTALIZED FRUIT8. Oreen Gage Plums 6O0 lb Cryetallaed Ginger lb Red Cherries lb Pleapple i b Cryetallaed Rig* lb Above Fruits, mixed Sic lb FRESH CANDIES. Fine Chocolate* lb Choice Chocolate* jj c lb Fine Bon Bone 40c lb Choice Bon Bone ib "Bucket" mixed 16c and 10c tb Home-made Candles 100 lb HIGH GRADE NUTS. rllah Walnuts lb Paper 8heU Almond. 20o lb Kxtra Fancy Filberts 20e Ib Brazils (lbs for 26c) 15c lb Brazil* (2 lbs for 26c) 15c lb P*c»na (2 lbs for 25c) ltc lb Bunch Ralalna . Smyrna Figs.. . Persian Date* ,, Malaga Grapes Catawba Grape*, ...26c and ISc lb ...20c and 15c lb ...15c and Me Ib 20c lb Ib baskets....20c EVERYTHING IN foreign and domestic FRUITS. J. CASERIO CO. Corner Cherry and Cotton Avcnu*. We wi!l sell Goods at a duco cash the baltnce •Jut). S. Uoge Drug Co. Mcnrce Defeat, Gilfeether, UTTLE ROCK. Ark., Dec. 21 — George Monroe of New York wa* given the decision ever Tammy Gtlfeather after IS. rounds of fast fighting .In thlz city tonlghL The bout went to the limit and botb men were strong at the finish. The tnea weighed In at 15) pounds.