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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS BOND AT. MSBKl ABt S. lMT? t- Solid Mahogany Ride* I,, i,in'*. priced 3100.00. J12S.00. 3140.00, 1100.00. Sidld Mahogany Dining Chairs,'priced H.SO, *10.00, SI 1.30, *13.00. Solid Mahogany China Caeca, priced *<*.00, *16.00, *100.00, *136.00. Solid HkhofSny Ext Tr iton Tablet, priced M6.00, *83.00. *100.00, *136.00. Solid Mahogany Dining Room Furniture ■ kind that can be handed down, that's made aa good at can be—the choice of the Colonial reproduction* I In aulta to match or ax separate pieces, Buffet atylc mahoganyrauttea very reasonably priced. Use oitr liberal credit system; we will famish your home at cash prices and divide the payments to suit your convenience. Everything In FURNITURE and FLOOR COVERINGS. Sole agent* for the celebrated BLOCH GO- CARTS and CARRIAGES. Rprlng stylea now being shuwn. Carmichael-Talman Furniture Co., “The Store That Saves You Money ” 74-76 WHITEHALL STREET. KILLED M AT HIS HOME Rowell Shot Down by merchant Near Valdosta. Special lo Tba Georgina. —Valdnata. tRu Fcih 36.—Henry Bo*, all. a young man, wax ahot and kllletf late yeaterday afternoon by D. O. Con. nor, a merchant, near hera, on the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad. Rowell la aald to have been drinking and curalng Connor In the preaence of the lattar’e family at hla home, when the ahootlng occurred. Rowell waa re cently from Millwood county. CHIEF JENNINGS WILL STAY RIGHT WHERE HE IS NOW H CRITICISM AFRAID TO LIFT ITS HEAD BEFORE MONEY GOD OF RANK AND CLASS” -DR. MADISON C. PETER8. By REV. MADISON C. PETER8. N»-w York, Feb. 25.—We descunt* on v. darknewi and barbarism -of. tba i i-,ithen In benighted lands, where the \- nit«* light of the Gospel has not yet I • nitrated, and we subscribe large s-miH of njoney to enable missionaries * • make the attempt" to cohvtrt them. Ear wlfflf about the^i^re than heathen, t - sinner, a home, wha outwardly sub- i jibes to the Gospel, jiut Inwardly rt- f j.hates Its gjfat teneftnd dogjlia?'^ * The heath|njn hi I bllmlne*!’ 0nw* 4»un to wood’ and atone, but many a l&XJXSJTtoXSL fa. tto£.|>ef*plc#dty of Vi;. *uu-iui*J4lQ*n lo Jthp <U9$Wtc& grln- :,ing, hideous, horrible Idols of fleshly -ires. Charity should commence‘nt ■ .mo. Instead of sending missionaries • foreign lands. It would be much lHerror trs to yngage » few reformers imme-^-men wltli life''conrago of -rwn* . tion to tackle the moral leper In his i throttle him and kick him out of ■*• darkness of his dens and dives of tif.tniv Into the white light of day. V IM If all might look upon him In the niulliy of his »ln. Many Stanford White*. There Is many a Stanford White os- tfT ibly living a life of righteousness, i» r whose inner corruption is as nau- .-'.ulng, repulsive, revoltant, as the • Ki-ned spume of the bottomlesa pit. Tn. Iimnaculate evening dyess. the *• mtMlatlng diamonds, the spotless llu- « n. too often adorn a viper whose sting i note deadly than that of the fer-de- ' And very often my lady lirher i* i tinned boudoir, lolling among silks <1 satins and damasks, surrounded by ■ priceless creations of art and oil * .Med wealth ran bestow. Is a eroa- i "f such vile Inclinations that » \. .iKo of the Bowery would stand as 1 in the contrast. • • •by iamb and mink and sable ami • covet*:'more Iniquity tlign fustian u'lnghum or calico. " harp on the sins and the vires i the faults and the follies and the —■retions of the poor, but criticism •tn.tld to lift Its head before the 1 "ill of Wealth, the money god of ' and fashion and class. Kven the o«h hows her head and looks on In • <■ at the awful abominations of • -tv, as if Christ had never cotne ro i l«» redeem and save mankind. We • a gospel for the masses; hut w hat ■ it a gospel for the lepers of high Should Sound Warning. !