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THE JfACOX DAILY TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, 1908 A
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KIcEVOY’S 572 Cherry St.
)©©DET¥
brew-Holder.
r. 8 C. Kimbrsw. of Ifaeon. Mid
, — i La trie Holder, of Lumpkin. were
married \r.d»,».day night at th* resl-
«!•!.<■•) of the Mlde's P*r*nta. Tl»» rar*.
n.ohv «a« ;>rrurin*d by Rev. Robert
Mr. Arm.^Klmbrew arrived In the
petty vr*i*.|iigy afternoon and will make
, "wjsasrs. •on of Oapt. H, O,
Hi. the well known conductor. and
goon* business man of Naoon with
rid of friend*.
» bride Is one of the sweetest young
■n i.f I.'irnpkl;i.
following Macon people Httended
ii.H.fng: Mr. and Mr*. H. O, Kim*
and Mra Joe Mend. Mr. Troy
Aim. Iforaec V. Adam* entertained at
a beautiful reception lost avenluk In
honor of her daughter. Mlaa Mattie
Adam*, one of Vinevllle • moet popular
young women, i f
stewm ■■■
SWEEPS WEST
Traffic on Railroads Is Com
pletely Tied Up By
Its Fury
WINNIPEG. Manitoba. Oct. 22.—
One of the worst mow storms that
aver occurred In the weet le now at
the height of lie fur/ and haa dniior-
allgejj the service of the Canadian Pa-
clHc and the Great Northern railroads.
The at firm alerted night before last
Beautiful Reception for Mist Mattlelend continue* unabated. Tep Indies
of anew already have fallen, accom
panied by a gale. Snow haa niled rail'
way cut* and In many cage# the snow
I* ten feet deep.
n Canadian Pactnc enow plows are
Adame* home on Vlnevlll* avenue hard at work, but little progrea* can
wu elaborately decorated; and brihlant * be mad*? until the atorm caaaea. The
with eoftly ehadod llghta prermted a I expresses from Vancouver and Other
fvMinw 9 iiAam r *n*X*d to 1 *! * #k '‘ ,rrn p #,,nt * •re Mtalled. While west-
M mtf eliKyabW? manner. ,H ' u,ul tr * ,n " •»» held up east of th
; brew. Mr. and Mr©
T Heuw. Mr. Della*
If MWI Mn ttle Knight.
I* «!* Miss Fannie 1
Knight. Ml*n*s Etlul
i. Mir" Annie It. lla-
Lou Tucker and Mr.
T ‘The Little Pilgrim”' Tonight.
1 r> • ! un1or Auxiliary of Chriri Church
• t. r pi *c.,t the play of ‘The I Mile Pll*
; w f * i l the Book Beloved” this evsn-
I i> 4 i the chepcl In the rear of tho
i t urn b.
l m «ren* la a crow hv the wavsld*.
\<:<w ' ther. praying la discovered by
,"m nttla pilgrims from the |<and of
I i••"knee*. They aak 'or Holy Church.
}mr,i - 'wings her to them. At their re
, Mir r Lowe them tho form of pray
er. • h* i order in th. 1 Prayer fUmk being
: rr pr»">’ited hy a child. The member*
1 of ih» auxiliary and their frlcnde wll»
■ an •< rime the attendance of as many aa
“ ‘ a* the object la a most worthy
fee llfketa
tietpg Mold, but a
Isswri will be taken at tho
most delightful xnd enjoyable manner.
Chrysanthemums wars lt»e fi«..v*
lined throughout the house, the i ldw< .
floor of which was a*l thfOWa together,
and a different, color scheme wag carried
out In each.
In the hall, where the orchestra ren
dered beautiful aHactlona during U.a
• venlng, the Hcheme Wat red. and
iM ughn of brilliant autumn leaves ar-
tnnged jirtlNtlcftlly. vied with the clusters
of ml cnryiMtuthf muma 111 vasea and
bow la of crlmaon enlvla on the tables.
The drawing room wnri the guest*
wore recHvrd was in white, the big
ehaggy white hloaaoma linking the ttwn-
rtl Imbedded In ferns, and their own
dark green foliage, snd the •tins tong
stemmed Ik-huIlea filled tall floor vaeea
uImmiI tile apartment "
l<nrg* red chrysanthemum* with
talma went uaed In th* library opening
from thin room, and the Mg gulden mica
In th* diningroom.
Receiving the gueAta w*re Ml*. If. I>.
Adame. handsomely dressed In black
Milk, eMbomtelv Irimmed with lace ap
plique and with bar Mir* Mattie Adam*
wonr|ng a lovely' evening goWn of white
menrglme trbulned with sliver tar*. and
carrying ah armful of Mg White chry
santhemums. . • .
Aariatlng them were Mr. and lira. El
ton Attains and Mr. and.Mr*. laiFavette
Pavla. Mra. iHivta and Mra, Elton Adam*
both wore Imrriy ^hwna of light f»luo MU*
anow region. No train* from the (Wit
reached Winnipeg today and If la
doubtful -when they will get through.
