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TCIE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORN’IXG, OCTOBER 2, 1908 FOR WOMAN’S WORK AT THE FAIR, GOOD PREMIUMS ARE OFFERED FORAKER SAYS CONVICTS WORK A INVOKE THE LAW MACON STREETS f ♦♦++ + + ♦»»♦+♦♦+++ 4+4444444444444444444. AN APPEAL MADE FOR THE GOOD WOMEN OF THE COUNTRY AROUND TO MAKE EXHIBITS OF THEIR HANDIWORK. Cotton patoh work quilt.. 1.M Mn Butr Minnie Ayree Herrte reported for o Oenerel Minurr Huff yesterday. —i—i, .he will at «nre begin to take charge of the deportment of women e W'Tk cf the StAte Fair. To assist Mrs. Harris. end to give the full Inronnatlon to U.oae who would like tr> n.Mke exhibits In Ihla department tie n :*e for exhibitor*. and U.e pren.luoie f ibred for the several articles dkeiy to * exhibited ere herewith given. Mr* Herrie join* with the m«na*e r of the felr In the appeal to the lows* of IB t»b and the nurroundlng ' 4 » U, ‘ , 'V - J.® h«n4 their exhibit* to the f*!f that this department may he one of the moat at tractive ta ttir blinding. The following *"• tT.e rule* for eg. ^PYofeaelonele ray exhibit. but will not U tSEES «! emptiest. this depart- “"KvirT .MIc!, »‘U» l» th. pr-lurt of .hlblior. cwr woijLinuir not hav. fcrnn exhibited p 1 . to INI. end imtat be lor dome* tie up * Prleee will r.t hr paid arrordlng to gi r*> but >r the award* ahewn In the w’. ■ b"*k. and the Judge's record will Knitted rounterpene iN Woven counterpane........ . Moet unique quJJl...... ..... lot rebln quilt ..... ....... Crocheted child* *L'que.... Knltt.d mitten* Ihanlay of ilurkp. palmetto. •traw or gran work...... Home-made woolen blenkete. If'.nie-mede Woolen ru».. alfpr -- If He Hag Done Wrong the Courts Should Decide It, He Saya. th. l»w Knitted xlfpper*.. ..Pi l-Htier lamp shade... Collection crocheted work, i>ainti> nt chemlef. Daintiest night-town........ I.oo HMM draware J.oo Lace Exhibit- . » point lec* f.eo Point lace Itonrtkerohlef*.... i.oo Batt.nburg aperimeu...,,,*, Uo Two yard* knitted lire...., L#g ^—• yerde crocheted lace.... 1.00 m centerpiece....... 1,to uit not have large*! and l»e»t collection In this d»pertinent l.y any one c«Mbltor...1.00 Iteta tailing specimen , 2.00 General Fertcy Work Exhibit. CINCINNATI. Oct. .. ahould be Invoked against done any wrong te the ©e„ _ •Utoment given by United Huron Hens- tor Koraker to the Associated Preee to. day. Before making thla suggestion ht eum* up the various chargee that have That tl him if he hea conclusion of Udflf ‘ 1 na b***n made end c .. .fill. . mm in mmm. i briefly the let thla department ran be w i ban one premit i will be awarded • patch work quilt., I v. sacque.... irks, palmetto. eghlblta to the felr. and ell artl- . charge for making en- Bach exhibitor la entitled to buy Pram. Prem. ......I 7.M t 4.00 Most ilfllqUi ' z Knitted fiiltl. Display of slii straw or grass .. _ Home.merle woolen blankets I.oo Ibitnr-niNde woolen rug 1.00 Knltfde slippers I no I’xix-r lamp shade U*.fieri Inn rr | — Sofa ciixhlon leather work s. a ••hated work. splay of rakes, ajx ve- rietlw [ Iy Baltimore rake t.m smel rake f. tid rake 2. >se| rake J. bite i-iunri rake 2. incolete rake, layer j. SSR 25: I IJ.v rake t. »rah mallow rwke y. pineapple IIm -f > -t .1 ■•■1 ■ made by exhibitor, other than baker Candy. P»«t display nf fanry home made randy *.... Breeds. r ,, *p1ay of breads by one lady, not leas than ten va- netles jftno n. ellulnld Fascinator Ijfiiit>ref|uln, fancy Kunrv hand bag,.*..,, Ilnn.lkerrhlef ruse Tie rase Iiispley rtf hair work.. Display of shell work.. 100 Display nt wax work.. 1 no Head rest 1.00 ps ' I.oo J.OO 1.00 J.oo UnPertlon of fanry articles by fine eshlbltor t Children's Exhibit. <*fd|e,-tlon hand sewing 1 Calico dress 1 I Fun bonnet j Km»-i..