• the polluted stream thut flows •■•a the moral leprosy of society that '•Mminates and pol*onn the current ' *wer life, bringing death to those • Mink ut its fountains: *tls the un- Kohle crimes nf wealth and opu- • combined with profligacy, that (tiling New York and all.our cities • so many Modofns and Gumorrahs. ■ we tremble lest the same fat** 'uke us as beftll the cities of the • i' high time for the watchmen on all** of Zion to wake up and sound I nlllg to the multitudes within .tl»e *• •fails./ It is for them to assail the • l roues who sit with smug-raced M'htcency beneath their pulpit**, let throw off the trammels and id**s of fear of the consequence*. '-KanUes* of salary do their dutv ■ -it God and their ow n con*' »etu« * b* in have the courage **f then •" ti*»ns urtd come boldly on* In «!•** • **f truth and rlghteousn•••*** uni I purity from the marble plllm* **f ' avenue down to the gilm\ cellars ' »• Bowery. " l» n Thaw has been made to *ur» f'»r the vice of others. Bln* l** ted *■ ent. hut khe can he absolved fn»m I'S «»f the clmigus laid at her d«su • n** hurls the malediction *»f *”• •*rt fhe head of the offending won- '"It I would lllng me anathema mi ' "a<l of the more guilty man. Ammunition of Jorom*. i •*»» th»* cross-examination K* - *' Thaw It Is evident that J«*f ■ good working knowl*Hhp* "f n ’* (ilquity. hut Mini l« he J ’iiv, ’• .••*«• Ii * From bin npath. ] • lb- iiuthnrttleV w«ie In . u.i' b *: • time Is Jet tin*.* all aid •’ I * ' *• of wealth u*ci»dabow him. or has he not the sling at command to tackle t)p* Goliath of crime? Would It* uof be better for Jerome to attack this monster Instead of harass ing and hounding a little girl who !h not at all resffonslblo for the faults of her life? It would be a greater victory to defeat the monster than It will be to vanquish Evelyn Thaw, hut will Je rome, wily, astute, cunning and clever as he Is. get the.fetter of her? Jefcoiifc In ngntllig-wtth bmt or rather, he t« printing his guns with defective ammunition, secured «4M|t«1s ffbfli the Jeidouvy and spite of dfseted- fteri u/'tioNMHB and the venom and mal ice of the woman whom the defendant'* wife lias to-Call by, the sacred name of tnother, It doe* no honor to. the re- Njiectahl** dUtrict attorney to‘use her material; it must sully his hands. BMC! MEN m mim i~~ THEIR FISH STATISTICS. PROPERTY TRANSFERS. *1.3110—Jlra. C. M. Marahnll to Mr,. Maude D. Kirby 8mtth, lot on Bedford place. Warranty deed to secure loan. $2.250—Mrs. R. L. Crtcke to Mrs M. Marshall, lot on Fort atreet. War ranty deed. $;»oo— CopenhlU Land Company to F. H. Knauff. lot on Ponce DeLeon ave nue. Warranty deed. 1230—R. H. Harris to Francis Knauff. lot In Oakland cemetery. War ranty deed. $2,840 (penal sum)—Jacob Haas to Mrs. Alice Howell, lot on corner Bass und Oakland avenue. Bond title. $750—East Atlanta Land Company to Mrs. Annie Smith Cheek, lot on cor ner of Waddell street and Wudell place. Warranty deed. $V00O—M. Ragdule to W. P. Stevens, lot in Oakland City. $710- N. M. Selcer to t*nlon Savings Bank. lot on Lticlie avenue. Warranty deed. $25—James T Kitten to W. H. Ar nold and II. II. Arnold, lot on Foundry atreet. Warranty deed. DEATHS. Hattie Wimbley. colored, age 13 years, died at 199 Houston street. A. G Smart, age 67 years, died of parahsis at 263 Peachtree street. William Wallace Palmer, age 59 year*, died ut 115 1-2 North Pryor et. ..forge H. Cuthcart, age 7S years, died of pneumonia at 131 West Cain Fort Greenwood, colored, age 45 at*, died Jit « Newman street. Stephen Walker, colored, age 50 sir** died at 25 Mays street. John II English, age 75 year*, died ut Nashville. Tenn. Mr* M. M. GUI man, age .*0 years, died »t Tampa. Fit*. j. \\\ Pattman. age 89 years, died at 173 Alexander street. .! L. Williams, age 19 y< • Luckie street. B. F. Robert, age .3 year*, died ,» Crew street. BIRTHS. T.