The storm which broke oyer Alberta
province Tuesday night wga wholly un
expected by the railway companies and
preparation wag not made to receive
It. The atorm was blinding and the
anew soft. *
The Canadian north train left Ed
monton at the usual time and pro
ceeded all right until near Islay,
where It ran Into h anow bank and
stuck. Flnslly another train was sent
to pull It out of the drift. #
at Christ
■MM rly gowns
trimmed with gold Uffi,
In the diningroom^Mra.
Vaughan and Mr* 'Wnuam
prcahiN! at Urn punrh table,
WJ! taki up some very
I MATTERS OF INTEREiT
Marshall
iftiar-
THE PUBLIC,
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. New
York. Oct. lie—Miss Frit* won the
world's speed championship, using an
Underwood Pioneer visible typewriter,
making a. record of 17 word* per min
ute.
CLAIMED THAT BOYS
MAINTAIN DEAD LINE
CANAL MAHER
TO BE_PR0BED
Sensation in lligh Political
Circles is Sprung By
Rainey
Complaint was made to Chief West-
cott yesterday that In both South Macon
and East Macon. Just at tha city boun
daries. there Is a crowd of boys that
E va the drivers of delivery wagons a
t of trouble.
One boy who drives for a Third street
house cays that the men who drive are
not molested, but the moment the crowd
a boy^ an n del . , ]' B ]T .w**on the^£0
for him. The boys In tneee crowds mi. _
Issued orders that no town boy can cross
the line with a delivery wagon.
Chief Weatcott Informed the delivery
wagon drivers that If tha molestation
occurs within th* city limits he will look
after them and see that they are pro
tected. If on the outside, he will com
municate with Hherlff JP.M-rt«nn and ask
that the county authorities protect them.
The hoya aay there la no reason for
thla trouble as they have not In any way
who are hunting mischief, and be 1 lev a
'that aa they have tha advantage of
numbers they can prevent any town boy
from crossing the line. «
THERE MAY BE HEIRS
TO THE TUCKER ESTATE
IMPORTANT A faw days ago mention waamade of
the receipt ny Chief Weatcott oWl letter
from a Mrs. A. M. Glenn, ai Palestine,
Tax., aaklng after the next of kin of tha
! BHdnr Party to Mia* Middleton.
} A pretty compliment to Mix* Edna
Middlfton. of Washington. P. C.. who ■■
! J* Ihe guest of Mlaa RlhcJ Jones, wan fluffy
l the Midge party given at the I/g w|m
CaMn club on yesterday morning, tho
* riu.ii being: Miner* Edna Middle.
t«r of Washington. Rosalind Davis,
Claire Bnlfeiiillct. El ltd Jones Lily
r. Cora Burr, lo'a Raker, Mary
W to h* aor Fannie Harrlg Annie nan-
non .1" Thine Jones, Mary Pearson.
Annie Pltner, of Athens, Mrs. Henty
Isiumr. Mrs. Rrure Jonos. Mr*. Km*
rmtt Pmea. Mrs. Louis Pal lew. Mra.
Jloii virgin. Mra. Mayt>eth Taylor
Hearj.hiii and Mrs. Rpratllng.
KdwIn Tucker.
A lady living o
that
Walnut street reports
*' Tucker was a
Wr. and Mrs. Robert Munford Return
Mr and Mr*. Robert Munford and
a^n. Charlie Munford. after an ah-
e< n< >- r.f Neveral months, have re-
turned to the city, and t\lll he given
• a otsrnt welcome by thalr many
friend* Mr. Munford has baen in
Richmond while Mr* Munford and
aon ware abroad. They visited France,
England and Reotland, spending aev-
- eka on the ci^'d*. and among
th*
arming lakes.
I
1 Mr and Mrs. Wofford Felton
wards have returned io Atlanta after
a very pleasant stay In Macon aa the
gur-t- of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
■ Akerman.
M» and Mrs. Edwards were the re
claimt* of charming aortal attentions
while here. Mas. Akerman enter-
tslnad nt a large gfternoon reception
for Mr Edwards, and also at a din-
per partv for the rouple. A very
lovely affair for them ah^ was the
innn party given them by Col. and
Mr* n R. Starr*. A red and white
re-eme -ana carried out In the deco,
ration* throughout the house, roses
end . nrn.ttlons being the flower* used,
and the lovely costume of the hostess
f •: the evening harmonised with the<
j • evading color note.
Mr* iMwards wore a handsome
low mb r t.iilored suit, the coat open-
white aatln waist, exqul-
and
ade.
• \ <u»lng wo* apent very delight.
Mrs. Edward*, who I* a tine mu-
i nn«l haa » beautiful v»tce, fa-
« ti:-- company with several
tfui number*.
a Luncheon for Mlaa Middleton.
* (".•ire Rolfeulllct was hostess
I'd:* x i\i a pretty bridge luncheon
i she gave In honor of Mlaa Edna
of Washington
centei
for the, luncheon
th a baauitlfullv emhrold-
i get of fine linen, waa n
oink chrysanthemum*
»i7.«L i women nr the misnoTmrv orcsniat-
11*. tto 1o of th* different churcnM met to-
.? y . ii W nullk' tha tahufS??? k*ther to hi*r reports from all Ihe be-
T* ,ib,# wrr " o' -ntent Institution* already existing.