|dery In silk J.OO Halting powder Meruit, one Pf iitsn Meruit, one dog >IHk vi <*t light bread., Foda bln ult, one deg«n. Corn bread P'-sen doughnuts • s. tew rak * • bread Pies. y of plea six varieties 1 oo Isa cakes 1 Co. isnut pic b n on pie » •=:: Peeet poteto L . Jellies, ■^♦^ttyklwny irtly.- - one-halt- ' nlnt In glees if»r felly-, otie-hslf pint ich jelly, rme-haif pint in jetty)’ one-half”pint' * r. Jelly, one-half” pint oeny* Jeliy, one-iialf . In ulaea jelly, one-half . . _ ise Apple jelly, one-half pint In oneiin'.f pint in MISSING MULE TEAM! LOCATEHT STABLE Neoro Thief Used Them te 6ome to Macon—Officers Seek Hie Where abouts. pint ►•half plot In glass i.oo •half pint tn ataee 1.90 Preserves. tenrre, one quart i quart In glass.. The two mules and a wagon that were stolen fiom Mr. Kernnghm. r»l Peiry. last Sunday, nn.l that wero thought have been brought to Mncftu by the ne gro tldcf. were yesterday baated In a lo cal stable No Hue has I teen found, however, that will Irw.l to the apprehen sion of tile negro. Hilbert l«ce l.ewl*. who when he left the outtlt In the etatde Hun- day ni«:bt. slated that lie would return early Monday morning for them. The ; formerly lived In this elty and Is next well Un Will In* It | N i I> used the team Intruding to go any farther with tin ffhvra. Kvery effort rt hla arrest. ■■■■ believed tlmt the negro to Mart.n. never Hi I m — .Jher with ■ rMontlf rspecte*! to cash the for thirty dollars, made payable to bear rr, hut hla nerve failed him. • quart In gUs*.. more t pumpkin), I In glass preset ves. Jellies, eautes. canned tilt, canned Vrgrtehlce, (k'o < lied iHitchrs. one quart nrd peats, one quart in ■ tic ! plums, one quart tn Dnrd Fruits end Vegetables. ickles and Catsups. :ii LARGE ORDER PUCEO THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF ELEC TRICAL MACHINERY. Within the past few day* the ordrr "'*• glxen the Weetlnghouae Company for over three hundred thousand dol lars* worth of dynamos and other elec trical machinery, to be used in con nection with the hlg dam of the Cen tral (leorgla Power Co. It Is necessary to place this order now as considerable time |» required for It* manufacture. It would have been given earlier but fop some legal tangle m which the eomt'any was con nected with, and the pt/wfr company preferred to wait. This machinery will nt In the work “ It progresses, so tha. — . legal ethics as to service for various clients. Thaistatement In pert follows: 4 *The questions in this whole matter In whlrh tl*e public ta concerned ere: '•Whether I wae employed, which wee never concealed or denied, and “The character of that employment, ehether It had any relation te my dutlea as flenstor or Influtnc&i ms In nny man ner In regsrd thereto. •*On all these points 1 hsvs answered fully In my former published atatemenfs. T have not until now spoken of the Ofurwnsatlon I received, because If the mployment wae Improper It would be oo defense to show that It was a email sum. but If on the other hand the employment wee proper the compensation concerned only the company and inyself, noltody else. If my farmer statements are true, as I know them to be. the employment was entirely proper and Irgltlmate. and I Started on Third and Worked In ths ' Direction of South Macon—Will Remain in City Indefinitely. Under the supervision of flupt E. A. Wlmbush. forty-live convicts began work on the elty streets yesterday morning at I o'clock, storting on Third at the corner of FJum end working Jn the direction of Bouth Maron. The gang will be engag ed. Jn the repair and Improvement of this thdroughfuie for some time. The force will he augmented from time to time, as the men can be spared from the other gangs, and will be kept In the city Indefi nitely. Aftei the work on Third street ha c * been finished, which will tie In four or five days, the gang will he assigned to a territory to be named by the Mayor and atreet committee of Council. When the