< MV *nd .Mr* J S Newman. died at Atlanta life Insurance men will on Tuesday be the hosts of the president of the National Association of Life Underwriters, F. E. McMullen, who Is the general agent of the Aetna Life of Hartford at Rochester, N. Y. General Agent \V\ E. Hawkins, the Aetna, at Atlanta, who la president of the Gforgfa Association onafe^TlV aurers, with a committee of that body comprised of R. L. Forenlaii and J. B. Nutting, is In charge of the arrange ments for the entertainment of Mr. McMullen, and an elaborate*dinner will be given at the Capital City Club Tues day evening in his honor, at which Mr. Hawkins will-preside. Those who will be present are; R. F. Shedden, t of the Mutual Life; K. L. Mutual Benefit: J. J. Coggins. Manliat tan Life; J. D. Pickett, State Mutual Life of Massachusetts; J. 8. Cameron, Bun Life of Canada; Steiner A Burr, Equitable Life; Major Thomas Peters; W. Woods White, R. J. Quinn, North western Mutual; W. E. Hawkins, Aet na; Haas A McIntyre. Travelers: Geo. M. Hope, National Life of Vermont; J. R. Nutting, Provident Havings; T. H. Daniel and N. F. Jackson, Union Cen tral Life; J. M. Skinner, Prudential; C. C. McGehee. Jr.. Home Life of New* York; R. N. It. Bard well, Germania Life; T. B. Lumpkin, Massachusetts Mutual; J. 8. Cowles, Metropolitan; B. L. Burwell. Life Insurance Company of Virginia; C. S. Northen. Phenlx Mu tual; A. C. Newell, Columbian Nation al; H. H. Cabanlss, Cltlsens* Life; J. M. William*. Washington Life: M. J. McCord. National Life of the 1*. 8. A.; J. I*. Shafer. P«dflc Mutual; J. t\ Tttmlln, Illinois Life; Bugley A Wil lett. Penn Mutual; Wllmer L. Moore, president Southern States Life, and Collier A Aker*. Volunteer State Ll/e. The dinner will take the form of an Informal <IIscummIoii of conditions In life Insurance as affecting the field mun and solicitor, und will be of great In terest. President .McMullen la making a tout of the South and conies tn Atlanta from visits to Bblunond, Baltimore and Ra- high. r. Weiidllng will be one of (he best-known and distinguished guests that have been entertained by the Hep- Iagon. The dub has for the past years en tertained some prominent representa tives from the different walks of life at Its regular Monday night meeting*, which have been a source of much pleasure and profit to the members. Member of Police Board Gives Out Some Straight Talk. Henry Jennings will be re-elected chief of police. He will be re-elected by the unani mous vote of the board of police corn- efforts of his opponents to find man on w hom a majority of the board could unite teems to have failc/d utter ly. and ir Is now conceded In the circle of the politically “wise and unpreju diced" that Jennings will land the plum by easy picking. There have been any number of "pos sibilities" mentioned for the place, but none. It seems, has ever passed over the threshold Into a "probability." Moit of the men named have never sought the place, and say they wouldn't take It If offered on a sliver platter. As far as Is known, not a single mem ber of the board has expreaaed himself as against Jennings, or for anybody rise who would accept' the plaoe. Un willing candidates have’ been dragged trortr fhg Iffal profession, from the courts.*from the police and other de partments of the city, from the United Btatss army, from the Insurance field, and. not satisfied with tills country*, anxious seekers for "any .man tn beat Jennings ’ have let their fertile, useful, highly cultivated and accommodating Imaginations fly thousands of miles over land and seat to the far-away Philippines. Despite which, a member of the hoard, wli> Is not put down as an en- t busIasTTc^JcftMTngir man. has thhrooyi— "I can honestly and truly say that I have never heard a single member of the board say he would vote agalnat Jenntng*. nor have 1 heard a single member express a preference over Jen nings for any mad. whether mentioned or not." There Is a possibility, of course, that man will be chosen* other than the present chief. But — Jf a vote were taken at the present time. It Is safe to say that Jennings would be re-elected without opposition —probably