IE" whlte sleo. *._ | and to ninn for new ones, and earnest
ness ami harmony were chnrncterlstlc of
th- meetings.
Mrs. Mnrv Walter mode an earnest,
thoughtful talk on missions at the flrat
session.
**’ Krntler.
lovely white
yellow
Mrs. Mure.iiinwaM^BBpH^BHHMB
mesvnllne gown, the corsage made de.-ol-
lette. and t-lmmed with prince**®
Mrs. Vauglisn waa gowned In. a mrn
colored liberty satin, made on empire
and dlreetoir* lines and braided, the Ions
sleeves trimmed with aatln buttons and
Assisting also wen
Gibson and IJIIIan W?l . r
pretty evening dress** of White cMI
snd luce. Miss Etna - Rllay, gowned
Invendar mcsMlIna* made etHpira. i
trimmed with pink and lkvendsr mousse-
line, and Mlaa Mattie Chappell*, In a be-
coming old rose, nietaallne trimmed with
soft White luce.
The evening wai -a delightful one to
the largo number of <-aU-ra. about a
hundred and flfty. Iiu-hullnr the young
men and women friends, and the young
married couple*.
The Phllethea Union.
Tha Phllethea Union had
alihi
ly Imarestlng meetjn
n unusual-
. . .. JSWi ting at the First Bap-
tlet Church yesterday afternoon.
There waa a large attendance and two
Phhathtm vlsaase vlaj The Tabernacle
I hiiNihi* das* mid V:*nt Macon ItsnMat
Junior PliilstheM class, were received
“WjSVi&U Mhl'.nn
work wet# given and It was aratlfvlng
and encouraging to hedr the reports of
the wink of ihe danse* In the union,
■•penally tho Euat Micon Baptist and
Rev. Chas. W. Kraxler. a returned
mlaelonery. talked of conditions, both
secular and missionary, of the Cubans.
Reports from Ihe benevolent Institu
tion*. Ilrl/nath Hall, whldi was project
ed three years aso h.v this conference.
Ifephxlbah Orphanage. Roff Home. Door
of Hope. Free Kindergarten, and prison
work were satisfactory and showed '
Interest and progress along ulir
rpinds and
- eon rare •
Is the
deep
line*.
The work to which the
heart* nf the .. ....
- directed for the i
of the eottrarene
ext rear teglr
tahllshment of a travelers* aid
union station, whore matrons will be
R aced to give **sf*t'xnrn and necessary
formation and protection to Women
and stela traveling alone who a re in
need of such . service*
The election of officers resulted a*
follows:
Willingham.
nrv. Men-
president. Mrs.' W. E. Mc-
Teereterx'. Mrs. Aude Mavis.
• I'reaeurfr. Mra. L R. Rhodes,
ilnvlpg; accepted an lnv|ts(lon. ex-
ended throush Mrs. J. Rosa Rowdro. the
ftecond vi
°*s
TatK-riMde.
■noaoemant.
Friend* ntldrelalivea iIn Marw are fa- Wo ErO mpkinCT ft Tim On
.I'm."if. " r.»L will «iv. m Lumber Mill Blocks at $1.25.
•tlsge thel- daughter. Ouaata. to Mr. 1 n . ...
the Ur. Tucker mentioned In tho letter,
and he too will communicate with Mrs.
SHAM BATTLE PRACTICE
This Accounts for the Unusual Noise
Heard Early In the Nlaht.
The Gatling gun squad of tho Macoh
Hussars, under command of Flrat t>er-
gent Luther Folhlll, were out last night
getting In shape for tho eham buttle to
occur next Wednesday between th<» lo
cal military companies nt the Georgia
ptat* fair.
Several round* were flred. and quite a
a rge crowd congregated to watch the
•Xu go through the various evolutions.
The Gatling gun. wrlch l> a Reming
ton rsptd-flre. and which was wan by
the Macon Hussar* for standing the
beat Inspection will play quite a promi
nent pnrt In the military maneuvers st
the fnir on Military Day. A sham bat
tle will be fought, snd the Macon I!ua-
rars. with the Gatling gun. will rirt*«v|
the ball park aa a garrtaon. against tho
other two companies, the Macon Volun
teers and the FIqViJ •Rifles.
The detail operating the gun loot night
were perfect In their undeistanding of
Its mechanism nod the drill required by
Its opera don. and will be sure to give
h good (recount of themselves at the
aliem battle next Wednesday.
it Chr.it
CHICAGO, Oct.
..enry O. Rainey, of
tod iv through press headquarters at the
democratic ngtTonal committee that he
will, on the opening day of congrtaa In
December next, introduce a resolution
calling for a congressional Investigation
of tho Panama canal purchase. In dis-
enuring the matter tonight, Mr. Rainey
“T am aorry the president** letter to
Senator Knox did not tnke up the mat
ter of tha Panama canal purchase. The
president ought to be able to tell whether
or not hi# brother-in-law end the brother
of the republican candidate for the presl-
dekejr weft Interested in American syn
dicate which. It is said, succeeded In
getting control of the securities of the
ftxqama canal committee Just before the
Nicaraguan route was abandoned and the
Fankma route adopted. Tho ((resident
ought to ha In a position to know who ihe
members of the American syndicate were.