convleta brofce th# first . ground early yesterday morning, before j + the mm had hardly commented Its day's ! ▼ THE UNION Macon’s Big Rug Store THE UNION t work. Mr. Ben 1#.' Jones, of the Road | ^ ♦ Willi Mr. Ilcar*t. Bays H# Was Not Ovsrpald. “In view, however, of tbo Important rharuete.r of the servlqaa rendered, the ability of till- company to pay. and. If It may ' the dlsagrm d. the . _ d. If It l, - although .unforeseen. . xpertence to which f am subjected, I think It would tie diffi cult for Mr. Ilearst to show that 1 waa overpild. but If he ahould, that would lie a matter tor the company to complain about and not Mr. Ilrarat. “My employment waa ronflned to the affslrx of the company In Ohio, Includ ing its re-orgnnlxaflon after the de cision i»f our Supreme Court dissolv ing fbe trust, and that ft «’** ended long before the company had become III any way the object of legislation by CongreHM or the subject of attacks of any kind In «h«* court* or otherwise, by the United Ht-yes government, and that such employment has never been renewed although, as heretofore shown, again tendered and declined In 190Q. "If I did not have « right to accept that employment. I should probably be criticised for having been for years employed by the Ohio Traction Com pany. or |»erhnps. ( ahould be con demned for once representing the den- eral Electric Company, although that waa before I wax elected to tha tfenate, or to the Cincinnati Telephone Com pany, by which I was employed for many years before and for some time after 1 was elected to the Senate, be- •ause It lx a brunch of the Bell Tele phone Company, mid these companies— the fleneral Electric and the ftell Tele phone- -have now been charged, accord Ing to the newspapers with a viola tion of the antl-truat laws, and are to be civilly mid criminally proceeded MgufoH by the attorney general of the United State*. “When 1 wax employed by the stan dard oil Company there wax no more knowledge or probability of that com pany’s being legislated against by Cottgreax or proceeded again*! In the Federal court*, so far as anybody was then aware, than there waa and Jig* been an to the other romptnleg named ut the times when 1 respectlvgly rep resented them. Professional Services and Pay "Lawyera at least, fully, understand thvt when a professional service hus that n'' bwyer I* hound by reason of previous employment to show any ror nt any subsequent time ax at torney, ms public official, or otherwise, any one who inny have been his Commissioner*, was or. the scene. “This ‘ r one of the happiest mortirntg of my fe." he feelingly declared to flupt Wlmbush. “I believe that I have fought harder ton any one else to bring the convicts '* » city * *— ** r and have them worked oh Che streets, and I fort, as well _ . . not been in vein. Whatever Influi and authority I possess will he need In ro-operntlng wltn the elty officials to keen the convictx In Macon Just ax tong atreot needing attention. be properly worked by the other gangs." riceIStIedfor G009 OF DEMOCRACY EPRPEIP I the Hoard of Trade. Thd high price wux caused by announcement that the pro- Very Cold Weather Predicted - Early in October. - Ladies should prepare for the snap—fit up the children as well as yourselves with warm clothes. Our October sale is now on with a rush. We guarantee a saving to every customer throughout the store. eedx would go to the natlhnal Demo cratic campaign fund. The rice came from Honduras. HELENA HEARING IS TIED UP FOR WEEK | ATLANTA. On.. Oct. 1 —The hearing X that wax to have been given by the Itall- ▼ r«*nl Commission do a petition asking to that an order l*e Issued requiring that y Southern and Heel*>ard trains connect at Helena waa postponed for one week to- dnv. to stated that It la probable that J Blankets and Comforts The best stock in the city to make selection from. Comforts from