without discussion. This "dope" is Imbedded In a solid foundation of fact. THE EXAMINA TION t Of the NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE by the Wisconsin legislative committee was the most searching and microscopic investigation to which a Life Insurance Company was ever subjected. After eleven months of relentless and determined scrutiny, conducted by mathe maticians, expert accountants and legal counsel, the com mittee were unable to find a single dishonest transaction by any officer or employee of the company, although the examination covered practically its entire history. This type of management shows itself in results to individual policyholders—giving them thte largest divi dends and the lowest metcdifTT" —I “GET RIGHT BEFORE YOU GET WRITTEN” R. JGUINN, District Manager, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. 211-212-213 CANDLER BUILDING, ATLANTA, GA. SPLENDID SILVER FOR BATTLESHIP iMWEIMES A (10,000 ttn.plcce allver service will be presented to (he battleship Georgia by (ha cltlsens of the state, when the big vessel rides outside Hampton Roads next June—Georgia day at the James town Exposition. At the meeting of Georgia mayors, with Mias l.oulsr DuBose. of Athena, in Governor Terrall'a office Monday aft ernoon. ten of the eleven mayors in vited were present. They were: George W. Tledeman. of Bavannah: A. Raw- son. of Albany: K. A. llawklns, of AmerU-uir Tz~M: lfh«ppall. »f-t'-aluur. bus: W. It. Joyner, of Atlanta: Bridges Hmlth. of Macon: J. W. Maddox, of Rome: \V. F. Doreey. of Athens; Rob ert Mitchell, of Galneeville, and \V. F. Bymons, of Brunswick. Mayor Dunbar, of Augusta, could, not be present-owing to the Illness of his writs. The service will consist of ten pieces of heavy silver and 48 cups, and will cost *10.00#. The stale will furnish the punch bowl. Atlanta a *1.000 candelabra. Ha- vsnneh tha same, and the other places WIU~be ffppoitluned around lo tha va-_ rlous rifles. The design for the service was made by Charles Crunk Shaw, of Atlanta. Decorations will show various Georgia products and the coat of arms. The-, entire work will Ire hand wrought. At 3 o’clock Monday afternoon the vlslilng mayors were entertained by Mayor Joyner at a line luncheon In the Kimball palm room. Victims Will Recover. Altoona, Fab. 36.—The condition of lire victims of the Pennsylvania flyer w reck of Inst Saturday today Indicates that all w ill recover. SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT For the six months ending December 31, 180*. of the condition of the ILLINOIS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CHICAGO, organised under the laws of the state of Illinois, made to the governor of the state of Georgia. In pursuance of the laws of said state. Principal office: 134 Monroe Rt.. Chicago. ». CAPITAL STOCK. Jgfc 3IIHLMP #0 ■ T 3. Amount of capital stock paid up In cash 100,000 00—* 1H.IW W II. A88ET8. “ 1. Msrkel value of real estate owned by the company *t.OI2.72S 57—31.012.73* *7 2. Loans on bonds and mortgage (first liens) on real estate.. 1,102,017 tl 3. Loans secured by pledge of bonds, stocks or other mar ketable collaterals 4. Loans msde In rash to policyholders on this company's policies assigned as collateral 5. Premium notes, loans or Hens on pollclss In force ti. Bonds and stocks owned absolutely, par value.3I.il*.<00 00 Market value carried out 7. ('ash In company's office a. Cash deposited In banks to credit of company 10. Interest due or accrued and unpaid 11. Bills receivable 12. Agent's balance 13. Rents due or accrued and unpaid . il-Uitl amounl of uncollected and deferred premiums (de duction 30 pc)' rent- for average lashing—tram—grass a mount! 