The country la .entitled to know all about
It. and I Intend to see that It Is mad*
pUMlc. As soon aa congress convenes
in December I will Introduce a resolution
asking for the appointment of a special
committee, fully authorised to summon
witnesses and require the production of
book*, and papexa to thoroughly Investi
gate tbe matter.
”A resolution of this character would
be privileged. I expect to make It my
principal buelnets In congress to see
that this matter Is thoroughly Investl-
AN INCENDIARY
BURNS_A BARN
And Two Horses and a Mule Are Cre
mated—On* of the Horse* Be
longed to Mr. Sid Newman.
News waa received In Macon yester
day mbrnlng of the burning of the
btrh of Mr. Roma Tidwell, whose farm
Is out on . the Thomaston road, about
eleven miles from the city.
Tha bsrn cough* Are about 10 o’clock
Wednesday night, and two horses and
a mold were cremated. In addition to
thlir loss there was a large lot of hoy
and other forage destroyed.
One horse and the mule belonged to
Mf. Tidwell, and the other horse be
long'd to Mr.-Sid Newman, ar.d was
IIV Illiocino I ACT ftllOIlT in paiturage. This horse was a eraam
Dl HUooARS LAM R BHT “ton* snlmal and was highly prized
ui nuuumiu h.uiii hv th# ^ f, j^ ewmani and for th j,
reison Mr. Eld Newman had the ani
mal* taken care of. It was in fact
pensioned because of Its old age and
because of the affection bestowed upon
It by the elder Newman.
Mr. Tidwell Is of the opinion that
the barn wae^set on Hr*', but he car.
rtot Imagine any one bearing him any
such enmity. The loss falls heavily
on Jilm.
X o'clock, at horn*. Helena. ‘
with Mr. and Mrs. M<«rran YaU»» at No.
;> Fl«*»* f*r th* 'iuttr. ■
Rrsele end FganW HmRh,
MAYOR MAKES P.ISIWP
THE STATION SERGEANT
jsoon advance.
om «»wf onvwitjon nt •Mukrium 1 RcdWond-Mnsseo Fuel Oo.
(oniiht. brnoci or ih, ton»h n.b.v„h phones 100 and 223.
Lodge. Adml.alon.n »Hd (1'r*nU.
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE
Miss (Mnlre RoifeuiUet gees to Atlanta
toAnv la spend th* wreck-end with frlrml".
Mils Hue F. 81 evens, of ftparta/.ls via-
Ring Mr*. W. P, Elevens on Orange
•trert.
Mia. Minor l ewis haa returnad from
Mont^suma. w»a*re the visited Iter moth
er Mis. Pairing,
Mlaa Kathleen O'Farrell, a charming
>1 tens pnint woman, will be With Miss
Frtncea Hi.xcm* dtlilng the fair.
Miss Kate Hearing, of 'Athens. Is an
attranlve visitor who wi'i t»e In tbe elty
several «lny« wltli Miss Marlon Griffith.
Mrs. Wneolngton iiaa»«U Is vishlno her
daughter. Mrs Thomas J. McCall In
ItrMnawli-h. » ,,,
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. ftmFertW will be
MEMORIAL SERVICES AT
SYNAGOGUE LAST NIGHT
Oweet and Solemn /rtuslc—Eulogy by
Harry Edwsrda.
The memorial services nt the Hynago-
sue last night were well attended.
S in principal oration wan tliaf of
Id Marx, of Atlanta, and It was pro-
beautiful and appropriate
*Th# Little Pilnrlm” at Christ
Chureh Chapel tonight.
OFF TO TIE REUNION
WENT MANY VETERANS
Quite a delegation of veterans went
to Atlanta on the coaly trains yesterday
morning, though some had gone the day
before* and eom* at night.
Hy reason of tho convenience of the
schedules, the veterans could go at once
from the trains to the convention hall
and enter at ones on the business of the
It was a cloudy morning, with a little
chlfl Jn .the alr. bu^the grixaled yet
pulled* the beat
around him.
Duty Yeeterdey.
of Mir local lodgt
Il’nal B*Hth, and by Rev. Harry Weiss,
'ih# music for tha services was moat cX'
Cockran. are visiting Mrs. Morgan Tates,
at the Kavrrro.
Mr. Charles. C. WUlUhi^ of Alia
ri tern the tall handle twined with wa* •" out-»f-town aurst at the WU-
' • w s±-r??.’rr u 7” Wium
was •• • vc.l i hoar rente,( at the ta- Griffith.
txi. vut" MIsse* Mbl'lletoti. Kthel j Mlaa Jennie Itllev gee* down to Perfv
Jonee U -allod Davis. Frances Har- i*wn to lie maid »t hesorat th* wetUlnir
rl- I n .. \\ llllugham. Julia tlucumln.!^ her cousin. Mlaa Mltahrth Riley, and
. .ra u..,» Lillian Katea. Kate »!>*.\ l&e**'* '
RepUma Bnawden. Mrs. Holt .Virgin,
Th..„ is Malone Wheless. Mrs
r«vui Kilpatrick and Mlaa nolfeulllet.