the cheapest to $25.00 each. Our $5.00 Comfort, wo will say is as good as any Comfort sold at $6.50 in Macon. Blankets at nil prices, from the ordinary Blanket to the fine $15.00 a pair. We offer a special nt $5.00, in pure white or plaids, that no firm in Macon will match less than $6.00. Every other price in the Comfort and Blanket Department at a saving in the same propor tion to the customer. Sweaters ) We have the largest stock of these very new gar ments, of any establishment in Macon. Girls, Misses and Lndies must have a Sweater this season—prices range from $1.25 on up. Knit Underwear •via* the ached- The best weights for the Southern climate in all garments—Drawers, Vests and Union, Suits, for Infants, Children and Lndies. Sizes are not broken now, and it is the best time to buy. Special Price Sale On. . _ I** made without action part of the comtnlxalon. client. “A Daughter of Erin," al great Irish Drama, at Theato- rium today. WATSON SAYS HE STANDS ON OCALA PLATFORM STILL JACKSON, da., Oct. 1—Referring fo the MccuantIon that hr had bven "bribed’’ by the Republicans to mako the race for the Presidency. Thomas K Watson, the Peopto’x party presi dential nominee. |n a speech here to day. said that he stand* on the Ocala bri'vd to advocate It than tkere fanners and Democrats of the Routh bribed years ago Into framing the platform. Mr. Watson said hi had Ad nopea of being elected, but hoped to Muzn tho Bear Skin Sets In (’oafs, Caps, I.eggins and Muffs, in all colors- white. These arc new and beautiful. Come before the sizes ore broken. Prices from $8.00 up. BEAR SKIN COATS—Tn white and all good slmdes, at the lowest prices ever quoted. For Children. Prices from $2.50 up. Knit Fixings 4 4 4 4 4- 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ ♦ $ t 4- I 1 ♦ ♦ 1 I 4- I I | Wo arc doing a grand business, and beg the Ladies 4" who watt to buy from us to come now, while our stock 4- is at the'-best. We are truly proud of our stock. The -4 Ladies all tell us there is nothing in Macon to compare to our stock. NEW NECK FIXINGS of a most beautiful variety, and we can safely say no stock in tho city can compare with ours. AVe leave it to any good judge. These are for Children, every sort of warm Knit Goods—Caps, Hoods, Leggins, Jackets, Sweaters, etc. All prices. Children's Goods A VERY FINE DEPARTMENT Wo have a department for Boys and Girls, ns well as Infants, that tho people will bo as proud of as they are of the other departments of our store, and this is ’nough said. All garments represented for the Baby on up to the 15-year Girls, and from this age we go into our Misses’ and Ladies’ Department. Muslin Underwear A full stock of now Under Muslins for Ladies and Children. In the medium priced garments—Drawers, Skirts, Gowns, etc. The sale is now on. Our Great Rush Sale of Suits and Coats is Now On Finally. If I committed any offenxc | trail for some one else to put tho South against the law let somebody speelfl- ' rally point It out ami proceed against me. Tha vourta are nj*en and although they have been severely criticised yet the |»e<ip|e have confidence In them and will accept and be satisfied with their Judgment. If there bo anv Juat haalx f«»r thla reckless, wholesale de famation and attempted assassination of chnrarter. let It take some tangible, open and fair form of procedure where all Interested can appear and be fully heard." WATTS ACQUITTED AFTER THREE TRIALS KILLED M'DUFFIE DROTHCR8 NEAR ROCHELLE IN 1»06. ENDING OLD FEUD. M A Daughter of Erin," a great Irish Drama, at Theato- rium today. VACCINATION MAY WARD OFF TUBERCULOSIS WAFIIINOTON. Oct. I.—The treatment of ttd»er«'Uioela will be r* volutlnnizrd If the xiiKgestlon of Dr. JuiPt* Bartel, a dolegitto to the International Tub« ulosla ’onarras, now In session here. Is ac- ■opoxrx vaccination against | 4 Big Sales from Every Part of our Store: f Needle Work, Silks, Dress Goods, Gloves, f Bags, Housefurnishings, Domestics, Lin- $ ens, Novelty Specials, Etc. | " i •r; Annrvil.l.i: do.. Oct. I.