4,1*1 It EMMA EAMES RISES LA 7E; HU I SHINES JUST THE SAME Famous Singer Chats of Her Former Visit to Atlanta. linn point lace. Her gloves were long nhlte ones that reached to the elbows. It seems everybody loves Enima Kumes. The old maid spoke of how much she loved her ami that she had ' been with her ever since madame was jn llt(le girl In Paris. Jt l* a great gift i to have a wonderful voice, and heauiy 1 <>r face and figure, but gre.itest of all Is : the quattt.v that make* peiipte love her. iTMinr 91.201 00 I5.064.74i 42,176 Ir ami Mrs. I P. Mayfield, at 45 u\enm\ a Imy. rli and .Mr*. A II. Watson, at I„. Street, a hoy. BUILDING PERMITS. i, .m | # . I*etty. to build two- tame dwelling »1 420 Boulevurvl. ,i *|* |{ * *04*k. to build one- i.ime dwelling at 3«l Hunt Geor- I lilK.'l aid till i.rcl' 214 Auburn avenue Nash. t-» re-in Hag at 302 .*tlni|w>on sti M. Winter*, t<» build frame » .Mnrns^ tV.Vmlld addition j ** North Hmad u.x. j.mt ut 7H .Marietta $225—M OOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOOOOOOOO o o O MARRIED ON TRAIN, O O 8PEEDING AT THE RATE O O OF FIFTY MILES AN HOUR. O O O O Hpec ial lo The Georgian. Q O «‘harleston. 8 % Feb. 25.—A. O O VT llmn’tl. (ft Lnckhnrt. Ala., and O O Ml** E. t». Mammon*, of Rennert. O O N were married last night »>n O O th** Atlantic Goaat Line vestibule O jC fain between Halteis anil Lanes O 'O to J. Dejongh, a uniary pMbllc. of O j m . O Florence. , . O jC The ceremony fmk place while O O 11)4- train was making 50 miles an O C houi \ O C .Mrs- Ledger, a tourtsi of Phil- O O uilelphla presented the happy 0 O couple with a slivir sugar Hpo.m. 0 C Tin* hi hie and groom went on O O to Lockhart, with the goo*! wishes O O of thiii fellow passenger*- 0 C O , tiooooooaooooooooodocoooooi By CHARLOTTE STEWART. ! After being assured by everyone In | he Piedmont Hotel, from the bell bov j ip to Madame Emma Fames’ traveling j ompanlon. thut the great singer would > lot *e« anyone, not even the members.' »f hei family, on the day she wax t«»' |-Mini;, this charming woman, after n j few persiiuslve messages dellverad by* her maid, eniered the room and greeted, me with the wmihI grace churactcrUtb of a cultured woman. Madame was Introduced by Emile tie Goigoxu. the baritone, and chatted fora few minutes CATCHER ARCHED PLAYS GOOD BALL, JENNINGS THINKS 16. All other assets, bnlh teal ami personal, not Included here inbefore Total assets III. LIABILITIES. 1. Net present value of all the outstanding poll- ■ lee In force *6,M5,0T* 00 Deduct net value of riskn In Ibis company, rr-lntured In other advent companies .. 10,314 00 Net premium wserve - 2. Death loaaea and mutual endowments due and nnnqld — t 610 00 l. Death losses Jnd muiual siulnwnisms tn-pio.—;—; «ess of adjustment, or adjusted and not due . 34.477 64 4. Death loues and other policy claims resisted by ■he company 3,000 00 6. Annuity claims unpaid (.177 60 Total policy claims < Premium obligations In excess of the net value of their policies ..... 7. Dividends declared and due and remaining unpaid 8. Dividends declared but not yet due in. Amount of all other claims against the company 11. Cash,capital >••••••• 11. Hurplus over all llabllltlea IV. Income’DURING THE second six months of the VI 1. Amount of cMh premium* received 6 «37,44» 46 3. Interest received 161,761 II 4. Amount of Income from all otherauurcea 4t,4JS 91 Total Income 9 927,929 21 V. DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE SECOND SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR t909. 1. faoaaea paid 6240,999 99 2. Matured endowmenta paid 9,125 92 Total $250,126 21 3. Deduct amount received from other com panlee for loeaee or claims of pollclea of this company _ . . re-lnsured i... 16,000 00 Total amount actually paid for losaea and matured endaiw- menta 4. Annuitants 6. .Surrender policies 6. Dividends paid to poikyhoidere or other* 7 Expenses paid. Includlug commlseion* t officers’ salaries s. Taxes paid 9. All other payments and expenditures .... 107.422 Jt, 10,677 Jf r.9,120 96 $$.348,992 m YEAR 1909. agents, and tonight eight years ago? I shall never forg«- what a beautiful amilonre we had: all the buxaa.^vci£.JUJr<J ami the women wen* all *o pit tty. K.»