Wild K odernartan Teainlna Schael
lo Opsrx W'h Lsrqa Numbtr.
T-.r Kindnggrtan assocUtlon in
Macon 1> o t .. nlng their training elaea
*»Mh Mi"* Maude HayM, of New Terli
cl tv. n charge, wrho' la eminently
uunlifl. d to give all tha necessary In-
*truction along the* bast line* and tha
most approved methods. Thay are
*fxx».. . to get'all who ara at all In*
t-reat. a to call on Mlaa Hayaa. or ring
sp Mt-v T. C. Parker for any Inform-
non in regard to the class.
Th. r, are n<»w four kindergarten
i. hoo’a in Ms»con In a flourishing con-
lith- and a' One opening ta offered
•oung lndteg and gtrla In thta pTbaaxnt
l*id • f Vork after they receive the
iiof.er training. MUs Hayes If a
Riorum:lily charming woman, with
tt.s . »i »rlencc. and la Suet tha rifftt
ui* for the Important plaos.
...M Ion Of station aenenni. i , Mr. Harry Stillwell Bdwarda anoka JgJJJ* S )f {jines j
Mayor Miller yeaterdav appointed Mr. K ,n J tvax«3Klum° f He* auSkeSr T J&lHlSp. wnf Abel. I
n’’ h>w SIlMBhi*! ’J?.** Ih 1 * ‘be many good deed* performed, and of I
the new sergeant went on duty In thoi the own as hr Knew him. paying him a » Frodetlck. J„
afternoon. , tender and eloquent tribute.
Mr. Bishop baa been with the atrtal! ——■ ■ —
railway company aom«> time, and has
Kr^S* h,'. m TRIED TO CUT HIS WIFE
SU5 BECAUSE of her mother
i^'VaWlswSSs
■ome. He will ha In the ahyl
y. when he raturna to, New
Commencing Monday. October 5*th.
dWHy except Sunday, train No, It will
leave Katouton t.SR a. m.. Instead of
4:10 a. nt., leave Mllledgevllle 7:IS a
m.. arrive Macon 9:00 a. m. This
train will leave Macon on return trip
T:60 p.‘ n\.. dally, except Sunday, is
heretofore. Jno. w. Blount, District
Passenger Agent.
Mr niff lowe. formerly ef this city,
but for the past several yaan* of Mount
Herman. Mass . Is In. th*
relative- and frle
a warm welcome.
•nlll Tuesday,
'ork.
Wl-a tnni* biirnvi m* rviunwa so nrri..., _
COAL HOUSE ABLAZE
Mr*. W. !» Griffith. 8*# was aa eat-of- ..... ..._ n ri,m,
town guast nt tha Orlfllth-Martln wed.ltng
which she came to attend, and haaxsea
the recipient of v#ry pUaaaat aaolal at-
tanMone.
Mr. .nrt M™ Jv»»h AII.V 1»T* »■
tuired from their wedding trip to \Va«h-
Ington city nod are at home to their
friend* at ihelr realdence. Th* flrt of
the new yeer they mere the reaidenee
nurchsaed fi«an Mr*> Helm Uxgan on
fNrxvth etreet
Mr amt Mro. R. P.lm." Axaon cam*
no from Kovnnnah arxl ktnsd the Urse
party of relative* and fr«ent» who went
over to v«fu»|(* ' e*trrdav to be prevent
at the IVrry.CaUawsv wedding, which
waa A brilliant sod Important avant of
last eveelns In that city.
Capt. \V. D 11 «> u#a, of
Henry t'lay will tell the recorder thla
morning why it waa he tried to cut thai
heart of Ida wife out at their, home in
Murray s alley laat night.
lie will be gtreti the opportunity
denying the atory t*M by nta wife
the neluhbors to BIcyclmdM^mm^id
who made tho «rre»t. TnTl was IB ino
effect that Ms mother-in-law came for
a visit, and he denied her entrance to
thejtousc. but the wife Insisted that air
f 'U
urned’ up the collar and boarded
train, lie could not mlaa the opportuni
ty of being once more with tho bqy*.
Among those who gave their names os
going to the twunion were the following:
J. W. Wilcox commander of the east
ern brigade; Jehu G. Pnatell, adjutant
general eastern brigade: Col. R. A. Nla-
bet, commander It. A- Smith camp;
John jUeGotlgn. lieutenant commander;
T. 15. Young, adjutant: W. J. Wyche,
comnilaasry aerg»»nt: Lee Wages, quar
termaster Sergeant; Warren Mostly, of
Gen. Wilcox 4 * staff: J. W. 1 Tea ton. A. T.
Holt. \of Gen. Ulnrke'a .staff: Gen. U. M.
Wiley, R. H. Hall. John Hex ton. W. M.
_ J. C. McCaraon. T.
F. T. Abel. Charlev
C. Clwmbleaa. J.
.... ,. nnn .. • ... ...cOcs, I,, r. Ricks.