—The Jury In the Joe Watt* raee returned a verdict of not gtillty this urnmlng. Walla had two triala before this, each time being found guilty of manslaughter. Watts was tube before granted e new trial on the ground that It waa Justifia ble homicide. It« killed Rate and A. K. MrDuftt* at a country danre. one mile north of itorhrlle. in February. IB*. Thrrr lia.l l*ren trouble between them three yeais, growing out of the killing of John Blue growing m by A inly Watte ah Me- .Yalta always trt RRV afftdextt that trim The three trials Have coat the chlnery will b* ready to turn. The county about $l.t,ooo. ■ extent of this order la In keeping with la tn Jell awaiting for tho Btate’i •s- -• — * {lawyer toderide lf they art *' 10 the vastnee* of this enterprise. They Take the Klnkg Out. 1 have used pr. King# New Life Pills for many year* with Increasing satisfaction They take the kink* of stomech. liver and bow#:#, without fuse or friction." say* N ft it:own of Pittsfield. Vh Ouarantsad satisfac tory at all drug stores. ?»c ling 1 klllli will try him fn tig A. It McDuffie, Bartel pmi ■■Hi tubrmiloxtx Just as %'acclnntlon la used us it preventive against smallpox. Ills theory lx receiving much attention Here and many of the aclentiete have de clared themxelvos heartily In sympathy with his views. Were his theory put Into practice. It would mean that every school child other against tuberculosis, the I disease peats of humanity. Dr. Bartel declarea that anlmala have ■M ~ ‘ceeefully Immunised against which " - - * - nnted animals. It is said that with the aid of various » utilise this action of the tissue* of or* the tubercle bacillus as the basis I lunlMtton i ‘ * * * “ r|||, therefore, prov of Immunisation against tuberculosis )©©flBTY Mrs. Harry Robert Entertains for Her Mother, Mrs. Gregory. In honor of her mother. Mrs. Frede rick Gregory. Mrs. Harry C. Robert entertained Tuesday afternoon about twenty guests at a ’’flinch" party, Mrs Frank Davent. of Atlnnta ’ the prlxe given for hlgh*s* score, whlrn wag a growing fern In a pretty Jardi niere. Dainty refreshments In Severn! courses were served at email table* In the attractive and prettily decorat ed room* where the game wag played. Invited to meet Mrs. Gregory were Mr*. Mallory Taylor, Mrs. John Moore Walker. Mrs. John U. Holme*. M this department must he | ^HS’^^lNOTinEO OF MEETING LIFE CONVICT CAUGHT IN ALBERMARLE, N. C. ATLANTA. Oa. Oet. I.-WIU Davl*. a negro who was sent to the penitentiary tor life from Merrtwether County In |*07 after conviction for murder, was brought __ ..... heck t<* the Htate authorities today by OF THE BUSINESS MEN " '■ "■ HhM * 1 s * vun, »-- The leeapfA several months ego. x.«h.' -ojs’-~TA»p.inw8 Haii.. M..« | r.:?. ,T“, | the *negio, wn* working. While being' Mm', and Wonn'n'a Pall i'uM-Jp. Mr.. Danlrl D. mens ima womens t ail A ,i, m ^ M n . xviiiinm nmnsmi. Mr., t. Regals; an elgeant stock jut °. cn»«m«r. sir., wiuum o. Tnn>m. . ° _ *? . _ Mr.. M.rbeth Tny'.nr llrmphlll. Mrn. in. Parks & Everett, n. c. M.ih.w^ Mr., h. n. r»r,ir>-. APARTMENT HOUSE :: WILL BE ERECTED eke them earlier If MR. BEN L. JONES WILL PUT UF FOUR-STORY BRICK STRUCTURE AT INTERSECTION OF ARCH, ' THIRD AND OGLE THORPE STREETS. Associate Machine end Har«diw*rfc Chisiffo. The members of the committee ap» j pointed by rhstrman llall.,of the Rlbhi — County ItomooraHc Oluh.it the re rinrta ... n .., vai m rn—-1 FIREMAN SMITH SAVES s**ntnilve» to the BusImss Man e Brv- — .an and Kern o>mmittee. the names toi l*e flU-.t with Norman K. Mack, chair- *’>, man «»f the Nation*] < nmiittee are tn Runaway Herts H*g * gig ti Yetterdsy Morning. The stay horae that pul — * the xtatkm. he escaped from and led • chare