*h woman hun a bouquet of flown* nnd the whole house scented as a garden of ffowet *. I him singing In grand op«.i.t eek's reef, so I promptly answered the gi but it I* not necessary for Total disbursements Greatest amount ln*uied In any one risk Total amount of Insurance outstanding .$ . 10.000 00 4^,994,969 00 :o:.«5i *o 10,363 03 3U.2U t» 11.347 *6 14,<71 01 ( 731.317 fl frame «i\< Pt-n.i .MGh \Y J. Augu-vtu. Ga.. Feh. 2o.— .Manager place In whlih wr are to Mng Hugh Jennings ami Ills vanguard of ante place that^aang In Tigris blew Into the city last night. Manager Jennings I* In the best of health and spirits. Thote who came with Jefmtngs are Kubanka. Aivhei. Davy Jones, K. Jones, l«akoff an<I Mchnetberg. hut 7 IliH.. a week's vast, a.1 ti lf lh - B ' "arren Park biv ,. ,H nith." | not too wet this afu-tno4»n the limber- Mi. you want in** to talk about nr - ling up practice will he had Pitcher* Well" there Mine. Kumes tin md j Itonan it ml Wlllets are sxpe< ted to mi- be baritone snd «sk«*4l»: "Did \ tu ( ilve this afternoon over the Georgia itea •• me *ay that I bad inude .« r*»ad. and t'atrher let in I* also rx- e>.-t oi mi.lexed n trluinph?" j peeled to come. Manager .linnlngn i* very optltnlslli iver hi* prospeida till* year. He says, however,, that he never believe* In ihilmlmr |oennant* or making predlc- » the lute trains and heftv fnllgued j thins about how lit* team will finish, tl .q luul been from tltelr Journey. Min**, i "Tne iteople went you to give them re-. ^ , Fa'ii* * and 8lgm»r Ue Gorgozu *«IU; suits," said Jennkig* fhl* inomlm. i Jirtwiu and participate In the exer- ao«iri in wining und left for their ual'.v i "and It Is always b«*»t to go gloQg I, coiiRiliutloita!. and work hard snd say little." j. T he audience was_^hlghl> enteGalned Thai madame l* u iK*awtlfui woman i Jennings think* thut In Jimmy Aivh- doulu Her hah not ’ er lit* will have ;t very Une catcher, snd aay* that Archer* work hi*l year with Atlanta demonsti‘ale<l tlrat he I* one of the he«t in the minor league*. Piaetfis will l»e had every Us> l\t the |»u‘ U >’ii< ll.it Spring* squad will irpon i i* March 1L A copy of the act of Incorporation, duly certified, la of file In the offlce’of the Insurance commissioner. 9 HTATK OF ILLINOIS — County of Cook. Personally Rp|e,util before the underalgned, Oswald J. Arnold, who, be ing duly sworn, deposes and aaya that he la tha Hecretary of tha Illinois Lift Insurance Company, and that the foregoing statement la correct and true. I OSWALD J. ARNOLD. 8 worn to and subscribed before tne, this 21 at day of February. 1907. WALTER Z. BROWN, • Notary Public, J. C. TUMLIN, State Manager, 5th Floor English-American Building. talking fur f»w mum *THJ M nil* I in 111 Is I. ii tier featurr* ir •• ' aalug lh, u.tl-brvfl uiiijti. Sho was |ki*. ut lira a uiti'.'k tu lh' I,talk i !uth tatlui ►ii:' uaLt anh gtjfcc u( Vi SCHOOL WANTED UNCLE REMUS TO DELIVER AN AOORESS. SlNclat to Th. Gmrglan. Kalnulon. Ga„ K,b 2S.—Arbor ilay amt thr aantvrrsury of the birth uf Geurae \Vaahlna>»n were observed Fri day by the Katunton Academy. It was a keen disappointment to the audience that Joel Chandler Harris coutd not respuni! tn the pressing Invitation to be j ALLEGED NEORO MURDERER CAUGHT. IN DECATUR M|m*-Ii|I In The liiHIIgtSIl. Decatur. Ala.. Feb. 36.—1. I*. Billings- I., n nuttd nci'tj desperadu, wanted In just bean married. Chattanooga for murder and other crlmaa, waa arrested hare today by Hherfir Tom Hhtpp and deputies aad taken to Chattanooga. For several hours officers had tha negro surround* ed In a house at Whlteeburg, hut be escaped and cama hero. The ofleets here caught him napping at the home uf hla aunt. Maggie Bteele, In East De catur. GROOM OF SHORT WHILE KILLED ON AN ENGINE. kpiM Ial In The Georgian. Norfolk. Va„ Feb. 16.—Qhsrler H. Crain, aged II years, and on engineer on the Washington stesnser was at 1:10 o'clock this ■ struck on the head by a crank, engine nnd Instantly klllsd. Ha