W. M Jones. 8. F. Mann. J. A. Bout-
wall. Wai. Lumlev. George Burnett. R.
W, Jemlson and wife. E. D. Huguenln.
Lem Currv. Ishen Gaither*. W A. Good-
« wr W. R. Ooodyear. A. II. Rice. C. C.
Ildrr and nog. A. E. Barnes. Brown
Wimberlv. J. n. Meeks, Green W.
Hodge. J. F. Hodges. Weelay Lowe. I*
M Avant. J. J. Wilder. B. H. Boygert. J.
T. Hu skin; J. M. Whit*. V. 8. Triaon,
A. C, Holt. J. M. Punwodr. S. K. Kent.
Dr. K. P. Moore. E. T. Momand. Isaac
Hightower, i A. Jarrell. J P. Clow-
eriT J. W. Wood. J. W. Cabanlvs. a
Curry, Henry Isaacs. William White.
Norton
mofber not only be allowed to
the houae. but to take hts bed.
CALLS OUT DEPARTMENT
Large Volume of Smoke Somtwhat
Frightened People.
The coal houee t n the rear of Mra.
T. C. Dempsey's realdence on Col lege
street yesterday afternoon caught lire
In some unknown way. and the Are de
partment waa called out.
ny reason of some hay lM>lng also
he made a lunge at her. but she wi be
gird end he aoccerded In onlv cutting
J her shirt walat. He wna locked tip. amt
during hlx absence It Is probable that
the mother-lqdaw was furnlahcd with Ja
GHAINGANG REDUCED TO
TEN MEN AND FIVE WOMEN
KAK8A8 CITY. Oct 21—The rain
that has been general over th* south-
wext for three day* following a forty-
eight day drought n*s broken all records
lit amount ot precipitation. At Law-
rebec. Kansas, the rainfall yesterday.
140. Inches, broke all the October rainfall
record* for twenty-two years. In Kan
sas City during the 24 hour* ending at
T o'clock thle morning the precipitation
waa 4.3* Inchea. which hi a new record
fot 24 hours. All tha atroama In Kansas
and ,Oklahoma ara overflowing the bot
toms and there has been some loss of
Mine*’
r . '.. ~V* I uouargxmd work tha ffro wka checked
Becoming a mother should be before much damage was done, and
ing inctdcnt to tnc ordeal ler. who ta in Atlanta. Assistant Chief
^ ^ makes its ^anticipation one of: nmte wiuiata* w*» in command
The city chalngang hss flotshed the
work of grading and clearing up New
ms* uro j street from ocmulgee to Walnut, aud
Uy their I xxlUimW'e from there today to go out
’ 'revd Mother * Friend is • ,h *
the only rcmcvly which re- j ■
lievcs women of much of the 1 >». our'.
•ome time with hla
only made less painful, but danger is avoided by its use. Those who
use this remedy are no longer despondent or cloomy; nervousne:
nausea and other distressing conditions are overcome, and the system
is prepared lur the coming
event. "It is worth its weight
in gold," says many vhoha\c
used it. fiSkff.u'lVtom?
11U. bR AD FIELD RFGULATOR CO.
MOTHER
I FRIEND
, leara-tlat lit. Khorvtr '^aroWd
| uu hla *y* for vatartxt >Yadne«4av with
I btiwi ftutfvw, ag4 hvpe ta ore iUa out
1 uvii. abte eas tve many jxtt- year*
( .Ws*lt* ltie (act. that b« u.th W* Nih
corn And cotton, and many bridges have
b«sa Washed *W*X\
Cessation Of the etocm t l» predicted
to take r’oc* before daylight tomorrow
and a killing frost ta expected through
out the southwest tomorrow night _
Thero was a light fall of anow at To
peka and Wichita this afternoon.
Telephone 100 and we will
e:ve you “THE REAL REA
SON WHY.”
Kedmond-Massee Fuel Co,
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED:
ON HUNT NIGHT RIDERS
The above cut represents the famous OHALMERS-DBTROIT THIRTY, America’s favor-
ite Automobile. •
Some of its strong points are:
Quiet Running 1 Easy Riding Hill Climbing
Simple to Operate Perfected Engine Perfected Clutch
Elegant Appearance Fine Upholstering Beautiful Design
Competition is the life of our trade on this Automobile, because it is after comparison
with all others that its great superiority is most apparent.
It is simply an Automobile which sells on jts merits and makes the most favorable im-
pression on everybody except competitors.
SHINHOLSER & CO,, Distributors for Central and North Georgia
WHY ARE YOU WAITING?
• YOUR NEW OUTFIT IS READ Y
We have four particular auortraents that will be displayed
prominently for the next week, and we want you to see them
because they represent the season’s newest and best styles.
MEN’S SUITS. a $8 to S25
MEN'S TOPCOATS. S10 to S23
WOMEN'S TAILORED SUITS, $10 to $30
WOMEN’S TRIMMED BATS. $3 to $12
Wo matter what you want to pay we'll have something
to please you; and at this store you get full value. ,
....
Our Credit Plan
—is the modern buying plan of today.
It means that you can clothe yourself
by paying us youf spqre change.