fee mor* mile before being recaptured. NEGRO MAN FROM INJURY .... . ...... Plane f«w the erection of a large apart* (l.vr »n.l M . flow fsr mor. than h,„ lw , ^ th , tHtnzul.r h>l format hy the Intersection nf Arch. »>glethnrpe and Third street* were £*e»erday com- pleted by Mr. Ben L Jones. . . The property wee purchased from Mrs. F. W. Muecke. the cash cnnsidrrwtton be ing twenty-five hundred ‘dollars. The apartment Imuee will be one of the Mr* Cuiti* Guttenberger. Mrs. Frank Darant. Mtee Kate Ayres. Mr*. Geo. Riley, Jr, Mr*. Edward A nope. Mrs. Herbert Haley. Mr*. Duncan Drown, and Sir*. Robert W. Jemlson. Pretty October Wadding Will be That of Mitt Lucile Roper end Mr. Calvin > A* prettv October wedding will be that of Mis* Lu«Re Roper nnd Mr. Calvin F. Smith, which occur* at th* rrtldonce of Mr. and Mr*. Robert F. Roper, No. Ml Forsyth streeL on Thuraday. October 14th. No carda are being Issued, and live -wedding guest* will be limited to the relative* and closest friend* of the couple, who leave Immediately afler* ward for Florida, where they will apend two weeks at eaat coast resorts. The ceremony will take place at delegates will he elected to attend the 8tatc convention In 8avannah. and also to the National convention, which will be held In Atlanta In November. Another Important matter for consid eration wllj be the voting on the selec tion of the site for the Win monument MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE Mr. R. L. Frye, of Mobile. Ala.. :» visit ing Col. and Mrs. J. W. Preston on Magnolia street. Mr. H. T. Powell Is enjoying a brief which will nt.o b. don, by ,11 o.hcr <*,y. I’’V?'Com which h. return, .K- it r» r* ,V. C,.._ m a few days. Mr. DO Rotset Roberteor.. formerly of from Amerlcus on given a moot cor- »y friends here, .la ters of the l T . D- C. jin the Slate befoie the Savannah convention, wherg It will finally be decided according vote*. | dial Aa the Macon chapter ta desirous of r * thl. city. w*. up to the. i Wcdnc.d.y ,nd w dial welcome by I File** •y his : making a •lacksonville. Is k few prepared i first meei meeting of the season. Miss Lamar to Have Informal Bridge. .MIm Camille loimar, who has Just re- turned from an extended stay at Atlantic .’Ity. will entertain a few friends tnls ruing at an Informal game of bridge. Until she leaves for Houston. Tex., to K n Mr. loiyton. Mrs. M. D. Layton is at me to her friends for a few day* at th* Arcadia. Mrs. E. J. Cooke, after a charming summer at several Tennessee resorts. Is at home again, and l>elng welcomed by *-— —Hi the several months late Swings, Th',": “w'ni vsiirWh. Ymi j* W "‘ <nl0> ' * tU * j Mcml25l* W 8ew.nM' Jnd**toohouv” •xnssa w".’? 1 o ,Vt h ,°r k* I** ,h# ®*cred Heart Convent at g «n ThiiS ilSS S!2* ’ Manhattsnvma. Miss Burke Is quite a Jhl? 5i«k‘hi " S!popular member of the younger set and be g;eatly missed this winter «t $6,500 This amount will buy residence «lt Madison street, tho home of Mr. J.“F. Minton, who Is leaving the city. Thla place has seven rooms and two large halls, it has every modern conven ience and I« elegantly fitted through out with cabinet mantels, if you are In the market for a home do not over look this. M1NT0N-M0RGAN CO. It 8eturday afternoon at 8t. Joseph' **-" hh m| | matinee performance Thw rendition of Pirouette at St Jc eeph # Hall «*n Thursday was acknowt- edged by a large nnd appreciative audi ence to W the most beautiful affair ever given In Macon, and when we take into consideration the fact that all the nartle- Ipants In the program were under the age of 14, the ladle* In charge fully appre ciate the manv congratulation* that they have received on the success of th* “cont- Mr*. T. 8. Frye, of Mobile. Ala., with her daughters. Misses Ethel and Elsie Frye, arrive in Macon today to visit her sister. Mr*. J W. Preston, with whom they wlU spend about two