We charge nothing TwJWR|
Mi i
for the credit priv-
ilege. It is for your PMK|LpJ|
convenience. y
mi
FARLEY 4 GALIN
362 Second St.
COUNTIES ANXIOUS
FOR STATE CONVICTS
TWICE AS MANY COULD BE DIS
POSED OF UNDER NEW CON
VICT BILL.
ATLANTA. Ga.. Oct 22,—According to
requisitions made on the prison commis
sion. It 1a probable that twice aa many
ronvlcta as will be for dlapoaal will be
wanted for road work bribe different
couBtles under tl\a new Convict bill.
Requisitions from counties not using
any convict* have, been filed for more
than 1.000 felony prisoners. Twenty-
three counties want them, all but two or
three being willing to not only take their
pro rata snare but many •*overa. M
DeKalb county lead*, wanting 200
•■overs.” and its pro rata share of 21.
The University of Georgia hu asked
for 50. to be uaed In Improving the
C *Ther* are more than plxty countlea
already using convicts on tho roads, and
will, of course, continue, probablvwant-
ing more than they have now. Twenty-
flva more will probably decide to use
them. If tbe demand continues to In-
creaae there will bo requests for
than lMf *
— fol
already decided upon, some of which ^re
in effect, xx 1!! prod nee the money needed
for carrying out the extcnslvo improve
ments planned.
Essen Out October 28.
ATLANTA. Ga.. Oct 22.—In an opin
ion handed down today. Attorney Gen
eral John C. Hart holds that the term of
Prison Commissioner Tom Eason will ex
pire on October 28. when the term pro
vided In hla coirrmtaalon will end. At
tho same time Wyley Williams, of Co
lumbus, who waa elected to the position
at tho recent state election, may take
office. It is held that K is not neces<
aary for the legislature to pass on
votes cost for state house officials.
the
■ The followlrtg counties
requisition for their quo
I a virens
Quoto. Overs.
Etrir ...}5
Clarke 1*
Rockdale J
Clayton £9
Coweta tg
Muscogee ...
Putnam .
Jefferson
Troup .
Newton
Hart ..
M
.20
Ill Tv be*, where they are engaged in
building a concrete culvert on Division
street.
A very email force Is now working
the city street. Fupt. Calloway having
only ten men and live women under hla
charge.
how"to cure
THE DRINK HABIT, _
X'i *" hon 7''i; i J’S.uV? rf**de»mSLr5
.11 wbo «il HcJcA I- drlaR. and U , pyx* ],t. tsdar. thl. dutrtet h*. br»n
ana ncM- j pn-- !.-n^4 and., mar,l*^^law. and th.
SSiSS n ?...v.v:.’.’.’.r.::::::8 8
D finlwMty*H‘Georgia ‘for work on
campus, requisition for 50.
To Improve Railway Lines.*
ATLANTA. Ga.. Oct. 22.—Represents-
th-ea of practically all the railroad lines
of the south are tn Atlanta conferring!
on matter* P 'klrx to Important Improve-1
ments of their Un'~
It ta stated on *>
have under cont
of all the *•
Prize Fighting In Atlanta.
ATLANTA. Ga.. Oct 2!.—Chief of Po
lice Jennings and City Attorney James
I* Mayson had a confereye today with
reference to tho rovlval or prize fighting
In Atlanta.
During the past two months lively
bouts have been of frequent occur
rence. One Is pulled off at a ne«
Inc rink nearly every night.
It was decided by the two officials that
so long as the fights are called sparring
*- — * — la no law under which
matches there
they can be prevented.
‘ Vote I* Consolidated.
ATLANTA, Ga., Oct 22.—Secretary of
State Phil Cook nan completed the con
solidation of the votes cast in the recent
state election. The results have been
filed with the governor.
Tho .largest voh* polled was for Mr.
Cook, toqing 123.762. State Treasurer
Park .followed with 26 less.
Pension Commissioner Lindsey received
approximately <0.000 votes, and the com
bined opposition 49.108.
.vi authority that they j
““ i resumption’
hich has suspended be-1
cause of the recent panic.
They express themselves as hopeful for
the future, bellevlnr that business will
soon be good, and that Increases In rates |
Governor Respites Neoro.
ATLANTA. Ga.. Oct. 22.—Gov. Smith
today granted a respite to Simon Jeffer
son. a negro under sentence to be hanged
tn Wilcox county, tomorrow. The re
prieve will not expire until November 4.
The prison commission will hear an ap
plication for oommutatton of sentence
Monday.
TWO ALLEGED RIDERS
NAVE BEEN ARRESTED
UNION’ CITY. Tenn., Oct. 22.—Two
arrests were made late today. •. John
Cochran, who acted In a manner con
sidered auspicious when approached by
n detail of troops, was token Into cus
tody. but was later released.
The other arrest was that of a man
named Burton, wanted In the adjoin
ing county of Lake on a charge of
night riding. •
at* t** .
ng Orrln* we InvU* you io write us.
Oik cornrapoi.Uv .. w.ituicntui and
r replies are twnt in plain sealed
SSf&Tai£*6 T$! <**♦>•£* &rtnTNV"
Visit a school frwnji ML* Sarah Buchan-i treatment and Na 2 for thoge who
aa. who ••* 1 (NhM with has at with the voluntary treatmahL SJ per
MpBtho tnssRute. \lrgtuU. atti wOl prow-1 box. orrtoa la eoM on on oS0o>ite
obty^ spend. a waeX »e ^ Ml*;, guarantee to effect a euro «r money
B2Sl2 xaffSifrwP:r™ +• YefnndH The Omua Cam-
fore her m.xrrftn, sol sti here to aitandi W#sb*** w, 'o n **. * rs -* •*idln|
i *r we.Uiag alro. whea she trsde mvhyl druggists endorse Orrlne. Sold by JL
night
wu Qu*
q,
tvsly *be«u» with civil” and military au-
theefttaa working tn perfect accord.
The Thn*ary base haa been eatabRshed
at th# settlement of Samburg. the moat
centra* - pi 'n tbe dl»turN*d *rotl«n
Ten Dollars For a Name
We propose to put on the i
highest grade attainable—A G1
Situ;: T" I’Ll'T' *« ’RATS XN1> ROYALTY ONLY.
We want I striking ul liltiMl l|M to daalgnate thls brand—one sug
gestive of Us supreme mt rit and of New Orleans, the leading good coffee
' City of the world, preferred
We offer TEN* DOLLARS for the most acceptable suggestion.
The only conditions we Impose are:
1. Each suggested name must ba accompanied by one of the coupons
found In every can of o\ir famous LU XIANNE COFFEE. Any number of
names may b« suggested provided a coupon be-sent with each.
2. Suggestion* mint b^ addressed to. .
Nairn Department, Reily-Taylor Co.
Hew Orlacju, La.\
ALL THREE LIEUTENANTS
WERE 0UT_0F THE CITY
And the Pollee Were In Charge of the
Three Brevets.
It never happened so before, and the
police are worried as to whether It
moans anything, some of them believing
as they do In the unusual, but It was u
fact that OQ three of tho lieutenants of
police were out of the city yesterday.
Lieut Golden was In Mllledgevllle. and
Lleuts. Murphy and Mosely were In At
lanta. In consequence the three police
reliefs were commanded by Brevet
Lieutenants Watson, Knight and Lav-
reliefs were commanded
Lieutenants Watson, Knigh
As the fair opens soon, the lieutenants I
I thought that If they wanted a day or so
off, now was <the time to go, os the com- i
ing week they will be kept busy looking
after the immense crowds the signs Indi
cate will be in Macon In attendance on
Under ontf by virtue of an order of the
Hon. Alexander ProudflW referee In bank
ruptcy for the Western Division of the
Southern District of Georgia, passed In
the bankruptcy base of Hs/nry 'Pratt i
(Pratt Produce Co.), I will expose for
sale at publlo outcry, to the highest bid
der for cash, the following named arti
cle contained in the storehouse where
he formerly did business, at 659 Poplar
street. Macon. Ga., on Tuesday morning,
.October the 27th, commencing at the hour
of If o’clock a. m., until sold, consisting
of groceries, canned goods, coffee, sugar,
tea, flour, meal, soap, baking powder, mil
store futures, such as National Cash Reg
ister, ecalea, cheese cutter, oil tank,
shelving, counter, safes, etc.; all account*
due and owing the bankrupt. I will first
offer the above named articles In lots
and then as a whole, and whichever meth
od realizes the most, I will report, to
the court for eonflrmatlon. Ten per cent
must accompany each bid. and. the bal
ance will be paid when said sale la con
firmed, and Ir not confirmed the amount
will be returned without deduction.
This the 22nd day of October. A. D.
1#0 *‘ OLIVER ORR. Trustee.
NOTICE of First Meeting of Creditors.
In the District Court of the Lnlted*
States for the Western Division of the
Southern District of Georgia, In Bank
ruptcy. In the Matter of J. T. Crooro.
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. •
To the creditors of J. T. Groom, of
Macon. In the county of Bibb, end district
aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Crooro wax duly- adjudicated bankrupt,
and that tbe first meeting of his credlton*
will be held at Macon. In Bibb county.
Georgia. In the Grand Dp*ra House Build
ing. on the 2nd day of November. A. D.
1*84, at • o’clock In the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims, appoint a trus
tee. examine th# bankrupt. sn<f. transact
such other business os may croperly come
before the. said meeting. The bankrupt
is required to be present on that day
for exaroinatMj.^ N . DER PBOlTDP1T
Fefree In Bankruptcy.
Thle October 22. IMS.
Tha undersigned hereby gives notice,
pursuant tn paragraph 3525 of the Civil
Code of Georgia. 1896. of her Intention
to transfer eight (ti share* of th* first
preferred stock *»f the Georgia Southern
w*. Florida Hallway Ccmnany. standing In
the name of Charleo Weber. Jr- late of
Baltimore, state of Maryland, deceased,
letters testamentary upon the estate of
said deceased haring hten duty Issued
to her hr tha orphan's court of Baltimore
•jjhj oaM etat*. where mid decadent
LOCrSE WEBER. Executrlah-
Dated October 22nd. 1901. :
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