weeks. Miss Constance Jaques. a popular tr.emher of the younger set. left this week for Baltimore to resume her studies at •••niencoe,” the young ladle* hoarding school she has been attending for two tor me already. Mr T. B. BlackxhcHr Is recuperating after an Illness with fever nnd he and Ida ck shear left Thursday Master Owen Muldownev In the doubk role of Ksdrsd. King of Weelnla andJjJ;^ **■“** “ “ ““ *■*“ Sr. Mr*. Freeman lira. William E. Flanders and Mr*, irrav Whltfw returned last night from Stmll. a wlsard. won the praise of the entire audience. Utile Miss Miriam Moore ax Ptrouetta. the Prince#* of the Cutaway Island, was the hit of the evening. “ ‘ *“ tton of Pirouette rounds of gMlat nuimr Vl»,r t« oclpck. *w. M. J. -Hf P-Sj-T M hrT flr ' t "Xhm h.r ch.rmin. ««• -rrloUtlBt. «n4 .11 th, of _"'*|pr,t,nCT- piy>vM h.r t,i>nt at one. pretty morning wedding will be effeC- J Popinjav. Prince of Vanat**. hy Ed* lively carried out. Iward Cassldv. w:»s perfect. This young —— ■** -•—*—-’ —. were th# envy ^Clifford Shlnholia'r will play I men’s acting and costu eddlng march and ala© during the of ,i5L ! receipt of Mitre from the Hon. Na than Ktraua. chairman of the Huslnewa 1 Men’s ltrysn and Kern National Aw- | aocDltun. , Thl* totter given astlc* Jh*t a eon-1 fftornlsxira . — ha* been J JijJ* \ a t no] headquarters^ j a*eM Annex, in Chiv.»m». «>cn> ta, n rtd 'th Roth Mr. Bryan Uvwn ern will be prearnt at th«- j etwr mll(M ,, by!!?' for the Johm t.^ ‘ Kim etn-et At the W Th# bride will marry In her going away gown, a brown taffeta coat suit.’once, and will wear a hat and gloves to | The Mlnu« natch, and her only attendant end (May, Darb maid of borov wlU be Mlaa Ida Wood ' ward. Mr. Wilbur Honor the bride's broth er, will art aa best man. The bride and groom-tL-b*. both have a large circle of friends among shorn the event Is of much pleasur- Heard i : so K: Jonce. Jl. I .... ... no Tha depot tme 123 Phose. Birch Hardware Oo. 0. T Bice J. B. 8tew»rt, H. X. 1 n I Fielder. Sell most everything. | JL:. ■ he danced hla way Into the hearts of the audle Ready, fJrahx Annie beautiful I and Master* E.1- *'Har*. Henry J»a- Heuse wae oend some time with her Flanders and Whittle retu Alixnta. where they past several weeks, a - -»-rightfully entertainrd by friends. Mrs. Blue Ribbon Quality The standard for 11 years and the sale of Blue Ribbon Lemon and Vanilla cor.«tont!y Increasing. Beat ever made. Outsell all other*. Deaths and Funerals Mesdame* Hart HOWARD, art and Se their friends v 418 Cherry Street. OCTOBER STARTS FIRES TO KEEP FIREMEN BUSY Department Made Five Runs Yesterday. All Small Affairs. The fire department had five terday. which started tho month of Oc tober off with a rush. At «:15 run made to 923 Fifth roof of house belonging 1 warn won& occupied by Lula Grant; very little damage. At 1:24 run made to IB First atroet] ’ v on n...i-,: ..f Mi*. J. E. White- hirst. At 9:40 run made to 403 Dune nue; burning hrushwrood set wood bouse; very little damage. fire 740 Ash to owned d occupied by C. W. Arch . mney burning on house owned IL Whitehead, occupied by M. E. street; Bp&rl l*y Joe. Broi Wright. . _. vursbfls r _. rderetl heir and beauty ine*e.lanterns, end the partor I tlfulhr decorated with —— » means least comes the 1 r.lere# of goMenrod. wh i room ferns end pot fie violin solo bv Master j An Interesting guessing REV. NORTHROP RESIGNS FROM ST. PAUL’S CHURCH ; Has No Statement to Make Until Notlflod by Vestrymen of Their Action. The difficult hlle tn tho roam fern* end pot (lower* w »-t | Vn Interesting ~ Hunter. HO ting, at which!to * * Jam*, brow a, w* J. M. Northrop hax lmnd«-d In his A' 'tr.r <f Ht. Pauls rrrnt^ until after th- ^rtrymrr, hed noU- K : P ^ ,HC °D Mr Northrop HI 1. he# made many .tfllni and warm friends aud who will rogret to learn of hie leaving | Macon, should that be his intention. V